Ionia Correspondence Highlights Local School and Land Ads
In Ionia a debate features Hartman Brown impressing with early American history knowledge. Miss Beasle Strong earns praise in her second term teaching. Local improvements include Stant Brown adding four rooms to his home. Basin and Greybull land bargains are advertised with terms and prices. Ads mention rheumatism remedies, Basin pool hall, and pressed clothing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Brown
Beasle Strong
Stant Brown
Basin notes and illness fill local week
Several residents travel and recoveries mark the week in Basin. Billy Sleeper and W B Nuckola stayed at the Pioneer hotel, Mrs Kate Hopkins from Burlington visits, and six year old Roy Sprague Jr remains ill with bronchitis under Dr Colela’s care. The primary school closes temporarily while teacher Amy Gould recovers. Pearl Kirkpatrick returns to Basin for high school. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sanders is buried, efforts for revival fail. Mrs J O Blakenley hosts a dinner for Mrs Marshall and daughter from Basin. Hensley responds to a telegraph about his son Elmer. Jack Haines works on the ranch. a planned play is postponed due to club illness. John Perrine’s Washington trip yields improved Basin prospects. Milton Tolman moves from Utah to Basin for residence. Sim Armstrong, of Big Horn Oil & Gas Co, is ill with tonsillitis but expected to recover. Dr E W Foster testifies in the luna cy case of Jos M Rhodes in Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Blakenley
Marshall
Basin
Mr. Hensley
Elmer Hensley
Jack Haines
Jack
Dramatic Club
John Perrine
Washington
Basin Country
Milton Tolman
Utah
Gapen Heads for Kansas and Omaha Trip
Frank Gapen, a well known upper country rancher, left last Saturday for Omaha and Kansas to visit for about two weeks. He plans to return with several families accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapen
Kansas
Frank Gapen
Omaha
Card of Thanks and Local Notices Bridge
Card of Thanks expressed by John Staton for kindness during wife Mae E Staton illness. Woodmen's Ball announced for Jan 20 at Fraternity hall with attendees from region. Miss Haven's Masquerade set for Jan 18 at Fraternity hall. Presbyterian Ald Society meet Jan 20 at 2 30 pm at Mrs C L Brome residence. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised. Hair goods offered. Bay mare for sale by L Filehman Bayla Bhel Route J A Farbien dentist phone 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae E. Staton
Woodmen
Fraternity Hall
Miss Haven
Presbyterian Ald Society
C. L. Brome
William Douglas story fragment prompts uncertain title
Fragmentary OCR text yields limited readable facts about William Douglas. The source contains garbled phrases and names without a clear event, place, or date to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
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Euthymol
the Daily
Metropolitan Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
Frank A. Wise
Tue Barteldes Seed CO
Denven
Coro
West
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Tat
R. P. Ross
Basin, Wyo
W. Wakeley, G. P. A
Omaha, Nebraska
Hime Bros
Carpenters
Loveland & Potter Transfer
Capital
M. R. Douglas
Old Homestead
Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer
Wyo
Basin Blacksmith Shop
Back of
Mountain View
Ionia
Greybull
J. L. Linn, Jr
Diamond City
H. L. Mead
Oavu, Nls
J. J. Broderick
J. Bircumshaw
Mercer Bros. Land & Live Stock CO
Hyattville, Wyo
J. H. Tully
Nowood
Littl Canyon Creek
Postoflice Nowood
Billy Sleeper
W. B. Nuckola
Pioneer Hotel
Kate Hopkins
Burlington
Alex, Sanders
Sim Armstrong
Big Horn Oil & Gas Co
Dr. Carter
BIG Horn County Bank
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Hurst & Bailey
John Staton
Mra. Whitmore
Gale
Wentre
L. Filehman
J. A. Farbien
William Douglas Canmarus
Rogers House Basin
Big Horn Basin
A. E. Lewis
Prop
Hyattville
Hyattville Club
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