Prohibition moves in Wyoming legislature and state visit
The Wyoming legislature considers statewide prohibition measures with Senate File 46 and House bills in play. A joint invitation to Colorado officials to visit Cheyenne on February six is accepted, and Governor and lawmakers prepare for the Colorado visit.
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Colorado
Cheyenn
Wyoming
Senate
Genmier Qglarence Gartner
Lincoln County
House
David E. Kendall
Sheridan County
Patrick Sullivan
Nation County
Gardiner
Senate Committee On Revenue
Gardner
Mendell
Hobson
National House
Russia
Genaier
H. Sibley
Laramie County
Geo. B. McClellan
Big Horn County
Skovgerd
Big Horn
Committee of the Whole
Ganiner
Heute
University of Wyoming
OH. J
Alfred
Capitol
Hyattville
Cheyenne
District Court Session Faces Busy Civil Docket
The February term of district court will convene next week with few criminal cases and no jury drawn yet. Calendared civil suits include Basin Shale Works v Natl Bank of Wortend and numerous money cases, while a new refinery and pipeline venture looms. Local officials note strong land values and urge county cooperation with Greybull and basin communities.
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Commercial Club
Visite Basin Club
Dell Dewke
Cook
Winter
Basin
Shale Works
Nat'l Bank of Wortend Et al
Money
Workman-Johnson Co
Board of Co. Gom
Bag Horn Co
Ferdinand Westheimer
E. Garland
B. C. Enderly
J. E. Mathews
Clay Co. State Bank
Frank A. Leitner
J. I.rannum
Isabelle A. Amoldus
Hana J. Rnokius
Obes
A. Leavitt
C. H. Fitzatrick
Mary Weston
Elizabeth A. Thompmm
Money and Equitable Relief
Floyd Price
Big Horn Co.Bank
James T. Hurst
O. J. Robertson
M. R. Douglas
Carl I. Amoldus
Mont
Ed Sessions
Same
Louis Wolx
Jes Brewer
James V. Gould
Firet Nt
Bank of Meeteetse
First State Bank of Manderson
H. J. Arnolkins
Drs. Harris
Carl
Murray
Woman's Club Plans February Meeting With State President
The committee handling Thursday's program for the Woman's Club invites all members to attend the session on February 11 at 2 30 p m The state president Mrs R A Morton of Cheyenne will be guest speaker The topic is The Panama Exposition Music will be featured and a reception will follow Committee members include Miss Julia Dougherty chairwoman and Mesdames F E Judking P P Anderson A Zarling Guy Craig Jas O'Neill A B Martin J A Berry W S Pease B Hert H Drumm and Harry Wise All members are urged to be present.
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R. A. Morton
Cheyenne
Panama Exposition
Julia Doughty
Mesdames
F. E. Judking
P. P. Anderson
A. Zaring
Guy Craig
Jas. O'Neill
A. B. Martin
J. A. Berry
Pease
Leases To Mid-West Oil Co Near Spence Wyoming
Leases totaling 1600 acres of oil land on the east side of the Big Horn near Spence have been taken by Mid-West Oil Co from J T Huet of Greybull and associates. Mr Hurst stated the company will begin operations with two rigs from Grass Creek field, supplying fuel contracts for Burlington and Northwestern. Friends of Mr Huret in Basin expect a fruitful harvest from these endeavors.
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Mid-West
J. T. Huet
Greybull and Associates
Big Horn
Spence
Mid-West Oil Co
Hurst
Mid West Company
Grass Creek
Burlington
Northwestern
Huret
Basin
Talented Funatiah Company to Feature in Greybull Show
A talented company known for varied instruments and skilled vocalists will perform in Greybull. The act, praised as far above average, is expected to draw large patronage due to its entertaining program. The company appears in Grey Bull on Monday evening, February 16. Phillip Bullett of Greybull had business...
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Funatiah
Howell
Cald
Greybull
Lyceum entertainment draws a crowded house
Under the auspices of the local lyceum bur peau the show pleased all. The entertainment was well received and if Mr Mamdove returns this way again he will be greeted by a crowded audience.
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Lyceum
Bur Peau
Mamdove
Basketball Tonight Promises Big Local Test
The Workend basketball team faces Loom Town this evening in Fracemully Bell. A small crowd is expected as the game is tipped to be a very good matchup with strong play anticipated from both sides.
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Loo Town
Fracemully Bell
Presbyterian Church Sees 38 Members Joined In Week
The Presbyterian Church reports 38 new members this week with more set to unite next Sabbath. A Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed and officers will be installed and ordained. Sabbath School begins promptly, inviting all to join, with children receiving religious and moral instruction in their classes. A cordial welcome awaits at services led by Pastor S. A. Gane.
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A. Gane
Great Interest by Business Men Pledges Basin Boost
Large gathering of the Progress Association at Basin State Bank last Friday night heard plans to boost Basin prosperity. May Berry presided. 50 to 75 attendees. Speakers urged securing freight rates, a mixed car rate to Casper, and broader Basin promotion. Residents endorsed building road to Little Buffalo Basin and printed literature. committees tasked with fundraising.
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Progress Association
Basin State Bank
Berry
C. Hart
Wiu
F. I. Rue
W. G. Collins
Jas. F. Ewers
Casper
Colorado
Burlington
Bishop Kohler
Byron
Oak Lake
K. K
Kimbro
Dd. L. Derr
B. C. Hart
C. M. Miller
A. W. Coons
Ig. J. Schenk
Guy Cra’g
C. D. Markham
R. Bonwell
Little Buffalo Basin
G J. Schenk
Wyoming Central
Wyoming
F. Il. Rue
Andera
Rev. Creath
Snaith
M. Hyde
Mr. Khart
Tnoklentabky Luhiane
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Cally Kill
J. Adam Pries
Germania
Paul Gerber
Bulletfm
Hig Horn
New Jersey
Greytrill Commercial Ab
Merars Rhode Wiliams
Norris
Sherrard
Ingle
Ryan
Dickie
Cassell
Per- Wine
Antlers
C. J. Williams
Greybull Ub
Greybuld
C. F. Mackenzie
Shell
Mesera
Engle
Tanner
United
L.o.gray
Oregon Basin
Colling
Washington News
Wasrington
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Forest Service
Oregon
Ivan L. Hobson
Chub
University
Department of Agriculture
Woman's Club
Phillip Bullett
Federated Club of
Woman's Club of
T. K. Bishop
R. G. Belton
Thos. M. Hyde
Greylown
Worland
Worland High School
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Indies Aid
H. H. Hime
Republican For
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