Wyoming News Bustling With Local Incidents And Crimes
In Powell and across the state, multiple short items report crimes, fires, accidents, business deals, and civic notes. A check forgery case, a new Woodmen camp charter, a theater move to new quarters, a high altitude aviator event, and various injuries, fires, and political activity fill a compact roundup of Wyoming happenings with named towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoper
Powell
Waild
Caig
Don Ate Mat
Stock Bank
Riverton
Ges Johnson
Thermopolis
Mike Valentine
Kemmerer
W. D. Rooney
Gillette
Park County Teachers Institute
Cody
Whesty & McWilliams
Big Horn Basin Wyoming Seen as Rich Farming Region
The Cheyenne Leader describes Big Horn county in the Big Horn Basin as a rapidly developing agricultural area rich in farming, stock raising, and mineral wealth. It notes 1910 valuations, with eleven million dollars total for Big Horn and Park counties, and highlights abundant water, sheep, cattle, and horses. It details elevations from 7500 to 10000 feet and declares the land suitable for farming or grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amdientate
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
Mos
Wyoming
Park County
Big Horn Range
Big Horn
Basin County Prospects Highlight Big Horn Growth
Basin and Big Horn county are described as an emerging industrial and agricultural center with vast irrigable land, coal oil and gas prospects, and plans for factories. Basin hosts a gypsum plant project and rich mineral resources, attracting settlers, oil operators, and investors, while towns like Cowley Lovell Burlington and Gebo are noted for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Tts
Basin Commercial Club
Cowley
Lovell
Burlington
Bonanza
Norland
Kirby
Gebo
Public Notice Non-Coal Land Claim at Otto Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Buffalo Wyoming dated August 16 1911 states Erastus P Geertsen of Otto Wyoming made homestead entry 3721 for section 30 and 29 township 61 range 9 west to file final five year proof before W F Brown clerk at Basin Wyoming September 29 1911. Witnesses listed include Joseph Yorgasen Roy Sprague Otis G Grout George Nelson all of Otto and Burlington Wyoming with W F Brittain register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Erastus P. Geertaen
Otto
W. F. Brown
Baain
Wyo
Joseph &. Yorgasen
Burlington
Roy Sprague
Otis G. Grout
Otto, Wye
George Nelson
W. F. Brittain
Register
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Ghoshank
Crete Wood
Aml
Chas
John Kendrick
J. Ross Carposter
Cheyenne
Emil Headquist
Bosler
H Ie
Bulnington
Gande
Kitty
Episcopal Church
Greybull
Guild Hall
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ba Littl
Frank Jolson
Ttn
Ty HL
Ridgely
Boysen Dam
Demeter
Laramie
Philip Blake
McAnntater, Canning & Co
Wheatland
Bales
Ray A. Pierem
Green River Country
Kemmerer Bank
Ooum ‘Uy
Weilght
Advertices Basin
Cash Grocery
S. F. Feddersen & Co
Extra
Lawrence
Byron
Cottonwood
Crosley
Basin
Big Horn River
Burlington Railroad
Basin City
Brickle
National Gypsum Company
Kansas City
Sheep Mountain
Nap Lajoie
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Pirates
Cashion
Washington
Carolina Association
Fred Lake
St. Louis Browns
Lyas
New York Giants
McGraw
Joe Cantifon
Rube Waddell
Rube
Thermopols
Isaac Lewis
Josephine M. Lewis
District Court
Big Harn County
Josephine M. Lena
Phalatids
C. A. Zaring
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