Rhodes declared insane for removal to Evanston
A Worland rancher J M Rhodes was found insane in a lunacy inquest by a jury including officials from Bell Telephone and the municipal light plant. The verdict ordered transfer to the state hospital for treatment. Rhodes has a wife and children in Council Bluffs and will be placed under deputy guard while arrangements for support and estate protection are made.
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Rhodes
Foster
State Hospital
Council Bluffe
Ed Cusack
West
Evanston
Wickwires Visit Thermopolis With Family Return
B F Wickwire traveled to Thermopolia and returned Tuesday with Mrs Wickwire and their daughter in tow.
Well Known Basin Resident Dies at Home
Well known Basin resident Mrs Mae B Staton wife of John Staton died at 12 30 p m last Sunday January 4 at their Basin home after a period of poor health She was observed on the street the previous Friday and became ill Saturday morning The community mourns the loss of a longtime resident with family ties and local standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Staton
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. C. Wisher
Alson
John Coons
O. T. Gebhart
Ashoop
Jagua
Mrs. Fisher
C. M. Jones
F. B
Judkins
Ed Cusack
Guy Shipman
J. J. Broderick
P. P. An Jdnson
Mae E. Johnson
Elias and
Sian Johnson
Remington
Basin
Wyo
Harry J. Johnson
Spirit Land
Alvin,ll
Slater
Bessie
Chicago
Royal Neighbors of America
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Church
Indiana
Ladice’ Add Society
Astor
H. B. Shepherd
Mountain View Cemetery
Mae B. Staton
John Staton
Etreeia
Ciricken
Progress Association Deliberates Basin Zoning Plan
The Progress Club discussed zoning Basin country with other sections in a single booklet and the need for deployable publicity. They will consider acceptable plans at the Lovell convention next Thursday, with expenses a focus. Superintendent B. E. Rossiter reported efforts to secure Basin hosting the next annual teachers' convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Lovell
Chureday
BE. B. Rossiter
Rival snatches Markham House cab in bold dash
T D Markham loses control of a stylish coupe to banker rival Anson Higby during a dinner party ride for Basin Space Bank directors. Higby seizes the driver’s seat and speeds away, leaving Markham stunned as the cab disappears around a corner in a brisk, unexpected getaway. Continued on page ten.
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T. D. Markham
Basin
Markham House
Jim
Markham
Basin Space Bank
F. A. Wlne
Econ
W. T. Whaley
Anson Higby
Melham
Stucco Mixer Arrives At Enders Plant
The mixer purchased by County Clerk Enders arrives at his stucco plant completing the necessary machinery for the mill. It boosts plastering efficiency for projects including Dr. C Dana Carter’s hospital, D C Henry’s new house, the Foater dwelling, and the new grammar school. G W Black traveled to Thermopolis for horse inspection duties as an official inspector.
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Enders
C. Dana Carter
D. C. Henry
Markham
Grammar School
Bulding
Latimer Collapses on Street in St Louis
On a Wednesday near noon Z Latimer a traveling salesman from a wood turning company in safety fell in front of Fred Garland’s Myvery stable from a heart attack. John Davis passing by assisted Latimer who grew faint and unconscious. C D Markham driving to the noon train rushed to Pioneer restaurant for Dr Carter who answered the call. Davis cared for Latimer while Markham returned with the doctor who ordered removal to the Markham House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Latimer
St. Louis
Fred Garlend
Myvery
Mr. Latimer
John Dav's
She
Basin
Ansiat
Lattimer
C. D. Markham
Pioneer
Dr. Carter
Progreea Attoc
Mr. Davis
Llanketa
Mr. Markham
Markham House
The Political Process And Party Delegation Systems
Analysis argues the public's suffrage under representative government, the role of political parties, and the flaws of Wyoming's convention system. It condemns delegates trading votes and the ease of elite control, warning that entrenched practices threaten voter influence and party integrity.
Arrington Company Encore for Devils Cast Praise
Medical treatment was given to an afflicted man before he proceeded on travels. The Arrington Company staged the Devil, praised for sharp satire and sustained dialogue. The cast received exceptional commendation for their flawless acting and strong interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lattimer
Arington
Arrington Co
Mr. Arrington
Old Maine Home to Present Theatre Week
The Ar ingtera will perform The Old Maine Home tonight and may present The Devil on Wednesday. If so, locals will be entertained and paid. They plan St Elmo for Sunday and a children's and ladies matinee on Saturday. Tickets are ten cents for the former and twenty five cents for the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ma’ne
St. Elmo
Sheridan Man Visits Basin and Plans Return
D A Lindsay a former Sheridan businessman visited Basin last Saturday staying until Monday then traveled to Thermogola and plans to return by bike to Basin to explore opportunities. He was entertained by Basin friends and received attention from O H Richardson during his visit. The jury commission county treasurer and county clerk Enders finished their work drawing about twelve to thirteen hundred names as authorized by law.
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Sheridan
Basin
D. A. Lindsay
Basi
Thermogola
Diamond City
O. H. Richardson
County Com
Enders
Assaults Preliminar y Held for Worland Shooting Victims
Young men Harry Duncan and Leonidas LaCroix faced a Worland preliminary examination for the shooting of Cortez the Mexican. Prosecutor West led for the state as Judge Williams bound both defendants over to the next criminal court session in $1,000 bail each. they remain jailed in Basin until posting. No formal charge against Cortez has been filed yet by the prosecutor.
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Cortez
Worland
Harry Duncan
Leonidas LaCroix
West
Jones
Mr. West
Williams
Criminal Court
Basin
Atty. Weat
Spurrier Barn Burns Near Town
Spurrier’s two story barn about four miles south of town was destroyed by fire last Monday night with contents valued at over 2000 dollars. Insurance of 600 dollars covered by Phoenix company. Fire detected about 11 pm by the family, but flames had already engulfed one side. Grain, harness, mowing machine, alfalfa seed and sacks lost. Origin likely from sparks from house stoves. Mrs Bud Sheldon critically ill. Mrs Bul Sheldon of Tensleep in danger and may require operation. Dr Carter to visit upper country to assist and assess her condition.
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Spurrier
Phoenix Company
Bud Sheldon
Bul Sheldon
Tensleep
Carter
Sheldon
Dr Carter Summoned to Trapper Creek for Local Illness
George Jenke Bick notes illness of prominent resident George Jenks prompts doctor Carter to be summoned to Trapper Creek where Jenks shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenke Bick
Carter
Trapper Creek
George Jenks
Jenks
West's Paper Draws Crowd At Basin Literary Club
The Basin Literary club welcomed Prosecuting Attorney R. B. West Monday evening as he presented a timely paper on Direct Primaries. Members who debated the topic found themselves unprepared after his negative position earlier, with Blakesley Matteson Smith Thompson and others taking part. A parcels post bill debate is planned next week led by Blakesley and Shepherd.
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R. B. West
The
Basin Literary Club
West
Blakesley
Matteson
Smith
Thompson
Shepherd
Woman's Club meeting promotes Basin city Beautiful plan
The Woman's Club held a highly successful gathering on Wednesday. President Mrs Spankling led efforts to foster Basin beautification with city officials and local business leaders in attendance. A F Marah gave a talk and coffee refreshments were served, contributing to a pleasant affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ed Taylor of Bonanza Attends Big Horn Bank Meeting
Ed Taylor, a Bonanza rancher and merchant, attended the stockholders meeting of the Big Horn County Bank last Monday. He is noted for moving on in life as a banker and farmer with quiet resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Bonanza
Big Horn County Bank
Wise Dines Bank Directors Dinner at Wise Residence
On Monday evening F A Wise entertained Basin State Bank directors at his home. Present were Anson Higby John Seaman W T Whaley H M Spratt Henry Jordan F A Wise and John Luman.
Clerk of Court Returns to Office to Prepare for Session
Clerk of Court W F Brown resumed duties at the clerk of the court’s office after returning from his ranch at Rairden. He is organizing matters in preparation for the upcoming court session under Judge Parmelee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brown
Rairden W
Parmelee
Former Clerk Court Hero Visited Basin on Leave
George B. Russell, longtime clerk of court now living in Cody, spent several days in Basin and departed on Wednesday. He is described as an embodiment of old fashioned courtly manners and respected for his service.
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George 8
Russell
Cody
Basin
Tude Nelson Returns to Hyattville from Idaho
Tude Nelson comes back from Idaho where he has been investigating the country. He may decide to settle permanently in Hyattville. He is well known by residents of Hyattville.
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Tude Nelson
Idaho
Ljoomte
Hyattville
Arnott Called To Greybull For Municipal Matters
J P Arnott was summoned to Greybull this week over legal issues tied to new municipal improvements. The report notes the involvement centers on local infrastructure projects and administrative matters.
L. W. Keith Visits Burlington County Hustler
L. W. Keith of Burlington county, a hustling fellow, was in town a few days ago. He is noted for his get there qualities and showed interest in local affairs during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Keith
Burlington
Aince
Jubilee Gingers Sing at Basin Fraternity Hall
Jubilee Singers will hold a concert at Fraternity Hall on Monday night. It is billed as one of the best numbers in the Lyceum Course bureau schedule for Basin citizens. Advance tickets promise a compHmentary reception and past programs suggest a full house.
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Fraternity
Lyceum
Basin
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Joseph Rhodes
Woland
Carl Wilson
Bell Telephone Co
C. C. Bille
A. McMahan
Miller
F. B. Judkins
George Morrison
J. M. Rhodes
Leonidas LeCroix
Hunatico
Mr. Rhodes
Walter 8. Green
G. F. Birch
B. W. Foster
Luther Albertson
Witmegseland
Green
Albertson
John Gragon
Progress Association
Johu
G. W. Black
Thermopolia
Mr. Black
St. Louie
West’s Paper
Mhe
Wyoming
Thesr
Pitos
Grqat Entertainment
Midland
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