Two Suits Filed in Park County District Court
In Park county early this week two major civil actions were filed. C. H. Worland sues J. H. Doores et al for $2,000 in sheep conversion damages and $2,500 total over two contracts involving 3,000 head of sheep at $2.50 per head after delivery. The Sunlight Sulphur Mining and Milling Co. seeks to bar claims against its mining claim and compel disclosure from rival parties in a suit against the Sulphur Milling and Mining Co. and H. B. Arnold, administrator of Richard Roth, with relief totaling about $250,000. District Court docket for Basin includes numerous money, equitable relief, injunctive, and divorce actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Park County
C. H. Worland
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Doores
Worland
Sunlight Sulphur Mining and Milling Co
District Court
I. Gerson & Son Co
The
Board of Co. Com
Big Horn
Mr Schwoob
C. P. Me Giashan
G. T. Beck
C. H. Ritchcock
Appelle
Hoffman Decker Shoe Co
Mary A. Decker
T. W. Decker
Fred Krug Brewing Co
C. B. Garland
F. L. Reeves
W. A Cowan
Wyo. Land & Irrig. Co
Equitable Relief
Lizsie P. Bowman
Peter Enders
W. F. Johnson
R. H. Ewart
Garland State Bank
J. M
J. F. Howell
Occidental Building & Loan Assn
W. A. Wilson
Lowell
John Flockhart
Lampman & Lampman
Jos. E
May Renshaw
Chas. M. Stafford
Bessie Stafford
Ada E. Goodrich
Sheridan Lewis
Equitable
Joseph Magill
Dempsey Canal Co
Chas. G. Anderosa
Chas. T. Miller
Money
the Jewell Nursery Co
H. W. Guyer
Sherman Nursery Co
Ira Waters
Interstate Rubber Co
Same
Fred H. Busby
Bozeman Milling Co
Omaha Wool & Storage Co
Nat. Bank
Simeon C. Kimball
Alice Woody
J. T. Everett
W. J. Booth
Collins
Nellie Beall
Carl F. Beall
Sheridan Presbytery Meeting Sees Broad Basin Attendance
Basin hosted Sheridan Presbytery ministers and elders for its annual gathering with 10 district churches represented. Rev. Edwin L. Anderson of Cody gave a notable address, A. N. Sanford of Greybull was chosen moderator, J. R. Engle lay clerk, and J. W. Winder clerical delegate elected to Louisville assembly. Dr. Long spoke on The Inevitable War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Witt Long
Sheridan
Edwin L. Anderson
Cody
Samuel L. McAmis
Thermopolis
Joseph W. Winder
Evangelar
Arthur N. Sanford
Greybull
James A. Slack
Powell
A. W. Percy
Gillette
Eldora D. J. Parker
W. H. Austin
F. M. Buck
J. R. Engle
E. B. Rossiter
Baain
Winder
A. N. Sanford
J. W. Winder
Wyoming Inspection Certificate for Trail of Horses
Wyoming inspection record by Big Horn County sheriff Amos Asay of Lovell details branded and unbranded horses to be traile d from Cowley to Conrad Montana. The document, dated April 3, 1912, lists multiple horses and branding marks and identifies Deputy Sheriff and Inspector A Bey Widewice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Cowley
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Be Polling Teanted
Amos Asay
Lovell
A. F
Widewice
Fet
Mre Meenas
Amos Asay Lovell
Wyo
Clark
Comrad
Mont
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Cody Enterprise
G. Washington
E. J. Vaughan
M. T. Wells
Mon
Matilda Maloney
Rob
T L. Maloney
George E. Cole
Maude E. Cole
Jesse Britton
Gladys I. Britton
Clara J. Lewis
Percy W. Mets
C. Dana Carter
Guardian
Percy W. Metz
Crosby Welch Co
Alma Peterson
C. WV. Smith
W. H. Rusk
Hart Inv. Co
Mary Hurshman
Wm. Hurshman
Camilla P. Davis
Chas. Edwards
Ivin Russell
State Board of Control
W. G. Lantry
J. W. Hook
Big Horn Co. Bank
B. G. Rogers
John Weints
Frank Robinson
Linnabary Dry Goods Company
Basin
Nowood River
Manderson, Wrong
O. J. Robertson
Linnabary Dry Goods Co
Box 225
United States
Cluett & Peabody
ARROW
J. F. Leighty
Sheridan Presbytery
Casin
State of
Conrad, Mont
A. D
O. K
Borrel
Lier Stellen
Tunis
Deek
Lon Right
Jon Right