Appointments Made by Captain Weert for Company Lu
Captain R B Weert announces appointments of non commissioned officers for company Lu First sergeant C W G Dodge Second sergeant and quartermaster M A Mitchell third sergeant and right guide R A Strandberg fourth sergeant and left guide Ganford Barnes fifth sergeant and left guard of first platoon J B Frisby sixth sergeant and right guard of second platoon R W Mcintosh Corporals John Coons Beecher Higby George Randall and J T Cumine Denver planned frontier evhuition before Frontier Days Cheyenne and pursuit of Cheyenne attractions District Court Commissioner Clyde M Watts restrains C B Irwin Charles Hirsig and Union Pacific railroad from shipping Denver paraphernalia and horses of Irwin Hire wild west show Irwin and Hirsty had contract with Citizens Frontier for Cheyenne and not to use equipment 30 days before Cheyenne opening. restraining order issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. G. Dodge
M. A. Mitchell
R. A. Strandberg
Ganford Barnes
J. B. Frisby
R. W. Mcintosh
John Coons
Beecher Higby
George Randall
J. T. Cumine
Denver
Cheyenne
District Court
Clyde M. Watts
Citizens’ Frontier Assoviation
C. B. Irwin
Charles Hirsig
Union Pacific Ral
Irwin
Denver Stockmen's Club
Hirsty
Citizens’ Frontier Association
Splendid Crop Results in Belfry Country Farm Visit
W A Kelley and L R Love from Belfry visited Powell valley buying hogs. Love owned a farm 30 miles away with 140 tons of beets at 15 tons per acre and $6.25 per ton yielding $93.25 per acre. Beet tops pasture added $4 per acre for a total of $97.25. Oats on 150 acres averaged 70 bushels per acre at $1.25 per 100 pounds yielding $37.50 per acre. He claims land is as productive as alfalfa, yet condemns selling the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kelley
L. R. Love
Belfry
Powell Valley
Mr. Love
Love
Powell ‘Tribune
Stockmen Ship Cattle From Weston County Misstatement
The Casper Tribune claims cattle are being moved from the northwestern state ranges due to dryness, with two large Weston County shipments cited. The editor corrects this, noting Weston County lies far east near South Dakota and the northwestern range is in good condition with ample feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Weston County
Casper Tribune
The
Tribune
South Dakota
Dr C Dana Carter Visits Cody From Easn
Dr. C Dana Carter a veteran Big Horn Basin physician arrived in Cody on Wednesday night with Mrs. Carter and two sisters Mrs A H Fuller of Omaha and Mrs Fred Garland. Fred Garland, famed locally as a sagebrush driver, piloted an International car fueling it heavily. The party checked into the Irma in Cody Wednesday night and left early Thursday for Pahaska for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dana Carter
Big Horn Basin
Cody
Eas'n
Fred Garland
Carter
A. H. Fuller
Omaha
Basin
Johu
Sage Brush
Dr. Carter
Irma
Pahaska
Cody Herald
Wyoming Publicity Association Seeks Wider Membership
The Wyoming Publicity association announces a statewide effort to grow its membership and unite diverse Wyoming sections. It aims to foster unity, mobilize capital for enterprises, and launch immediate publicity efforts including crafting stories for out of state publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Publicity Association
Wyoming
Will Make Good Road In Hyattville Visit
County Commissioner P M Gallia reports during a Hyattville inspection that only a few road spots need attention and work will render the road one of the finest in the state. A first class coach is expected this month amid a busy season at Basta Clothing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Galliaher
Hyattville
Special officer takes three children to Indian school
Harry B. Kerr of Cheyenne, special officer for the state board of child and animal protection, collected the three children of Mrs. Percy Bullard in town last week and on Saturday escorted them to the Indian school near Lander. After visiting Thermopolis, Kerr determined the children lacked proper care and schooling and arranged placement for their welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Kerr
Cheyenne
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Percy Bullard
Lander
Beware The Peddler And Local Notices Mix
A compilation of community notices warns against peddlers and urges support for home merchants. It includes Methodist Church announcements, a travel note from H W Flomer about a Sheridan trip with photos, and several ads about renting, buying homes, stock sales, and livestock estrays. The item ends with missing context and a signed alert from W. D. Heckler.
Manderson Man Loses Fingers In Fire Cartridge Blast
Last Saturday Frank Townsend was heating an iron when a cartridge exploded in the fire. He lost two fingers and shell fragments penetrated his body. He was taken to Basin hospital where Dr. Carter treated the injuries and Townsend is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Townsend
Manderson
Townsend
Basin Hospital
Carter
Basin Produce Market Report Prices by Commodity
Basin market notes quoted grain and farm goods including Wheat No 1 at 1.10 per cwt Oats 1.20 Corn No 2 1.65 Flour 2.76 Steers dressed 8.00 Hoof 3.50 Cows and heifers hoof 2.75 dressed 7.00 Hogs dressed per lb 0.9 Hog on foot 0. g1 Lambs dressed per lb 0.9 Lambs on foot 0.9 Sheep on feed 0.04 Butter country prime 0.25 Honey 0.12–0.5 Potatoes per cwt 3.00 New potatoes per lb 0.05 Spring chickens alive per lb 0.18 Hens alive per lb 0.10 Old roosters per lb 0.04 Turkeys alive per lb 0.10 Ducks alive per lb 0.10 Geese alive per lb 0.09
Emmer Expert Carlton Visits Wyom ing Plant Farms
Government agri expert M A Carlton arrived to inspect winter emmer fields at Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding Co. He plans to author a bulletin on improved emmer. Local notices urge tailoring and sanitary plumbing quality. Christian Science services announced for Sunday at Fraternity Hall with lesson "Truth." Basin Clothing House promotes full apparel offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Carlton
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Plant and
Mr. Carlton
Christian Science
Fraternity Hall
Basin Wyoming Brief Health and Liability Insurance Note
Local brief from Basin Wyoming notes topics including work power plan plants concrete safety and health. Mentions liability insurance considerations and regional nuances without detailed policy specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyo
Medical practice notes on eye ear throat care
Medical weape diseases of the Eye Sense and Throat treat and d glass as fitted. Also general practice.
Liquid cures eczema where salve fails
Medical authorities urge using liquid agents rather than greasy salves to avoid imprisoning skin germs. A simple wash with a D. D. D style compound of wintergreen and thynol penetrates to destroy disease germs, soothe, and heal. A 25 cent trial bottle promises instant relief.
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R. B. Weert
Basta Clothing House
Epworth League
H. W. Flomer
Sheridan
Cloud Peak
Jet
Hoover Investment Co
Methodist Church
Western Land Commission Co
Robert P. Pearson
J. M. Hadamap
Jy2lad
W. D. Heckler
Big Horn Oil & Gas Co
J. Bircumshaw
Atherly Engineering Co. Civil Engineers
G. W. Walker, M. D
ETY
Tensleep
Nowood
Tensleep, Wyo
T. Johnson
Dry Creek
Burington
A. Alexander
Big Trails
Eit
Jasl Patten Basin
Commercial Union Resurance Co
Pennsylvania
M. J. Lynch
Nowood Creeks
Joe Henry
Cnlefe
Buffalo Creek
East Nowater
Zane
Douglas
R. B. West
U. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Collins
Thos. M. Hyde
Ava
Metz & Metz
Lriga
State Loan & Trust
N. Main St
William C, Snow
Big Horn Co. Bank Big
C. B. & Q. Railway Co
H. T. Harris
Harris
Drs
Harris & Harris
Physicians and Surgeons
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
J. H. Tullys
Littl Canyon Creek
Postoffice
Philip M. Gallaher
Shell Creek
O. Heeb Smith
Big Horn County Bank
J. P. Arnott
Schenk-Nowell
Enginering Co
Oscar McClellan
U. S
Ridgely
B.cropsey
William Douglas Brand
Ian Nowood
SHELL
Neck
Range Paint Rock
Hyattville, Wyo
Basin Construction Company
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