Sheep raid at Coalgulch linked to Allemand company
A band of raiders burned sheep and supply wagons belonging to the Allemand Sheep company at Coalgulch thirty miles southeast of Buffalo. Sheriff Jack Neal chased them to Barber, Wyoming. Chester Rasmussen was arrested and bound over to the district court for 2600 dollars. The dispute centers on crossing the dead line established three years ago with the camp tender allegedly provoking the raid. Allemand kin are implicated from prior incidents. expect further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Enterprise Age
Allemand Sheep Company
Coalgulch
Buffalo
Jack Neal
Barber
Wyo
Chester Rasmussen
Allemand
Mr. Allemand
Joe Allemand
Spring Creek
Big Horn County
County bids for medical care of county poor
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids to furnish medical attention including physicians medicines surgical dressings hospital accommodations and all necessary paraphernalia for proper care of the county poor. Bids must be sealed and filed by March 7 1911 at the clerk’s office Basin Wyoming. The board reserves the right to reject any bid. Board Chairman Chas McDonald. f17-m10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Basin
Wyoming
Chas. McDonald
Randel Improves and Plans Return to Business
M A Randel of the Big Horn Basin Land Co, who went to Denver for health, reports he is much improved and expects to resume his business in early spring. He is now in Wichita after traveling from Denver. The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia from a cold. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Randel
M. A. Randel
Big Horn Bagin Land Co
Denver
Chamberlain
Harness Set Purchases Reported In Basin and Greybu Country
George Merrill of the upper Greybu country and E C Fisher of Basin have purchased sets of the hand made harness manufactured by B F Wickwire. The past week saw multiple sales as ready for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wickwire
George Merrill
Upper
Greybu
E. CC
Fisher
Basin
For Sale Seed Oats Swedish Oats Worland Wy
Worland Trading Co of Worland Wyoming offers registered Swedish oats for sale sample. Only 3 cents per pound with limited supply. Also ad for shoe repair services by Olson and Dick Extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland Trading Co
Worland, Wyo
Olson
Jiate
Wyoming Inspection Certificate Records Mule Shipment
Sheriff of Big Horn County certifies inspection near Basin Wyoming of six brown geldings and black mares owned by HE Varney of Worland, shipped by BE DL on C B and Q car 102223 to Kearney Nebraska. Shown dated 18th day of s A DB Wt. Felix Alston and H Cusack sign as inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
HE. D. Varney
Worland
BE DL
Varney
Raihway
Dew Timation
Kearney
Neb
S. A
Mountain View Fruit Co plans big horn Basin apple expansion
The Mountain View Fruit Co led by C B E Sward Klgin Neb buys land around Worland and aims for about 100 acres of apples with several varieties and strawberries. Sward, visiting from Elgin Neb, has hired horticulturist C H Morris to manage estates. a new house is under construction. He praises Big Horn Basin climate and soil and notes 28 of 30 prospects he brought in bought land, with some reselling at profit. He urges friends to invest before Burlington’s coast-to-coast line completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Republican
Mountain View Fruit Co
C.be
Sward
C. H. Morris
Morris
Mr. Sward
Eason
Elgin
Neb
Burlington
Northwest
Diamond City
Big Horn County
For Sale Roosters Two Barred Plymouth Rock Roosters
For sale two full blooded Barred Plymouth Rock roosters at one dollar each. Apply to Mrs. C Dana Carter Basin Wye. Basin Clothing House notes biggest season's trade yet kept stock up and can supply in all lines.
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Plymouth Rock
C. Dana Carter
Basin, Wye
Basin Clothing House
Notice of Election in Basin Wyoming 1911
Public notice declares a special election in Basin to be held February 20 1911 and March 25 1911. Voters will decide whether Basin can borrow 1150000 dollars to extend a water works system for fire protection and town water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyoming
Basin Wyoming Ordinance for 65000 Water Bonds Vote
Ordinance 108 calls a special Basin Wyoming election March 25 1911 to decide borrowing sixty five thousand dollars for water works to fire protection and domestic use. Polls 10 am to 5 pm at city hall with notice posted three public places. Ballot offers For or Against Water Bonds. Voting rights include recent registrants and precinct residents with oath. Inspectors named John P. Zane and KR H. Ahrens.
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Basin
Wyoming
Bansin
John P. Zane
KR. H. Ahrens
Collina
Jas, F. Ewers
Basin Wyoming to vote on $10000 electric plant bonds
Ordinance 109 authorizes Basin town to borrow $10,000 for a new electric light and power plant. Bond issue payable in 30 years, redeemable after ten, interest 6 percent semiannually. Election to be posted publicly ten days prior with polling at City Hall. Ballots read Per Electric Plant Bonds or Against Electric Plant Bonds. John P. Zane and R. H. Ahrens named as election judges. Passed Feb 20 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Wyoming
Collina
Jas, F. Ewers
Harsin
Wyoulog
Auld
Basin
Aald Town
John P. Zane
R. H. Ahrens
Notice for Publication for Desert Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that John W. Graves of Bonanza Wyoming will file final desert land proof to establish a claim on April 8 1911 before William F. Brown clerk of court Basin Wyoming. Witnesses: James R. Baster John A. Mayer Delbert G. Brown Permetus E. Wilson.
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NowCoal Land
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
John W. Graves
Bonanza
Wyo
William F. Brown
Basin
James R. Baster
John A. Mayer
Delbert G. Brown
Hyattville
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Fin
State of
Felix Alston
H. Cusack
Nebraska Outfit
Bob Rath
Wisconsin
IR. E. Rath
Shell
Thermopolis
Pioneer Block
J. Mengel & Company
Cash Grocers
New Pioneer
J. A. Farben
Collins
Jas. F. Ebwers
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Permetus E. Wilson
F. Brittain
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