Big Horn Basin cattle and horse growers form association
Representatives of cattle and horse producers in the Big Horn Basin meet in Basin to organize the Big Horn Cattle and Horse Growers Association. A constitution and by laws were adopted and officers elected for the coming year, urging membership and cooperation to protect stock interests and promote state and national legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Hell
Big Horn Basin
United Action
Skovgard
Daain
R. P. Pearson
Baain
Mercer, Jr
Hyattville
A. H. Arnett
Shell
S. Skovgard
Dasin
Dan Rogere
Ek Greek
Baaly
A. J. Knicely
Kane
Hyattvile
W. T. Whaley
Tenaleep
Gapen
Qcicero Avent
Hurling
Tle
New Basin group gains wide support for irrigation and settlers
The article notes a new organization receiving strong local backing and hopes that more stock breeders will affiliate. It reports a Colorado returnee, M. Randell, planning to bring five settler families to the Rocky Ford basin and projects a large spring population increase. Chas Blynn of St. Joe says local farmers will expand irrigation and grow corn, joining a corn club and cultivating sizable acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
M. A. Randel
Rocky Ford
Big Horn Plain
Wyoming
Rande
Chas, Blynn
St. Joe
Corn Club
Cleveland Wyoming Oil Company hits new well
Reamed on good authority a fine well was added by Scott Mile on contract for the Cleveland Wyoming Oil Company Camison. Mile has brought in a second well for the company and is regarded as an expert in oil field work. The success is likely to boost demand for his services as the oil game opens up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-Wyoming
Camison
Ty Scott Mile
Geott
Greveland-Wyoming
Quiet Basin Wedding Unites Freeman and Burnham Couple
On Wednesday evening Justice Bonwell officiated at 6 30 for James Ernest Freeman and Mrs De Mae Burnham in a small ceremony attended by intimate friends and relatives. The couple hosted a wedding dinner at The Groc ome, with Basin leading businessman and longtime resident The marriage surprised many friends who wish the couple happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ernest Freeman
de Mae Burnham
Wee
Justice Bonwell
Aeem
Thegrocom Ie
Basin
Mise Madge King
Rogers House
Republican
Preaching At Manderson Church Service Times
The Manderson church holds morning worship at 11 a m and Sabbath school at 10 a m There will be no evening service as the pastor preaches at Durkee Everyone is invited to all services Pastor G W Racer.
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Manderson
Durkee
Catholic Services and Visitors Arrive in Town
Rev Father Endres will officiate a wedding for Watson Wyman Jr. and bride Noreno Wiley who arrived Friday from Idaho Springs and spent a few hours in town before departing for the Wyman home. Magee Warren tilley from Hyattsville arrived last evening, slowing plans with Poster Scott for a venue in nearby slum. Higby, a secretary, visited with his daughter Lauda on Wednesday, along with Mr. B C Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Wyman, Jr
Bride
Werry
Mim Noreno Wiley
Het Feidiey
Idaho
Siprings
Wymwn
Warren Tilley
Hyattville
Scott
Veuneville
Progress Club Meeting At The Antlers In Basin
Basin Progress association members dined at the Antlers with Mayor Berry presiding. They discussed inviting the state teachers association next year, growing corn for silage, and testing its feeding value. A three member committee was formed to plan corn cultivation and record tests for dairy cattle and hog feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Progess Association
Antlers
Berry
State Teachers Association
Basin
M. H. Smith
Silo Purp
Collins
J. E. Lemeke
Col
W. H. May
M. H. Sinlch
Progress Club
Collings
Carey
Greme Creek
Little Bufflao Basin
Glab
W. 5. Qcollins
M. Miller
G. J. Schenk
Hart
Tin
Thermopolia
R. Bonwell
J. B. Thompson Wee
Woye
L. C. Gray
Annual election of officers for Big Horm Canal Association
The stockholders met at Fraternity hall for the annual meeting with strong attendance. President H Smith reported on canal work and expenses. a motion to reduce districts failed. bylaws amended to set 25 percent stock as a gurim. Directors elected A A Ilg Worland C L Brome J Manderson H R Armeling W B Harrigan. officers organized later with H R Armeling as president and A A Tig as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horm Canal
Fraternity Hall
H. Smith
A. A. Ilg
Worlard
C. L. Brome
Worland
T J. Jones
Manderson
H. R. Armeling
Brein
W. B. Harrigan
Pas’n
A. A. Tig
W. P. Hariigan
Sectrers
Ir. M. H. Smith
Aesist. Sec
Women’s club department meets at library
The literature and library department of the Woman’s club chaired by Mrs. W. C. Snow met last Friday with nine members present. Programs included Comparative Mythology readings, reviews of Raidmin’s wonder book on horses, Homer’s Odyssey, and a piece on Cleo the Greek Boy with plans for a Christmas and New Year customs topic next holiday week. Separately oil field pipeline near Tilferd canal burned, producing black smoke and drawing townspeople to observe.
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The
Woman's Club
W. C. Snow
Mies Juette Collins
Raidmin
Pease
Homer
Craig
Cleo
Jane Andrews
Ten Boye
Ruth Donaldson
Post Office Hours and Christmas Parcel Notice
Patrons should mail all letters and packages by noon daily as the mails close at that hour. On Sunday the general delivery window opens 1 45 to 2 00 p m for traveling public. Christmas parcel notice says parcels up to 50 lbs within 150 miles or 20 lb items mailed early, wrapped securely and addressed plainly. Parcels may be marked not to be opened until Christmas.
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Lool Post Office
Dance at Hyatttville big Christmas carnival night
The Acme amusement company will host a big dance and picture show in Hyatttville on Christmas night. Smith post orchestra will furnish the music for the carnival dance with carnival souvenirs to be given away. Tickets are one dollar and the event promises value for money. The surrounding country is expected to attend, ensuring a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattville
Christa
Santa
Hyatttville
Acme Amusement Company
Smith Pos. Orchestra
Sale of Household Goods by A B Hageman at Burlington
A B Hageman of Greybull announces a sale of the remaining household goods at the M A Dutton cafe in Burlington on December 11. He plans to depart for Denver the following Thursday and directs all who have grain samples or grammes to leave them at this office before departure. Chantdale Entertain At Dinner highlights a Gumday event with several friends.
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A. B. Hageman
Greybull
M. A. Dutton
Burlington
Denver
Imafore
Chantdale
Local Lodge Officers Elect At Basin Meet
Basin residents and families attended the annual officer elections for Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M with J I Patten as W M and C A Mann as W S H Smith as I W. Basin Camp 5586 Woodmen elected V C J A Berry and other officers including D L Darr as Banker and J A Coons as Watchman. Abridged social followed with H H Hime hosting an auction bridge evening with several couples. D E Lewis and W B Hartigan won top and booby prizes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge No. 20
A. F
A. M
J. I. Patten
W. M
C. A. Mann
H. Smith
I. W
J. A. Berry
Sec
D. L. Darr
Tres
Basin Camp
V.C
W. A
P. P. Anderson
L. O. Gray
J. A Coons
R. A. Gould
Owen Johnson
F. T. Brigham
Bridge
H.H. Hime
Auction Bridge
Henry Armeling
D. EE. Lewis
Robert Gleason
R. H. Ahrens
W. B. Hartigan
D. BE. Lewis
W. B. Hart
Woman's Club Meeting Enthusiastic and Well Attended
The Woman's club met last Wednesday afternoon in a lively session with My T Armstrong as chair and Mrs E J Sullivan as associate chair. Members arranged a program including piano solo by Miss Bessie Birmingham and papers on Home Economics and Colton by Nellie Maxwell, with vocal solo by Mrs B T Joslin. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Armstrong
Tran
E. J. Sullivan
Meidemes B.C Har
R. B. West
T. K. Bishop
FR. H.ahrens
E. A. Davis
Colton
Nellie Maxwell
B. T. Joslin
British Win Off Falklands. German Losses Reported
London reports a British squadron under Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Sturdee defeated Admiral Count Von Spee off the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. Gneisenau and Leipsig were said destroyed, Dresden and Nurnberg eluded capture and may be pursued. two colliers captured. Market notes from Kansas City and Missouri describe a mixed week with cattle and hog prices varying, receipts at 12,000 head, and a notable day for lambs with pea fed prices reaching 5.00 and lambs 7.60 to 7.85.
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London
Frederick Sturdee
Count von Spee
Falkland Islands
South Atlantic
Gneisenau
Lejipsig
Good Hope
Monmouth
Pacific
Dresden
Nurnberg
Heligoland
Admiralty
Kansas City
Fasouri
Colorado
Good Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church Plans Regular Sabbath Services
The Presbyterian Church announces regular Sabbath services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the new library building, with a Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. A committee aims to provide a Christmas program and encourage participation. Choir practice is Friday evening at the Rabb home. a cordial welcome is extended by A. Saxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grepbull
Mrrs. Rabb
Condia
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Gattle and Horse Growers
Big Horn Babin
Intereeta
Freeman-Burnham
G. W. Racer
Pastor
Catholic Services
Father Endres Will Hoki
Anon
Higby
Fale
B.C Hart
Im Gulches
Tilferd Canal
Padmore Place
Basin Gardens
Uat Gumday
Town
Mra
Pred House
Wise
Mabel » Tallon
G HH. K
Myrna May
Forest Notes
British Columbia
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Bolze National Forest
Norway
Sweden
England
Basin Todge No 35
R A
Gould
Qray
Lee
R. J. Extra
Treas
FP. Peddersen
Kathryn
Acne Theater
Owen A. Sweeney
BR. Spencer
Manders
Atlantic Ocean
A. Saxe
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