Progress Dinner And Basin Exhibit Plans Deliberated
Minutes read and approved as Basin club delegates discussed funding for an exhibit car and selecting a representative. A Greybull meeting was set for the 17th to decide fundraising and candidate. several farmer names were proposed for assistant roles and a map free of land speculation was sought. An order for 20 000 Basin booklets was approved for use at land shows and with the Burlington exhibit car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Amootation
Greybuil
J. B. Thorpson
Basin Club
B. B. Rossiter
Frank Gapen
Roy W. Schenck
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Schenck
Wyences “Hosbiter
Heigh
Sizer
Greybull
Coons
J. Grant Brown
G. M. Traugh
Lou Blakesley
Otto
W. O. Lester
Rairdell
Joe Magill
Thermopolis
Association
Ah- Tens
Immigration Bureau
Burlington
Motion of Sizer
County Teachers Institute Set For Haai August Sessions
The Big Horn County Teachers annual institute will convene in Haai from August 91 to 24. Rev. M Joslin Bupt Rosister and Mrs Hertha Vandevender will teach as instructors. County Superintendent Fidler invites the public to attend sessions at the M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Haai
Joslin
Bupt
Rosister
Hertha Vandevender
Fidlerup
Mrs Zane Hosts Afternoon Party for Guests
Mrs L A Zane entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Clifton of Billings and Mrs Hardee of Helena. Attendees included Margaret Randell, Winifred Potter, Loutee Spankneg, Rutty Senith, Zea O'Neil, Mies Shedd and Mrs Coons. The rooms were tastefully decorated and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Zane
L. A. Zane
S'Stern
Mrs. Clifton
Billings
Mas Hardee
Helena
Margaret Randell
Winifred Potter
Loutee Spankneg
Rutty Senith
Zea O'Neil
Mies Shedd
Mrs. Coons
Fine Exhibits at Basin Show Highlight Fruit and Grain
E. A. Lockhart of Paint Rock delivered a fine exhibit car with superb Yellow Transparent apples and large currants. The committee also received a significant amount of grain, ensuring strong Basin representation in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lockhart
Paint Rock
Armeling Sr. Injured By Farm Colt Near Town
Henry Armeling Sr. was kicked by a colt on his son Carl’s farm south of town last Saturday. Multiple tororile fractures and body bruises required medical treatment. doctor’s dressing completed. Though injuries are not serious, he will be confined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Armeling, Sr
Carl
Carter
Mr. Armeling
Mrs B Stanton Hosts Pleasant Afternoon At New West Side Home
Mrs B Stanton plans a mid afternoon gathering for about twenty friends at her newly moved west side residence. Invitations have been issued and attendees anticipate a pleasant social hour with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrrs. B. Stanton
West Aide
Nicely Arranged Deli At Basin By Mrs Simpson
Mrs. A. H. Simpson has her delicatessen shop neatly arranged and ready to serve her trade as Basin’s sole business of this kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Simpson
Basin
Sheriff Recovers Suspect in Mortgage Case From Montana
Sheriff B F Wickwire returned with Joe Clifford, sought for disposing of mortgaged property. Clifford, located near Flint Montana after a trek from August 7, may settle with G W Black of this county. if not, he will be arraigned once the prosecuting attorney returns from Cheyenne. Wickwire’s prompt actions deter future disposals of mortgaged property.
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B. F. Wickwire
Montana
Joe Clifford
Sherif Wickwire
Flint
Great Fas
DiNford
Burlington
G. W. Black
Black
Clifford
West
Chayenne
Big Horn Baptists Hold Largest Basin Convention to Date
The Big Horn Basin Baptist convention met in Worland for three days with Rev. M. Joslin delivering the annual sermon. Letters from churches showed growth and two new churches Gebo and Lucerne were admitted, bringing Basin churches to nineteen. District superintendent Rev. D. D. Proper spoke of the Baptist World Alliance in Philadelphia and the global scope of Baptist cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Baptists
M. Joslin
Big Horn Baptista
Worland
Gebo
Lucerne
Big Horn Basin
Basin
Burlington
Otto
Meeteetse
Lovell
Powell
Kane
Crystal
Greybull
Lower Shell
Upper Shell
Manderaon
Rairden
Neiber
Thermopolis
Hyattville
D. D. Proper
D. D
Baptist World
Allance
Philadelphia
Long Trip To Bald Mountain Camp For Miner Health
Dr. Carter traveled from the John Allen ranch to Bald Mountain by auto and horseback to treat 80 year old miner Bill Chadwick. The case ends with a poor prognosis as inflation of the bowels and collapse occur before the doctor’s arrival. Mrs. W. A. Wilson is advancing a mining claim with hopes to attract capital from Denver and eastern investors. Local miners Dave Flockhart and Billy Chadwick work the claims, with tests showing fine flour gold scattered through the pay dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dana Carter
Bald Mountain
Bill Chadwick
Mre
W. A. Wilkon
John Allen
Fred Girand
Elk Pass
Chadwick
Carter
W. A. Wilson
Billy Chadwick
Tomorrow’s ce car exhibition heads to Iowa fair
Thermopolis and SIW raluals aid on day when it will leave for the Iowa state fair at Desa Maines. The Burlington area will show one of the best exhibits of fruits and grains the Basin has produced. W E Morrs, sheep man of Hyattville, visited town yesterday. Philip Bernlet of Greybull was here recently. Many fines issued for waste water on roads near Burlington. County Commissioner S T Johnson paid $14 after a visit to the justice, though unsure of the law, to set a tone for improved road ethics. Roads near Burlington now cleaner and better. Road work under supervisor proceeds to improve county highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Iowa
Desa Maines
Burlington
Johnson
Advertising trip for Basin Bottling Works and Big Horn Milly
George Scambler and Floyd Bailey left yesterday for tto and Burtins ton to advertise Basin Bottling Works and the Big Horn Milly. They took premium lists for the fair and will promote the event in Greybus valley. T. W. Spratt was in Gil last Saturday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scambler
Floyd Bailey
Tto
Burtinston
Basin Bottling Works
Big Horn Milly
Greybus Valley
Unique Party at Anson Higby Home
A girl hosted a unique party at the home of Anson Higby last Tuesday evening. About fifteen guests attended and the event was pleasantly spent with refreshments served by W. G. Dodge, F. A. Wine and Mrs. Hime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Higby Baet
W. G. Dodge
F. A
Alin Fairboard Announces Major Improvements for Upcoming Fair
The fair board outlines upgrades including a new fence around the grounds a track in excellent condition and seating capacity increased to accommodate attendees. The grounds have been moved to a different part of the property and all preparations aim to welcome guests with surprising improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin Fair Board
Will Build Bridge Near Burlington South of Greybull
County Commissioners John son and P M Gallaher with H G Whitmore of Minneapolis as structural contractor located the site for a new steel and concrete bridge south of Burlington near St Joe. The modern crossing will ease south side mobility, eliminating ford or detour to Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Johnson
P. M. Gallaher
H. G. Whitmore
Minneapolis
Structural Coor
Ncthen Company
Burlington
St Joe
Greybul
Otto
Edder 8 T Johnson United Eugene Allen and Migs Kia Davidson
A Burlington wedding announcement notes Eugene Allen and Migsia May Davidson were united in marriage last Tuesday evening by Edder T Johnson. Davidson is the daughter of Thomas Davidson with many friends in Burlington and vicinity. The groom is a well known rancher near Burlington and is known across the Greybull valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Edder
T. Johnson
Eugene Allen
Migs Kia May Davidson
Miss Davidson
Thos. Davidson
Greybull Valley
Whaley Receives Photo Of Rawlins Penitentiary Ball Team
Jim Whaley holds a picture of the Rawlins prison basketball squad. George Saban is a mainstay, shown to advantage in the photograph. The team has not been defeated this season and has faced top southern state opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Whaley
Rawlins
George Saban
Seld Stock Sale Shifts Stocks to Greybull Hardware
A. B. Hageman sold his paint and calomine stock to Greybull Hardware company. He retains his wallpaper stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hageman
Greybull Hardware Company
Hie Wall Paper
Operation Restores Health After Skull Injury
Frank James of Thermopolis underwent a difficult trephination at Basin hospital to relieve brain pressure from a skull injury. Dr C Dana Carter performed the opening behind the right ear and removed the pressure causing brain impairment. James rallied and is expected to recover with unimpaired faculties, with Carter praised for his experience and success in similar cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James
Thermopolis
Basin
Hale
Mrs. James
Basin Hospital
C. Dana Carter
James
Carter
West
Jemce
Republican
Camp Carey at Wheatland Embodies a Regal Military Camp
Nest in a slight valley near Wheatland Wyoming shows the outlines of Camp J. M. Carey where the Third regiment of the Wisconsin National Guard is encamped. The scene echoes a biblical beauty and lies just east of the Wheatland settlement as the troops occupy the plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Wyo
J. M. Carey
Jeralem
Wheatland Colony
Camp Carey Drill Improves Troops in Laramie Range
Adjutant General M C Barkwell selects the camp with precautions. A large irrigation ditch supplies water and good drainage ensures ideal sanitation. Training begins promptly as more than half the regiment are recruits. Regular army officers and drill sergeants aid leadership while casualties occur in a mule team accident. Company D from Basin joins drills with praise for proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
M. C. Barkwell
W. K. Hart
Heavey
Pyles
Z. Steever
Carey
Amerca
Eastern writers planned to tour Wyoming for state promotion
A Washington dispatch reports Roy Schenck, Wyoming immigration commissioner, organized a broad advertising tour for eighteen eastern newspaper and magazine writers. The itinerary covers Cheyenne, Laramie, Encampment, Saratoga, Rock Springs, Pinedale, Jackson's Lake and Grand Teton National Park with visits to the capitol, Fort Russell, university and copper camps. The tour aims to showcase Wyoming resources, people, agriculture, mining and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming Tribune
Wyoming
Roy Schenck
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
State Publicity Association
State Capitol
Fort Russell
Laramie
State University and Experiment Farm
Saratoga
Commercial Club
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Green River Valley
Hoback Canyon
Jackson's Lake
Tetons
Park
Washington Letter on wool tariff debate in Senate
Senator Warren voices warning on wool and woolens duty as a political football, arguing that ample protection boosts U S wool production and economic viability. He cites debt in woolgrower ranks, contrasts domestic versus foreign raising, and criticizes the Underwood tariff plan as political posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warren
Senate
Williams
Werren
Miselseippi
Democratic Party
Bualneas
Tregiraders
Found gold near Casper after rock struck by bullet
An elderly hunter near Casper fired at an eagle perched on a rock ledge. The rock shed a piece revealing gold flakes. Assay suggested a sample value of up to $20,000 per ton. Prospects indicate staking claims and prospecting will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
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Gus Allen
Bal Boye
Tanton
Elite
Morten Joslin
Dave Gilleeple
Charles Shaw
Tensleep
Teachers’ Institute
County
Wii
Shiai Wickwire
W.e.morrs
Philip Bernlet of
T. W. Spratt
Gil
Unique Party
Seld
Dr. Carter
Camp Carey
Company E
Cody
Co. D
Eastern Writers
Wyoming Folke
National Capital
Eagle
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