Basin Chamber of Commerce To Hold First Good Fellowship Night
The Basin Chamber of Commerce plans its first annual Good Fellowship meeting in the M E church basement next Monday. John Crook will deliver a lecture on the Problem of the Ages. A large program includes music, readings, and speeches by local figures such as Mayor West and Hon. Asa Mercer Gould.
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Goodfellowship
Basin Chamber of Commerce
M. E
W.H. May
Basins
Hime
Extra
Gray
Arnott Good Fellowship
Dean Dixon
West Solo
Wiggin
W. A. Mortimer
Big Horn County
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Coons
Bertha Vandevender
Asa Mercer Gould
J. R. Bonwell
Wyoming
D. L. Carr
John A. Crook
Denver
Woman Club Meeting Highlights January Session
The Woman's Club met on Wednesday January 11. Officers appointed a program committee led by Mrs. James O Neil. Reports covered Red Cross membership at 96 percent and a Christmas cheer fund. Program featured talks readings solos and refreshments served by hostesses.
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Woman's Club
James O'Neil
R. B. West
Losey
Simon Skovgard
Winters
General Federation of Women's Club
Hyde
Red Cross
Red Cros
McNown
Murphy
Thos M. Hyde
Bishop
Main Street
Armstrong
Esther Pauley
Social Affairs of the Week Social Events
Mr and Mrs Armstrong hosted a deluxe dinner Saturday with Floy Booth Gladys Booth Wilkie H Kinney and H Montgomery among guests. Friday evening Mrs RK Weat and Mrs Guy Brill held a bridge party for Mrs R R Douny with many attendees listed including H Brome L Brome C P Brown T K Bishop J Dixon and others.
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Armstrong
Misses Floy
Gladys Booth
Wilkie
H. Kinney
H. Montgomery
RK. B. Weat
Guy R. Brill
Bridge
R. R. Douny
Mesdames
H. ©. Brome
L. Brome
C. P. Brown
T. K. Bishop
Farewell Events Highlight Mrs Denny’s Sendoff Week
Mrs Denny receives gifts from Miss Baumboemner Lawrence Megown and Rappert at a Markham House gathering. Eastern Star hosts a farewell party, followed by Presbyterian ladies Kensington at Mrs T K Bishop home. Twenty members attend with several named guests and a buffet luncheon.
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Lawrence
Megown
Rappert
Meredif
Armstrong
Denny
Baumboemner
Markham House
Eastern Star
Presbyterian
Kensington
T. K. Bishop
Basin Camp 5586 M W A Installs Officers for Year
Basin Camp 5586 M W A installed their officers for the ensuing year. An oyster supper followed for the members and Royal Neighbors. Dancing and cards were enjoyed and all reported a very fine time.
Big Horn County Red and Gun Club Elects Officers
Members signed the club roll at the chamber of commerce to elect permanent officers J R Bonwell as president Wm C May as vice president T J Jones as secretary and A S Moore as treasurer A committee will study building a river pond for game fish and report on Arizona quail. Meetings set for the third Monday each month with a $1 first year dues and open to all 15 or older of good character.
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Big Horn County
Red and Gun Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Bonwell
Wm. C. May
T. J. Jones
A. 8. Moore
W.H. Pauley
C. A
Officials Certify County Jury List For Coming Term
John Weintz chairman Marl Rhodes and Zela Murphy certified the county jury list this week to the district court clerk to draw jurors for service at the upcoming term of court.
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John Weintz
Board of County Commissioners
Marl V. Rhodes
Zela Murphy
Basin Lodge 29 Knights of Pythias Installation Night
Basin Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias held its installation of officers on Friday night followed by the annual installation hall. Members and guests danced until midnight and then enjoyed supper in the banquet hall. All attendees reported a very enjoyable evening.
Advances for farming approved by War Finance Corp
The War Finance Corporation announced approval of 194 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes totaling 6,204,000 dollars. Colorado will receive 167,000 dollars, Montana 495,000 dollars, South Dakota 618,000 dollars, and Wyoming 378,000 dollars.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Colorado
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Wyoming Oil Market Notes December Leases and Plans
December lease grants list prospector names Fred G 8 Hesse Buffalo B M Ray Thermopolis and others with lands in Townships and Ranges. Oil discovery at LAK ranch near Newcastle at 445 feet, BE T Williams plans an 800 barrel day refinery at Salt Creek blending with Williams Co outputs. Exports of crude oil rise over pre war levels. House passes bill to extend drilling time for hard pressed permittees. Ira Wetherill visits town.
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Fred G
Hesse
Buffalo
B. M. Ray
Thermopolis
Co. F. Whittier
Los Angeles
Cal
J. M. Kent
George G. Belt
Newcastle
BE. T. Willims Oil Co
Salt Creek
Williams Gasoline Co
B. T. Williams Co
Casper
Commerce Department
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Interior
House
Walsh
Massachusetts
Pittman
Nevada
Sheridan Rod and Gun Club Organized with Big Membership
The Sheridan Rod and Gun Club was formed last Friday evening with Cr. Watt Brandon aiding the effort. The group plans a statewide drive to organize similar clubs in each county to cooperate with the state game department.
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Sheridan
Cr. Watt Brandon
Masters Club Plans Basin March Program
Ruby Scholz president and Dr. W O Gray secretary of the Big Horn Basin Masters Club met Worland officials Wednesday evening to confer on the March Basin event program.
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Ruby Scholz
W. O. Gray
Big Horn Basin
Worland
Basin
March Léth
Red Cross Tuesday Election Of Local Officers
The annual election of officers for the local American Red Cross chapter will be held in the chamber of commerce rooms next Tuesday afternoon January 17 at 3:30. All members are urged to attend.
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American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau Elects Leaders At Laramie Meeting
One of the state farm bureau’s most successful meetings closed in Laramie Wyoming with Oliver Hower elected president John Gannin of Lander sec treas Paul Dupont named vice president A F Snyder of Lovell to the state marketing committee Governor Carey Senator Kendricks and several others spoke at the gathering in Wyoming.
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Laramie
Wyo
State Farm Bureau
Oliver Hower
John Gannin
Lander
Sec Treas
Paul Dupont
A. F. Snyder
Lovell
Carey
Senator Kendricks
C. E. Braufute
Ohio
R. ©. Pollock
Iowa
W. B. Lloyd
M. Birdseye
L W. Hill
Washington
Banks in Big Horn County Hold Combined Assets
Bank statements from towns in Big Horn County show total assets of 3 310 857 03. The Greybull banks total 1 028 812 45 and Basin banks 1 293 293 31.
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Big Horn County
Greybull
Basin
Four Power Treaty cited by major world powers
The Four Power Treaty among United States, British Empire, France and Japan aims to preserve general peace and protect their rights in the Basin region. The notice notes this as a framework agreed upon for regional stability.
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United States OF America
British Empire
France
Japan
Pacific Ocean Possessions Treaty Talks Among Major Powers
The leading nations including the United States United Kingdom France Japan and Canada Allied dominions outline a pact to respect insular possessions and establish mechanisms for resolving Pacific disputes through diplomacy and joint conferences if needed.
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Pacific Ocean
United States
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
Dominion of Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
Dominion of
New Zealand
French Republic
Japan
Odd Fellows Attend Greybull Encampment Meeting
Basin Odd Fellows journeyed to Greybull for Encampment No. 24 L O O F installation of a full officer group by O D G P Extra assisted by G J Schenk D L Carr Chas Galusha J W Osborn Wm C Fedderson and F B Chase. A lunch followed and talks were given. The Greybull Encampment includes Thermopolis Worland Basin Greybull Lovell and welcomes visiting members. Meetings are on the second and fourth Fridays each month.
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Basin Odd Fellows
Greybull
R. J. Extra
G. J. Schenk
D. L Carr
Chas. Galusha
J. W. Osborn
Wm. C. Fedderson
Basin
F. B. Chase
Mrs Annabelle Mason Committed to Lander Hospital
Mrs Annabelle Mason wife of W L Mason of Greybull was committed to the hospital at Lander on Tuesday morning before district court commissioner J R Bonwell and a jury R J Extra P P Anderson W J Jones J L Murphy R A Gould and K K Kimbro. She was described as sub normal mentally and had previously been confined in a Nebraska sanitarium.
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Annabelle Mason
W. L. Mason
Greybull
Lander
J. R. Bonwell
R. J. Extra
P. P. Anderson
W. J. Jones
J. L. Murphy
R. A. Gould
K. K. Kimbro
Nebraska
Dr Van Slyke Recovers From Typhoid Siege
The Republican publishes a letter from Dr L G Van Slyke of Hyattville thanking friends for kindness during his bout with typhoid fever. He credits Dr Williams with the untiring effort helping his quick recovery and says he expects to be out soon.
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L. G. van Slyke
Hyattville
Van
Williams
Attempted self harm prompts care after crisis
Henry Suhr in Elk Creek area swallowed iodine in a personal crisis yesterday morning. Jim Minks and Dr. Chester Harris intervened to prevent danger. Authorities expect an insanity complaint to be filed today as Suhr’s mental state is described as defective following illness.
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Henry Suhr
Elk Creek
Jim Minks
Chester Harris
Suhr
District Court Jury Drawn for January Term
Fifty men from across the county were drawn for the term opening January 30. The Lampitt case, moved from Hot Spring county, will begin once jurors report. Over a hundred witnesses will testify in the Grass Creek dynamite explosion case.
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Lampitt
Hot Spring
Grass Creek
F. M. Booth
Lovell Chas
McDonald
Manderson
Wilford Neves
Burlinton
AFP
Brokaw
Denver
WL. Howe
Kane Warren Brinkerhoff
Lovell
Lyce Asay
W P. Fulton
Frannie
Arthur Fiitner
Greybull
W. B. Edwards
Emblem
W. B. Alfred
C. Pritchard
Hyattville
Richard Mott
Burlington
Geo. W. Kershner Jr
Shell
A. A. Smith
Kane
George A. Norton
Ea Corfield
Basin
E. C. Loveland
Atchilles Brown
J. T. Brosius
James Arnett
J. W. McCollum
Frank Lucas
James A. Clifton
Court Brings Large Crowd for Albert Lampitt Case
The Albert Lampitt murder trial will draw Basin's largest court crowd since 1910. About two hundred witnesses jurors and attorneys plus interested parties will attend as the trial begins January 30th.
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Albert Lampitt
Spring Creek
Fight Soon in Thermopolis at Liberty Club
Rey Conley and Cowboy Padgett of Colorado will meet for a ten round hour at the Liberty club in Thermopolis on January 17. Both fighters are described as clever with the gloves and expected to provide a valuable exhibition.
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Rey Conley
Cowboy Padgett
Colorado
Liberty Club
Thermopolis
Basin State Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Basin State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting last Monday with all present officers reelected.
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The
Basin State Bank
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Geological Survey
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Garrison, N. Dak
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Ira Wetherill
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Big Muddy
Pilot Butte
Hamilton Dome
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