Real Estate Bulletin in Big Horn Basin
Listings offer 431 acres on Shell creek at 40 per acre with easy terms. A stock ranch on Shell with house barns corrals orchard near school at 50 per acre. Basin area farms riverfront 25 per acre. One of the best Shell creek stock ranches at 50. Best hay ranch with facilities at 13000 terms. Modern Basin house 2300. Small house with fruit trees 1050. Land of Sunshine appeal and calls for inquiries.
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Big Horn
Shell Creek
Shell
Basin
Lands open for homestead entry in Goshen Hole
In Washington committees recommendation to open about 23 000 acres in Goshen Hole for immediate homestead entry includes above the Ft Laramie canal lands described as the choicest un irrigated tract in the state. Also notes enforcement against slot machines and gambling boards, road oiling projects in Diamondville, a bear attack on Commissioner Farlow and his hospital return, lagoon break risk and staffing changes in Sheridan and Riverton pages.
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Regeies Generyra
Weahington
Ucdemeaiion Tenasionens
Goshen Hole
Ft. Laramie Canal
Ticers Over Supplied and Village Snippets
Fragmented humorous vignettes on shopkeepers and townsfolk, plus notes from A P Vance in county jail and local election results. References to Kirby voting, firemen, and a charity tone emerge from miscellaneous clippings and letters in a late 19th or early 20th century pressed page.
Wheat crop harvest frees jailed farmer in Lost Springs area
Thermopolis Independent reports Wm Ferguson, jailed over dispute near Lost Springs, is paroled to harvest his wheat as no one else watches the crop. Authorities note farm work proceeds while repairs on a bathhouse at Big Horn Hot Springs reserve see 4050 bath registrants over fifty seven days. Wyoming auto licenses show one owner per forty eight people. Ballard dipping pens near Big Horns north of Artema opened by Joe Marquise to handle thousands of sheep required by the state.
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A. P. Vance
Triek
Aeme
Venice
Wm. Ferguson
Holdregel
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Houx
Ballard
Artmenta
Joe Marquise
Basin Town Council Grants Deeds and Continues Sidewalk Order
Basin Wyoming council convened in regular session at 7:30 p.m. with Mayor J A Berry and four councilmen present. They approved minutes from July 1 and 7, issued warranty deeds for Mount View cemetery plots, reaffirmed the sidewalk order for Mecktem addition, considered Neptune Meter Co proposals, and allocated funds from multiple town accounts to cover contingent expenses. Delayed Burlington trains caused washouts and a bridge failure south of Thermopolis near Lysite, with a work train clearing the site and a passenger engine engulfed in sand and mud.
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Basin
Wyo
Emsin
J. A. Berry
T. W. Spratt
F. M. Hime
Wm. Gibaon
HR. J. Extra
J. M. Holter
Mount View Cemetery
Lou Blakesley
J. A.berry
Atteal
Jas. F. Ewers
Burlington
Thermopolis
Hartville Junction
Lysate
Amd
Casper
Notice of pound location and sale listing
The city pound will relocate to the John Smith cartel after August 1. Contact Sin or Marshal J H Hendon at jy30 for details. For sale a 3300 lb team of black young mares. Case Mandlerson Wye jy30 Republican for job printing.
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John Smith Cartel
Black
Case
Mandlerson
Wye
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Bulletin Eras
Notary Public
Uepub Hcan
Diamondville
Farlow
Lewellen
Cme
Powell
Powell Tribune
Riverton Review
Sheridan
Ghop
Wild
Worlguan
Ticers
Tee
Hally
Old Bigwad
Kirby
Pat
Mecktem
Allen H. Nye
Neptune Meter Company
Plectric Fund
I. F. Ewers
Salimry
As Co
J. J. Rech
Fred Frisby
G. J. Schenk
P. P. Anderosa
Printing Council
G. B. Morrison
Don
Loyer
Hendrie & Bolthoff
J. R. Morrison
H. Smith
Treas
MD Exprem
Electric Fund
C. A. Zaring
Besin A Malifa Milling Co
Collins
F. A. Wise
Electric Lampe
Jes. F. Ewers
Wm. Gideon
Counciman
J. H. Hendon
Republican
the Basin Republican