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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

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Good Roads Drive Hyattville and Basin Meeting

A large Hyattville good roads meeting, led by Dr L G Van Slyke, drew Hyattville Commercial Club members and Basin boosters to Mrs Taylor's eating house for planning. Speakers emphasized county-wide cooperation, cash gifts, and convict road crews to fix Basin to Hyattville routes, with progress on Basin to Dorsey Creek road and culverts noted.

Hyattville Hyattville Commercial Club Basin Hyatville L. G. van Slyke Hyattville Club Hyattville Organization D. L. Carr Auto Messrs. C. A. Randall R. P. Pearson A. W. Coons F. I. Rue Black H. H. Hime R. J. Extra Loren Gray J. A. Coons B. C. Hart Mayor Higby C. H. Fitzpatrick West C. A. Zaring F. A. Wise G. A. Harris Mise Ruth Smith Mrs Basin Business Finance Committee Boles Hart J. Sullivan Basin and Dorsey Creek Washakle County Hyattville Road B. C. Bart

Big Horn Oil Drilling Picks Up New Well After Abandoning 780 Foot Attempts

Big Horn Oil and Gas Co. halted a well three miles east of town at 780 feet after insurmountable difficulties. The crew moved the rig about 1000 feet north and started a new well. The operation cost around $3,000 to place gear on site. A pocket at 200 feet yielded gas but not enough for profit. Mr. Lamb said drilling will continue at once and another site will be chosen if needed to secure gas for Ragin and Greybull or until the field is exhausted.

Big Horn Oi & Gas Co Aincere Lamb Ragin Greybull

OFF TO CAMP FOR WYOMING GUARD ENCAMPMENT

Members of Company D departed last Sunday to attend the Wyoming National Guard encampment at Cheyenne. The unit gathered at Cody with crews from Cody Powell Ba Yin and Thermopolis. Capt. J. EB Frisby led the party with Lt. S. M. Barney and a full roster of noncommissioned officers and privates listed, including sergeants, corporals, and drivers, as they traveled via Burlington and Northwestern routes.

Hurlington Cheyenne Wyoming National Guard Cody Powell Yin Thermopolis Burlington Powder River Northwestern J. EB. Frisby M. Barney

Capitol News Of Interest To Wyomingites

Senator Warren asks Wyoming associations to share views with peers in other states to foster fellowship among agricultural, educational, banking and professional groups. Also notes land selections for natural gas experiments near Greybull and Basin, with a proposed road cut off to improve access to Dabola Park road and Teton forest area. Warren disputes tariff bill claims, arguing Underwood tariff effects on farmers and trade.

Washington, D. C Warren Spokesman Review Spokane Washington Wyoming State Bankers’ Association Washington Educational Association Secretary of the Interior A. A. Jones Senator Warren Albert Blackley Greybull Greybull End Basin Interior Department Mayor Blackley Homer T. Lamb Big Horn Drilling Co Big Horn Oil & Gas Co Lander Forest Service Burlingham Hill Dabola Park Teton National Forest Riverton Cooper Labors Brooks Lake Creek Brooks Lake Tooroolee Pass Dubois Park Road National Park Clark Representative Mondell Stone G@tawmans Senate He Rand Durowe

Mexico Intervenes Peace Push Delivers Cautious Hope

Washington officials voiced cautious optimism as Mexico’s foreign minister said he trusted U S judgment to settle the disputes. President Wilson urged peace while denying any U S plot to intervene and John Lind arrived in Mexico City to observe and report on developments. The administration outlined Lind as an on the ground observer and reiterated no plan to recognize Huerta, with policy to hinge on his reports and potential elections.

Washington Mexico Frederice Gumboa United States Bryan White House Wilson Callera Mexico City John Lind Ameren Lind Commission of the Foreigners Huerta Audi Manuel Garza Adame Linda Capitol Turners Mr. Lind Ameorman Land Washington, Ave Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ibuerta Senate Uron Lind

District Court sessions conclude with several divorces and dismissals

District court convened in regular session and tried civil actions while criminal cases were continued to October term. Decrees of divorce granted for Lottie Tolliver and Isabelle Minor. Several cases dismissed or defaulted with costs. New trial motion heard in Newcower v Wambhoft. Court adjourned to September 22. Tom Glines may relocate to Basin. Social notes report dances and local religious services.

Eeen Lottie Tolliver George Gordon Tolliver Cassie Gapen Frank Gapen McCord Brady Co Lovell Coop. Merce. Co Plaintiff

Left Letters Explain Rash Act in Greybull Disappearance

Telegrapher from Garden City employed by Burlington vanished after leaving letters to his wife and others. Sheriff finds evidence of a plunge into the Big Horn River near Greybull with three $1,000 insurance policies and one probable sighting on a train. body not recovered. Authorities weigh suicide against foul play as inquiries continue.

Greybull I. C. Fairplay Burlington Big Horn Couners Garden City Burlington Hotel J. J. Giwenig Bis Board Wickwire Michigan Gwendolyn California Fairplay Iowa Sherrif Wickwire

Jury Verdict for Professional Services Awarded

Co A Zaring was awarded a $20 verdict by jury in Justice Bonwell's court Monday afternoon against C F Renner for professional services. The jury consisted of Guy Shipman Frank Woods C C Ellis Chas Rar and Dave Johnson and C S Kenney.

Divorces Filed In District Court Names Zimmerman and Johnson

Paul Lewis Zimmerman files for divorce from Inez Lone Zimmerman in district court. Mary Hurebuan sues for divorce from Wa Hursbuuan. Miss Irene Johnson, who had been assisting Mrs EB Sullivan, left Wednesday for her home in Yralan.

Paul Lewis Zimmerman Inez Lone Lewie Zimmerman Mary Hurebuan Hursbuuan Irene Johnson EB. J. Sullivan Yralan

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HYATT Ville Good Roads Boosters of Hyattville and Basin Otto Anson Higby W. J. Booth R. H. Ewart C. A. Randall Nebraska Basin Gardenites Peay Hill Big Horn Oi] & Gas Co Mondell Stead Bill Tain Tom Glines O. K Falls City Neb Tom C. W. Atherly Miable Taljon J. J. Marshall Castle Rock Manoh South Fork Cady Christian Science Christian Soletier Cerviers Garnegie Library L A. m Wan
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