Owl Creek Coal Sued for 61000 Damages in Mine Accident
Peter Goleb, through Enterline and LaFleische, filed a district court suit for 61000 against Owl Creek Coal Company. He alleges he was injured January 4 in a mine manhole when a coal mass fell, causing partial spinal severance and total disability with paralysis, requiring constant nurse care. The petition names C. M. Barnard as agent in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Goleb
Enterline & LaFleische
District Court
Owl Creek Coal Company
C. M. Barnard
Opening of Basin Grammar School Opens September 2
The Basin Grammar School begins at nine on Monday morning September 2. Children aged six before November 1 may enroll. prompt attendance urged. September 3 will host examinations for eligible entrants. report at 8:30. Return borrowed vacation books by September 6. Bertha K. VanDevender, Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School of
Basin
Bertha K. VanDevender
Basin Republican County Central Committee elects officers
The Basin meeting of the Republican county central committee elected C. A. Zaring as chairman and R. H. Ewart as secretary. J. P. Arnott was named state committeeman. Members discussed campaign plans and mechanics for a decisive victory in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Basin
J. H. Neville
Aereemnie le Beee
Joe Croaby
Dan Crain
C. F. Hensley
R. H. Ewart
W. E. Taylor
Bomn
C. A. Zaring
J. P. Arnott
New Books Added to the Drary List
The new books added include He comes Up Smiling Horoes and Great Hearts Tante The Secret Garden Case of Richard Mynell Polly of the Circus Story of Ab gift The Squirrel Cage Polly of the Hospital Staff Dana O'Hara Carnival Sinking of the Titanic gift The Street Called Straight The Promised Land Grey Imara Bobby Boston Cooking School Cook Book The Montessori Method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horoes
Tante
Richard Mynell
Polly of
Polly
Hospital
Dana O'Hara
Imara Bobby
Boston Cooking School
Hunters Licenses Issued to Basin and Hyattsville Names
Hunters licenses were issued the past week to J. W. Loveland Wm. Douglas F. L. Dornberger and J. C. Norrin of Basin and to Frank Nick erbocker and Andrew Motter of Hyattsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Loveland
Wm. Douglas
F. L. Dornberger
J. C. Norrin
Basin
Frank Nickerbocker
Andrew Motter
Hyattville
Yellowstone College Opens Near Himes Wyoming
Yellowstone College at Himes Wyoming announces a fall opening offering a model public school for all ages. The dean of women is highly cultured and capable, with a faculty of graduates from top American universities. Students study German, self expression, and life spheres, in a strong moral atmosphere. Located in a secluded community yet on the railroad, expenses are low at about 226 dollars for room board and tuition, with a quarter system to extend study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes
Wyoming
Yellowstone College Bulletin Describes Campus Offerings
A descriptive college bulletin offers two and four year diplomas and invites inquiries to Yellowstone College, Himes, Wyoming, for the attractive program. Special inducements are mentioned for students living with host families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Yellowstone College
Himes
Wyoming
Basin gardener grows finest vegetables in district
James O Neil earns plum for extraordinary truck garden efforts in Basin where early golden wax beans display exceptional size and quality surpassing any seen elsewhere, proving soil productivity and potential for renowned vegetable farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neil
O'Neil
Return From Park Trip Ends With Rainy Yet Pleasant Journey
Mrs. E A Davis returned Tuesday from Cody after a pleasant park trip. Mr. Davis and F B Matteson returned later, driving via Burlington and Otto. The party met much rain but otherwise enjoyed the travel and time away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
E. A. Davis
Cody
Mr. Davis
F. B. Matteson
Burlington
Otto
Hadley Describes Missouri GOP Strength and Progressive Stance
Governor Herbert Hadley notes Missouri as the fifth largest and westernmost Republican stronghold. He excerpts a Leslie's Weekly reflection praising progressive government aims within the party and endorses continued GOP leadership despite not endorsing a direct primaries plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Republcan
Mississippi
Herbert
Hadley
Chicago
Taft
Leslie's Weekly
Republican Party
Union
Prosecution Office Action Amid Auto Accident
R B West slipped while alighting from a carriage and broke a small bone above the ankle. Dr Smith reduced the fracture and West rests easily. C L Brome of 1 Riverden will handle prosecuting attorney affairs during the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. West
Kirkpatrick Buys Hyattville General Store Stake
William Kirkpatrick bought the Baldwin estate interest in the Hyattville general store once operated as R A Baldwin & Co last Saturday evening. The purchase amount is understood to be 4000 dollars. Kirkpatrick is described as a thorough businessman who has built up extensive local trade and is expected to run a successful venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Baldwin
Hyattville
R. A. Baldwin & Co
Kirkpatrick
Brother of Mrs Freeman Visits and Travels Mentioned
The note says a brother of Mrs. Freeman, Co. L. Matthews, returned from Bea ver after visiting the Heathershaws, relatives, and he left for a visit with the Matthews brothers at Hyattville. He will then go to Thermopolis for a three week spring visit before returning home to Newton Kansas. Mr. Matthews is a brother of Mrs. M. J. Freeman of Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Co. L. Matthews
Beaver
Heathershaws
Matthews Brothers
Hyattville
Thermopolis
Epringa
Newton
Kansas
Mr. Matthews
M. J. Freeman
Basin
Mann Declares House Acta Silly And Extravagant
Washington August 27 Republican Leader James R Mann criticized the Democratic House as inefficient and disorganized in its closing session. He called the proceedings silly and extravagant and said the economy boast was false. He noted over 200 Senate bills waited in the House and most laws enacted were leftovers from prior congresses or Taft administration backed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Mann
Democratic House
Congressman Mann
Mr. Mann
Mann
Senate
House
Taft
Progress Association Set to Meet Next Wednesday
The Progress Association resumes after months away with its first fall meeting at the Antlers hotel next Wednesday at noon. Officers will be elected and other important business addressed. Members are urged to attend and participate in plans for Basin and nearby area’s material progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Association
Antlers
Suite For Damages Between Denny and Douglas
J L Denny sues M R Douglas for damages to the bar in the plaintiff’s building formerly occupied by the defendant. Douglas sues Denny for damages to plaintiff’s property while in Douglas’s possession. Both cases set for trial in justice court today. Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Denny
M. R. Douglas
Justice Court
Albert Burch Freed on Own Recognizance
Albert Burch was released from jail on his own recognizance after being bound over to the district court for removing mortgaged property from the state. The release occurred on Wednesday at the request of the prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burch
District Court
W. C. T. U. Meeting Arranged With Mrs Thompson
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. J. B. Thompson next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thompson
Picture Show Attracts Western Heroes And Comedy
A new bill features A Girl of the West with hand to hand horse action where a heroine foils the villain. The Swimming Party is a screaming comedy and sure blues cure. The Little Spy shows nerve and courage saving a father from defeat. Miss O'Neil sings with orchestra Sunday at 9 pm. Philemon and Manele mythological tale also on the program. John Ayupay stars in a lighter Western offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Neil
Philemon
Manele
John Ayupay
Field Agent Ahrens Joins Pioneer Trust Bank
R. H. Ahrens, recently severed from C. Ellia & Co, accepts field representative role for Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank. Ahrens is well acquainted with the county and is expected to make an admirable representation for the new bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Ahrens
C. ©. Ellia & Co
Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
First Wyoming Pallagra Case Reported At State Hospital
Ross Caple of Buffalo, nephew of P Caple of Sheridan, is confined at the state hospital with a well developed case of pallagra. The 16 year old patient, treated by Dr. Miller and later by Dr. Halley, represents the first recorded instance in Wyoming. The disease, rare in northern latitudes, was diagnosed in April and is now in an advanced stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallagra
Wyoming
Ross Caple
Buffalo
8. P. Caple
Sheridan
State Hospital
Miller
B. Halley
J. D. Caple
Johnson County Metropolia
Disease and poverty linked to pellagra spread
The report notes pellagra as endemic to rice districts of northern Italy and found in several continental countries and Panama. In severe cases the skin shows tubercles and scales and insanity can occur. Final stages bring debility vertigo and melancholia amid poverty and poor nourishment conditions. A note from Sheridan Post mentions Henry Payne harvesting wheat on the courthouse square and displaying a sample sheaf as an example for citizens to beautify public spaces and fight weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Italy
Panama
Sheridan Post
Henry Payne
Court House Square
Dad Payne
Burlington Trains to Link Denver Casper and Billings
T E Fisher of Denver, passenger agent, outlines Burlington Gulf to the Coast service linking Thermopolis to Powder River with through trains to Billings and Denver. Four daily through trains with twelve coaches each planned by early March, including sleepers and dining cars. Northwestern and Burlington lines to operate vastly combined schedules, making Casper a key midpoint between Omaha, Casper, Billings, and Denver with about sixteen daily passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Colorado and Southern Railway
Casper
Burlington
Gulf
Coast
Thermopolis
Powder River
Northwestern
Orin Junction
Colorado and Southern
Chicago and Northwestern
Omaha
Billings
Casper Tribune
Marriage License Granted to Robert Kelley and Nellie Currie
Last Monday the county clerk issued a license to Robert Kelley and Nellie Currie of Lucerne vicinity. Justice Bonwell performed the ceremony at the Rogers House in the afternoon and the couple left for the south immediately after. The Republican joins friends in wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Nellie Currie
Lucerne
Justice Bonwell
Rogers House
South
Canvassing Board Reviews Primary Election Votes
The canvassing board consisting of County Clerk Peter Enders and Justices R. H. Ewart and J. W. Agee met on Tuesday to canvass the primary vote. Affidavits for a recount were filed by J. B. Prisley and Jesse W. Crosby Jr. The recount will separate party ticket roles to reveal each candidate's party strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Enders
R. H. Ewart
Manderson
J. W. Agee
Burlington
J. B. Prisley
Jesse W. Crosby, Jr
Duck Season To Open In Local Region
The duck season will open next Sunday as local sportsmen secure licenses to pursue the plentiful young ducks in the area.
Episcopal Guild Reopens Meetings After Vacation
The Episcopal guild will start meetings again after summer break at Mrs. Neal Anderson's on Thursday September 5. All members are requested to attend. Mr. Alice Richardson, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Neal Anderson
Alice Richardson
Official Vote Figures From County Primary Election
Canvassing board completed the primary election tally with county totals in both parties. Republican results name Warren for U S Senator 924 and Beard 953 for Supreme Judge, Mondell 993 for Congress, Crosby 629 and McClellan 522 for State Senate, Gates 879 and Sullivan 806 for State House, among many others including clerk, sheriff, assessor, and coroner races. Democratic totals list Kendrick 431 for U S Senate and several state and county posts with Murphy 786 for County Treasurer and other figures. (Continued on page four)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Francis E. Warren
Cyrus Beard
Congress
F. W. Mondell
Clerk District Court
E. C. Hoover
T. Joslin
J. Stant Brown
L. J. Diehl
M. D. Harris
P. M. Gallaher
Cc. F. Lampman
W. Atherly
W. F. Brown
J. E. Frisby
Q. A. Johnson
B. F. Wickwire
G. A. Harris
T. B. Torreson
John B. Kendrick
Gibson Clark
T. P. Fahey
John J. Spriggs
D. E. Lewis
A. C. Wunderlich
Milo Burke
John P. Voss
Henry A. Wegner
H. T. Ketchum
T. J. Jones
T. W. Spratt
Samuel T. Conner
J. W. Agee
Zela Murphy
R. H. Ahrens
Manderson Wing Defeats Basin at Airship Park
Manderson beat Basin 7 to 4 last Sunday afternoon at Airship Park. Beall and Sherrard pitched for Manderson with Frisby and Lovedland behind the plate. Errors aided Basin while Basin’s Frisby pitched too long and Sherrard caught Mdall well, but Basin failed to execute timely defense as Basin fans urged the locals to improve team work and ginger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airship Park
Manderson
Beall
Sherrard
Basin
Frisby
Lovedland
Thompson
Drumm
Smith
Baker
Mdall
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Hunters
Republican
United States
Warren
Big Horn County
Kendrick
Pellagra
Burlington Trains
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