Beaver Creek Notes Busy Socials and Local News
Beaver Creek reports include Grandma Clark's eighty fourth birthday party with eighty four candles, Red Cross surprise and cake, updates on residents moving to M Awuatin ranch, John Wilkerson leasing D Kimbro ranch, and various visits. Measles cases appear mild, James Clifton ill with tick fever, and farming resumes after a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wells
M. Awuatin Ranch
Mr. Wells
Frank Ewen
Grandma Clark
Ladies of the Red Cross
Grandma
Beaver Creek
James Clifton
Anne Allen
Whaley
John Wilkerson
D. Kimbro Ranch
John
Barker
Arnold Good
Fay Fifield
Fay
Greybull
F. W. Crandall
Germania
D. O. Crandall
Chas. Lawrence
Grandma Meyers
Chas. Johnston's
Johnston
Basin Town Election Proclaimed for May 14 1918 Mayor and Councilmen
Notice to Basin electors of a town hall election on Tuesday May 14 1918 to choose one mayor and three councilmen. E J Sullivan listed as mayor. Also estray notice for two bay mares from Otto Wyoming with a reward for recovery information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Glen Hartman
Ralph
Bert Perkina
E. J. Sullivan
Young Couple Married at Camp Doniphan Oklahoma
Miss Vivien Cleaver of Lincoln wed Lieut. Frank Allen Cleveland at Camp Doniphan Lawton Oklahoma where he has served for months Major Arthur Parker hosted. The bride a state university graduate 1914 taught in Fairbury and was active in drama. Cleveland son of Mrs G M Cleveland Hot Springs South Dakota formerly with the national sanitarium at Hot Springs and Fort Snelling then Fort Sill or Camp Doniphan. He becomes first lieutenant and awaits foreign service transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Cleaver
Lincoln
Frank Allen Cleveland
Camp Doniphan
Lawton
Okla
Cleveland
Miss Cleaver
Walter
Cleaver
Arthur Parker
Fairbury
State University
G. M. Cleveland
Hot Springs
S. D
National Army
National Sanitarium For Soldiers
Quartermaster’s Corps
Fort Snelling
Lincoln State Journal
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Sill
Rex Theatre and Sugar Drive Highlight War Time News
The Rex theatre presents Sirens of the Sea with a star cast as a storm isolates Santa Cruz island cutting off food. Meanwhile Great Western Sugar urges farmers to boost beet acreage for national food supply and war effort. The Children year campaign launches with weighing tests for under five and state conferences planned to bolster child health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz Island
Alleh J. Holubar
Rex Theatre
Santa Barbara
Hollabar
Jack Mulhall
Great Western Sugar Company
The
Food Administration
Lovell
Womans Committee
Council of National Defense
Children’s Bureau
Children's Bureau
Wyoming
Washington
Cheyenne
Sheriff Warns of Prosecution for 1915 License Plates
The sheriff reports state notice that ample auto plates exist and from April 1 those without 1915 plates will be prosecuted. Prize-winner at the Big Horn county fair 1917 is advertised, with sale near Rainten at Smith ranch or Basin, Dr. M. H. Smith, and Elmer Wiley linked to Smith ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Miz It
B. F. Wickwire
Big Horn County Fair
Rainten
M. H. Smith
Basin
Elmer Wiley
Smith Ranch
Thrift Stamps Drive Links War Bonds to Civic Spirit
The piece urges uninterrupted sale of war savings stamps during the Liberty Loan campaign and praises thrift stamps for children. It notes a Craig Curtis Construction pledge to donate 5 percent of cement work receipts in Basin to the local Red Cross, with funds to be turned over when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig-Curtis Construction Co
Greybull
Basin
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Jones
O. P. Manny
Ernest Anderson
Andrew Whitlock
B. J. Christian
Otto
Vv. C. Olsen
Wyo
Zane
Sitoes
L. A
A. E. Zane
B.T. Joslin Hatin, Wy
Hoosier
Denver
Basin Furniture Co
C. A. Leavitt
First National Bank
of Basin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
S. Skovgard
Ed Carothers
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May
James A. Lee
F. C. Emerson John McFayden Herbert T
John Luman
John Seaman
Kris
Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Hardware Builders Supplies
Basin, Wyoming
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