Aberdeen man confesses to poisoning fifteen horses
Mike Kemler of Aberdeen South Dakota admits to poisoning fifteen horses and dogs for profit, using arsenic from a hidden bottle and later buying more poison in Sioux Falls. He targeted fat horses and dumped carcasses at the city dump, with a signature record aiding the case. A jury is drawn to report for duty in district court February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
Mike Kemler
Kemler
T. C. Wyckoff
Bottel
Wyckoff
Sioux Falls
Wyoming Livestock Value Tops Sixty Million In 1914
Wyoming January 1 1914 livestock value set at 62 658 000 per US Government statistics. Horses mules cows other cattle sheep and swine breakdowns given with counts and average values. National total livestock value estimated at 5 891 129 000. Also notes on weather bureau cooperation and lyceum schedule at Fraternity hall February 16 featuring Sara Ruth Bates company. Some garbled text references cigarettes cork tips and gold lollos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bureau of Statistics
United States
R. Q. Grant
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne Tribune
Lyceum
Fraternity Hall
Sara Ruth Bates Company
Bates and Her Girls to Give Inviting Program Here
Sara Ruth Bates and her troupe will perform a lively program featuring a violinist, cellist, soprano, and quartet. Coach Elias Day steering a mix of quartets and costume songs, the group promises wholesome, engaging entertainment with a strong emphasis on clean, entertaining numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ruth Bates
Earl R. Drake
Miss Bates
Topsus Reader
Aiss Bates
Ihureau
Elias Day
Lyceum Diaries and Baggage Incident at Station
Fragmentary diary notes recount a phase in a Lyceum event with Sara Huth Bates and Sara Mik Hates Concert Company. An incident at a station involves a baggage issue, a station agent, and a locked door. The text references a dramatic discussion of welfare and a crowd reaction among attendees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Star
Dbs
Sara Huth Bates
Sara Mik
Teon Fale
Bids Returned Unopened On Byron River Bridge
County commissioners this week rejected bids for a Sho shone river bridge near Byron, returning them unopened to the construction firms. They voiced belief that a majority of taxpayers oppose any bridge money this year, continuing a policy to economize. A citizens delegation urged lower real estate values and officials may act favorably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Byron
Passed House funds agricultural extension education bill
The House passed a bill to aid federal dissemination of scientific farm information through experiments and publications. The measure, funding agricultural colleges, received 177 votes to 9 and provides $480,000 initial appropriation, $10,000 per state, rising to $30,000,000 after ten years, becoming permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estate Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Believes In Feeding Inspires Canyon Creek Cattleman
Paris Daugherty a leading Canyon Creek cattleman visited town yesterday. He advocates feeding and storing hay for winter to avoid range losses during blizzards, saying the current storm does not worry him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Daugherty
Canyon Creek Country
Paris
Hia Etul
Rogers Sales Auction Announcements in Basin Area
Auctioneer Dan W Rogers announces sales on February 10 at Colter for Robert Steele livestock and farm implements starting 11 o clock and February 12 seven miles south of Basin for George Livingstone livestock and farm implements starting 11 o clock Harry Drumm arrives from Casper to manage Basin Enterprise during the Davis absence in California and is noted as a capable stock trader also listed For Sale Rhode Island Red cockerels by G C Rhode Island Red cockerels W C Snow 14 B F Lelthead and H S Jolly of Lovell were in town yesterday Reviewing the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drumm
Casper
Basin
B. A. Davis
California
Harry
Time table mercy not clear Maalochin Dy departure train
Passenger train timetable shows northbound and southbound departures at Maalochin Dy with times listed as 31:3 am for northbound Yo 311 and 10 pm for southbound CC A. Zaring and P Arnott are attorneys at law in Basin Wyoming and Kean Wyoming respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maalochin Dy
R. B. West Practice in Courts and Land Office
R B West offers legal practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department with an office located in the Pioneer Building for client matters and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
W. 8. Collins
Basin State Bank
Offee i Big Horn County
Basin
Evening Meetings Across Fraternity Lodges and Societies
Scheduling details for multiple fraternal bodies with meeting nights across the month. Temple Lodge No 20 meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Lewisia Chapter No 16 meets on the first and third Wednesdays. Lodge No 35 meets on the same Wednesdays. Basin Encampment No 15 meets every Tuesday. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 meets on the first and third Fridays. Basin Camp No 6586 hosts meetings on the second and fourth Fridays. Tri angle Lodge No 21 K of P meets on the first and third Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lewisia
Tueday
Basin
Eliza Rebekah
M. W
Triangle Lodge
K. of P
Also Mentioned on This Page
PATS
Colpant
C. S. Kelley, Basin
Palmers
Thomas Bros
Wickwire
Murphy
Ahrens
R. C. Henen
Manderson
J. F. Cowley
W. S. Showalter
Lovell
W. C. Partridge
Cowley
W. Brinkerhoff
L. L. Cassell
Greybull
E. H. Cook
Hyattville
J. C. Boulden
Chis. Woning
A. J. Keele
Otto
I. Johnson
Frank Burcer
Kane
Ole Hatch
W. M. Conaway
A, EB
Rinehart
G. R. Boner
Himes
Albert Herren
Shell
C. F. Emery
O. P. Deaton
W. B. Tilett
G. T. Marchant
Dan Crain
Gregory ‘Ram
Ariel Hanson
John Everett
W. E. Ottinger
J. P. Saban
L. B. Severson
T. W. Spratt
H. H. Hime
R. W. Spratt
Assist
Ie Ellis
Charley Garland
Iss Bates
Lee’s Egg Maker
Lee’s
Watchmaker
Rexall
Frank A. Wise
G. C. Rhode Island Red Cockerels
W. C. Snow
B. F. Lelthead
H. S. Jolly of
Cc. A
Zaring
Big Horn
P. Arnott
Kean, Wyoming
R. B. West
William C. Snow
Big Horn Co
Bank Bidg. Basin
Chester E. Harris, M. D
G. A. Harris
Dre. Harris
H. T. Harris
Harris Surgeons Office
G. J. Neill
Pioneer Bldg
Elmer Gould
Black Basin
Wye
J. H. Tully
Canyon Creek
Postofice
Nowoods
Thos. M. Hyde
Wyo
Cropsey Vive
Billings
Montana
Clarence Gardner
Thigh
Range
Hyattville Wyo
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