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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

7

Brothers Reunite After 35 Years at Stockgrowers Convention

John Bryant of Casper visited Tuesday evening to see his brother-in-law W. 8. Irwin and attend the stockgrower convention. His brother Dan Bryant of Montana also joined the gathering for a long awaited reunion, the first meeting in thirty five years. Fred House now at Central barber shop with Pat Leavitt.

John Bryant Casper W. 8. Irwin Dan Bryant Montana Fred House Pat Leavitt

Basin Town Council Proceedings April 7 1919

Basin Wyoming town council meets regular session at 7 30 PM with Mayor Sullivan and four councilmen present. Minutes from March 30 read and approved. Banks invited as depositories for one year. Treasurer authorized to pay $1 000 sewer bond from sinking fund when due. Water main ordered to be laid from Fifth and Montana to Fifth street 460 feet. Bills presented, audited and warrants ordered.

Basin Wyo FB. J. Sullivan Wm. Gibson F. M. Hime W. H. Pauley Robt. R. Denny Ecense Town of Basin Funds First National Bank Tinein Giata Bank Mt Horn County Bank Ron Fifth and Montana Avenue Fifth Street Twrhst

Dissolution Declared of Luman Building Company Wyoming

At a special meeting held April 6 1919 in Basin Wyoming the Luman Building Company stockholders unanimously resolved to dissolve the corporation surrender its charter franchises and name and abandon the corporate enterprise. A certificate of dissolution was filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State and the company is dissolved. Dated Basin April 10 1919. T. K. Bishop Secretary. First pub April 11 1919. Last pub May 16 1919. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Big Horn County Irrigating Company to elect directors May 1 1919 at 4 p m at R B West office Pioneer Building Basin Wyoming. Dated April 1 1919. R B West Secretary. ee Republican for job printing.

Luman Building Company Wyoming Basin Big Horn County State of T. K. Bishop Big Horn County Irrigating Company R. B. West Pioneer Building

Basin election set for May thirteenth in court house

Notice to Basin electors announces an election on May 13 1919 at the courthouse for one mayor and two councilmen with polls open 10 am to 5 pm Jas F Ewers town clerk and BE Sullivan mayor sign the proclamation. The same notice lists an election for one mayor for a one year term and two councilmen for two year terms. The eighth grade examination schedule follows. Big Horn Basin Better Schools to hold uniform seventh and eighth grade exams April 24 and 25 at Manderson Hyattville Lower Beacon Kane Burlington Denver and Byron. diplomas and certificates to be issued by the association Elaine Kinder county superintendent signs.

R. E. Cummings National Supply Co H. I. Taylor Karl Osborn Well Supply Co Basin Lumber & Haw, Co Owen Johnson Florence G. Kirby Treas Basin Republican Basin Arage Jas J. Patten Police Justice F. Ewers H. Fitzpatrick Continental Oil Co Security Bridge Co Ottawa Silica Co Johns-Manville Co Wyo. Gas Co Hendrie & Bolthoff Frank M. Hime Henry Payne J. H. Hanlon Wyo Gas Co Erwin A. Rowe Hay Ae F. L. Cox G. B. Morrison Don C. Loyer Hawkeye Compound Co Continental Supply Co Western Belting & Packing Co Electric Wm. Gibson Sweeke Basin Court House BE. J. Sullivan Big Horn Basin Better Schools Association Big Horn County Manderson Hyattville Lower Beaver Kane Burlington Denver Byron

Teachers Examinations Set At Basin Wyoming Courthouse

The state teachers examination will be held at the court house at Basin Wyoming on April 17 18 and 19 1919. Teachers must present evidence of credits sufficient to meet the prerequisite requirements for the grade of certificate for which they wish to apply. The schedule will be the same as for previous examinations. County Supt.

Court House Basin Wyoming Elaine Kinder

Proclamation for Wyoming Special Election Notice

Notice under Governor Robert D Carey proclamation and Wyoming statutes that a special election will be held in the various voting precincts of Big Horn county Wyoming. The document cites sections 2099 and 2100 of the 1910 compiled statutes establishing the election process and dates.

Robert D Carey State of Wyoming Big Horn County State

Notice of Dissolution and Bond Proposal in Wyoming

Notice summarizes a 1919 dissolution in Hig Horn County with a planned statewide bond issue up to 2 800 000 for highway bonds and a separate 1916 dissolution notice for THE BERRY LUMBER COMPANY at Basin Wyoming with stockholders voting to dissolve and debts paid. The document lists officers James G Noll president and Raymond Brown secretary and dates March 1919 and March 27 1916 respectively.

James G. Noll Raymond Brown Berry Lumber Company A. D James, Noll

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Auto Supply & Tire Co Basin, Wyo Council Proceedings luEr Malmad Wi. J. Sullivan E. J. Sullivan Robi. R. Denny EB. J. Sullivan KE. J. Sullivan Jas. F. Ewers ee _ Republican Paris Daugherty Fritz Bros Hairden Fritz Morris Dailey Cattle CO Hyattville, Wyo Nowood Mercer Bros. Land & Live Paint Rock Clarence Gardner Thigh Big Horn Mountains P. QO Hyattville Wyo I. Smith Shell Creek Shell, Wyo Ray Paint Rock Nowood and Tributries P.O Hyattville, Wy RED Bank Cattle Co Geo. B. McCl Kan R. Tolman Talman Mountain Elk Creek P. O. Addrena Otto Fa—ka AID Board of County Commissioners Hig Horn County Charles A Welch Zela Murphy Yard Steven Zan
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