Idlewild Launch Ends in Sand Bar Trouble on Big Horn
County Clerk Enders and deputy Alex Lucas launched a new steel rowboat named Idlewild in the Big Horn river. The vessel grounded on a sand bar during the launch, prompting a rope tow and staged engine aid to dislodge it. The riverbank crowd cheered then groaned as the officials remained stranded. Rev. H H Shick secures Big Horn County Fair tent for revival meetings on Fourth Street with nightly 8 pm services and three Sunday sessions. Local performers volunteer and a piano is provided by Mrs. Carroll Wilson.
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Enders
Alex Lucas
Tuesaday
Big Horn
Alex
Aind
George Morrison
Idlewild
George Scambler
H. H. Shick
New Christian Church
Bircumshaw
Big Horn County Fair Association
Fourth Street
Basin Furniture Store
Shick
Car) Wilson
Much Needed Improvement by Contractor Fisher at Rogers House
E C Fisher improved the area in front of the Rogers House on First Street by filling boggy ditch waste, hauling excavated earth from the new bank building at Fourth and B, grading and leveling the thoroughfare. The work required no city expense and makes the route as easy to traverse as better streets, benefiting freight teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Fisher
Rogers House
First Street
Fisher
Deputy Patrol Encounters Rumors of Sheep Cattle Trouble
Deputy Sheriff Ed Cusack travels to Kane on Saturday afternoon then toward Devil's Canyon amid rumors of tension between sheep and cattle interests. He meets John Boaz who says all is quiet on the Potomac before returning to Pasin. Boaz later arrives on county land matters.
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Ed Cusack
Kane
Devil's Canyon
John Boaz
Mr. Cusack
Potomac
Pasin
Mr. Boaz
Contractor Mullen reports Kane bridge near completion
J L Mullen, the well known contractor who built the Kane bridge, returned from that place on Monday and says he is through there and will break camp in a few days. The bridge is described as one of the county’s largest with spans longer than the Big Horn bridge and long approaches. A note about rubber boots from Helm Pure rubber at five fifty per pair is attached.
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J. L. Mullen
Kane
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Hurst
M Capital Bar. Douglas, Prep
Old Homestead
Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer
Wyo
Basin
Bell Company
West
Cusack
Kane Bridge
J, Bircumshaw
H. S. Ridgely
Rk. B. West
State Bank
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn County Bank
W. 8
Collins
Thos, M. Hyde
Attorneys-At-Law
J. P. Arnott
C. Dana Carter
C. B. & Q. Railway Co
G. A. Harris
H. T. Harris
Arris
Drs. Harris Physicians and Surgeons Office
Schenk-Nowell
Enginering Co
Wyoming
J.J. Farben, D. D
William C. Snow
Big Horn Co
Bank
Big. Basin
Helm
J. Bircumshaw
M Portan
M.D. Howard
Greyboll
Address Jones
BIN 7
XM Steeer
Hamton
N.Y
B. F. Wickwire
Rasin, Wyo
H. N. Alexander
John H. Easter
F. S. Garland
Hime Bros
Carpenters
W.S. Metz
P. W. Metz
Metz & Metz
State Loan & Trust
N. Main St.Sheridan
Chas. L. Brome
Attorney-at-Law
Bircumshaw Building
Jesse Yates
Thermopolis
Big Worn River
Pal
Hageman & Hottel
Big Horn County
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Waning Basin’s Tailor
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