Local and Personal Notes From Worland and Surroundings
Local and personal items list residents and visitors in Worland Thermopolis Cody and nearby towns. Names include C L Brome C H Fitzpatrick F A Wise Rev Shepherd Asa Mercer Jr Warren Dalley Dr C Dana Carter Dr M G Traugh August Anderson W B Gould Mrs H Rawlings Mre C W G Dodge Harve Perkins Jr John Perkins George Garland J H Byler and others with brief mentions of business travel and social visits. Spices and jewelry offered by Wise's and a note on a property trade inquiry by A R R Hageman.
Local Notices and Passersby in Greybull Area
A roundup of visits and business in Greybull and nearby towns includes F V Thomson from Spence, H Harkins of Werland, attorney C A Zaring as Grey bull visitor, J W Alexander of Thermopolis, J Scholz to Sheridan for eye treatment, M Hyde in Greybull, J Graves of Bonanza, T Watson in Greybull, Wm McGannon from Thermopolis en route east, Mrs Ben Garland from Greybull, J E Freeman trip to Hyattville mountains, Mark Harvison from Denver, Alex Lucas from Alliance Nebraska, K G Harkins and wife from Thermopolis, Miss Gladys Gebhart from Hyattville, Frank Judkine and son to Shell basin, S B Sawyer and Maurice from Billings, C L Vandevender to Evanston for Eastern Star grand lodge, J L Snony and others to Montana fairs, Clyde Warner from Worland via Iowa, M D Harris County Commissioner from Lovell, Rev S W Albone and guests to Cody for conference, S T Johan County Commissioner from Burlington, A T Watson family to Aurora and Winterset, Christian Science services announced for Sunday.
Local Notices From Gebo to Denver Music Co
Co 8 Kelley had business in Gebo on Tuesday Schlitz beer on sale at the Big 7aladv Hyde had business in Wor Monogram oil for sale by Anderson and Johnson Open Saturday evening Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank 126 Ed Null visited from Cody with Jake Schwoob awaiting pathfinders’ arrival J D Johnson enjoyed Trappen creek outing and will supply trout When the Episcopal guild meets on Thursday Sept 3 Mrs Neal Anderson mite boxes requested A piano for sale at Theropolis depot Denver Music Company ads offer very cheap cash or payments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Eddreas
Denver Music Company
Denver
Col
Pioneer rancher Jacob Hunainger dies in Jackson Ohio
Word arrives of the death of Jacob Hunsinger in Jackson Ohio last Tuesday. A west pioneer, he settled in the Big Horn Basin in 1883 or 1884 on Big Canyon Creek, a 1400 acre ranch leased in recent years by Paris Daugherty. He died at % years old, living with his brother Henry in Jackson. his sister Mrs. F. H. Hatten of Hyattville was with him. Widely known among Basin old timers, his passing mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Humainger
Jackson
Ohio
Huneinger
West
Big Horn Basin
Big Canyon Creek
Paris Daugherty
Mn Hunsinger
Henry Hunsinger
F. H. Hatten
Hyattville
Hunsinger
Burlington notes and minor cases and a Billings contract
W I Collins and Rue were in Burlington last Tuesday driven by Ora Allen. The prosecuting attorney filed a complaint against John Engilah for unlawfully taking a note from Beck Allen canal. Justice Erickson discharged the defendant. Nowell won a sewer contract in Bibings and left for Billings with his family. the job will take about two months, with Nowell returning occasionally to manage local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Collins
I. Rue
Burlington
Ora Allen
John Engilah
A. Erickson
T. Nowell
Bibings
Billings
Mr. Nowell
Sapphires Found by Harmon and Ackerman in Hald Mountain
Carl Harmon and Ralph Ackerman brought down a cache of white sapphires from their placer claims on Hald Mountain. The stones are clear and brilliant and expected to fetch about 140 dollars per carat on the market. Thefind suggests a promising venture as sapphires appear plentiful up there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harmon
Ralph Ackerman
Hald Mountain
Automobile Climb Reaches 7000 Feet Near Hyattville
Judge P. W. Metz and Dr. L. G. Van Slyke of Hyattville drove to Sheep Springs above Hyattville in a Ford runabout last Sunday. The springs sit over 7000 feet high and this marks the first time a car has ascended there, with the return journey allowing the car to coast nine miles without power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Metz
L. G. van Slyke
Hyattville
Sheep Springs
Auto travel gains support from Mountain States Telco
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announces exchanges will provide road condition information to auto travelers across seven Rocky Mountain states. The move aids drivers unfamiliar with mountain routes, aiding safety and efficient touring, with praise from summer visitors and notes on widespread employee commitment to service. Additionally, regional notices mention local ranchers, teaching moves, and a Wild West and Far East show sale at Overland Park, with creditors’ claims and circus stock sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Region
Monitor
Mekinnd
Avian
Overland Park
United States
D. C. Bailey
Thomas A. Smith
Trenton
N. J
Massillon Sign and Poster Company
Ohio
W. P. Hall
Lancaster
H. H. Buckwalter
Denver
Selig Film Company
Frank Irwin
Denver Times
Our Boys Return From Cheyenne Encampment Honor Team
Members of Company D returned home last Saturday after two weeks of call life near Var Russell. The unit won every honor at the encampment and officers and men alike praised their efficiency. Before traveling home the boys attended the Fron War lays celebration in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
Var Russell
Cheyenne
Camp Perry letters note residents leaving for home
At Camp Perry this week Fred Frisby received a letter from John Welch in Camp Perry Ohio. Welch states J. W. Osborn and Kimeu will depart for home next Monday. He says he is homesick for the mountains and finds Ohio not to his liking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Fred Frisby
John Welch
Ohio
J. W. Osborn
Kimeu
John
Road progress noted on Warner construction route
Mark Warner’s county road contract gains praise for progress yet needs more automobile traffic work. A Tuesday test drive by C W Erwin H B Gates J A Howell and C C Worland reached the Cottonwood divide in Erwin’s car and found the road fair with rough gulches. The party noted the worst half was tested and hinted the Tensleep stretch could rival any county road with further work. Nicholas Rech and Mable Tallon are mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Warner
C. W. Erwin
H. B. Gates
J.A. Howell
C. C. Worland
Cottonwood Divide
Erwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Brome
Worland
C. H. Fitzpatrick
F. A. Wise
F. H. Whitmore
Wm. B. Sleeper
Chicago
Rev. Shepherd
Cody
Asa Mercer, Jr
Warren Dalley
Paint Rock
Town
C. Dana Carter
M. G. Traugh
August Anderson
W. B. Gould
Otto
Wise's
Frank I. Rue
R. A. Baldwin Automobile
Mre. C. W. G. Dodge
Buffalo
Harve Perkins, Jr
John Perkins
George Garland
Big Horns
J. H. Byler
Omaha
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oregon
Hageman
The
Square Deal Roabies Co
Greybull
Addreag L
W. Hubbell & Son
Springfield
Gallaher
F. V. Thomson
Spence
H. Harkins of
Werland
C. A. Zaring
Aulck
Allen Ranch
Nowood
J. W. Alexander
Josiah Cook
C. J. Markham
Siell
J. Gruentg
Mr. Hater
W. J. Jones of
Wise
A. W. Hack
M. Hyde
J. W. Graves
Bonanza
T. Watson
John P. Voss
Rairden
Wm. McGannon
Ben Garland
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
Rexall
J. BE. Freeman
J. Scholz
Sheridan
Will
Dr. Wheedon
J. O. Blakesley
Big Horn
Mark Harvison
Alex Lucas
Alliance, Neb
Basin
Kk. G. Harkins
Gladys Gebhart
Frank Judkine and Son
Shell Basin
C. L. Vandevender
Evanston
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
W. J. Jones
Jim Hurst
J. L. Snony
Montana
Clyde Warner
Iowa
M. D. Harris
Lovell
8. W. Albone
A. B. Campbell
Methodist Church
T. Joha
A. T. Watson
Margaret
Waleska
Aurora
Neb
Mrs. Watson
Winterset
Christian Science
C Street
Carnogie
Christ Jesus
Johnson-Pease CO
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
Hyde
Monogram
Anderson & Johnson
To &— Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
Ed Null
Jake Schwoob
Pathfinders
J. D. Johnson
Trappen Creek
Abe
Epiecopal Goulid
Neal Anderson
Parden Bank
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank
Pioneer
J. J. Rech
Ether
Mrs. Hammond
Rech Ranch
Edith Rech
Kane
Abbott School
Nicholas Rech
Mable Tallon
Big Horn County Bank
D. L. Carr
Robert P. Pearson
J. A. Coons
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