Basin Produce Market Report Prices From Local Vendors
Basin Produce Market Report lists quotations on grains live and dressed stock poultry butter flour eggs alfalfa hay and other farm staples. Prices are furnished by Littlejohn Hurst Whaley Ahrens Big htorn Milling Co and L W Keith with figures for wheat cattle hogs lambs butter and vegetables including asparagus onions cabbage tomatoes cucumbers sweet corn watermelons apples and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Littlejohn & Hurst, J. , Whaley
R. H. Ahrens and
Bightorn Milling Co
L. W. Keith
Owe Sooo
Oeace
Pras Ocwct
Sheridan Mercantile sale links to telephone outreach
The Sheridan Mercantile Co with Messrs Paret and Luce staged a large sale. A young lady phoned patrons, crowding the sidewalk on sale morning. A photograph showed the line of women, illustrating the personal touch boosting attendance and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Mercantile Co
Paret & Luce
Questions of the Day and the Outlook
Questions of the Day asks dramatic what ifs about a steam roller vs Big Stick a gumshoe envoy aboard a ship and a stubborn Jonah It hints at political turmoil and the outlook on unrest and policy The tone is editorial and speculative with vivid wordplay and period flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Oyster Bay
Beverly
Basin Methodist Church Rehires Shepherd For Another Year
At a quarterly Basin church conference led by Rev. L. C Thompson the congregation voted unanimously to recall Rev. H. E. Shepherd as pastor for another year. Shepherd has served Basin for over two years and is praised for his character and service to the community.
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Methodist Church of
Basin
L. C Thompson
H. E.shepherd
Shepherd
Methodist Church In
Roosevelt Attends Inter-State Fair Dinner August 29
The Press Club hosts a cowboy dinner at the Inter-State Fair and Exposition on August 29 as part of a feature expected to gain world fame. The event highlights certain overlooked aspects not typically sought by the public.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Press Club
There Will Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
Denver writer Vivian T. Russell introduces a catchy song with whistling by cow punchers. The patriotic piece, created for public debut, is expected to rival popular national tunes as it spreads through communities.
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Vivian T. Russell
Russell
Denver
Old Town
Death of Nellie Jarvis Inspires Miss Gallop Poem
Poem by Miss Luke Gallop of Big Trails on the death of infant Nellie Jarvis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O Jarvis of Tensleep. The verses comfort mourners by imagining Nellie in a blessed hereafter while she watches from the beautiful shore.
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Luke Gallop
Big Trails
Nellie Jarvis
Mrs. O. Jarvis
Basin social leader answers questions on women’s suffrage
A Basin resident, prominent in town society, responded to Miss Mary Wisner of Pennsylvania who asked about the practical workings of female suffrage in Wyoming. The interview covered about thirty questions on corruption, voting behavior, morality, police power, and overall impact. The reply aims to encourage supporters of universal suffrage with a measured, informative view.
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Basin
Wyoming
Mary Wisner
Haverford
Pennsylvania Limited Suffrage League
Winsor
Lady of
Almos
League
Keystone
Darr Donates Elegant Columns For Library Lights
Public spirited citizens continue support for the Carnegie library with donations of books and improvements. D L Darr contributed a pair of ten foot elegant classical columns to flank the library steps, to support electric lighting. J E Frisby of the electric light company has installed them and expects to illuminate the front soon.
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Carnegie Library
D. L. Darr
Mr. Darr
The Helm rubber boot promotion advertises price
A brief ad claims The Helm rubber boot is the best ever, made from pure rubber and priced at five dollars and fifty cents per pair, credited to J Blreumshaw.
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Helm
J. Blreumshaw
Candidate for Treasurer of Big Horn County
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of treasurer for Big Horn County, running under the Republican banner and subject to the decision of the next county convention. The statement names no opponents or dates but signals formal candidacy and party alignment.
Frank I Rue Seeks Clerk of Court Nomination in Big Horn
Frank I Rue declares his candidacy for Clerk of the Court of Big Horn County subject to the Republican convention. He thanks supporters for help on his behalf and signs as Frank I Rue dated 12d 4t.
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Frank I
Big Horn County
Candidate for County Clerk nomination in Big Horn County
A candidate announces their bid for the Republican nomination for County Clerk and ex officio Register of Deeds in Big Horn County Wyoming, subject to the will of the next county convention.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
John J Broderick Seeks County Clerk Nomination
John J Broderick announces candidacy for county clerk, subject to the Republican county convention, asserting his plan to serve if nominated. The statement frames the bid as an official party process.
Candidate Declares Candidacy for Big Horn County Superintendent
A resident teacher for eight years in Big Horn county announces bid for the office of County Superintendent of Schools. The candidacy is offered for nomination and subject to the will of the Republican county convention.
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Big Horn County
Republican County Convention
Wyoming candidate declares bid for legislature at county convention
S. S. Halstead announces intent to seek Wyoming representative seat contingent on Big Horn county Republican convention decision in Basin on September 9, 1910. Local party supporters urged to rally behind halstead as he seeks stakeholder approval for candidacy.
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Wyoming
Big Horn County
Basin
S. S. Halstead
Wyoming Constitution Amendment Four Proposed by Legislature
The state secretary certifies a proposed amendment to Article XV Section 9 of the Wyoming Constitution to create a State Board of Equalization, to be voted on November 8, 1910, with official seal and signatures. Also notes a separate district court notice in Big Horn County about a land title quieting suit against unknown heirs, with service deadline August 20, 1910.
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J. William R. Schnitger
Wyoming
Cheyenne
WM. R. Schnitger
Secretary of State
State of
County of
Big Horn
John T. Murray
Susan Bloom
Weeles Bloom
George
Russell
Pasin
Spencer Business College Opens Term September 5
The Spencer Business College announces the fall term begins September 5. Catalogs are available at 18 North Main Street in Sheridan Wyoming for prospective students and inquiries.
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North Main St
Sheridan, Wyo
Torchlight Drilling Seeks Patents for Mining Claims in Wyoming
Notice announces Torchlight Drilling and Mining Association has applied to the United States for patents to The Magruders No 1 Oil Placer and Torchlight No 1 Oil Placer mining claims in Big Horn County Wyoming. Claims not in an organized district. adverse claimants must file within law. Dated July 11 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Torchlight Drilling and Mining Association, Limited
Torchlight Co., Ltd
Wyoming
D. L. Carr
Buffalo, Wyoming
Big Horn County
United States Land Office
Buffalo
W. F. Brittain
Register
Notice For Publication Non Coal Land 1910 Wyoming
Notice is given that J Charles Walton of Manderson Wyoming has filed to prove final five year claim to the land described in homestead entry No 3544 dated August 1905. He will appear before U S Commissioner Gilmore Hartigan Basin Wyoming on August 27 1910 with witnesses Henry Jordan James A Quiner George N Cox and William N Smith all of Manderson.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
J. Charles Walton
Manderson
Wyo
Selyne
W.th P
Gilmore Hartigan
U. S
Basin
Henry Jordan
James A. Quiner
George N. Cox
William N. Smith
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Wyoming District Ten
The Board of Trustees of School District Number Ten Big Horn County Wyoming will receive bids for eight negotiable school house building coupon bonds. Bonds bear interest up to six percent payable semiannually. Principal and interest payable at Kouitz Brothers Banking House New York. Bonds dated June 10 1910 numbered 1 to 8 in two series A and KB. Series A four bonds of 100 dollars. Series B four bonds of 200 dollars. First payments January 1 1921 and each January 1 thereafter until all paid. Bids by 2 pm August 26 1910 opened at the Clerk office. Certified check seventy dollars with sealed proposals. R A Baldwin Clerk.
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Board of Trustees of
Big Horn
Wyoming
Kouitz Brothers
City of
New York
Board of Trustees
Hyatt Utville
Big Norn County
Osfer
R. A. Baldwin
Notice Of Estray Left Bay Horse Found May Owner May Prove Property
Notice of estray. A bay horse appears at my place in mid May with branding matching JESSEN. Owner can prove property by presenting branding, paying feed bill and costs of this advertisement. Re Hed J A Jessen.
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Hed J . A, Jessen
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Gebhart & Anderson
C. T. Gebhart
P. Anderson
Cowboy
Frank I. Rue
John J. Broderick
the Tate
George 8. Russell
Lig Horn
Rhy B. T. Joslin
Spencer
Business College
Wm Jakman Sons
Furs
Isabella Coney
Coats
Linnabary
Neither
Jimmy Speers
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