Otto and Vicinity News Roundup Delayed Report
Mrs. Fred Sessions returns from Salt Lake while Nels Jimmerfield stops in Otto on visit to Michigan kin. Haggard of Billings sells sewing machines. Emma Hauser plans school in Basin or Otto. Miss Tolman surprise party with 35 youths. Bert Pettett weds Josie Welch at bride’s home. Jones brings Kimball home. third piano sale in month. Oscar Noble adds paint. Nicholson, Wyman visit. Fausts travel Basin via Meeteetse. Rev Shepherd unites the couple in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sessions
Salt Lake
Nels Jimmerfield
Fenton
Otto
Basin
Michigan
Robert Gould
Mr. Haggard
Singer
Billings
Emma Hauser
Nita Saunders
Stringham
Madeline
Hazel Tolman
Bert Pettett
Manderson
Josie Welch
Mrs. Pettett
Mr. Jones
Thermopolis
Kimball
Oscar Noble
Frank Nicholson
Burlington
Creed R Morris to Wed Olive Smith at Hyattville
Creed R Morris of Hyattville has secured a license from County Clerk Exilers to wed Olive Smith of Hyattville. The couple plans a ceremony in Hyattville after license approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed R. Morris
Hyattville
Olive Smith
Off For Otter Creek Pasture Check
Charles E. Shaw has gone to Otter Creek to look after winter pasturage for his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek
Charles E. Shaw
Bridges at McDermott Gulch Completed by Gapen
Frank Gapen arrived from Hyattsville Sunday with lumber to finish bridging McDermott Gulch. The completed bridge spans 18 feet with three inch planks on stone abutments and is set to endure for years. The road between the two towns is now in better condition than in years. Bargain prices for fall and winter suits at Josiah Cook's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott Gulch
Frank Gapen
Hyattville
Mr. Gapen
Bachelor brothers keep Shell cabin as paradise of music
In Shell near Rohrer canal a log cabin home houses five young men Frank Pease Roe Vease Roy Dickenson Dick Dickenson and Bill Hodge. They live in a well kept residence with vines white curtains and sunflowers. Music flows from the house each evening drawing neighbors to listen as the five men share a close, brotherly bond and pride in their musical talents. Mrs. Rath, sister of one, is rarely seen there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Rohrer Canal
Frank Pease
Roe Vease
Roy Dickenson
Dick Dickenson
Bill Hodge
R. B. Rath
Pease Boys
Damon
Pythias
Investors eye Basin prospects in Shedd-Sizer venture
S J Service led a group of investors into Basin from the southwest to explore opportunities in the Big Horn Basin. J B and R Dodson of Oklahoma joined Service, who traveled with them to Thermopolis before returning Monday. Roe Pease and Roe Pense of Shell displayed a notable calfskin vest as local admiration meets fashion. Robert E Rath of Shell, a solid local rancher, visited Basin for the Masonic lodge officers’ election, accompanied by Roe Pease. Cooks advertise bargain prices on new clothing styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Service
Basin
Big Horn Basin
J. B
R. Dodson
Oklahoma
Mr. Service
Thermopolis
Solid Shell
Robert E. Rath
Shell
R. M. (Roe) Pease
Masonic Lodge
Rath
Wyoming Population Jump in Thirteenth Census Report
Washington Dec 13 The census bureau issued population figures for the thirteenth census showing Wyoming at 145,965, up 53,494 or 57.7 percent since 1900. Alaska reaches 64,256 a 1.2 percent gain, while Hawaii counts 191,909 up 37,908 or 24.6 percent. Key Wyoming counties listed include Albany 11,574 Laramie 26,127 Sheridan 16,324 and Uinta 16,982.
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Wyoming
Washington
Census Bureau
State of
Hawaiian Islands
Albany
Laramie
Sheridan
Uinta
Randel Family Leaves for Denver for Health Rest
M. A. Randel and wife left last week for Denver to remain for some time due to Mr. Randel's health. He has suffered acute indigestion for several years and seeks rest from business cares for a few months. S. H. Smith now manages the land company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Randel
Denver
Presbyterian Services Last Sunday Sermon and Trustees Change
Rev Sanford delivered an excellent sermon at both services of the Presbyterian church last Sunday. At the congregational meeting after the morning service the board of trustees was increased to five members with the election of Robert Pearson and T K Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Presbyterian Church
Robert Pearson
T. K. Bishop
Collins Addition Sells Lots Ahead of Christmas Rush
In the Collins addition buyers are snapping up lots despite the season. Lot holders are using a privilege offered by Messrs. Hoover to select unsold or undeveloped neighboring lots on either side of their drawn plots.
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Collins
Messrs. Hoover
Time for proving Will in Allen estate set for Basin
District Court Big Horn County Wyoming fixes December 24 1910 at 10 oclock a m as the time to prove the will of James D Allen deceased and hear Ann R E Allen application for letters testamentary before G Hartigan court commissioner in Basin with Clerk Geo S Russell seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Wyoming
James D. Allen
G. Hartigan
Basin
Ann RE. Allen
Mercer Bros Land and Livestock Brand Markings
Mercer Bros. Land and Livestock Co of Hyattville Wyoming advertises cattle brands X Z on the left ribs and horses branded on one side with range Paint Rock and N shown in the listings for branding and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Bros. Land & Livestock CO
Hyattville
Wyo
Barrels For Sale At Bargain Prices
About 100 empty lime barrels advertised for sale suitable for packing vegetables. Apply IO I B. Granton, contractor, New Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io I. B. Granton
New Bank
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Buffalo Wy 1910
Notice is given that John Luman assignee of Caroline Schafer widow of John Schafer deceased Hyattville Big Horn County Wyoming has filed in the land office an application to enter under sections 2306 2307 Revised Statutes the land description sense section 25 township 40 north range 89 west 6th principal meridian serial 04274 Claimants may file objections or proof by specified deadline with the land office in Buffalo Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wyo
Land Office
John Luman
Caroline Schafer
John Schafer
Hyattville
Big Ham
Wyoming
United States
Protests Due Jan 16 1911 on Land Disposal Affidavits
Affidavits of protest must be filed in the registrar's office by January 16 1911 for lands offered for disposal. Objections may be based on mineral character or other reasons. W F Brittain is the Register.
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W. F. Brittain
Notice For Publication Timber and Stone Claim Wolf Basin WY
Notice is hereby given that Paul M. Morris of Manderson Wyoming filed on February 17 1910 sworn statement and application No 08614 to purchase se4nw nsw and nwl4se4 section 14 township 49 north range 88 west 6th principal meridian timber thereon under Timber and Stone Law appraisal shows land 310.00 timber 240000 board feet at 2.50 per M total 885.00 final proof to be made February 18 1911 before Gilmore Hartigan US Commissioner Basin Wyoming. Protest or contest may be filed to defeat entry. d2-126 W F Brittain Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S, Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Paul M. Morris
Manderson
Wyo
Nsw
Gilmore Hartigan
U. S
Basin
W. F. Brittain
Register
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otto and Vicinity
Josiah Cook
Roe Pense
Roe Pense of
Diamond City
R. E. Rath
Territory of
Alaska
Gabbo
Basin Pharmacy
Geo. S. Russell
Seal
R. W. McIntosh
the Basin State Bank
John Lyman
T. W. Spratt
A. Higby, W. Pres
PITT
John Seaman Henry Jordan
Pres
H. H. Hime
CasaHica
Mother
Father
the Basin Pharmacy
P. R. Lewis-Zimmerman, Manag
Sister
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