County News Quietly Moves Toward Spring
Spring comes to county communities as alfalfa growth thrives and haying will begin earlier this year. Otto church services held last Sunday. Mrs. Vaugim of Chicago visits Mr. Mamny. Mrs. Ira Holland of Denver visits friends. J. P. Mayer attended Basin business. William A. Smith of Kansas stays with Kumbro after working for B. D. Leavitt. Mrs. Frank St Jermain and daughter Clarice visit Mrs. Lew St Jermain. D Kimbro returns to the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Vaugim
Chicago
Mamny
Ira Holland
Denver
J. P. Mayer
Ty Basin
Beaver Creek
William A. Smith
Kansas
B. D. Leavitt
K. K. Kumbro
Frank St. Jermain
Clarice
Lew St. Jermain
D. Kimbro
Basin
Bear Creek
W. Moberly
James Davidson
Frank Gouki
Co. P. Davidson
Shell Creek
Fred Crandall
John Allen
Basin Gardens News Posts a Busy Summer Outlook
The Basin area reports a lively season with new farmers, irrigation progress, and potato soil proven as Basin Gardens expands with over 30 acres planted. Local crops include asparagus rhubarb melons and Cantalope, while 100 percent hatch of Barred Rock chicks signals farm growth amid county fair plans and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Queach
W. C. May
Tedman
Bawn Gardens
Basin Gardens
P. Hartranft
Col. May
Spratt
Patterson
Randall Ranches
Rocky Ford
Big Horn
Donald Reed
Barred Rock
A. B. Chaney
Chaney
Nebraska
Poland
China
Col
May
Farmers’ Union
Masin
Hartranft
Thompsons
Veth
Trade Offer Seeks Bed Mares for Fowl Work
A brief classified notice from J. B. Vreeman Republican for job printing advertises thirty standard bed mares for trade. The short item implies a barter deal involving fowl and work horses.
CHURCH SERVICES ACROSS FAITHS IN BASIN AREA
Various faiths announce services in the Basin region. Christian Science holds Sunday 11 am services and a 12 15 pm Sunday school with midweek prayer at 7 o clock. Catholic Bishop P A McGovern visits May 4 for 730 am Mass and 9 am service by Rev Endres. Manderson hosts Sunday morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Christian Sciences
Carnegie Mbrary
Catholic Church
P. A. McGovern
Cheyenne
Big Horm Basin
Bas'n
Father Endres
N. J. Endres
Episcopal Services Draw Large Crowd for Thames Sermon
Mishop Thames of the Episcopal church arrived Tuesday and conducted services that evening. A large audience attended and praised his splendid discourse seeking inspiration and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishop Thames
Epliscopal Church
Episcopal Guild And Church Services April Gatherings
Episcopal guild meets with Mrs. Wm Kemp on Thursday April 29 inviting all. Methodist Episcopal Church lists April 25 Sunday school 10 a m. morning worship 11 with parables of our Lord. Epworth league 7 p m What the league is doing in India. evening service 8 p m with The Rainbow. Junior league Monday 4 p m. Indies aid to meet with Mrs Joe Wheeler. St Andrews Episcopal Church April 25 services with Sunday school 10 a m and prayers 11 a m and 8 p m. all invited. Receipts from grazing permits for 1915 will add about 1 200 000 to public revenues, with forage for cattle and horses about 1 985 775 and sheep and goats 747 125 and swine 64 040. beef prices spur cattle. Western rates 48 to 90 cents per head for cattle and horses. 12 to 18 cents for sheep goats. Eastern rates 65 cents to 1 50 for cattle. 1 10 to 2 for horses. 25 to 40 cents for sheep and goats. wine charge 29 to 43 cents west and 60 to 9 cents east.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Aril
Qumday School
Secretary of Agriculture
Lovell Shipments Show Eight Month Farm Exports
The Lovell Chronicle reports that 329 carloads of farm products were shipped from Lovell over eight months, excluding small home, dairy, poultry, hides shipments. The tonnage, worth thousands of dollars, was produced locally and can be verified at the Burlington railroad office. Notice of Annual School Meeting in Big Horn County Wyoming, district No. 17, will be held at the home school building on May 3, 1915 at 2 pm to elect three trustees and address other lawful business. T. K. Bishop, Dist. Clerk.
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Burlington
Ers
Sylvia Ward
N. Ward
Neghbors
Lovell
Burlington Railroad
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Astome School
T. K. Bishop
Dist
County Officials of Big Horn County Wyoming List
County officials include Assessor L O Gray. Commissioners T W Spratt chair M D Harris Cicero Avent. County Clerk Zela Murphy. County Attorney W S Collins. Clerk of District Court R H Ikrens. District Court Judge P W Metz. Court Stenographer G Hartigan. Superintendent Ruth Donaldson. County Treasurer John K Burnham. Sheriff B F Wickwire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Gray
T. W. Spratt
M. D. Harris
Cicero Avent
Zela Murphy
W. S. Collins
R. H. Ikrens
P. W. Metz
Basin City Officials and Local Republican Slate
Basin City announces city leaders with Mayor J A Berry and councilmen T W Spratt F M Dime Wm Gibson J W Gould. Treasurer S H Smith Clerk Jas F Ewers Attorney C A Zaring Marshal J H Hanlon. Republican for Job Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
T. W. Spratt
F. M. Dime
Wm. Gibson
J. W. Gould
S. H. Smith
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Fine land for sale near Otto at $30 per acre
For sale. SE 4 of Gee 4 T 51 near Otto. Fires close land and will bear close at investigation. Price thirty dollars per acre. Call or write P P Anderson Basin Wyoming al4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Gee
Otto
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Wyo
City Meat Market Promotes Lard Price Cut
The market advertises cut rates on lard with special prices: 10 pounds for $1.60, six pounds at 1 1/2 cents per pound, and trade cash offers. Begs, 25 cents cash, 30 cents trade. Local shop hopes to attract gains with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Missing Rings Found On Basin Street With Initials
Found on Basin Street are two children's rings, one engraved with the initial P and the other bearing a scroll motif. Finder urged to deliver to the office for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Time Table of Basin Trains No 313 and 311
Republican commercial printing presents a Basin time table listing daily passenger departures except Sunday. Northbound No 313 leaves at 12 40 p m and Southbound No 311 departs in the opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Cattle Brand ETH Tied to Tenaleep Range in Basin Wyoming
M H Smith MD reports cattle branded ETH seen on left rim in Tenaleep and Five Mile ranges. Smith lists membership in the Cattlemen's Association and PF O.adtres in Basin Wyoming. Noted as range branding record with location details and affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Smith
M. D
Five Mile
Cattlemen's Association
PF. O.adtres
Basin
Wyo
Mercer Bros. Cattle Brand in Wyoming Trade Name Notice
Mercer Bros. Land and Live Stock Co of Hyattville Wyoming lists cattle brands X Z on the right side and 3N on the left, branding horses on the left thigh. Range areas include Paint Rock and Nowood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Bros. Land & Livestock CO
Hyattville
Wyo
Paint Rock
Nowood
Neck
Range Palat Rock
P. O
Hyattville, Wye
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Canton
Oliver
Anderson & Johnson
East Side Square
Ihru
Land Office
Lou Blakesley
Basin, Wyoming
J. B. Vreeman
Republican
Manderson
G. W. Racer
Episcopal Guild
Wm. Kemp
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Basin, Wyo
S. F. Fedderson & Co
Fruits and Vegetables
Basin City Officials
Budweiser Billings
Hed Lodge Bottled Beer
Retali
Republican, Commercial Printing
Clarence Gardner
Paint Mountains Mountains
F. Mercer
William
UGLAS
Tonealee
Attle Co
Law
Hornes
Paris
Dougherty
Gills Range
Teusleep
Teusiey
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