Wyoming Senate and House Fight Over Sibley Public Utilities Bill
The Wyoming legislature clashed over Senate File 5 the Sibley public utilities bill as debate intensified. Republicans defended the measure while opposition lawmakers led by Oviatt fought amendments and procedural moves delaying advancement to the top of the general file amid a looming deadline.
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Kilkenny
Wyoming
Sibley Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Sibley
House
Committee On Judiciary
Marts
Oviatt
Representative McNally
Silley
Utilities Commission
Public Instruction
MacKay
Omeapiriaa
McNaelly
Pattouns
T Messare
Public Utilities Commission
Albany County
Recr
Teadh
Weteon County
Kembrick
Mercer
Committee of the Whole
Prize funds for free government study at university
Wyoming University lists a $400 endowment prize on Principles of Free Government funded by Philo Sherman Hewritt. Since 1906 it has drawn student interest with only Agnes Wright of Cheyenne twice a winner. Downey of Laramie won last year as the team embarks on a February Colorado tour.
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Philo Sherman Hewritt
Agnes Wright
Cheyenne
Downey
District Court Disposes Cases This Week In Civil Matters
District court actions include discharges of assignee J F Leigh ty and release of bondsmen, divorces Sanders v Sanders granted, and several lease and mortgage matters. Cases such as Mont Wyp 611 Co Sessions and Westheimer v Garland were taken under advisement, State v Drake motion for new trial also under advisement, and Beach Canal Drainage District decision pending with Judge Winters noting a full victory for the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leighty
J. C. Norte
Howard
Hyde
Remonstratore
Cook
Enterline
LaFieiche
Zaring
Goddard
Winter J
New Books Arrive at Library From Various Topics
The library has received a diverse set of new titles including history travel and nature works such as Story of the Indian Eastern Asia Camp and Camping in Lower California and People of Egypt. Also listed are Memoirs of a Sportsman First Love Diary of a Superfluous Man and Virgin Soil among others.
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Rome
Robert Kimberly
Mr. Pratt
Asia
Lower
California
Holland
Hollandera
Italy
Egypt
Virgin Soil
van Dyke Books
Ruden
Jack Henderson Joins Fred House’s OK Shop as Barber
Jack Henderson longtime Wor land resident becomes barber at Fred House’s OK shop. His strong Basin country reputation as a crackerjack barber supports the growing trade at the OK shop. Water Commissioner Ward arrived last Friday for appointment by Governor Kendrick. O J Robertson named water commissioner for District No. 3.
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Jack Henderson
Worland
Fred
Jack
Basin
Ward
Kendrick
O. J. Robertson
Tpistrict No. 3
Have A Girl Born At Paint Rock Home
A fine girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercer of Paint Rock this week. Mother and child reported as again finely.
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Ralph Mercer
Paint Rock
Progress Dinner Highlights at Antlers Meeting
Progress association members met at the Antlers with Mayor Berry presiding. The finance committee reported 207 pledged from business men, nearly all paid. Editing work included secured letterhead, printed Basin booklet, and distribution plans. 1000 books go to Hurlington and Hart, 500 to Joe Magill for demonstrations. J B Thompson elected treasurer. Advertising stamps to be studied by a three member committee.
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J. E. Thoamipaon
Co. M. Miller
F. T. Brigham
Robin Bonwell
A. W. Goons
Tan
Mr. Hart
Joe Magill
Notion J. B. Thompson
Smaigh
L. O. Gray
A. W. Coe
Robin Bouwell
Paport
Sunday Concert by Peterson Vierra Orchestra Draws Full House
Peterson Vierra's Hawaiian Singers headlined a dramatic concert last Sunday that drew a capacity audience. The Honolulu style program featured The Flower of Love as a highlight and pleased both Hawaiian and American audiences. The company is regarded as one of the best ever to appear locally and the public would welcomed them back to Kasin.
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Peterson-Vierra
Hawaiian Singers ‘Dramitle
Cmpacity
Plglet
Flower of Love
Ghat
Kasin
Jury Drawn for District Court Duty Next Month
Judge P W Metz set a March 24 venue for thirty jurymen to report at 2 PM for Matrin court service. Names include BE Jones Byron Asay Lovell F C Emerson Greybull Fred House Basin Roy Wilson Manderton George S Muller Burlington and many others. Basin and Lovell clubs note concerns on parental neglect and morals. Basin Woman's Club meets next Wednesday on Modes of Travel. home economics department gathering at 2 PM in tea room encourages participation.
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P. W. Metz
M@atrin court
Jones
Byron
Asay
Lovell
F. C. Emerson Greybull
Fred House Basin
Roy Wilson Manderton
George S. Muller
Burlington
Wm. Moeller
Germania
J. A. McArthur Lovell
Paul Sanders Otto
J. W. Conrad
Wm. Moncur
M. J. Tippetts
J. B. Whaley
Manderson
Issac Tippetts
A. E. Wickwire
Hyattville
L. Fleihmann
Basin
Woman's Club
the Basin
Thebrary
Business Men Donate to Prog Teal Club Support List
A long list records donations from local businessmen and firms to the Prog Teal association for club work. The page also notes the Woman's Club departments presenting a Faust score to the library and William Hughes upgrading Basin steam laundry with a new boiler, improving local facilities.
Cleghorn Plans Permanent Basin Stay After Visit
M. W. Cleghorn traveling representative for Morey Mercantile Co. of Denver has chosen Basin as a permanent location. Mrs. Cleghorn visited Basin last week and was impressed enough to rent a Big Horn Development Co. modern home.
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M. W. Cleghorn
Morey Mercantile Co
Denver
Basin
Blaze at New York Store After Supper Event
A small fire broke out shortly after a supper hosted by old timers in the New York Store building last Friday evening. A gas stove leak fed the flames, but the department responded quickly and the fire was subdued with little damage.
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New York
Henee
Big Horm Basin climate promotes busy street scene
Last Friday afternoon a crowd gathered at Wise's corner for a large photo session. On February 12 many wore shirt sleeves and straw hats, showing the steady warm spell. Milinery shop moves: Mrs Stella Lacan relocates to the Jones building on Fourth street near the City Meat Market to expand display space.
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Wise's Corner
Horm Basin
Stella Lacan
Jones
Fourth Street
City
Folders Advertised for Basin Outreach
Folders promoting Basin are now ready for distribution. Anyone sending letters who can use the folders to advantage can secure them by calling Robin Banwell, secretary of the Progress Association.
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Robin Banwell
The
Progress Association
Woman's Club Dance Next Monday at Fraternity Hall
The Woman's club annual dance will be held next Monday evening February 22 at Fraternity hall. Lunch will be served during the evening. Dance tickets cost 1 with spectators 25. Mrs Mattie Rue mother of Frank Rue of this city died Sunday at her Bridger Montana home aged 70 years the death caused by Bright's disease.
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Woman's Club
Fraternity Hall
Mattie Rue
Frank Rue
Bridger
Mont
Hright
Kansas City market cattle and hogs steady with varied bids
Kansas City stock yards report cattle prices largely steady from midweek. Fat native steers sold around 7.35 with Nebraska steers 7.30.4 and Colorados 6.80. Prime steers not tested. pandamile heifers sold 7.85 to order buyers with bids up to 7.00. stock steers 6.20 to 6.70. Veal calves firm at 10.75. Hogs gained late last week with top around 6.80 and bulk 6.60 to 6.75. order buyers 6.75 to 6.80. Sheep and lambs up about 15. thousands head received.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Sioe
God
Stedy
Annual Meeting of the Pioneers Big Supper and Dance
The Big Horn Basin Pioneer association held its annual meeting last Friday with high turnout and strong membership. Officers were elected: President T F Nelson vice president Wm Gibson recording secretary Lou uhesley corresponding secretary F I Rue treasurer Mrs T W Spratt. A supper in the New York Stote building served 240 plates followed by a Rome theater program and a dance by the Smith family of Shell creek. The event drew visitors from afar and lasted into early Saturday. next year’s meeting is set for February 12 with expected larger attendance.
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Big Horn Basin Pioneer Association
Fraternity Hall
Wm. Gibson
T. F. Nelson
Lou Uhesley
If. I. Rue
T. W. Spratt
New York Stote
Rome
Smith
Shell Creek
Atl
Luncheon at Hartigan Home Feted by Mrs Hartigan
Mrs Gilmore Hartigan and Mrs W B Hartigan hosted a luncheon Wednesday northwest of town. Attendees included Mesdames Robt Gleason F G Carpenter Kent D B Lewis EB J Sullivan T B Humter RB O W B C Hart Neal Anderson Anna Bolduc B T Joslin and R H Ahrens. Guests traveled to a ranch via hayrack and wore overalls for a simple life theme, with all reporting a most delightful time.
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Hartigan
Entertain At Cards In Basin Home
Mrs. RK H Abrers and Mrs. Neal Anderson entertained on Tuesday for Mrs. Anna Bokine a house guest of Mrs. Anderson. An afternoon whist party and an evening word game provided amusement with plants and out flowers decor. Refreshments were served at both functions.
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RK. H. Abrers
Neal Anderson
Anna Bokine
Anderson
Inquiries About Lands At Big Horn County Irrigating Co
Inquiries from his advertising are still being received by B C Hart of the Big Horn County Irrigating Company. A number of settlers have arrived and some lands have been sold. It is expected many more will arrive in the coming weeks to view lands.
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B. C. Hart
Big Horn County
Will Hold Sale Near Manderson by J W Cage
J W Cage will hold a public sale south of Manderson on March 2 with nine horses and twenty head of cattle among the items. machinery and other goods will be offered at auction in a concise local notice describing the sale action and venue.
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J. W. Cage
Manderson
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United States
Teal Association
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G. W. . Black
A. W. Coons
W. C. Snow
Rc A. Zaring
M. Hyde
Cash
Martin
M. H. Smith
Sim Armstrong
Shoshone Creamery
Zella Murphy
F. H. Whitmore
Henry Payne
W. H. Pauley
W. H.may
A. Leavitt
Mirrcy
Wm. Hughes
Basin Steam Lavalry
Manaager Frank Smith
Acme Theater
Mary H.sommerville
Salt Lake Herat
Fair Sande
Will
Mra. Rue
Market Letter
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