Conspiracy Suit Over Oil Permits Filed In District Court
Plaintiff W. C. Briteman through attorney Frank A. Little sues A. D. Lathrop Walter Schneila W. B. Nutter and A. L. Smith for 20000 alleging a scheme to deny his one fourth interest as field manager in oil and gas permits on Lamb anticline north of Torch light. He claims agreement to purchase permits for 45000 with 7500 down and seeks 15000 plus 5000. Development of Paul Moss holdings anticipated. impact on work unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Briteman
Frank A. Little
A. D. Lathrop
Walter Schneila
W. 8. Nutter
A. L. Smith
Lamb
Torchlight
Lathrop
Walter Schneirla
C. A. Schneirla
Walter Schnierla
Paul Moss
Good Roads Meeting Sets East Burlington Road Construction
The Basin good roads committee and Basin Chamber of Commerce met with the county commissioners to plan immediate construction of the East Burlington road. They divided the village into four sections and selected Lou Blakesley to prepare data for advertising bids, with further meetings planned to finalize plans and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Committee
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Burlington
L. A. Thorley
Otto
Vilage
Lou Blakesley
Big Horn County
Basin
Chiel Ness
Otto and
Burilngton
Lets Shake For Greybull Valley Road Funding
The farmers of the Greybull valley report strong subscription funds for the road project. Pledges are arriving, with active payments already made, and officials foresee near full collection soon. The tone is optimistic and celebratory about meeting the funding goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull Valley
Subnormal Mentally Child Committed After Inquest
A court hearing before J. R. Bonwell and a six member jury found G. W. Tillard Jr. eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs G. W. Tillard to be subnormal. He was committed to the Lander institution for special training after testimony by Dr H. T. Harris and the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bonwell
J. 8. Atherly
K. K. Kimbro
Fred House
T. J. Jones
Harry Smith
C. W. McNay
G. W. Tillard, Jr
G. W. Tillard
H. T. Harris
Lander
Local Team Defeats Manderson 40 to 16 in Tuesday Bout
A local basketball team featuring Banta Harrison Snow Kes chke and J L Landfair beat Manderson 40 to 16 Tuesday night. Manderson standouts were Thayer Stanbro and Beall. A rematch is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta
Harrison
Snow
Keschke
J. L. Landfair
Manderson
Thayer
Stanbro
Beall
Murdered Worland farmer dies in car crash at crooked gulch
Henry Wostenberg a leading Worland farmer was killed Tuesday night when his Case car left the lower road near crooked gulch. The body was found Wednesday morning ten feet from the wreck. he left for home between six and seven with eight children and a widow surviving. Funeral planned at his Worland-area home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wostenberg
Worland
Wostenberg
Crooked Gulch
Westenberg
Wyoming Oil Permits in Gebo Dome Case and Salt Creek Test
Department of the Interior ruling adverse to Ohio over Gebo dome lands near Kirby prompts final permit hearings for about thirty applicants. Salt Creek field prepares a ten day production test to gauge peak output, with plans split between two districts. Regional leases and prospectors listed, followed by a large Midwest Refining Company test schedule and a U. S. oil production uptick of 31,950 barrels for the week ending Nov. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Ohio
Gebo Dome
Kirby
Department
T. J. Jones
Wm. C. May
D. T. Hand
Arthur Burns
Salt Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Fred A McPherson
Casper
Mercer Dome Holdings
U. S
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Standard
Louisiana
Midwest
Pilgrim girls serve modern fare at Plymouth Thanksgiving toast
Six young ladies including Jessie Thomson Esther Pauley Anna Wadman Wilma Skovgard Thelma Gould and Katheryn Snow dressed as pilgrim girls served candle lit dishes echoing the 1621 feast. The program honored Plymouths 400th anniversary with a reading of The Paddler by Miss Wilma Skovgard and a well received refreshment menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Skovgard
Plymouth
Jessie Thomson
Esther Pauley
Anna Wadman
Thelma Gould
Katheryn Snow
Wyoming Day Celebration at Rex Theatre
Under the Womans Club School and Commercial Club auspices a Wyoming day program is set for next Friday evening at the Rex Theatre. A good picture will precede the program featuring music readings and addresses by Basin's best talent. The program will be published next Friday with popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Commercial Club
Wyoming
Rex Theatre
Basin
Basin Women’s Club Hosts Minstrel Show Benefit
Basin women’s club members receive invites to Greybull club minstrel show on December 11th at Big Horn theatre with proceeds aid civic projects. Thanksgiving break ends with Dec 14 meeting led by Mrs MaeNown for a Christmas program. attendees urged to bring sewing. Burlingon Route orders 127 passenger cars for 2025 including dining and chair cars to support upcoming travel surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Womans Club
Greybull Womans Club
Big Horn Theatre
Ferry
Wilson
F. L. MaeNown
L. M. Blair
W. Atherly
Clara Collins
J. B. Traller
Burlingon
Frisby Family Visit Stirs Local Traffic In Missouri Ties
Hera H Frisby of Bethany Missouri arrived Monday for a brief stopover visiting nephew Fred Prisby in town. Frisby, an attorney, had been in Canada on business and was en route home. He also called on Mrs EM Conant at Work and A C Frisby of Thermopolis while passing through. J Sullivan of Denver assisted Dusiees Matton here the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera H. Frisby
Bethany
Fred Prisby
Frisby
Canada
M. Conant
Wor
A.C. Frisby
Thermopolia
Howe
J. Sullivan
Denver
Dusiees Matton
Three Prisoners Lodged In Jail After Lowell Wreck Sentence
Three prisoners were brought to the county jail from Lowell this week to swerve sentences imposed by Judge Willie. Ambrose Dorayeh and Corlous Adama received 10 days each for participating in the auto wreck in Lowell. Morell Bay has thirty days and $25 for assault and battery. W. W. Shaver of Greybull visited town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Willie
Ambrose Dorayeh
Corlous Adama
Morell Bay
Dave
Amaault
Gerald Extra at Portland Receives News from Son
R J Extra reports a letter from his son Gerald, a Portland high school student, noting a recent fire drill clipping. The school, spanning two city blocks with 2000 students, conducted a drill under the high school fire marshal, emptying in one minute ten seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Portland
Qore
Basin
Snow and Guenther Event Delights Local Ladies
Mrs. Mia Guenther honored by Geo Guenther and daughter Katherine Snow at Kensington library gathering. About sixty married women attended the Friday afternoon event with Thelma Gould on piano and Katheryn Snow singing. Riley Wilson of Greybull read dramatic and humorous pieces to Basin listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
At & Kensington
Big Horn Mercantile Co Promotes Christmas Shopping Ads
The Big Horn Mercantile Co on pages 6 and 7 unveils the first two page green ink advertisement in this section. It offers attractive suggestions for Christmas shoppers and previews a local advertising campaign by merchants for the holiday trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Mercantile Co
Marshal Foch Granted Chief Status by Crow Nation Ceremony
On Monday at Crow Agency Marshal Foch was adopted as a Crow chief in a grand pipe ceremony. Chief Plenty Coups presided with regalia and tom-tom chants as John Frost translated the crowing honor into English and Col Frank Parker into French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Agency
Marshal Foch
United States
Plenty Coups
Foch
John Frost
Col
Frank Parker
Ameri
Washington
Wreck Delays Burlington Train No 29 Near Casper
Passenger train No 29 ran five hours late after a southbound freight No 76 derailed at Lox station forty miles west of Casper. Seven freight cars were destroyed, no injuries reported, mainline service resumed by routing No 30 as No 28 after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lox Station
Casper
Beeting man released to finish sentence at county jail
Henry Flack completed a moonshining case sentence last summer and returned to beet fields to finish growing and harvesting the crop. Judge Mets allowed him to serve the remainder of the sentence and he now enjoys privileges from Sheriff Wickwire's Guishing School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Plack
Mets
Flack
Sherif Wickwire
Japan seeks larger fleet share in naval talks
Washington reports Japan formalizes demand for a 70 percent fleet share, up from 60 percent, prompting debate with Secretary Hughes and British officials. US and British experts oppose the plan, warning it would undermine the 5-5-3 justice basis of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Baron Kato
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Tokio
Governor Carey to Attend Governors Conference in Washington
Cheyenne Wyoming November 30 Governor Carey will travel to Charleston for the annual conference of U S governors in Washington where he and fellow executives will be hosted by President and Mrs Harding The group will press reclamation work in the west and plan new projects The trip includes visits to eastern reformatories to gather ideas for Wyoming s intermediate reformatory and architect William Dubois will accompany him on the inspection tour C M Clementa and W Zorn of Greybull attended to county seat business Tuesday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Carey
Charleston
D. C
Governors of the Union
National Capitol
Harding
Intermountain
Wyoming
Washington Oe
League of the Northwest
William Dubois
New York City
Rawlins
Boys’ Industrial Institute
Worland
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Herbert A. Hover
Los Angeles
C. H. Poole
Rock River
A. M. Gibson
Newcastle
N.nw
J. J. Reed
Reuel Walton
Lester H. Walton
Evanston
All
Frank A Barrett
Lusk
Ney
Guy McIntyre
Chas. M. Mrris
H. Leslie Parker
J. C. Myer
R. B. Roberst
Cokeville
Casper Tribune
Rock Creek
Big Muddy
Pilot Butte
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Lasher
Sete
Mule Creek
Missouri
W. W. Shaver
Greybull
Gerald Extra
R. J. Extra
England
W. Zorn
C. M. Clementa
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