Basin Gardeners form Public Representative Committee
Community groups across the county met in Basin last Tuesday to organize the Public Representative Committee chaired by E J Sullivan with Dr L G Van Siyke as secretary. Other members included Ewart Madison Williamson Burlington Stant Brown Kane Brown Himes Leithead Lovell Shaver Greybull Thomas and others. The body discussed county economy and tax installment plans and pledged cooperation with the county commissioners. A surprise birthday gathering for R J Extra followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couny
Bas'n
Public Representative Committee
E. J. Sullivan
Basin
L. G. van Siyke
HyattVille
R. H. Ewart
Manderson
J. A. Williamson
Burlington
J. Stant Brown
Kane
Grant
Lycium Lyceum Concert Impresses Basan Audience
Monday evening program under Lycium course featured violinist Ole Theobild, vocalist Madame Stitzel and pianist M D Helena Kellere. Performances ranged from violin to soprano, pleasing attendees. management contemplates securing the fine company for a future engagement to draw a larger audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycium
Basan
Ole Theobildi
M'De Helena Kellere
Plantate
Madame Stitzel
Concen
Lyceum
Charge Against Davis in District Court Case
The family of John H. Devise of Shell Creek filed a complaint in district court accusing Davis of habitual drunkenness and mismanagement of affairs and property. Davis was represented by W. C. Snow and the complainants by W. S. Colting. The hearing was postponed to this afternoon at one o'clock. Jury members named include J. B. Pro by, Ben Belton, J. W. Gould, J. W. Ahrens, P. P. Anderson and F. G. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
John H. Devise
Shell Creek
Dai
W. C. Snow
Ben Belton
J. W. Gould
J. W. Ahrens
P. P. Anderson
F. G. Wood
Burning Oil Hazard Reports at Big Horn Mills
Last week oil outfits were placed at Big Horn Mills and used for power. Oil from Melde east of town will aid the mill. Thomas Colley burned his arm Saturday while cooking. Doctors Harris expect a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Cracy
Thos. Colley
California County Clerk Testifies in Federal Fraud Case
County Clerk Low Dlakenley traveled to California last Friday to testify in a federal fraud case. The exact nature of the case is unclear but is believed connected to a prior company that filed on government land nearby years ago and exploited an all atook hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Dlakenley
California
Gapist Notes Service Times and Welcome Message
Preaching at 11 am and 7 13 pm Sunday school at 10 am Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 Ewrybody welcome G W Racer Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewrybody
G. W. Racer
President Wilson reads annual message to Congress
President Wilson delivered his annual message to Congress in under 28 minutes, outlining a program for social justice and international amity. He urged adherence to constitutional government, international arbitration, and peaceful settlement of disputes while condemning Victoriano Huerta's regime in Mexico and warning of war threats if stability fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
United States
America
Mexico
Huerta
Victoriano Huerta
Littley Uith Be
Schubert Concert Company to Appear at Fraternity Hall
Next Wednesday under Basin auspices the Schubert Concert company will headline Fraternity Hall with seats going on sale Monday. The event is praised by press notices nationwide as a premier musical attraction promising strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Concert Company
Fraternity Hall
Basin Band
Entour and Basin
Progress Dinner and civic aims at Antlers club meeting
The Progress association met at the Antlers on Wednesday with WC presiding in Judge Metz’s absence. A Portland chamber of commerce communication urged appealing to a congressional delegation for relief in the treasurer’s office where the same number of architects were employed 20 years ago despite greater current business. Action on federal building delays was deferred to the next meeting. New business urged a local canning factory to process regional vegetables, with Robin Bonwell named to pursue the plan. E J Sullivan reported on the Representative committee duties and a taxation discussion followed as current bills against the club were ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progrema Association
Antlers
Judge Metz
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Treasure Department
New Business
J. B Thompson
Robin Bonwell
E. J. Sullivan
Representative Committee
Progress Club
Meistersingers Thrill Basin Audience At Fraternity Hall
The Meistersingers delighted Basin residents at Fraternity Hall last Saturday, drawing a full house with chimes and a broad program. Local Baptist women served a chicken pie dinner in the Jones building, raising funds, while C D Markham hosted guests at his home supper. Fred Tallon reported healthy sheep prospects from Rainden, and the Mercer Brothers announced a 1000 bushel hay purchase and cattle move to Oho to feed the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Jones Building
C. D. Markham
Markhams
Mercer Bros
Oho
Palot Rock
Residents Back From Montana Say They Will Return
They spent the summer away and will again live near Burtlington. They claim the Montana country is truly overestimated and all who left Greybull for that state will be back in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtlington
Montana
Greybull
Armelings Entertain Guests At South Town Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Armeling entertained at their South Town home last night inviting several Lasin residents who reported a most delightful evening at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armelings
Henry Armeling
Butte Lodge Hosts Holice Inet Night Concert
The Butte lodge of Ells hosted a musical evening by the Schubert Symphony club and a lady quartet. A full lodge hall enjoyed the performance with intermission refreshments. Exalted ruler Frank L. Riley welcomed the artists and the ladies. Thomas V. Purvell, a violinist, received prolonged applause as part of a winter concert series organized by a live committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ells
Schubert Symphony Club
Frank L. Riley
Thomas V. Purvell
Freeman Moves Barber Shop to New Lonabaugh Building
J B Freeman moved his barber shop from the Henry building on QO Street to the Lonabaugh building on Fourth Street. He now occupies a larger, well furnished room with up to date facilities in the rear. Freeman is a busy barber with a growing trade and welcomes new as well as old patrons. Mr and Mrs F Alice hosted a small supper after a library dance on Wednesday, serving a dainty repeat and enjoying a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Freeman
Wet Sunday
Henry
QO Street
Lonabaugh
Fourth Street
J. BE
Mrs. F. Alice
Dancing Club Meets In 1913 14 Session At Library
The daneime club met on a Wednesday evening at the library with full attendance. Music was exceptionally good and the members enjoyed the dance until a late hour.
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Basin Gardeng
Basin Town
R. J. Extra
I. 0. O. F. Ladey
Hirtra
Gideon
Entra
Wm. Gibson
Mimer Gould
J. E. Lempke
Gemiens
C. A. Randall
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. Tilard
Will
A. T. Ellison
Benney Bros
Prof. Ewers
May & Hartranit
Billie Lewis
Baein Gallens
J. B. Thompson
Watch Basin Gardens
J.e.lempke
Basin Gardens Club
Ellison
Mesdames Frisby
Reed and
Hartranft
Loucks
Sheridan
Irwin
Frank Swim
Shell
Guy Shipman
Idaho
John
Prof
Col May
Bert Reed
Irwins
Swima
Fred
Union
Department of State
Sive
Cleveland
Dan R. Hanna
Repub
Enya
Mnih
Progressive Party
Hanna
Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
Fred Tallon
Rainden
Basin No WI
Freeman
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