Local visitors and notes on Basin events
Local figures including Chas and Blynn of St Joe in Basin for business. Fred Garland of Greybull visited Basin last Tuesday. Farmer R. B. Shepherd from Otto country was in Basin earlier in the week. Nursing tale Nurse Marjorie promoted by Mary Miles Minter shown at Rex theater September 1-2. Found store room key at south Fifth street. Various notices on employment and rail rate changes.
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R. BE. Shepherd
Otto Country
Rush Lampman
Upper Shell Country
Basin
Marjorie
Mary Miles Minter
Israel Zangwill
Rex Theatre
South Fifth Street
Lady Marjorie
Nurse Marjorie
Farmers Bids Sought for Oats Hay and Straw at Encampment
Bids invited for 23 tons oats 30 tons hay and 6 tons straw to be delivered to Camp Grounds for encampment starting Sept 1. Bids open Aug 30. Submit to Capt. R. P. Pearson Big Horn County Bank Basin Wyoming. The note also lists local notices and theater ad content.
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Camp Grounds
Fair Grounds
R. P. Pearson
Big Horn
Mrs Whitmore Hosts Carroll's Sunday School Class
Mrs F H Whitmore entertained Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Carroll and her Methodist Sunday school class mates. The young folks reported a fine time and the host was praised for the delightful gathering.
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F. H. Whitmore
Carroll
Methodist Sunday School
Whitmore
Catholic Services Held in Basin and Greybull Next Sunday
Catholic services are scheduled in Basin at 9:00 AM and in Greybull at 11:00 AM next Sunday, per local notices.
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Basin
Greybull
Reception for New Presbyterian Pastor
A reception for Rev. Lo ay the new Presbyterian pastor was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Hime on Wednesday evening. A quartet comprised Winifred Patten Lois Coons K J Extra and H H Hime and Miss Wilma Skovgar provided vocal selections and readings. Refreshments were served and guests reported a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loay
Presbyterian
H. H. Hime
Winifred Patten
Lois Coons
K J. Extra
Wilma Skovgar
Col May On The Fair
Col May urges Basin residents to support the Basin County fair emphasizing its yearly importance. He commends fair managers for planning all year to advertise Basin and the Big Horn Basin, inviting homeseekers and county citizens to boost the region.
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Col. May
Wyoming National Guard encampment and Big Horn County Fair
Beginning September 2 the annual Wyoming National Guard encampment will be held here for about two weeks. The event will coincide with the Big Horn County Fair attracting thousands to Basin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Setember
Wyoming National Guard
Big Horn County
Looff’s
Billings
Douglas
Town Urges Clean Up Before September Encampment
Residents urged to cut weeds rake rubbish and burn debris and clean alleys and lots ahead of the encampment on the scheduled date. The notice calls for collective effort to present a tidy town for visitors from across the state.
Harding pledges firm symbol of Stars and Stripes
Senator Harding, after addressing Wyandott county delegates in Marion, vows there will never be a substitute for the Stars and Stripes. He urges government and individual economy to cut living costs, supports federal highway maintenance, appeals to women voters, and honors Theodore Roosevelt while praising economy as the speech’s focus. The talk ends with emphasis on government savings.
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Marion
Harding
Argonne
New World
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyandott County
Ohio
Funeral tribute honors Gilmore Hartigan of the Nebraska bar
A memorial note reflects on Gilmore Hartigan as a loyal, principled attorney with strong convictions and personal integrity. The speaker commends Hartigan for fairness, ensures Bar members uphold his standards, and notes condolences from E H Ellis, Thomas C Marshall, and Paul Moss of Greybull at the funeral.
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Nebrasa
Mr. Hartigan
Gilmore Hartigan
Gimore Hartigan
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
E. H. Ellis
Thos. C. Marshall
Paul Moss
Greybull
Hartigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas, Blynn
St. Joe
Fred Garland
R. J. Extra
Hill
R. G. Belton
Thermopolis
H. C. Rich
C. H. Harkins
Worland
G. Hartigan
Ed T. Long
J. D. McGee
Denver
James Brown
Casper
First National Bank
Misa Constance Skovgard
Brent
Charley Leavitt
Beaver Creek Cantry
Henry Bunch
E. T. Gorton
L. A. Zane
John Zane
Lake City
Iowa
K. K. Kimbro
Shell
G. E.brigham
R. B. Landfair
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Moorecroft
R. D. Corbett
Sioux City, Seed Co
Glen Berry
Hyattville
Post Office
Dave Johnson
Mercer
John Weintz
Paint Rock
Lou Blakesley
Wm. Gibson
Chrystal
Himes
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Henry Armeling
O. K
T. W. Olney
J. H. Harris
Lovell
Waln
Medicine Lodge
Elmer Waln
E. Anderson
L. A. Zone
Frank A. Wise
Basin State Bank
Pratt-Mann Concern
Cheyenne
Catholic Services
Europe
Looff’s Carnival
Col. W. H. May