Wyoming On Wheels exhibition train to the east
H L Moore of Sheridan plans a traveling exhibit train to the east within two months. The train will carry dining cars two day coaches exhibit cars and a baggage car and will travel as far as New York with stops to collect and distribute literature and school materials. Wyoming communities may appoint representatives to join the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Post
H. L. Moore
Billings, By
Sheridan
Moore
New York
Wyoming
A New Surveyor Appointed G J Schenk
M Miller resigned as county surveyor and the board of county commissioners appointed G J Schenk to the position. Schenk is a capable engineer and will maintain road records well, valuing careful record keeping to save future costs. The article notes county surveyor and county superintendent have been undervalued, but are now seen as important offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Miller
Board of County Commissioners
G. J. Schenk
Schenk
The Fourth At Hyattville Celebration Hopes Bright
Hyattville residents show growing interest in a grand Fourth of July celebration. The town has a history of hosting top county events and, if repeated, expects a large crowd to witness an excellent display and activities in this fine community.
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Hyattville
Ilywttville
Street Demonstration of Maxwell Car Excites Spectators
W. W. Murphy demonstrated the new Maxwell car on the street, driving it in a circle for several minutes without a driver. The display showed the car performing excellently, pleasing spectators and attracting attention. Murphy has had success showcasing these famous cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Murphy
Maxwell
Mumphy
County approves bounties to kill coyotes and bobcats
County commissioners vote to pay bounties totaling 123 dollars for 108 coyotes and 14 bobcats, with funds distributed countywide. The bounty program is expanded to all predatory animals, expected to reduce local counts.
Bound to District Court Oil Developments
O F Howard of Casper was arrested on a warrant by Mary C Howard for threats against the life of the witness. He was bound over to the district court in 500, later released on leaving the county. Nurseryman Leonard Freshman, now in Worland, oversees work on the old Haxféum farms and visits Shell Creek. Wells in the Cle Tillard area see drilling paused, with plans for a larger rig. Grey Bull and Newood fields show activity and pipe line work proceeds. A rock party at Mrs Lion Blakesley’s featured games and refreshments after an Odd Fellows meeting.
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O. F. Howard
Casper
Frank I. Rive
Mary C. Howard
Howard
Bonwell
Colling
J. H. Gudmenson
Shodhoni
Leonard Freshman
Worland
Shell Creek
Michigan
W. F. Blaine
Cleveland-Wyoming 688 Co
Tillard Reach
Air Ia
C. BE. Stubbs
Newood
Byron
Greybull
G. J. Schenk
Greybull Oil Company
Windmills of Holland Operetta Benefit at Basin Hall
The Windmills of Holland two act operetta will be presented in Basin for the Methodist church Friday April 30 1915. Local scenery by R. J. Extra and a six piece orchestra accompany a performance highlighting Dutch life and mills with roles including Mynheer Hertogenbosch his family and American Bob Yankee. Tickets $1.50 1.00 0.50 on sale at Wise’s April 24 with curtain at 8 30 and doors 8 p.m. Overture at 8 20.
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Fraternity Hall
Methodist Church of
Basin
Holland
R. J. Extra
Mymbeer Hertogenbosch
Vrouw Hertogenbosch
Wilhelmina
Hilda
Hams
Wilhemina
Franz
Katrina
Bob Yankee
Mynheer Hertogenbosch
Wise's
Some Chickens And Eggs
M Hyde visited Hyattville and Willis Thooth's ranch noting 150 pure strain hens kept separate. The flock produced 2844 eggs over a period, with daily yields around 90. Booth’s care is credited for the good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hyde
Hyattville
Willis Thooth
Willis
Ly Marcy
Mir. Booth
Mountain Men Return After Illness Near Home
W A Robb and C O Bilis descended from their mountain home on Wednesday. J W Ahrens, accompanying them, fell ill and was assisted back to the residence. They arranged a wagon ride and then telephoned for a car. R H Ahrons met them and transported them to medical care. The party reported the illness not serious but sought closer medical aid.
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W. A. Robb
C. O. Bilis
J. W. Ahrens
R. H. Ahrons
Engineers and settlers visit Basin in early week
Engineer J. J. Marshall formerly of Basin, now on his farm above Gody, visited town. He is a top irrigation expert still consulting for major firms. D. A. Baughman and three children arrived from the east and plan a ranch dairy venture if Basin suits. Co W. Atherly, ex-county surveyor, now with Billings engineering, also in town. Atherly’s firm handles the Cody canal tunnel contract and other projects. Stockmen from Basin, Bonanza, Hyattville, and Manderson headed to Douglas for the week’s stock convention.
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Basin
J. J. Marshall
Gody
Mr. Marshall
Thie State
D. A. Baughman
W. Atherly
Billings
Billings Engineering Company
Atherly
Cody Canal
Cody
Skeveard
W. BE. Taylor
Bonanza
Gam Gapen
Ralph Mercer
Hyattville
J. H. Montgomery
Mandereon
Douglas
Dinner guests at Atherly home in Billings
Mrs Ruth Donnkieom entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C W Atherly of Billings. Present were Mr and Mrs Atherly J J Marshall of Cody Mr and Mrs Neal Anderson and Mr and Mrs Henry Armeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Donnkieom
C. W. Atherly
Billings
Atherly
J. J. Marshall
Cody
Neal Anderson
Henry Armeling
County Finances Show March Expenses and School Fund
A detailed county financials report lists March expenses by office and department, total year expenditures, and 80 percent of annual spending available. It notes a $14,204.34 school fund check, 2250 pupils, $6.31 per pupil, plus local farmer Vic Olson promoting corn for hog feed and potential impact on hog shipments.
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Court House
J. K. Burnham
Entertained At Cards By Mr And Mrs Bristow
Mr and Mrs F F Bristow entertained numerous friends at cards last Saturday night. A delicious lunch was served and the gathering, held weekly through winter, left the guests with a lingering regret as they dispersed. Attendees included Mesdames Gould Extra Zane Lakeskey and Messrs Wickwire Haw. Sheriff Wickwire and C B Haw left for Ranting with prisoners Dell Drake Wm Murphy Geo Cobb sentenced to four to seven years and one year respectively leaving the county jail empty for the first time in over a year.
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F. F. Bristow
Cands
Mesera
Mesdames R. A. Gould
Kk. J. Extra
J. P. Zane
Lou Lakeskey
Wickwire
C. B. @haw
Dell Drake
Wm. Murphy
Geo. Cobb
County Officials Hire Auto Service Bid Awarded
At the county meeting ODMnedone contracted with Markham and Allen to provide auto hire services for county officials. Several bids were submitted, but the Markham and Allen proposal was deemed best for the county and the contract was not to be.
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Markham & Allen
Woman's Club Meeting Showcases Local Notables At Library
A Woman's Club gathering at the library last Wednesday featured a lengthy business session and an engaging program. W C Snow explained recent legislative laws while questions about disputed points were discussed. Miss Winifred Patten sang and responded to an encore. Mrs Murphy gave an insightful talk on early experiences, and Kathleen O Ney performed songs including Elaine. Mrs Collins presented a well received paper on Early Days in the Big Horn Basin.
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W. C. Snow
Mica Winifred Patten
Quasical Oeircles
Elaine
Nora
Bigotte
W. 3. Collins
Big Horn Basin
Will Po Home Canning Opens New Income Source
Frank Nicholson, from Harlington, plans a home canning outfit with a 400 cans per day capacity. He will first can asparagus, then beans, peas, corn, and other vegetables, and also cure meats. A 25 foot deep silo will store feed for six months, with twelve acres of corn planted to fill it. If successful, this venture could inspire others and boost local prices for home canned goods.
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Frank Nicholson
Harlington
Mr. Nicholson
Han
Nicholson
County receives state fish cans for local distribution
Sheridan county commissioners report from the state batchery at Story that 25 cans of fish are available for distribution to residents. The notice encourages all interested to take what they want, noting fishing supports tourism and can profit ranch or resort owners relying on streams favored by anglers.
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Story
Sheridan County
The Lewis Shows Present Night of Varying Talent
The Lewis shows played here on Wednesday before a small attentive audience. The piano player impressed with skill and variety, earning much applause. The ventriloquist lady delighted the children, and the act was described as well worth the money. Mr L A Lewis traveled from Greybull to meet friends and handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Gwoney
Desperate Battle in the Mountains in War News
Reports from Honolulu Venice and London describe a large World War I fight in the Carpathians and Galicia with Austrians Germans repelling Russian advances. Losses reach tens of thousands as battles continue near Uzsok pass and in eastern Galicia. In Mexico Villa advances near Elaya with Obregon surrounded but still fighting as officials cite 45,000 engaged.
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Honolulu
George D. Stilleen
Wiho
Frank Crilly
Venice
Carpathians
Budapest
Abep
London
Particulrly
Uzsok Pass
Galicia
Useok Pays
Washington
Villa
Obregon
Elaya
State Department
San Luis Potost
Manderson Resident Robert F Beall Dies at Home
Robert F Beall of Manderson died at his home Wednesday after a prolonged illness and a recent stroke. He leaves a wife and several children, including daughter Mrs Don Loyer of Basin, who stayed at his side throughout his illness. Funeral was held Thursday at Manderson.
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Robert F. Beall
Manderson
Beall
Mr. Beall
Don Loyer
Basin
Acme Delivers Fine Western Show With Squaw Man
A crowded Acme house enjoyed a six reel program headlined by Dustin Farnum in Squaw Man. Every scene was clear and deft, showcasing top performers. Tomorrow night will present the second installment of the Master Key, a highly anticipated story. The Big Horn canal now runs full length, supplying water to farmers.
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Acme
Dustin Farnum
Big Horn Canal
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Windmills OF
Methodist Church
Will
Mrs. Anderson
Vic Olson
Otto
Olson
Woman's Club Meeting
Woman's Club
Will PO
Me. L. A. Lewis
American Sub Marine
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