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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1920

Page

1

Jury Court Dockets Cleaned Up This Term at Cody

Albert Fisher was sentenced to two to five years in Rawlins for grand larceny after waiving appeal. Court schedule included trials and continuances in multiple cases, with verdicts in favor of plaintiffs and defense results. Several cases were dismissed or settled, and a potential May jury panel was hinted.

Albert Fisher Metz Fisher Rawlins Thos M. Hydene Alfalfa Milling Co E. B. Enterline C. A Zaring J. H. van Horn Plains of Gas Company C. A. Zaring St. Clair Paul Moss Greybull Coe Vs. Crosthwaite and Fulton Park County Cody Manderson State Bank Reed Brome & Hyde Bush Big Horn County Basin Banner County Wyoming Zone of Plenty

Change of Ownership at the Markham Hotel

Chas H. Trieber of Billings has bought the Markham House from H. M. Sheive and Mrs. Leitch and will assume management at the start of the month. Treiber aims to elevate the hotel to the region’s top standard while Leitch returns to Wyoming and Sheive stays in Basin for other ventures. Details of Sheive’s plans remain to be announced.

Chas H. Trieber Billings H. M. Sheive Leitch Markham House Treiber Markham Lost Springs Wyoming Sheive Basin

Army Vocational Training Chance Promised to Boys

Ambitious youths are urged to join the army for free training from basic literacy to advanced subjects. Courses include auto and truck repair, printing, telegraphy, highway construction, agriculture, math, languages and science. Monthly stipends range from 30 to 121.50 with board and lodging provided. Travel opportunities to the Philippines, Hawaii, Panama, Siberia, Alaska and China are cited. Recruiting officers at the Mountain View hotel can provide details.

Army ABC Philippine Islands Hawaii Panama Siberia Alaska China Mountain View Hotel

Hazel Blakesley Accepts Cheyenne State Land Position

Miss Hazel Blakesley left last Wednesday for Cheyenne to join the state land department in the capitol building. A product of Big Horn county she leaves Basin State bank after a year and a half of service and many friends wish her success in her new home.

Miss Hazel Blakesley Cheyenne State Land Department Capitol Miss Hazel Big Horn County Basin State Bank

Wyoming highway awards total 325000 for bridges and culverts

Wyoming state highway commission awarded contracts totaling 325000 for bridge and culvert work across the state. Local firms LaFontaine Larson won the Crow Creek bridge in Laramie. Ames Braisted and others secured Medicine Bow river bridge and Lincoln highway culverts in Carbon county. J F Turpin picked Indian creek bridge in Converse county.

Cheyenne State Highway Commission Wyomingten Laramie County Crow Creek LaFontaine & Larson Medicine Bow River Carbon County Medicine Bow Old Far‘bon Ames & Brais Sa Laramie Medicine Row Platte River Orin Junction McKinley Converse County J. F. Turpin Indian Creek Uinta County Ames & Braisted Black's Fork Evans Grand Island Neb Hot Springs County Kirby Pearson's Lane Yellowstone Highway Cody Park County State Board of Charities and Reform Thermopolis Highway Department R. Hardesty Manufacturing ‘Company Denver Colorado ‘Culvert & Flume Company Pueblo

Warrant Issued for H M Isaacson on Fraudulent Checks

A warrant was issued yesterday evening for H M Isaacson on charges of passing fraudulent checks after a complaint by A X Johnson. Reported that other Basin dealers may have been victimized and that more charges could follow upon his capture and return.

A. X. Johnson H M. Isaacson Basin

Chamber of Commerce Meeting This Friday Evening

The Chamber of Commerce holds a meeting this Friday at 7:90 PM to discuss matters tied to hosting visiting delegates for the woolgrowers convention. All members are urged to attend this evening.

Chamber of Commerce Busineeas

Local Potato Show Planned in Basin March 9

The Burlington potato exhibit car visits Basin on March 9 with an afternoon and evening program at the Rex theatre. A 3 PM meeting for potato growers includes an illustrated lecture and talks, followed by a local show with substantial prizes. County Agent Hensel praises the Denver exhibit on diseases and control.

Burlington Basin Rex Theatre Denver Hensel

Ranch owner Jos Clucas plans long visit to England

Jos Clucas who owns a fine ranch on lower Bhell creek was a Basin visitor last Saturday attending to water matters. He has leased his ranch for this year and plans a lengthy stay in England to make preparations for the trip.

Jos, Clucas Bhell Creek Mr. Clusas England

President Wilson signs oil land leasing bill opening western lands

Washington February 25 President Wilson signed the oil land leasing bill to open millions of western acres for development across oil coal gas phosphate sodium and oil shale. The act sets royalty rules bidding standards and distribution to the reclamation fund states and government with specific acre limits for oil coal phosphate sodium and oil shale lands.

Washington Wilson House Senate Reclamation Fund Secretary of the Interior Geological Survey

Byron drainage district bonds approved and advancing

Lumberman's Trust Co. attorneys have approved proceedings for the Byron drainage district. Bonds are being printed for execution. John P. Arnott, attorney for the district, is also counsel for Cowley and Penrose drainage districts and the proceedings in those districts are nearing completion.

Lumberman’s Trust Co Byron John P. Arnott Trust Company Arnott Cowley Penrose

Death of Mrs Cooper in Manderson Promptly Noted

Mrs Annie Cooper aged 70 years died last Tuesday from pneumonia. Born March 29 1849 she lived in Manderson before passing and will be interred in Minot North Dakota. Son Allan M Cooper of Boise Idaho was present for burial and many friends extend condolences.

Annie Cooper Roland Toms Manderson Minot N. D Allan M. Cooper Boise Ida Tome

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Judge Ives Courtews William Roloffeon Noah Farlow State of Wyoming Parker State Connor Jones Valensuela Lowell F. A. Little Wm. C. Snow Christiansen Wyoming Gas Co Hidden Dome Col May Green Bay Misa Land Office Byron Bonds Cooper
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