Busy Basin Town Notices and Visiting Guests
Local folks and visitors frequent Basin with many town notices. Names include Ralph Perkins Otto Fred A MacPherson from Douglas, J. G. Noll Lumber, Wises Drug Store promotions, and numerous Basin area residents visiting or conducting business in town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Perkins
Otto
Fred A. MacPherson
Douglas
Wises’ Drug Store
Otta Perkins
Greybull
Veeda Fred Harmon
Gvotee
C. A. Zaring
Thermopolis
Eversvede
A. C. Whitcher
Frank Isabel
Burlington
R. L. Preator
W. J. Booth
Paint Rock
Clyde Atherly
Fred House
California
Big Horn Canal Elect Directors and Officers
A December 10 stockholders meeting of the Big Horn Canal association elected Henry Armeling D W Rogers C L Brome J C Stewart and J W Randall as directors. A subsequent directors meeting named H R Armeling president D W Rogers vice president J C Stewart treasurer C L Brome secretary and Arthur Aig reelected superintendent for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Canal Association
Henry Armeling
D. W. Rogers
C. L. Brome
J. C. Stewart
J W. Randall
H. R.armeling
Gec-Treas
Arthur Aig
Imports Hurt Home Factories
Two leading silk goods manufacturers report they have curtailed operations due to cheap German imports. The cutbacks illustrate a national trend as American industry suffers without adequate protection at the customs offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plac
Program Friday commemorates Wyoming day at Rex
The cooperative program held Friday evening in commemoration of Wyoming day at the Rex drew a well attended audience. Wm. C. Snow served as announcer and the program went as published in last week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Day
Rex
Wm. C. Snow
In Memoriam John P Arnott Age 71
In Memoriam notice for John P Arnott 71 died November 16 1921 by Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M with fraternal tribute. Mentions his career as a conscientious lawyer and charitable friendship. Committee signatories C A Zaring F A Little R B West express sympathy and eternal rest themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Arnott
Earth
Celestial Lodge
Temple Lodge Number Twenty
A. F
A. M
Temple No. 20
C. A. Zaring
F. A. Little
R. B. West
Death of Roscoe Strait Soldier in Basin Typhoid Death
Roscoe Dewitt Strait, son of J W Strait, died at home north of Basin from typhoid fever with hemorrhages listed as cause. He was born December 17 1831 in Rock Hill South Carolina and served in World War I in Company C 2d Regiment and 116th Headquarters Company 4204 division, fighting in Champagne St Mihiel and Argonne, gassed on return 1919. Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian manse with Rev Losey officiating. Burial honors were by Marion Tanner Post American Legion. pallbearers were fellow World War I veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Dewitt Strait
J. W. Strait
Rock Hill
South Corona
Warren Ark
France
116Th Headquartrsa Company
Champagne
St. Mihiel
Argonne
United States
Basin
Losey
W. A. Mortimer
Joe Reidl
Ralph Ramsey
Frank Ramsey
Ben Denny
Earl Dragoo
Card of Thanks for floral sympathy after loss
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy and help during the death of our beloved son and brother. The Strait family gratefully acknowledges the many floral offerings and kindness shown to us.
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Strait and Family
Burlington Triumphs In High School Gym Showdown
The Burlington town basketball team defeated the local town squad by 20 to 7 last night at the high school gym. Player names Gwen Johpson Rayman and Yhone Tew are noted in the fragment.
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Burlington Town
Gwen Johpson
Rayman
Yhone
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight County Notes
Manderson resident J A Quiner visited county seats. Albert and Lou Blakesley hosted Mead residents visiting their daughter. Charles Galusha traveled to Casper for business. The Big Horn Back Association mourned member John P Arnott. Louis Welitz and R G Nelson were in town visiting. J R Bonwell returned from Douglas on business. H E Ingalls of Manderson moves to Ordway Cole. Paul Stock heads to Denver on business and plans to enter drilling with land interests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandergon
Basin
Ray Mullen
Cody
C. E. Harris
John Weintz, Jr
Vervors
John Weintz
N. J. Long
Big Horn Mills
Lowell
TovUvo
J. A. Quiner
Manderson
Albert Henderson
Mead Colp
Lou Blakesley
Charles Galusha
Casper
Big Horn Back Association
Court House
John P. Arnott
R. G. Nelson
Burlington
J. R. Bonwell
Douglas
Paul Stock
Denver
Paul
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Yellowstone Cafe
Eouco
W. B. Edwards
Emblem
Eugene Wilkerson
Charlie Nicholson
Ed Ewart
A. B. Martin and Son
Lincoln Nebro
Jones
Booker
Ford Garage
Guy Gay
Pacific Coast
George 8S. Maller
Mercer
R. Irwin
Anti
J. G. Noll
J. G. Noll Lumber Company
H. W. Horn
Vuvvv
Woods
W. Braden
Wyo
Oren Pintier
Greyball
Ira Cook
M. G. Wild
Worland
Roy Mason
Nowood
Warren Dailey
Hyattville
L. G. VanSlyke
W. H. Wyman
Trapper Lodge
Jeboron
Spencer
Jersey
Basin Meat Market
Liggetts
Rexall
Vyereo
John Seaman
Albert Arnett
R. B. Landfair
Lovell
E. J. Sullivan
George Taylor
Spring Creek
O'Neill
Joe Zamora
J. D. Shaw
Billings
Paitt Rock
Charles Hansen
Wheatland
Mrs. Hansen
John Luman
State Bank
Puede Clyde Sharp
C. F. O'Conner
Wood &Conner
John Hopkin
David Brunk
Liberty Beach
Herbert House
Vvouvover
O. F. Krueger
Amy Krueger
Powell
Spurrier
Leon A. Losey
Episcopal Church
Manse
Jesus
Desouvagodouo
Tilton
Jim Skenk
Shell
Veveev
Itoo
Frank A. Wise
Big Horn Canal
Ford
Big Horn Mercantile Co
Wyoming
Andrew's Episcopal
J. J. Dixon
Louis Welitz
H. E. Ingalls of
Ordway Cole
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