Mrs Brown Goes Home After Gall Operation
Mrs John G Brown of Kane returns home with her husband after a month in Basin for gall operation performed by Dr Curler. Her recovery is described as miraculous and a source of deep gratification to the family. The item also notes a county carving scheme and a Lovell mass meeting sending delegates toward Cheyenne for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Brown
John G. Brown
Kane
Basin
New
Curler
Brown
Mr. Brown
Lovell
Joe Cok
Capitol Hotel
Ira Waters
Mishop Jolly
Cheyenne
I ‘Ounty
Joe
Thermorpolis
Wen
Legislative Mills
Macie City
Otto correspondence highlights spring prep and local health notes
In Otto residents report early signs of spring with a garden planted, travel from Hillines and St. Jos War, and illness affecting many. Mrs Parke’s father, Mr Pierce, and Rev Joslin miss services due to illness. Nellie Fallon sprains an ankle, Wayne Sprague recovers from pneumonia, two Tolman children ill with pneumonia. Gertie Webster returns from Denver to join Burlington Bank staff. Baptist Sunday school averages third graders. next service February ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parke
Hillines
Otto
Oregon
Nellie Fallon
Wayne Sprague
Gertie Webster
Denver
Burlington
Milton Tolman
Utah
Reser
Fyle
Fenton
Will English
Joslin
Baptist Sunday School
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The W C T U met at the Carnegie Library on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. McMahan presiding. A half hour business session preceded talks on Christian Citizenship including papers by Mrs. Lennon and Mrs. Harvey, and a safety and law enforcement discussion by Rev. H E Shepherd. Members showed strong interest in the topics and urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
McMahan
Clara Lennon
Commonwealth
Harvey
H. E. Sehpherd
Hat store opens in Diamond City and court quip tale
A lively item notes John Seaman’s luck and habit of winning bets, predicting a hat store opening in Diamond City on April first. It also mentions Charles E Shaw testifying in a quiet title suit and a court quip about his ex status, plus a visit from Raymond Ward of Stockgreere Bank to Basin and a local ad urging warm coats for children at J Lavoumshaw’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seaman
Seaman
Diamond City
Chas. Elliott
Charles FE. Shaw
Mr.West
Mr. Shaw
Charles E. Shaw
Sunday Guests At Antlers Hotel
The Sunday dinners of the Antlers hotel are becoming the thing with the Basin people. Last Sunday Mrs C Bowman F A Wise and A Johnson and family dined there. Notice To Public. As Nellie Good, my wife, has left my bed and board without just cause, I shall no longer be responsible for any debts created by her, R H Good Greybull Wyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers Hotel
Basin
C. Bowman
F. A. Wise
A. Johnson
Nellie Good
R. H. Good
Greybull
Wye
Manderson Welcomes Additions and Local News
MANDERSON NEWS reports Mr. C. A. Terrel, ex-Worland blacksmith, will open a meat market in Manderson after purchasing a lot and starting building north of the post office. The town sees new lumber arriving for a B M building with carpenters soon. The band traveled to Tensleep for a dance, Miss Marie Conkle shines in hotel work, and Bill McCarthy becomes a new dish washer with Seth Johnson reorganizing the wool hall and barbering near the pool hall. Bruce Durfey Waleh’s infant, once ill with diphtheria, has recovered as Dr Townsend ends the quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Terrel
Worland
Terrel
Manderson
Miss Conkle
Bill McCarthy
Seth Johnson
Good Soldier Record for Ralph A Bringman
Ralph A Bringman received official notice from the Adjutant General of Nebraska that he is honorably discharged from the Nebraska National Guard. He enlisted at 18 and served 9 years 9 months and 25 days advancing from private to captain in Company G First Infantry Nebraska National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Bringman
Adjutant General's Office
State of
Nebraska
Nebraska National Guard
Bringman
Capt
First Infantry
Nebraska N National Guard
D. M. McDonald Heads To Springs On Train
D M McDonald foreman of the ML ranch near Lovell rode the south train Tuesday. A rumor reached The Republican that McDonald has a prospective bride, and confirmation is eagerly awaited by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. McDonald
Springs
Lovell
Mac
Return From Harvey's Home In Wilmington Trip
Sidney Ingraham of Tensleep and Walter Smith who accompanied Elwood Harvey to his Wilmington home have returned. They reached Basin on Monday. Mr. Harvey, whose prostration was chronicled in the Republican, is not much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ingraham
Tensleep
Walter Smith
Elwood Harvey
Wil Nington
Del
Basin
Mr. Harvey
Republican
Rancher A A Kershner Attends Court in Estate Matter
A A Kershner, a prominent county rancher from Shell, traveled to attend court last Friday to oversee matters related to the settlement of his deceased brother’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kershner
Shell
For Sale Good Hay Alfalfa and Timothy Mix
For sale good hay in Basin. 100 tors of first class alfalfa with no foxtail, some bromo and timothy. Apply to J A Welch at Prisley Bros. Basin. Alva Henry Marries. Alva Henry Herboldsheimer married Leah May Herboldsheimer in Lovell per license. bride is widow of groom’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Henry
Alva Henry Herboldsheimer
Lcense
Leah May Herboldsheimer
Lovell
Rev Shepherd to Lovell visiting for church work
Rev H E Shepherd traveled to Lovell on Wednesday to tend to Methodist church duties and returned on Thursday. Hair goods advertised include switches and puffs from combings. Hosiery described as Hole Proof Socks marketed for durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Lovell
H. E. Shepherd
The
Methodist
Bircumshaw
Peter Enders Heads to Sheridan on Private Business
County Clerk Enders left on Tuesday for Sheridan on private business matters and will be absent for several days. Basin Clothing House promotes biggest season's trade with stocked lines and low prices, J bircumshaw's offers wide underwear selection and largest stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Enders
Sheridan
Enders
Basin
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Gabbo
Lasin Pharmacy
Big Horn Milling Co
Phone 91 Basin
Wyo
L. L. Sine
Gus Allen
Livery Barn Basin
Wyoming
Hurst & Bailey
Judge Parmelee
Mr Shaw
Pearsons
Raymond Ward
Stockgreere’ Bank of
Jim
J. Lavoumshaw
Miveumshaw
Manderson News
Allaft
J. A. Welch
Prisley Bros
Mrs. Whitmore
J. Bircumshaw
J. B. Thompson
BIG Horn County Bank
Ibank
Nea
Bauer & Stanton
H. D. Hendrick
John H. Kaster
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