Social events of the week highlight local gatherings
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs T B Armstrong hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs H L Silver and Mrs Carlton Clymor and children. Tuesday couples dined including R L Silver and T B Armstrong. Ophelia roses and carnations decorated. Wednesday Mrs T K Armstrong hosted foursome bridge with Hyde Silver and Bishop. Friday Samedi bridge club met with Naomi Peters and Cutter sisters. Saturday Helen West hosted birthday party with many friends and kewpie themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
F. A. Little
Miss Gordon
Misa Owens
T. K. Armatrong
Thos
M. Hyde
R. L. Silver
T. K. Bishop
F. L. McNown
C. B. Beck
A. W. Coons
Edwin Bowling
Legion vows to capture Bergdoll as Weeks pledges aid
Commander Galbraith of the American Legion vows the organization will get Bergdoll and Secretary Weeks promises the War Department will pursue the slacker if possible. Hope remains that Bergdoll may soon be returned to an American cell.
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Galbraith
American Legion
Bergdoll
Weeks
War Department
Antlers Club to Host Big Invitation Dance in Greybull
The Antlers club of Greybull plans an invitation dance next Thursday evening with members and guests from Basin and Lovell attending. A six piece orchestra will provide music for what is billed as Greybull’s social event of the season.
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Antlers Club
Greybull
Basin and Lovell
Good Roads Day in Hyatttville Satire Poem
A humorous verse recalls a Good Roads Day in Hyatttville with posters aloud promises of free meals and no charges. The speaker recounts a long day of meals, a Ladies Aid dinner, a parade, and workers returning to duties until late afternoon, ending with a nod to P. Barton.
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Ladies Aid
Reclamation Association Sees Western State Memorials Backed
The Reclamation Association reports strong ratification of memorials by western state legislatures urging Congress to action on reclamation. Volunteers plan expanded education. Governor Davis prepared editorials and a publicity feature. The secretary aims to travel to Washington next week.
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The
Association
Congress
Certan
Washington
Voice
Davis
Reclamation
How to Grow the Rose in Wyoming Climate
The article extols hybrid tea and tea roses thriving in Wyoming summers with cool nights and hot days. It advises clay soil mulched with four inches of cow manure, light soil incorporation after a month, and regular watering with good drainage to prevent mold. It notes some Basin roses yielded over five hundred blooms last season.
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United States
Wyoming
Growing Perennials Growings Perennials
The piece extols old fashioned perennials for year round garden appeal with little care. It lists proven Basin varieties including peonies iris golden glow Santerbury bells baby breath holly hocks phlox larkspur coreopsis hardy asters chrysanthemums pinks gilliardin and daisies. Bloom remains continuous until frost without replanting each year.
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Basin
Doc Van Slyke Realizes Ford Needs More Than Reputation
Doc Van Slyke of Hyattville with Edlig Sam Hyatt and John Seaman drove toward Basin in a Ford with about three gallons of gas. A muddy road after the storm rapidly used up fuel and proved the car would not run on reputation alone until A C Burgems assisted by pulling the party to Basin.
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Doc van Slyke
Hyattville
Edlig
Sam Hyatt
John Seaman
Basin
Doc
A. C. Burgems
Married Monday ties two local figures in county ceremony
Benjamin Franklin Hunt and Maude Claire Dawkins of Greybull obtained a marriage license Monday and were married that evening by Justice Hanwell at his home. The groom plays for the Midwest ball team and is well known among town fans.
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Benjamin Franklin Hunt
Maude Claire Dawkins
Greybull
Justice Hanwell
Outing at Paint Rock Draws Local Residents
Residents listed as enjoying a Paint Rock outing last Sunday include Ralph Ehrhard and family, Wm Ehrhard and family, C T Gebhart, Carl Wilson and son, P P Anderson and son, Aaron Johnson and son, G G Jones, Dr H T Harris, J R Bonwell, J A Berry, Chas Galusha, J W Osborn, Chas VanDevender, W H Giersch, H C Brandt, Wm Hartman, Joe Messier, E C Burroughs, George Frisby, Lester Gregory, E W Gregory, Neal Tuttle, BE, F Peterson and E W Fallett.
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Paint Rock
Ralph Ehrhard
Wm. Ehrhard
Famly
C. T. Gebhart
Carl Wilson
P. P. Anderson
Aaron Johnson
G. G. Jones
Dr. H. T. Harris
J. R. Bonwell
J. A. Berry
Chas, Galusha
J. W. Osborn
Chas. VanDevender
W. H. Giersch
Dissolution of Partnership Between Wilson and Friend
Notice states the partnership between Carl Wilson and J M Friend of the Town and Country Electric Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on April 6 1921 J M Friend retires from the firm all bills due are to be paid to Carl Wilson and all debts not due remain to be paid by Carl Wise dated at Bac n Wryo on April 6 1921
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Carl Wilson
J. W. Friend
Town & Country Electric Co
J M. Friend
Carl Wise
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Hibbert
Administratrix of Walter S Hibbert estate files final account and petition for distribution in Big Horn County Wyoming with district court. Public notice to creditors and interested parties to review and file objections by June 6 1921, after which final settlement will proceed.
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Walter S. Hibbert
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Notice of Administratrix for McIntosh Estate
Lena McIntosh appointed administratrix of the estate of William A. McIntosh on April 6 1921. Creditors must present their claims against the estate to the undersigned within the legally prescribed period.
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Lena McIntosh
William A. McIntosh
Saides
Notice to present claims for estate administration
In Wyoming on April 6 1921 Lena McIntosh administratrix directs all potential claimants to file their allowances within six months to preserve priority and within one year to avoid forever barring. The notice serves as official authority to present claims to the administratrix.
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Tate
Wyoming
Notice of Sale Under Order of Sale 1921 Basin WY
Notice of sale issued after a February 15 1921 judgment in Big Horn county Wyoming. The First National Bank of Ravin sues R H Ahrens and E T Skinner for 2803.07 with an attachment and writ of execution. Sale set for May 7 1921 at 2 PM at Basin courthouse front door.
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District Court
Big Morn County
Wyoming
First National Bank of
Ravin
R. H. Ahrens
E. T. Skinner
Basin
Big Horn
H. Ahrens
B. F. Wickwire
Plant Early Beet Seed Shallow
Farmers report favorable spring weather for early beet planting but some seed beds lack moisture for germination. Ditchers are used to irrigate if rain fails. Firming the seed bed helps subsoil moisture reach the surface. After planting, inspect fields after each rain and act to prevent crust formation.
Used Clothing Drive By Red Cross Seeks Donations
The Red Cross committee requests donations of old used garments for relief work. Notify Mrs Zela Murphy at 64W Clothing should be clean and suitable for home or foreign relief. Underwear fit for alterations for children is also needed. A store closet will store items to prevent waste and ensure availability.
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Red Cross Committee For Clothing
Zela Murphy
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Barton
Reclamation Association
Nadler
Wyo
Great Western Sugar Co
L.hubert McRorie
D. C
Big Horn County Bank Annex
Ideal Tailoring Co
D. T. Hand
WM. Gibson
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