Basin Gardens items handed in late for publication
Local notes from Basin Gardens report alfalfa ahead of last fall, a driving mare with a mule colt, Lulu Mahoney taking a clerk position in Cook's store, and leveling work by Randall & Pearson for fall seeding. Also mention of hogs, a death near Tensleep, ranch visits, family news, and garden scenes with several residents and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Randall
Lulu Mahoney
Cook
Basin
Messrs
Randall & Pearson
Collingwood
Poland
O. R. Irwin
Omar Jarvis
Mr. Bergman
Elbert Harves
G. We Keraliner
Miss May
Mr. Ithner
Willam Lewis
W. H. May
Oscar Hartranft
Upper Shed
William Tillard
John William
Basin Gardens
Ritter
Thermopolis
D. C
Henry
Big Horn Baptist Association and Wyoming State Convention Plans
The Big Horn Baptist Association and the Wyoming state convention meet together in Chernopolis from August 1 to September 4. Noted national church leaders will attend including Robt G Seymour of Philadelphia C A Cook of Spokane Rev D D Proper A L Wadsworth of Pasadena Cal and George A Sutherland of Grand Island Neb. From Wyoming Rev A J Jones of Sheridan will preach the doctrinal sermon with Rev O ten Joslin Basin and Rev Wilbert R Howell also present. Wyoming attendees may seek tents via Brother Goodin Thermopolis. A plan to hold the next convention in the National park is considered and the local church is urged to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Baptist Association
Wyoming
Chernopolis
The
Baptist Church
Robt, G. Seymour
Philadelphia
C. A. Cook
Spokane
Sheridan
Ten Joslin
Basin
Wilbert R.howell
Big Horn Basin
Brother Goodin
Thermopolis
National Park
Lou Blakesley
C. A. Zaring
United States
Cuba
Vandevender
Frison Denies Forest Fire Report Near Milo Burke Place
Worland Grit reports Jake Frison said the forest fires above Milo Burke’s land were a mistake. He claimed the only fire he witnessed this summer in the mountains was self caused while burning sage brush on six acres for a horse pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Frison
Milo Burke
Local Happenings At Iona and Basin Club News
Professor Nelson from the state experimental station at Laramie visited Tonia and photographed orchards of J. Stant Brown. Basin Literary Club details include reinstatement of Gilmore Hartigan, August meeting plans, and a potential future lecture by Bliss Knapp. The Christian Science society plans a September 6 lecture in Fraternity hall with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Nelson
Laramie
Tonia
Stimpson
Prof
Nelson
J. Stant Brown
Porter
Workman
Mary Volk
Wisconsin
lToala
Bliss Knapp
Christian Science Society
Fraternity Hall
Christian Science Church
Knapp
Basin Society
Marshall
Hunter
Boston
Cattle Sale Record Between Whaley and Heinrich
W. T. Whaley sold a large cattle lot to Fran Heinrich for about 94000. Delivery of the stock has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Whaley
Fran Heinrich
Heinrich
Mr. Whaley
Manderson News and Local Happenings in Basin
Manderson Correspondence reports J. E. Woam in for Milam on leave while Seth Guseen sells Manderson Mercantile stock to Johnson and Stanley in Basin and moves goods to Mauer. Lewis Brokaw visits. M W A band plans open air concert. dance attracts good crowd. Train misadventure with a house and humorous chatter at Conover’s, plus a tale of separation and a Basin farewell at the Burlington station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joauuoon & Stanwey
Lacer
Mauueron
Laestoe
Lewis Brokaw
Nebraska
W. H. Brokaw
M. W A
W. A. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
A. R. Talbot
Modern
Woodmen of America
A.bi Swart
Mr. Converse
Seth Johnson
Sue
Burlingio
Misa Andga
B Street
Schwoob
Greybull
Burlington
Basin
Zada
Town
Jordan's Small Fruits Harvest Noted in Manderson
Henry Jordan of Manderson reports a bountiful harvest of small berries including gooseberries currants and plums. Reclamation service personnel viewed the soil and water as suitable for fruit production, noting potential for profitable yields and abundant crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jordan
Manderson
Inspection Finds Low Sheep Disease in Wyoming Tour
Dr W B Howe and Dr L A Wheeler completed a Wyoming inspection tour returning to Denver. Wheeler reports the region’s sheep show little disease. cooperation from the flockmaster remains strong and the quarantine may be lifted soon. Howe is hopeful the county will soon be declared safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Howe
L. A. Wheeler
Wyoming
Denver
Wheeler
Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadmoor
Big Horn County Canal
Fourth Street
Main Street
Sixth Street
Peak Avenue
e/T. Allison
Maud Tillard
Miss Stogdal
Earl Reed
Laura Cribbs
Ludington Mich
Ward
Baptist Convention
Frison
Worland
Iona
Ridgely
Basin Literary Club
H. S. Ridgely
Big Horn County
BE. C. Hoover
T. M. Hyde
H. 8. Ridgely
R. B
Gilmore Hartigan
R. B. West
Hartigan
Milam
J E. Woam
Seth Jguseen
Die Manderson
Degedl
Zana Norton
Laug Tmena
Cla. Okdgne Sy
Rosece
Wyo
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