Fair prizes for children at Basin Big Horn fair
Mrs. Vandevender outlines exhibits for the Basin public schools for the Big Horn County Fair. Entries restricted to county pupils, each in own handwriting, with premiums including blue ribbons and cash. Divisions list grades and items from writing to drawings, maps, and histories, urging broad participation.
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Vandevender
Public Schools
Basin
Big Horn County
Big Horn County Schools
Longfellow
Paril
Hiawatha
A Beautiful Mausoleum At Mount View Cemetery
Col Goodrich proprietor of Mount Mountain View hotel has built a costly mausoleum in Mount View Cemetery. The granite brick and concrete structure features a bank vault like steel door with a combination lock and two extra steel doors. The carved stone panel reads J R Goodrich with Masonic symbols and the construction year 1910. Visitors have lately toured the cemetery to see the lavish tomb.
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Ugheat Knolls
Mount View Cemetery
Col. Goodrich
Mounttain View Hotel
Coset
Wyomin
City of the Dead
den Ver Orick
J. .R. Goodrich
J. T. Rob’nson
Col.Goodrich
Hanlon's Thoughtfulness Aids Grove Children At Christmas
Jack Hanlon organized a Friday collection among friends and distributed proceeds to local children in the grove. He personally filled stockings with candy news dolls and other items while neighbors provided clothing food and shoes for those in need.
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Jack Hanlon
Ltde
Jack
Mengel & Co Distribute Candy to Needy Children
Mengel & Co at noon on Saturday distributed leftover candy in a Liz case with Marshal McDonald's help to children feared Santa might miss. Also reported is the resignation of Chief Operator Mrs. Carl Wilson after nine years with Bell Telephone, highlighting her rise from operator to chief operator and her departure to focus on her two children.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Mengel & Co
Marshal McDonald
Santa Claus
Mengel
Bell Telephone Company
Basin
Billings
Carl Wilson
Carl Wilon
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Hello
Diamond City
Wilson
Sophia Sawyer
Carl Wison
Ther
Eat'm
Basia Exchange
Death of Dr Fawcett's Parents in Indiana
The father and stepmother of Dr. C. E. Fawcett of Hyattyle died of incunoma in Wabash Indiana on December 12 and 14 respectively. They leave two girls aged two and three. Dr. Fawcett traveled to Wabash to settle the estate and visit his grandmother, then planned to Chicago to see his wife's parents and inspect the hospital where he interned. He expects to return to the Big Horn Basin in about four weeks.
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C. E. Fawcett
Hyattyle
Inmcumonta
Wabash
Ind
Fawcett
Chicago
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming Land Office Notice of Lands Filed in State List
State of Wyoming has filed in the United States Land Office in Buffalo Wyoming a list of lands to wit as of November 19 1910. The notice is directed to whom it may concern and announces the filing of the land list by the state.
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Buffalo
Wyoming
State of
Notice of Land Patent Application and 60 Day Protest Period
The applicant seeks a patent for lands described as 274.35 acres more or less under multiple acts including the 1908 arid land grant. The parcel, with accompanying proofs, is open for public inspection. Protests within 60 days citing failure to comply with law, nondesert land, prior rights, or mineral value will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington, D. C. W. F. Brittain.
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U. L
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
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Washington
Longfeliow
Linncoln
Big Horn
Celia Thaxter
H. H. Jackson
Australia
Big Hor Basin
Evangeline
Landseer
New Cemetery
Hanlon
Big Horn Oil & Gas Co
A. T. Zinn
Drake
America
Cinennali
United States Land Office
Ty. R
Wisw
Elise
Wlenwy
Nwiswly
Elosch
Newnn
E Nignely
J. Mengel & Company
Basin’s Cash Grocers
W. F. Brittain
Lot A
Lot Ag
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