What Our Neighbors Were Doing The Past Week
County folks busy as Cowley added to the Republican correspondence towns in the county. Local items report sermons, visits, and community news from Basin Gardens and Greybull area, with notes on dairy talk, building projects, New Year gatherings, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversede
Fredin
Greybull Baptist Church
Ruth Smith
Ellis
Padmore
Montana
Streator
R. Irwin
Sovereign
Basin
Basin Country
Agricultural Department
Basin Gardens
Billie Lewig
Pioneer Dairy Ranch
Greybul
Billie
Ed Miller
Red Gulch
Shell Valley
MD Miller
H. A. Padmore
Guy Shipman
D. C. Henry
Irwins
W. H. May
Illinois
Earl Reed
Hiyativille
Lost notes prompt wedding dye question for gloves
A reader asks Mr. Bangs about authorship of Mitten's Padmore's Lost and writes Dear Col. Bangs seeking advice on dyeing kid gloves white for a wedding two days after attending a funeral. The letter framing evokes a period advice column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bangs
Mitten
Padmore
Hyatville News Notes and Reader Requests
Hyatville community items report mail delays from Basin to Pagin and requests for improved fall conditions. Jake Johnson the Agate King visits Hyattville. Stanley Walters in Denver for law studies with a visit to Billings. Residents discuss daily mail from Manderson and desire news from Billings. Harry Custer builds gas engines. Berry brothers remain prolific in stock. C J Geiner and L E Brown ship cattle. library committee orders Omaha books. funds to buy more books. (Continued on page four).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hingeins
Tiyattville
Basin
Mall
Omulu
Hyattville
Basin and Return
Jake Johnson
Jake
Stanley Walters
Denver
Billings
F. J. Walters
Ida
Rick
Uncle Sam
Daily Mail
Manderson
Harry Custer
Webster
Berry Brothers
Greeus Chamber
C. J. Geiner
L. E. Brown
Ladica
Library Committee
Omaha
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Basin Lodge
Basin Lodge No. 45 1. O. O. F. installed its officers for the year. A oyster supper at the Antlers followed the ceremony with Rebekahs and wives joining. Several short remarks were made by officers and members. The lodge numbers 90 and meets Tuesdays with strong attendance, marking a memorable evening for the order and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Lodge
Thos. Linebaugh
N. G
Chas, Wise
W. G
R. J. Extra
Bec
S. F. Fedderson
Treas
Warden
Wil C. Feddersen
F. Feddersen
Rebekahs
Collins
D. L. Carr
Rey
S. W. Abbone
Wim, Gibson
Lew Blakesley
D. E. Lewis
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Contestants Urged to Submit Trade Rooster Votes by Deadline
All contestants are notified that votes cast on yellow paper must be turned in by January 15 and will not count after. Some thought votes could be held, but all yellow slips must be voted as stated. After the date a different colored paper will be used and votes turned in weekly. KH J Sullivan left for Cheyenne with Sullivan remaining until the close of the legal time.
Home Folks of the Big Horn Basin Make History
A concise look at several residents in the Big Horn Basin who are shaping local history in the garden spot of the great northwest. The piece highlights notable individuals and their community contributions to regional progress.
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Big Horn Basin
Great Northwest
Herman B Gates a Leader in Worland Wyoming
Herman B Gates born 1884 in Auburn Indiana moved to Thermopolis 1902. He became bank cashier and vice president, then mayor, real estate and livestock investor, now a Wyoming legislator prospect for speaker of the house. Trusted community booster, aimed to guide state affairs businesslike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Herman B. Gates
Auburn
Thermopolis
National Bank
Worland
Washakle County
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Cheyenne
Jawawaking
Worlid
W. Rland
Episcopal Services Notice for January 13 1813
The public is cordially invited to attend Episcopal services Sunday January 13 1813 at Fraernity Hall. Rev M B Nash, Rector, will lead the morning and evening worships with Holy Communion available for attendees at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit Andrews Episcopal
County Board Faces 1912 Claims and Legal Limits
County Commissioners consider whether old 1912 claims may be paid from 1913 funds. County Attorney P W Metz warns a 1912 debt run into 1913 requires compliance with annual tax limits and state statutes, or warrants would be void and officials liable. If 1912 funds are exhausted, the old board’s commitments may be disallowed and litigated, with future tax levies required to satisfy judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
S. T. Johnson
M. David Harris
T. W. Spratt
One County
Intenof
Oners
Wyoming
State of
Board of County
Ponper
Old Board of Commissioners
Old Board
P. W. Metz
Freezing Dent Citrus Belt Brings Heavy Losses
From San Bernardino to Los Angeles frost devastated orange and lemon crops. Pomona reports potential salvage only for a fraction of the harvest with losses totaling up to forty million dollars, others estimate twenty million. Rail freight losses add several million. Growers fear further ruin if warmth returns suddenly. Old Timers To Meet in February as Big Jomom Pioneer Association plans annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Weather Bureau
Accord With Director Wewelell Prospect On Wyoming Projects
Representative Mondell új to Washington discussed with the Reclamation Service the Wyoming projects and extending them to full capacity. He seeks the state's full attention in the coming season and notes Shoshone project extensions to irrigate lands between Garland Frannie and above Raleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondell
Reclamation Service
Wyoming
Newell
Garland
Frannie
Raleton
Cad
Department of Agrculture
Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cowley
KH. J. Sullivan
Mira
Sullivan
Episcopal Services
NEW County Board
Belegal
California
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Big Jiomn Pioneer's Association
Wewell
H. B. Gates
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