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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1911

Page

9

Shell town gateway to mountains with thriving community

Shell sits seven miles from the canyon mouth on Shell Creek at 4400 feet elevation. The town hosts a thriving lodge, Baptist church, a general store run by C F MacKenzie, a hotel by William Clawson, blacksmiths I D Schenk and J P Saban, a lumber yard, a pool hall, and a justice of the peace A H Early. Residents include J G Tathock, Ed Smith, Chas Trone, Frank Pease, Ed Ray, John Larson with nearby dairy farms, all under ranger Ed Smith who supervises Bald Mountain to Paint Rock. The area features spruce, pine, and juniper, fertile creek bottom stock ranges, irrigation alfalfa, and strong cattle business.

Big Horn Mountains Elk's Peak Shell Big Horn Greybull Shell Town Shell Creek W. H. Wymond Moden Woodmen Baptists C. F. MacKenzie William Clawson I. D. Schenk J. P. Saban A. H. Early J. G. Tathock Ed Smith Chas. Trone Frank Pease Ed Ray John Larson Jack Flockhart Jno Herren

Agriculture and prospectus of Shell Wyoming district

The Shell Creek valley in Wyoming presents rich assets in sheep, horses, and mules with alfalfa, wheat, and oats as staples. The region offers excellent hunting and fishing, irrigation via Shell canal completed in 1910, and promising fruit orchards. Local ranches such as Col. Cropsey and the Whaley ranch showcase diversified livestock, poultry, and truck farming amid abundant waterways and improving infrastructure.

Basin Town Council Approves Water Works Bond Plan

Basin Wyoming February 20 1911 town council met to discuss ordinances and public works. Ordinance 108 to issue bonds for water system expansion passed after full roll call. Ordinance 109 to finance electric plant improvements also passed. Frisbys lamp extension and trench work approved. inspectors for March 25 election named John P. Zane and K. H. Ahrens.

W. 8. Collins M. O. Barnes John Bircumahan F. D. Matteson L. A. Zane Countiman Barnes Matteson Barnes Bircumshaw Frisby Foster Fourth Street F. T. Brigham Bircuuehan A. H. Morton Baptist Parsonage Frispy Big Horn Collieries Co Zane Fred Frisby Basin Colling Basin Wyoming Counilman John Bircumshaw W. 8. Collina Counilman M. O. Barnes Ll. A. Zane John Bircumshaw Haei Wyoming John Bhrcumshaw Collins M. C. Barnes John Bhreumshaw F. D. Mattegon John P. Zane KR. H. Ahrens Barues

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Ria J. G. Tatlock Cloud Peak Rocky Mountain Rainbow Wyoming Land and Irrigation Company John Price Wolf River Shell Canal Frank Emerson the Cropsey Ranch Col W. B. Cropsey Rhode Island Col. Cropeey State of Whaley Ranch W. T. Whaley Arthur Mason Mr. Whaley Robert Boylan and Sons Robert Rath Rath Beaver Creek Creek O. Crandall M. L. Austin Cloverly Post Office Sam Smith Horse Creek Sam. Smith Col Torrey Chas. Lampman Lampman H. F. Thomas Council Proceedings Wyo Town of W. 8. Colling Collinag M. 0. Barnes F.D. Matteson Jas, F. Dwera Bee “Gabbo Nasln Pharmacy
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