Chamber of Commerce Meets as Secretary Fisher Talks
The Basin Wyoming Chamber of Commerce met in the club rooms with President Keachie presiding and adopted resolutions opposing exploitation of Yellowstone and similar parks. They urged outside-the-parks irrigation and power development and sent copies to senators, congressmen, and a Washington senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Keachie
R. R. Ferris
P. P
Basin
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
National Parks and Monuments
Yellowstone National Park
Warren
Kendrick
Mondell
Jones
Washington
Sheridan Commercial Club
P. Crashley
Midland Carbon
Cowley
Waa
Buffalo Basin
Bik
Coons
Ferris
B. P. Wigton Win
Married Pair Wed in Greybull Local Ceremony
Ward Baker Storm and Miss Margaret Flaherty of Greybull secured a marriage license last Saturday and were wed that afternoon by Justice Bonwell at the courthouse. The couple are popular young residents of the oil city with many friends ready to extend congratulations.
Lodges Elect Their Officers
Local fraternal groups report recent officer elections. Basin Lodge No 29 K of P selected G J Schenk P C and others. Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M named May W M and new officers. installation set December 22. Basin Lodge No 36 I O C F and Eliza Rebekah Lodge I O O F announced year officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Lodge No
K. of
G. J Schenk
P C
A. X. Johnson
C. C
T. J. Jones
V. C
D. T. Hand
J. R. Bonwell
P. P. Anderson
C. T. Gebhart
Frank A. Wise
J. M. Friend
I. G
J. L. Landfair
C. G
R. A. Gould
Temple Lodge No. 20
A. F
A. M
LW. Co
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
R. G. Belton
N. G
R. J. Extra
Vv. G
F. T. Brigham
D. L. Carr
Treas
M. B. Rhodes
Leota Perkins Weds George Carpenter at Parental Home
Last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John J Perkins on the Greybull Leota Perkins married George Carpenter. The bride worked at Basin bakery and has many friends in Basin area. The groom worked in nearby oil fields near Thermopolis and formerly in a local garage. They will live on the Greybull after a Montana visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Perkins
Greybull
Leota
George Carpenter
Basin
Basin and
Thermopolis
Montana
Witness in Federal Court in Bench Canal Case
John L Landfable clerk of the Cheyenne court traveled to Cheyenne to serve as a record witness in federal court for the Bench Canal Co vs Bullock et al trial this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L.landfable
Chelmet Court
Cheyenne
The
Bench Canal Co
Wm. P. Bullock
W. Atherly
the Beach Canal Co
W. H. Bullock
Wyoming Day Program And Good Roads Meeting Outline
The Basin Woman's club held a Wednesday session at the library with plans for a December 29 Christmas party under Mrs W B Hartigan and Mrs A W Coons as chairs. Wyoming Day events featured readings on suffrage and war history, with musical selections by local artists and a preview of the first regional Wyoming Good Roads association meeting in Thermopolis. Related sessions list registrations, banquets, committees, and talks on reclamation, sugar, livestock, and road programs across December 12 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Woman's Club
W. B. Hartigan
A. W. Coons
Wyoming
Wm. C. Snow
Jas. F. Ewers
Beulah Hartman
R. G. Belton
Wyoming War Museum
Mildred Brown
Atlantic Monthly
Miss Roberts
Chicao University
Carl E. Armeling
Prof
Knapp
The
State University
S. M. McKone
Gounod
Stevenson
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Thermopolis
Chamber of Commerce
Know Wyoming
Washakie Hotel
L. L. Newton
Big Horn Basin Exposition
W. H. May
J. F. Longwell
Mercer
W. P. Hogarty
Great Western Sugar Co
Reyn Leedom
Lovell Chronicle
W. D. Fisher
Sheridan Commercial Club
Big Horn Basin
Le[rey Laird
State Highway Commission
D.S. McCalman
Chas. S. Hill
Manderson Community News Notes Local Events and Elections
The Manderson aid society bazaar and food sale raised 106.61 dollars and drew thanks for help. Residents recount hunts, returns from Montana, a 14th birthday party, and visits. A farmers meeting and schoolhouse reception for basketball players were held, with county attorney F A Little visiting Cowley and addressing locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Manderson
Lillian Ringsdorf Performs at Midland Lyceum Event
The Lillian Ringsdorf Co. presented an exceptional musical entertainment at the high school gymnasium last Saturday evening as part of the Midland Lyceum bureau. A large audience enjoyed the performance and a dance followed the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ringsdorf Co
Midland Lyloeum Bureau
Old Time Costumes Dance At Basin Ranch
Mr and Mrs J Atherly hosted a dancing party at their Basin west ranch with guests in old time costumes many nearly a century old. Musical entertainment by W R Tolman and Hazel Davis featured period tunes. Prizes awarded for quaint attire with Mrs Albert Spurrier winning ladies prize in her grandmother’s wedding dress and James A Berry securing the gentleman’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
W. KR
Tolman
Hazel Davis
Albert Spurrier
Jamea A. Berry
Messrs and Mesdames
H. H. Hime
L. A. Zane
P. W. Meta
J. A. Berry
F. M. Hime
List of Names in Bunch With Minor Punctuation
A sequence of personal names appears in a compact list format. Included are N. Anderson John Coons F. A. Wise R. R. Denny R. B. West J. R. Keachie Dr. M. H. Smith F. A. Little Albert Spurrier C. W. Atherly F. L. McNown G. R. Brill D. E. B. Lewis G. B. E. Brigham C. B. Beck T. K. Bishop Dr. W. E. B. Larrick W. B. Hartian H. R. Armeling W. H. Pauley D. Erwin W. R. Tolman M. R. Brown Mrs. James Patten Winfred Patten and Hazel Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Anderson
John Coons
F. A. Wise
R. R. Denny
R. B. West
J. R. Keachie
M. H. Smith
F. A. Little
Albert Spurrier
C. W. Atherly
F. L. McNown
G. R. Brill
D. EB. Lewis
G. BE. Brigham
C. B. Beck
T. K. Bishop
Dr. W. EB. Larrick
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Van Slyke At Hyattville
About thirty friends gathered at Mrs. L. G. Van Slyke’s Hyattville home last Monday for her birthday anniversary. The surprise was successful and Mrs. Van received many beautiful presents. The attendees recall a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. van Slyke of
Hyattville
Van
Live Wire Window at Martin Grocery Highlights New Store
B P Wigton, who recently purchased the Martin grocery, is a live wire in the grocery and fruit business and his window and store reflect up to date ideas in this merchandise. During the past week many favorable comments about the new store have been heard. Frank A Wise, cashier of Basin State Bank, with Mrs Wise and daughter and Mr and Mrs B C Wise, returned last Friday from Wibaux Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Wigton
Martin Grocery
Frank A. Wise
The
Basin State Bank
Wreck in Yard Hits Freight Trains in Morning Crash
A southbound empty stock train struck a local freight in the yards near the bridge north of the depot this morning. Several cars overturned or wrecked and clearance will take hours. A hobo riding in a jackknifed car escaped unharmed. No blame has been assigned yet.
Local visitors and meetings headline Hyartville to Basin
Local residents from Hyattville Byron Sessions Ed Sessions Otto Blaine Lyman and J H Harris attended to business in town. Senator Simon Skovgard plans to attend a good roads meeting in Thermopolis. The Rex will show The Sage Brushers December 22 and 23. George Mead Jr visited for the first time in five years. A farmers meeting was held at the courthouse with details forthcoming. The Big Horn Canal Association annual meeting is set for Basin this afternoon at 2 with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Skovgard
Thermopolis
Good Roads
George Mead, Jr
The
Big Horn Canal Association
Basin
Cavalry Troop Remains Here in Basin
Captain R P Pearson resigns as commanding officer of Troop A and Major Wm Shortell turns over troop property to Lieut Wm Jones. J H Denny resigns as 1st Lt. A Sunday meeting at the armory urged continued interest and urged Basin to keep the troop. Drill was held Wednesday night with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Pearson
Wm. Shortell
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Capt. Pearson
Shortell
Wm. D. Jones
J. H. Denny
Amory l
Notable Visitors From Paint Rock on Recent Town Call
John Seaman and Dr. L. G. Van Slyke with Mrs. Van Slyke and Dr. J. P. Weber with Mrs. Weber called on local residents. Miss Dorothy Weintz of Paint Rock accompanied them during their town visit yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seaman
L. G. van Slyke
J. P. Weber
Dorothy Weintz
Paint Rock
Local visitors attend meetings across Basin and Greybull
Mrs T W Olney of Shell visited Basin with her husband and attended the county board meeting. J M Schwood Major Hoopes and Henry Goodroe of Cody traveled through town Tuesday to attend the good roads meeting in Greybull that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Olney
Shell
Basin
J. M. Schwood
Major Hoopes
Henry Goodroe
Cody
Greybull
Good Roads
Local Notables Make Regional Visits This Week
Lorrie Plank arrives from Corvallis to spend holidays with relatives. County Commissioner John Weintz attends regular county board meeting from Paint Rock. R H Ahrens of Casper visits Basin with wife, he to Casper Tuesday. James True, former state engineer, oversees Greybull valley irrigation district matters. G W Pease and family visit Basin from Shell. A U Kimball holiday ad updated to page 10 after heading correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weintz
Paint Rock
Weintz
James, B. True
Greybull Valley
A. U. Kimbra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber OF
Commerce
Fisher
T. K
Bishop A. B. Martin
M. G. Wild
Worland
Lovell
Woodrock
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Perkins. Carpenter
Woman's Club
Ing Meeting
Newton Johnston
Everett Macey
Billy Tatman
George Tanner
Tensleep Country
Newton
Bill
Arthur Johnston
Inez Mason
Mabel Johnston
Herbert Devereaux
Foreal Rosenberry
George Marple
Lewis Parker
Ethel Shazer
Mary and Ruth Griffin
J.P. Barton
Lee Reel
Washinton
Lillian Ringsdorf
W. J. Durfey
Chas. Green of
Byron
Blaine and
Clark Lyman
Otto
E. G. Newton
Torrington
Court House
J. H. Harris of
Greybull Standard
R. C. Mavet Lowell
Bugeesy
J. 5. Gapen
Gapen
Powell
Amelia Jones
Minneapolis
Ed Ludwick
Lieut. Jones
Major Shortell
Lorrie Plank
Corvallis
Oregon
Will
Mrs. Plank
R. H. Ahrens
Casper
Mrs. Ahrens
Mr.Ahrens
G. W. Pease
Frank
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