Saint Job County News Briefs Highlight Local Events
The report notes a sick list that week with no formal report. A 9 pound baby arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Myers on Wednesday. Dr Alderdige of Greybull visited for train purchases. Lee Wilson hosted a large Friday dance with many attendees from GSheets flat. Oscar Noble visited Basin early in the week and Wille Wilson received a letter from his daughter in Billings, now a freshman who excelled academically. A C Whiteher butchered summer meat. Wilsons and Whitcher hauled hogs to Basin. The Abigt couple left to work near Mee Teetse. Nelson McCracken traveled to Burkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiri
Fred Myers
Dr. Alderdige
Greybull
Lee Wilsons
Gsheet
Oscar Noble
Wille Wilson
Billings
A. C. Whiteher
Willis Wilson
A. C. Whitcher
Basin
Fred Abigt
Webster
Meeteetse
Local Basin Roundup of Ranch, Farm Visits and Happenings
W 8 Myers and son Vern visit new erandinah and niece Qeo. Maller Fred Myers and Scott Myers ship cattle to Omaha this week. Mrs B Hopkins feels well. Clarence McCoy tends alfalfa in Basin. J Alderdice visits Greybull with Faiolph Behr. Grant Yarnell and others seek grain. Ed Norrie visits C B Hopkins family. Meeker visits C B Hopkins ranch. Ches Mynn in Basin. Ded Hendricks family recovering. Webster couple travel toward their ranch near Burlington after car trouble. Ed Myers stays at Shelby Hensley ranch. B Hopkins stacks ice. Knott of Carter Mountain brings lumber to Whitaker and C Webster. Rudolph Bahr visited by J Alderdice for grain purchase. Dr Reser dealing with various difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Son Vern
Ter Ana Niece
Qeo. Maller
Fred Myers
Scott Myers
Omaha
B. Hopkins
Clarence McCoy
Basin
Faiolph Behr
J. F
GC. B. Hopkins
Mr. Meeker
C. B. Hopkins Ranch
Ches. Mynn
Ded Hendricks
C. Webster
Burlington
Ed Myers
Shelby Hensley Ranch
Mr. Knott
Carter Mountain
A. ©. Whitaher
Burlington News Briefs and Local Notes
Burlington residents report travel and vehicle troubles as Mr. Miles struggles to start his car and seeks a replacement. Will Sims completes ice hauling. Mrs. Rudolph Behr and Mrs. Shelby Hensley visit town as the week’s fret. J. Alderdice visits, and the George Baker family suffers colds but recovery seems likely.
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Burlington
Miles
Will Sims Bes
Rudolph Behr
Shelby Hensley
J. Alderdice
George Baker
Basin Gardens Social Notes and County Fair Plans
Basin Gardens hosts Mr and Mrs Hartranft and Ruth with popcorn ice cream and cake. A Valentine social is planned for Feb 11. Farmers anticipate a big county fair and trips to Douglas and the state fair with county agent visits to Greybull Burlington and Germania. Farmers express optimism about development this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Gardens
Hartranft
Ruth
Billie Lewis
Billie
C. C. Bills
Josh
South
Greybull
Burlington
Germania
North Bench Social Notes and Local Questions
The Misses Owen and Misses Hoe spent Tuesday night on Orchard bench. The Reidl family report the loss of a spotted pig. Mrs Ghas Pehne left for Nebraska to visit. A group including Anna Reidl Dora Owen Orpha Kelly Fate Owen Leo Thompson and others called on the O’Neils. Names tied to neighbors socializing and visits appear throughout with many local households referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bench
Owen
Hoe
Orchard Bench
Reidl
Ghas. Pehne
Hime
Nebraska
Phlo
Anna Reidl
Dora Owen
Orpha Kelly
Fate Owen
Leo Thompson
Delbert Behne
Joe Reid
Chas
Behne
O'Neils
Cecilya
Parlor Stories and Community Echoes at City Meeting
The meeting ended with Mayor Berry sharing pioneering experiences comparing early Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas to a new country. Attendees expressed strong enthusiasm to aid the chub and work in the year ahead while Globe Lights and local references appear amid vivid anecdotes and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Basin mayor touts territory in Denver interview
Basin Wyoming Mayor J A Berry spoke in Denver promoting Basin area prosperity and its new railroad aided market shift. He cited bumper yields per acre from alfalfa to corn and pumpkins, noting soil and water abundance, slow path to prosperity, and Basin’s suitability for poultry hogs and crops. P W Metz returned from Cody after court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
Denver
Farmera
Basin
Wyo
Perry
Berry
Omaha
Big Horn Basin
Mr. Berry
Basia
Missouri
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Farmers Opportunity
Jno. Deere
G. W. Black & Co
Rudolph Bahr
J.alderdive
Dr. Reser
Jude Johnson
St. Joe
New York
San Francisco
Bell System
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
City Meat Market
P. W. Metz
Cody
Een
Cook's
Percales
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