Pageant of Wyoming praised for effort and performances
The Pageant of Wyoming owes success to Mrs Agnes Snow and Mrs W B Hartigan with the Basin band and high school orchestra praised for participation. Cast members include FP L McNown as the Spanish prefect and Ed Duniney as Lester Breuning, with Christine McKeng noted for dancing. costumes arrived late, forcing makeshift outfits.
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Wyoming
Agnes K.snow
W.B. Hartigan
Basin Band
Igh
FP. L. McNown
Ed Duniney
Lester Breuning
Monsieur Laussat
Jtke
Garland Girle Dames
Christine McKeng
LaRoque
Dredlard
Tom
Tracy
Harry Drumm
Bil Agee
Crusatte
Oddler
Dad Payne
Sheheke
Julian Snow
York
Hoover
Winters
Spirit of Wear
Mre
W. B. Hartigan
Man Found Dead in Wyoming Rancher Case Raises Questions
A man identified as Audley Jordan was found dead at a ranch in Nebraska. The body was taken to Gideon’s undertaking parlors and no burial arrangements will be made until relatives are located. An inquest concluded death by exposure. The First National Bank says Jordan transacted business with a bank in West Virginia and a wire is sent to Louisville West Virginia to locate relatives.
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Audley. Jordas
Nebr
Gideon
West Virginia
M. Hf. Smith
M. G. Mc‘Laughlin
C. Lorenz
C. F. Reamer
Jordan
First National Bank
Loulaville
W. Va
Youth Arrested for Burlington Station Robbery
Lester Lynn was arrested yesterday charged with the robbery of the Burlington station at Manderson on Wednesday night. He admitted the theft and was found with part of the proceeds shortly after leaving the depot. Authorities had not decided disposition. He is alleged to have previously been confined in a Colorado state institution and is thought to be mentally deficient.
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Lester Lynn
Yester-Dey
Burlington
Manderson
Cora Danielson
Colorado
Spratt Sues Luman For Six Thousand Commission
T. W. Spratt through Hartigan and Hall filed suit in district court this week against John Luman for 4600 dollars claimed as commission on the sale of the Luman ranch in October. Spratt says he was hired to sell the place and completed the sale but Luman denies it. The case is set for trial at the next term of district court.
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T. W. Spratt
Hartigan & Hall
John Luman
Luman
Spratt
Miners Accept President Wilson Plan Ending Coal Strike
Washington reports the United Mine Workers accept President Wilson’s proposal and the strike ends. Forty local unions will be notified to resume production as contingency rules stay in force. The plan proposes wage raises tied to coal prices with possible adjustments by a government commission.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Shaw and Simonds Tie The Knot In Ba in
Last Sunday afternoon at the parsonage Rev. R M Jones united in marriage Chas Hilcott Shaw Jr and Miss Glalys Forbes Simonds. The bride is the daughter of Mrs James Scott and the groom the son of ex county treasurer C B Shaw. The couple are popular in Bain.
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R. M. Jones
Chas, Hilcott Shaw, Jr
Glalys Forbes Simonds
James Scott
C. BD. Shaw
Big Horn Stockholders Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
The Big Horn stockholders met at the courthouse Wednesday noon, electing directors for the coming year and approving a resolution to issue certificates for lands with water rights to irrigation. H R Armeling was named president and B A Rowe secretary. Frank Kuh(e) as assistant secretary due to Dr. Smith’s limited time.
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Big Horn
Court House
C. L. Brome
M. ‘Smith
D. W.ros
H.R. Armeling
BE. A. Rowe
Progressive Dinner Features Owl Club Evening
Members of the Owl club hosted a progressive dinner with the first course served. Reports include talks by Thomas Hyde and various members on topics from cooking to training a husband and clever lectures about bridge counts and manners. It was praised as one of the most delightful entertainments by the club.
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Owl Club
Mra
Co. W
Thos. M. Hyde
Tachenaseie
H. R
Armeling
HR. Armeling
Jeep
C. W. G. Dodge
Nesl Andersop
Neal Anderson
H. H. Hime
Bridge
H.H. Hime
Frask Hime
F. M. Hime
Science
Co. W. Aterly
C. W. Atherly
Starett
Thos
Mr. Hydé
Rupert Anderson
Alogether
Farewell Dance at Hyattsville Akin to County Event
The farewell dance given by John Luman at Hyattsville last Saturday night drew friends from across the Bast and Basin, making it one of the county's most enjoyable affairs. Attendees report having the time of their lives and praise the event as a memorable gathering in Hyattville country.
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John Luman
Hattville
Basin Band Concert Draws Large Sunday Audience
The Basin band gave its regular weekly concert last Sunday to a large and appreciative audience. The group continues to practice and offers Basin residents a weekly opportunity to hear a fine organization, next Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Basin
Om Men Magic
Sanday
Jointlolk Members Named in Ba List
A fragment lists names including Drumm, Arthur Bruns, Leavitt, David Jobas and P P Anderson as members of a Ba group. The text is garbled and provides no clear event or action details.
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Pbchart
T. J. Oh
Drumm
Hand
Arthur Bruns
Leavitt
David Jobas O
P. P. Anderson
Knights of Khorasan Induct Thermopolis Visit
Sim"£ odé No 39 K of P journeyed to Thermopolis on Saturday where they inducted members into the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan. Denver temple team performed the work with Lendfair and Dr Dodge assisting. A banquet followed at Emery where attendees reported a hilarious time.
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Sim
K. of P
Thermopolis
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorasan
Denver
R. B. Lendfair
C. W. G. Dodge
Emery
Fire Destroys Barn and Three Cars at Murphy Farm
About two o clock this morning the barn and garage of W W Murphy and contents were completely destroyed by fire. The blaze started at the top of the barn likely from wiring. Two Hup cars owned by W W Murphy and a Ford runabout owned by his nephew Max Murphy were destroyed. A large amount of furniture stored inside the building also burned, including pieces belonging to Mr and Mrs A Leavitt.
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W. W. Murphy
Ford
Max Murphy
A. Leavitt
Chicago delegates vote on convention date and party structure
On the roll call Chicago carried 44 to 9 in favor. J. Lauie led a strong booster push for the honor. The convention date choice was unanimous with Asbury Parc and Cheyenne making bids but withdrawing before the event began. The committee authorized two new departments to handle policies and party welfare. One panel will include labor and farming reps to shape the 1920 platform while the other offers advisory guidance from national and outside leaders. Will Hays proposed campaign contribution limits and delegates were apportioned with only modest changes.
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Chicago
J. Lauie
Asbury Parc
Cheyenne
Wyi
Amce
Will H. Hays
Ogly
Woodmen Officers Elected at Basin Camp No 6586
Basin Camp No 6586 Moderg Woolmen of America held their annual election of officers last night naming V C RB J Extra W A J W Gould Banker D L Carr Secretary J M Smith Hacott A X Johnson Watchman Ed Duniway Sentry Owen Johnson Trustee Lou Blakesley
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Moderg
Woolmen of America
V.C
W.A
J. W. Gould
D. L. Carr
J. M. Smith
Hacott
A. X.johnson
Ed Duniway
Owen Johnson
Lou ‘Blakesley
Delightful Slumber Party At Picture Show
Last Saturday evening Mesdames W H Mayberry Gould Extra J M Smith and P P Anderson entertained at the picture show and dance in the absence of their husbands. They ended the evening with a few party at the home of Mrs.
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Mesdames
W. H. Mayberry
R. A. Gould
K. J. Extra
J. M. Smith
P. P. Anderson
Mra
County road group elects officers at Lovell session
County residents met in Lovell to form a permanent organization linked to a Cheyenne good roads conference. Basin and Cowley representatives joined leaders D A Welch and J Schenk to set aims and routes, while committees plan joint action on preferred northward surfacing.
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Lovell
Cr. Vibich
Cowley
Cheyenne
G. J. Beheuk
R. R. Ferris
Basin
Towary
Sehonk
T. Brown
Blington
D. A Welch
J Schenk
T. M. ‘McKinney
Deaver
Nanteck
Mexican gang arrested over county store robbery
Two men a woman and several children were jailed last Saturday from Loowell charged with stealing about 3000 dollars worth of merchandise. Additional Mexicans sought in connection with the crime remain at large as Wickwire continues a countrywide search this week for the remaining suspects.
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Loowell
Jare
Wickwire
Oantry
Basin Lodge 29 to Elect Officers Next Friday
Basin Lodge No. 29 Kaigtta of Pythias will hold its annual election of officers next Friday evening. After the vote members and their wives will gather for a social in the lodge rooms and visiting brothers and their wives are invited to participate.
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Basin Lodge No. 29
Kaigtta
Pythias
Election officers named for Bills Rebekah Lodge No. a6
Officers of Bills Rebekah Lodge No 6 were elected last Monday night for the ensuing year with N G Lillian Berry V G Naomi Belton Secretary Amy Smith Treasurer Mile Carr. A miscommunication over the Chamber of Commerce dinner location caused no meeting to be held on a Wednesday evening.
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Rebekah Lodge No. A6
Wrere
N. G
Lillian Berry
V. G
Naomi Belton
Amy Smith
Mile Carr
Chamber of Commerce
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