Rural teacher institute session on weekend program
The Rural Teachers Institute opened with attendance from many rural districts. Miss Pear Gall led a discussion on history and value of teaching while Prof. J C Creager spoke on practical rural classroom methods. Sessions covered discipline, parental involvement, and school atmosphere with emphasis on character and citizenship.
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Neieme
Meaday
Teerd
Vandevender
Reias
J,.c. Creager
Perthie Akon Te Artes
M. Justin
Creager
Supt
Romter
Mim Hnsom
Joslin
United States
Labor Day Proclamation and Local Trade Tournament News
The document includes a Wyoming labor day proclamation by Governor Joseph M. Carey dated August 22, 1911, with Secretary of State Frank L. Haus attesting. It also notes Tom Peacock, a popular traveling man from Sheridan, visiting Basin for a trade-related event and a tournament organized by M. O. Barnev, with Mr. Barnes involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Frank L. Haus
Secretary
Tom Peacock
Bas‘n
Sheridan
Tom
Solo
M. O. Barnev
Mr. Barnes Bes
Rates To Meeting At Cody For Big Horn Basin Assoc
President Leedom secured via Gen. Passenger Agent Wakeley a fare and coffee third rate for the round trip to the quarterly meeting of the Big Horn Basin Progressive association in Cody on Sept 12. Tickets mail Sept 12, good returning Sept 13. Interesting speakers are traveling with the committee.
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Moeting
Leedom
L. W. Wakeley
Coffe
Big Horn
Home Return Notes From War Commo at Wheatland
C H Witepetnick, commo at Wheatland with the mille te, returned yesterday. He notes the boys had a good time and will probably return Sunday for a trip via Burlington, with Sheridan and carrying.
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C. H. Witepetnick
Wheatland
Gheridan
Mrs B Z Whelewire and Ruth Host Afternoon Card Party
Mrs B Z Whelewire and Mrs Ruth announce an at home gathering from 3 to 5 PM. Guests will be entertained with cards and social refreshments in a cordial, informal setting.
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B. Z. Whelewire
Ruth
Progressive Association Car Exhibit Plans Detailed
Frank Gapen of Myattvisie was named to lead the exhibit car for the Progress Association with W G Collinge and J P Pes appointed to coordinate the visit and determine compensation. A new emblem was approved and 100 buttons ordered for $20 total, to be sold for 60 cents each. The minutes note road work on Elk Creek, pending east side opening, and a state fair exhibit prepared by a committee. The Town endorses cluster street lighting and urges Fraternity Hall to install it.
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Marly
Frank Ga
Soves
Wren ‘Grin
W. G. Coline
J. Ph Pes
Gapen
Pier Nechtier
Gach
W. Gchenok
J. B. Thompson
Frank Gap
Metz
Moton
Rossiter
George Mead
Road Committee
Tillard
Elk Creek
Ahrens
Mets
Aceon
Doughee
Obair
F. T. Brigham
C. J. Robertson
E. B. Rossiter
W. A. Sizer
W. F. Browm
T. M. Hyde
R. H. Ahrens
W. A. Sizertom
Ani
A. Highy
Buainees
Fraternity
Welcome Home D Company D Boys From Cheyenne
City crowds form a bend of locals to greet returning members of Company D from Cheyenne. The event aims to honor Bas and civic pride while the battalion transfers to the first battalion. A special train is due Sunday and residents are urged to give a hearty welcome. Chas Pleffer of Manderson visited town on business.
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Cheyenne
Ind Batalhion
Chas. Plelffer
Manderson
Company D wins first prize at Wheatland camp
A telegram to The Republican reports Company D took first prize sixty dollar cup for the best drill sanitation and discipline at Wheatland camp. Regular army officers judged. Company D also won the regimental track meet and a cup. Thermopolis won the ball game and Lovell took the shoot. Citizens praise the camp's honor and welcome the recipients.
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B. C. Hart Et Mosday
Company D
Wheatland
Ree ‘Ular Army
Thermopolis
Lovell
Esloes
Hosore
Rceiver
Marriage License Recorded for James Martin and Bila Moyer
The county clerk recorded a marriage license this week for James Martin of Greybull and Bila Moyer of Gifette.
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County Cleck
James Martin
Greybull
Bila Moyer
Gifette
State Women's Club Meeting Hopes For Large Attendance
Indications point to a large turnout at the state meeting of Women's Clubs in October. Mrs B B Brooks, president, urges careful attendance and notes the trip will visit a country new to most attendees. Ticket dates extend to October 10 with plans to visit places beyond Baani if possible.
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Women's Cluba
Mra
B. B. Brooks Per
Ration
Brooks
Mod
Ub-Il
Baani
Upoo
Vynes
Washington Letter on Wyoming Figures at Congress
Washington Letter assesses Wyoming concerns at the extra session, noting the Warren bill on homesteader absences, public lands, and swamp land reclamation. It predicts limited western influence under a Republican Congress, highlights key figures like the Wyoming delegation, and mentions local visits by Judge Lampmean, Rannell, and C. S. Kelly.
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Meaures
Senate
House
Wryoming
Montana
Idaho
Warren
Congress
Eouth
Capitol
West
Wyoming
Mme and
Eluleymen
Off for Eagt Exhibit Car Heads East For Farming Show
The Basin car leaves Monday for the east with D. Clem Deaver aboard to showcase grains fruits and vegetables matured enough to impress farmers. Frank will present Basin farming opportunities and methods to growers while a large exhibit and literature accompany the car. The display includes Bridger and Billings region products and aims to recruit new buyers and readers along its routes.
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Burtington
D. Clem Deaver
Frank
East
Gapen
Big Horn
Big Horn Basin
Bridger
Billings
Stripped The Car Stolen Brass Parts Reported
John Everett had bought a high wheel International auto from G. W. Black for delivery use. In Greybull the machine broke down and overnight brass mountings and parts vanished. A clue pointed to a man near Germania, a search warrant was issued, and Officer Cusack searched the area with possible arrest to follow.
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Eice John Everett
High Wheel International Auto
G. W. Black
Greybull
Everett
Sheriff's Office
Germania
Cusack
Perts
Meeting Postponed by Big Horn Basin Pioneer Society
The Big Horn Basin Pioneer Society postponed its meeting planned for next month due to many people being busy in September. A new date will be announced later and is expected to boost attendance.
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Big Horn Basin
Agso Éyton
Johnson Pease Company Stockholders Elect New Officers
A stockholders meeting this week accepted J D Pease resignation as president and asset transfers to other men. New officers elected include J D Johnson as president and manager and W S Pease as secretary treasurer.
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Johnson-Pease Company
J. D. Pease
Offie
J. D. Johnson
W. 8. Pease
Eecretery
Install of new presses at Worland Grit office
Mr. Mat tegon, expert mechanic, demonstrates skill by installing presses at Bazin. He plans to set up more presses in offices across the state during the coming winter. The Worland Grit notes his return Monday after the installation.
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B. R
Worland Grit
Mattegon
Baan
Street Update on Frank James After Surgery
Frank James, who underwent a delicate operation at the Shell Hospital last week, was seen on the street yesterday. A piece of his skull or large av dolien was removed and his rapid recovery impressed even his physician Dr. Canter. James appears to have fully recovered mentally and could return home soon.
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Frank James
Shell’ Hospital
Canter
James
Company D Hosts Supper for West Vocation Members
Captain BR B West and Licuts BC Hen and BR P Pearson entertained the members of Company D at supper on Tuesday evening aboard the Wiamne Water Cragumns. The officers led to the program of the men and tendered them supper to show their appreciation.
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West
BR P. Pearson
ecWeaing
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Carnegie Library
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the Frontier
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