New County Board Organizes and Chooses Chairman
The Big Horn county board of commissioners met Tuesday with all members present and unanimously chose Charlies G. McDonald as chairman. They selected Basin Republican as official paper, reviewed bonds, voted against premium payments for officers’ bonds, and discussed adding to the old courthouse. Budget estimates total 820,000 with revenues of 877,000 from taxes and county fees and allocations to multiple offices. Liquor licenses approved for Worland and Cook & Tilforth. Mullen bond payments disallowed. J. C. Davis seeks a Greybull saloon license. adjourned to February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Charlies G. McDonald
Merars
McDonald
Callaher
Wjohneon
Basin Republican
West
Mark H. Warner
Ed Cusack
C. Dana Carter
Big Horn County
Enders
Ftah
Farmers’ Institute
Cook & Tilforth
J. L. Mullen
J. C. Davis
Greybull
Mouet
Segel
Jubilees Best Ever, Midland Jubilee Singers Thrill Ontario
The Midland Jubilee Singers gave one of the best entertainments in Ontario under the Whyte Boys. The colorful group charmed a large audience with strong applause for each number. W A Hawn provided humor and solo offerings amid warm welcomes from the audience.
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Midland Jubilee Singers
Auppees
Whyte Boys
Ontario
W. A. Hawn
Whyte
Widow of Iham Barber Granted Pension in 1910
Mrs. Sarah A. Barber of Hyattville has received official word that her application for a widow’s pension for Iham Barber has been approved by Congress man Mondell. The pension will begin as of March 1910 and includes payment of the amount due at the time of his death, to be issued by the U S Pension Office.
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Barber
Sarah A. Barber
Hyattville
Mondell
Iham Barber
U.S. Pension Office
Foglesong Grings Prisoner In Pending Mackey Charge
Foglesong of Meeteetse on Monday brought over Charles Mackey, facing pending charges and held for the next court term under a bond of 100. Foglesong has returned home. The full Mackey case story will follow in another column of today’s Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foglesong Grings
R. Foglesong
Meeteetse
Charles Mackey
Foglesong
Mackey
Republican
Social Basins New Year Party and Local Social News
Mrs H H Hime hosted a New Year party with about sixteen young guests enjoying cards dancing and an oyster supper. Frances Brome of Butte returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs C L Brome. Mrs Boles C Hart left for Cheyenne to join Representative Hart at the legislature. Mayor W S Collins and Mrs Collins hosted a dinner with guests including E A Davis Frank I Rue Alex McDonald and O Tackhart. Mrs L A Lewis of Shell holidayed with her son P R Lewis-Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hime
Zeresda O’nell
Carda
Frances Brome
Butte
Boles C. Hart
Cheyanne
Representaive Hart
W.S. Collins
L. A. Lewis of
Shell
P. R. Lewis-Zimmerman
Party Honors County Treasurer and Husband at Lovell
Mrs Murphy and her husband were captured by friends at Lovell on Sunday evening in a social gathering. The event featured a best story telling contest won by Mrs T J Cook. H B Jolly presented the couple with a china dinner set as a keepsake before the party concluded.
Third House Enroute via Basin to Cheyenne
Ex-prosecuting attorney J Hanch of Fremont County and former Mot City mayor Henry Cottle travel through Basin en route to Cheyenne. Hanch says the trip is for a house on the way to the capital. Mr and Mrs Martin Melrath plan to join later and visit California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Henry Cottle
Togethrer
Martin Melrath
Basin
Cheyenne
Hanch
Quale Capa
Mia
Mere McGrath
Allfornia
Postmaster Gibson Assumes Charge in Official Capacity
William G Gibson appointed postmaster in fact and law, taking charge Monday. Barbara Bowman remains as western pool master, with assistants continuing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Ibson
Tn Law
Gibson
Barbara Bowman
Wes Stant
Postmaster Gibson
Hise
Aly Dasiaant
Sam's
Aoki Mathers
Moves Into New Parsonage
Rev Morten Joslin and family have moved into the new parsonage. It is a cosy, comfortable home where they will welcome friends and church members. Mrs Hol Cusack and her children plan to visit Greybull Saturday with Mire and George Hogers expected to stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Parsonage
Morten Joslin
Weekly Dinner Well Attended in Diamond City
The report notes a well attended weekly dinner in Diamond City and details local meetings, plans for Big Horn Basin schools, and efforts to secure reform and facilities. It mentions Rossiter visiting Pasa, a successful convention, candidate discussions for Hasin and Lander, and upcoming legislative matters affecting Wyoming schools.
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Rossiter
Pasa
Ody
Ronte
Hasin
Lander
Liamond
Roaster
Hiself
Wyomneg
Clevenne
Additional Teacher To Be Employed
At a special board of education session on Wednesday night the decision was made to hire an extra teacher to ease congestion in Miss Radcliffe's classroom. The move aims to improve instruction and reduce overcrowding in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Miss Radcliffe
Miss Luke Gallup Breaks Limb on Ice
Miss Luke Gallup, a respected permanship teacher at Big Trails, slipped on ice last Saturday returning from school and broke her right leg above the ankle. Doctors expect a long recovery. she is a favorite with students and parents, and the incident disrupts her penmanship work. A devoted admirer, Guy Alexander, nicknamed her Gall e, spread among her circle.
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Luke Gallup
Permanship
Big Trails
Gantt
Townsend
Manderson
Galop
Miss Gallup
Guy Alexantar
Galle
Tts Lote
Real Bargains in Land Near Basin and Greybull
Advertises 102 acres near Basin and Greybull at 35 per acre with 400 cash and 500 yearly balance at 6 percent interest. Also offers 76 acres of good land with water rights three miles from Paslin at 45 per acre with favorable terms and 22 acres of beach land five miles north of Basin at 1000 dollars with easy terms.
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Basin
Greybull
Baan
HL L. Mead
Cgreyball
A Fine Show Coming The Ariittey Comedians At Opera House
The Ariittey Comedians, long famed as the largest west repertoire company, appear Monday January 2 at the Opera House for one week. Headed by Miss Mayme Arlington the troupe offers vaudeville and a seven teen cast including Inez Ody and Helen with new acts nightly. Opening play Dora Thorne to start the program with prices 25 40 and 75 cents. Reserved seats at Whse's drug store.
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Opera House
Deadwood
Arington
Fay Cowl
Mayme Arlington
Inez
Ody
Helen
Dora Thorne
Whse
Hart Sizer to Build on Former Post Office Site
Representative Hart and W A Shcer will erect an office building on the old post office site. They offer to Mr Armeling, who accepted. Part of the land will be used by buyers as offices for their own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Armeling
Hart
W.a.shcer
Armeling
Sentleman
Rustler proprietor confined after severe lagrippe attack
Dave Cot a "Bum Take" reports D E Lewis another Rustler proprietor has been confined most of the week with lagrippe and is under care of Drs Harris and Harris.
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Dave
D. E. Lewis
F Tie Rustler
Drs. Harris & Harris
New High School Teacher Arrives in Denver
Miss Julia Lougherty of Denver is to arrive Saturday to succeed Mrs. C. B. Otteson as high school teacher after Otteson’s resignation. Lougherty is an experienced teacher with a Master of Arts degree and comes well recommended by Superintendent Rossiter.
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Julia Lougherty
Denver
C. B. Otteson
Miss Dougherty
Rossiter
Church Officers Change at Lovell Meeting
At a Lovell Mormon church meeting Bishop Jolly was released and G. M. Porter named successor. Wield t) Miy supervised Sunday school was chosen second counselor, and A. F. Fillerup was selected for the vacancy left by Mr. Mewy.
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Mormon Church
Lovell
Jolly
G. M. Porter
Whie
A. F. Fillerup
Mewy
Brome Approves Woolen Mill Progress Plan
Lawyer C. L. Brome voices approval of a woolen mill project by the Progress Association. He argues to finish products locally in Wyoming for higher returns and more local employment, expressing hope for success.
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Brome
The
Progress Association
C. L. Brome
Wyoming
Baldwin Arrives for Cheyenne Mission Today
Rep. Baldwin heads to Cheyenne to advocate for upcoming important legislation. He travels with Mrs. O. T. Gebbart and her son Bar, stating his commitment to representing the people to the best of his ability.
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R. A. Baldwin
O. T. Gebbart
Bar
Baldwin
Cheyenne
Woman's Club Invites Citizens to Meeting
The Woman's club invites the Progress Association city council and teens to attend next Wednesday's meeting. President Mrs. Spaulding says a weekly beauty topic will be discussed and A. F. Marah will speak at 2 30 p m.
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Woman's Club
Progress Association
Ety Council
Matthews Goss Homebound Trip Brief Mention
C T Matthews left Basin on Wednesday for his home in Newton Kansas after six months with brothers at Hyattville and his water Mrs Freeman at Bushy. He will be guest of Dr Van Slyke in Omaha for a few days before returning home.
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Co. T. Matthews Goss
C. T. Matthews
Newton
Kas
Hyattvikte
Mrs. Freeman
Bushy
Mr. Matthews
Harmony Purveyor Arrives in Diamond City With Caution
Report from Diamond City notes a Harmony Purveyor and Charles W Lowry arriving midweek on a plane. They state no capture or arrest planned for Wednesday pending further orders.
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Harmony
Charles W. Lowry
O'Herwise
Oye Kimball Planes
Diamond
Bert Can Still Ride From Rogers House Return
A. BE. Lewis of the Rogers House has returned from a spener along the river where he gathered horses. He was to Bo nang Shell and o'her palate during the trip, according to Turner of Bt. Jale the Diamond Chay.
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Bert
A. BE. Lewis
Rogers House
Bonang
Shell
New Officers Take Oath In Big Horn County
County Clerk Peter Enders swore in most of the November elected officials at 10 55 am. Mrs Zela Murphy becomes the first woman county treasurer and will serve with deputy husband W W Murphy. R B West takes the county attorney role, joined by commissioners P M Gallaher and H T Johnson. Felix Alston sheriff Co W Atherly surveyor W F Brown clerk of court J S Honnold and A F Fillerup also oath took later. The new team begins two year terms and aims for solid service.
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Peter Enders
Las
Big Horn County
Zela Murphy
Honnold
A. F. Fillerup
Enders
Murphy
W. W. Murphy
Weet
Charley McDonald
Messrs
Johnson
Gallaher
Alston
A. F. Filerup
Alex Lucas
Fred Tallon
Harness Maker Sells Fine Double Buggy Set to Doctor
B F Wickwire, now ready to manufacture fine hand made harnesses to order, sold a complete nickel mounted double buggy harness set with all mountings to Dr Dana Carter.
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B. F. Wickwire
Dana Carter
Nickle
Jury Commission Tuesday Meeting
The jury commission will sit Tuesday. It is composed of Commissioner McDonald, County Clerk Enders and County Treasurer Mrs Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Enders
Murphy
Mann Cleaning Up Rogers House Deal Reaches City
C A Mann of the upper country, who last week in The Republican was noted as having acquired the Rogers House, arrived in the city on Wednesday to finalize the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Mann
C. A. Mann
Rogers House
Fremont Buggy Sold to Dr Carter After First Street Test
Anderson and Johnson sold a stylish Fremont buggy to Dr Carter who drove it yesterday for the first time on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Anderson & Johnson
Carter
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting and Sewley Machine Ad
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet today at Mrs. K. K. Bishop’s North Side residence. An ad promotes See the loans free ball bearing Sewley Machine guaranteed for a lifetime with five year coverage for flood and breakage, offered on easy payments.
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Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
K. K. Bishop
Sewley Machine
Commissioner Johnson Heads Home From Burlington
Commissioner Johnson departed for his Burlington home today after reporting a severe illness. O W Bouthwick of the Newood section visited the county seat this week, while Elson of Greybull arrived for job work amid county affairs and local activity.
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Johnson
T. Johnson
Burlington
O. W. Bouthwick
Newood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starn
Bureau of Officials
Social Basin
Collins
Ohio
Supt. Rossiter
Wooston Mill
T. K. Bishop
Diamond City
Expo Schoole
Big Horn
Rep
W. C. Snow
H. T. Nowell
Farmers Institute
Mountain States
Omaha
Progress Associations
Lowell
A. F. Marsh
Frank
John Osborne
Frank Ewing
Mica Jonale Lampman
Billings
Folka
Mes Mederis
Jay Whaley
Jun Latwick
Mackenzie
Mae
Mttle Jenmie
Lth
Jack Flockhart
Est
Prank Kornvel
Mer
Sam Buuth
Mss Hagel
Bielt
Ponce
Chas. Pennyoulck
Chas. Trone
Misa Pearl Meeke
Bill Hodge
Ray Dickinson
Deck Dickinson
Prank Pense
Hart-Sizer
Rep. Baldwin
Said Turner of
Jale the
Elson of
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