Dancing Club Saturday Roast at Basin Gardens
The Basin Gardens Saturday night dancing club hosted a surprise roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Hardy. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baker and many neighbors, with S. F. Owen J. P. Zane and W. H. Reidemann serving during the later repast.
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Basin Gardens
John Frazier
W. H. Reidemann
J. B. Baker
Blanch
Billie Baker
Ralph Kreiger
Irwin
Edna Nation
Church schedule and welcome for new district superintendent
Sunday school at 10 am led by W E Talbott. Morning service at 11 with special music. Epworth league 6 30 pm led by Mr Talbott. The Rev I W Kingsley, new district superintendent, preaches at 7 30 pm on his first visit to our church. Edwin Bowling minister.
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W. E. Talbott
Epworth League
Talbott
I. W. Kingsley
Pursued by Ghostly Ship Haunts Gloucester Sailors
Gloucester correspondent recalls a modern Flying Dutchman tale tied to the sinking of a Salem schooner in a March storm. John Winters, last survivor of the Gloucester schooner Charlies Haskell, died at eighty two after recounting encounters with a white ghost ship and its spectral crew that troubled crews at Georges fishing banks.
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John Winters
Gloucester
Winters
Charlies Haskell
Salem
Georges
Daskell
Eastern Point
Gloucester Harbor
Haskell
Amethysts From Uruguay Yield Geode Treasures
The Uruguayan northwest yields abundant amethyst geodes carried by mule and cart to Salto then rivered to Montevideo. A crystal-filled geode forms a jewel box with blue quartz from Uruguay, notably a dancing statuette eight inches tall displayed at the Morgan Gem hall in New York.
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Uruguay
Salto
Montevideo
Morgan Gem
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Arid Climate Liked for Columbia Basin Irrigation Project
A report explains why an arid climate suits agriculture in Washington's Columbia Basin. Continuous sunshine, no late soil chill, quick harvests, and reduced spoilage matter, while artificial irrigation offers precise water control to meet crop needs and timing.
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Columbia Basin
Washington
Columbia Basi
India Death Toll Records From Wild Beasts
The report lists 1910 deaths by animals in India including 20278 by snakes 18410 by snakes in another tally 1262 by tigers 460 by leopards 2 by wolves 201 by wild boars 185 by crocodiles 18 by boars and 1 by elephants.
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India
Toledo Blade
Court actions include fines for selling minor and youth mischief
On the 16th state cases saw Ed Richardson plead guilty to selling a minor at Greybull with a $300 fine plus costs. Bulger faced further charges. a sick Bulger remained in Salt Creek field. Local youths aged 9 to 14 admitted misconduct after entering Mr Taylor’s outskirt home, receiving reprimands and jail parole pending behavior. A 17 year old Greybull girl cited for late night loitering was released for further county attorney review. probate work dominated the rest of the day.
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State Ve
Ed Richardson
State Va
Bulger
Greybwl
Nolse
Salt Creek
Casper
Taylor
Greybull
Trial schedule shifts for jury cases in Basin Worland
Judge Metz expects to remain in Basin through March 10 and stay busy with trials. He may summon a jury in Worland around March 14 or 21, indicating changes in trial by jury calendars and related cases.
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Metz
Worland
Valentine Party at Big Horn Library Draws Many Guests
A Valentine party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Marx H Smith at the Big Horn county library featured dancing to the Greybull orchestra. Mrs. Smith sang several numbers with guests and musicians, Valentine caps given as refreshments served, and a late closing dance. Numerous Basin Greybull Billings Manderson and local residents attended. Warrant payments for Big Horn county numbers 7596 to 9069 are called. interest ends February 15, 1921.
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Big Horn County
Marx H .Smith
Greybull
Isohr
Penn
Cadman
Gounod
Ardus
Teasdale
John Hartzell
Cecil Dey
Grace Barrows
Messrs. and Mesdames N. J. Anderson
C. W. Atherly
L. M. Blair
A. W. Coons
John Coons
C. C. Deal
Clyde Abbott
David Abbott
Sam Eppeleheimer
W. B. Hartigan
H. H. Hime
J. L. Keachie
R. B. Landfair
J. L. Landfair
W. C. May
F. A. Little
Harry Jarvas
C. L. Jarvas
C. L. Brome
H. BE. Wise
Milton Scheese
Basin
George
Fleming Fof Billings
Straley
Lawrence
Walter
Manderson
Messrs
Mesdames
A. A. Daley
C. H. Derby
C. B. Fiske
Walter Fiske
E. ,T. Fee
John Hatzell
G. A. Hinman
Tom Scott
G. W. Zorn
Dorsey
Juliata Hayden
L. B. Holland
Lula Beardsley
A. H. Griffin
Birdie Hensickle
Yorgeson
Ruth Ganaway
Alice Davies
Harry Cassell
Wm. McCune
Wm. Hughes
H. G. Hughes
Town Marshal bans dogs from streets on pain of death
J. H. Hanlon, town marshal, warns dog owners to keep pets on their property and states that any dog found at large will be killed in the future.
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J. H. Hanlon
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