Pathfinders Return After Mountain Trip to Basin Banquet
A party of pathfinders and supporters traveled from Manderson to Basin yesterday, spending the night in Worland. Includes Ben M. Woods and other regional officials. A banquet at Antlers was held with praise for local road work and commitment to building a highway over the Big Horns to spur tourism and economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buain and
Cody
Pathfinder Cara
Manderson
Basin
Worland
Ben M. Woods
Chicago
Booth
Kevanagh
Montana Line
Heselton
Pecase
Notoe
Colorado
Wyoming
Johnson
Big Horn
Judge Metz
Progrege Aescalation
Touistmaskey
Board of County Commissioners
M. D. Hare
Big Horne
Hooky Mountains
Hunrey
Collins
FF. Wickwire
T. W. Spratt
Jesse Krost
State Fair Notes from Wyoming's Big Horn County
The Wyoming state fair plans to exhibit Chihuahua cattle from Mexico and elk from D F Hudan. A stock sale in Charlotte on October 1 and 2 will feature pure bred stock and feeder steers with BE. D. Siell of Cambridge, Nebraska, as auctioneer. R D Moneell of Cambridge will judge beef herds while J W Harrison of Indianola judges draft horses. Lectures by Prof B C Buffum and Prof O W Trumbull cover crops, soils, and petroleum geology. Track entries and high purses promise an exciting fair with notable races and exhibitions.
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Douglas
Chihuahua
Old Mexico
D. F. Hudan
Carlota
Cambridge
Neb
R.d.moneell
Quambridge
J. W. Harrison
Indianola
B. C. Buffum
Wyoming
Worland
Wyo
Buffum
O. W. Trumbull
Trumbull
B. F. Davia
Maurice Groshon
Pure Foods
H. G. Knight
University of Wyoming
Solla
A. D. Faville
Aven Nelson
L. W. Trumbull
Geology
Petroleum
Elule
Norris Dominates Big Shoot Contests in Butte
In Butte, Mont, Norris leads all contestants with a 146 straight run and a 197 of 200, as Nottie Weatherhead win the Manhattan cup two man race. J C Novin of Basin takes the Brownlee Medal with 99 of 100 and tops 275 targets. Norris wins the individual championship cup and high average for the shoot, while prize details detail fruit premiums and fair payments in Big Horn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Vie Republican
Nottie
Weatherhead
Norris
J. C. Novin
Basin
Auz
Norr
Norra
Norts
Lost Silver Mine Invites Investors in Wyoming
An extended feature describes a legend of a lost silver mine near Devil’s Canyon in Wyoming. It profiles Major Bradley a Montana veteran now in Detroit and Duluth, who asserts rich ore lies beneath a mountain peak and recounts Custer era scouts and a map of silver ledges. The piece argues for legitimate investment in Wyoming farms and mineral lands, condemns past promoter fraud, and calls for federal policy support to spur redevelopment and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillings Ganette
Devil's Canyon
Major Wakeman Ridley
Montana
Virginia City
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Great Lakes
Major Bridley
Major Bradley
Park
Wyoming
Custer
Billings
Mejor Bmadleay
den— Ves
Tye
Nie
Mamma
General Custer
Royal Oak
Upadley
Boulder
Matt Houlder
Indiana
Charleston
8. C
West
Post Office
Wilson
Ptates
Otieonn
Just and Equitable Décinine
Beautifying The Town by Rev. W. Albone
Rev. W. Albone and fellow boosters deserve praise for beautifying the neighborhood grounds. He maintains a fine garden beside the sidewalk and irrigation ditch, spades the space ready for blue grass, turning a weed patch into a pleasant roadside patch. Encouragement is urged for such community efforts.
Leased Large Ranch by Lincoln Towna ire Company
Dr W I Chilcott of Belfry and E N Bagle of Fromberg visited Otto to finalize Bagle leasing the 1000 acre Lincoln Townaire Company ranch on Greybull. Bagle plans to feed a large amount of stock this winter and may move his family to Bastin for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcott
Rockvale
W. I. Chilcott
Belfry
E. N. Bagle
Fromberg
Otto
Bagle
Lincoln ‘Lownaire Company
Bastin
Entertain At Whist For Mrs Langworthy At Des Moines
Mr and Mrs D B Lewis hosted a Tuesday whist event in honor of Mrs J S Langworthy of Des Moines. Three tables filled and guests reported a delightful evening with Dr and Mrs G A Harris and numerous other couples in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BE. Lewis
J. 5. Langworthy
Des Moines
G. A. Harris
T. Harris
Rh. H. Ahrens
FP. A. Wise
Mus
A. W. Coons
Local Dealers Report Hog Purchase and Newborn BCyle
Kiavre Mow commission man H Perry bought a carload of black hogs from A T Wilson this week and plans disposal to his home community. He ordered two more hogs from Mr Watson soon. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Boles Hart on Wednesday. Me Will Mixon from Kane visited the Reed family Monday. Meglen May Rewd, injured earlier, is again able to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Perry
Kiavre
Mow
A. T. Wilson
Myr. Perry
Hie
Mr. Watson
Mre
Boles
Hart
Will Mixon Fom Kane
Reed Family
Reward Offered for Bucking Horse at Big Horn Committee
A notice from B P Wickwle of the wild seat department in Big Horn County Victor states a $25 reward for the best bucking horse. Participants are urged to bring suitable horses for the cowboys to ride and claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Wickwle
Wild Seat
Big Horn Commpty Victor
Otabes
President Wilson G address on Mexico policy to Congress
President Wilson delivers a frank message to Congress detailing U S relations with Mexico. He notes deplorable conditions, offers good offices to facilitate peace, and outlines terms for a peaceful settlement including immediate armistice, free elections, non-candidacy pledges, and broad cooperation. The plan seeks a stable, lawful Mexican government with U S support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Central America
Republic
Mezioa Chy
Arine
Bag
Beast
John Lingan
Mexwc
Mexco
B. G.courlty
Gongent
United Staiee
United States
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Pathfinders
Antlers
Big Torn Ming Co
Use Concern
Shitver
Floyd Bailey
Jillriver
H. Smith
Iier
He. B. FP. Winkwire
West Department
Gam Seovil
Dig Horn
Hull
H. G. Fetter & Moorcroft
Goode
Ehipment Ber.o
Big Sheet
L. Carr
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
Alston
Big Horn County
Big Horm County Bank
Meglen
Agala
Wilgson
Gress
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