Evening Meetings in Basin Club Rooms Weekends Near Bank
A local club plans evening meetings in rooms under Basin State Bank. The Progress association held a dinner meeting at the Antlers with Mayor Berry presiding. Attendees discussed auto traffic, wheat seed quality, and acreage plans for the coming year. Committees were appointed to promote membership and secure farming and business participation.
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The
Progress Association
Antlers
J. A. Berry
Tihe
Seattle Automobile Club
Sumter
Cody
Gardiner
Automobile Club
R. H. Ahrens
de. Gmith
J. B. Thompson
Dr. Smith
Durkee
W. H.may
John K. Burnham
B. C. Hart
C. D. Markham
W. A. Robb
Lovell
R. H. Ahwens
Busines
Bonwell
Hartigan
Besin
Meeting plans outlined for upcoming talks and tours
Prof Bowmen states meetings will be arranged if possible for ooh She creek and Burlington. Speakers limited and routes arranged in advance. Two fast manned places will be taken care of with several listed dates including Lovell Feb 10 13 Worland Feb & Manderson Feb 10 Basin Feb 11 12 Greybull Feb 14.
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Kane
Cowtey
Lovell
Worlnad
Manderson
Basin
Greybull
Bowmen
Ooh She Creek
Burlington
Trades and transfers near Resin and Thermopolis
This week F L Kirkpatrick traded his ranch over Otto to Fred Harman for residence property occupied by Mr Harmen in Resin. They plan to move around April 1. Fred has farmed many years and Kirkpatrick seeks a city stint. A man named Kelly was brought to Thermopolis last week for forging a check on the Bury hotel and it emerges he operated here. Sheriff Wickwire was notified by Little Gem restaurant manager Savidge that Kelly passed a $6 bogus check on the 28th of last month drawn on an Onm bank. George Clark of Kane was a visitor in town Tuesday.
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F. L. Kirkpatrick
Otto
Fred Har
Harmen
Fred
Kirkpatrick
Kelly
Bury
Wickwire
Savidge
Little Gem
Aquila
Polonia
Apennines
London
Jan. W
Aialli
Rome
Arsa
Aquils
Caterta
Naples
Vesuvius
Woman's Club Supports Red Cross and Awards Program
At the Woman's club meeting Mrs Catherine Morton read a report on Red Cross funds and the Belgian relief donation of 10. The committee to buy flowers for Mrs S Smith heard she is ill. The program, led by Mesdames Snow Pease Belton Denny Main Craig and Booth, featured literary items and songs with Mrs J F Ewers Mrs B T Joslin and Miss Besie Burmingham as entertainers. A reception followed. Henry Payne suffered a nonfatal gun accident near the post office and was treated at Dr Harris's office.
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Woman's Club
Catherine Morton
Red Cros Society
Belsian Relief Fund
Sullivan
Ted
Chi
Mg A
Mewdames Pearson
Wise
Hoath Wes
H. Smith
W. G. Snow
W. 8. Pease
R. G. Belton
J. L. Denny
J. D. Main
Ruy Craig
G. M. Booth
Department of Litera‘ture
Wbrary
Mra. Snow
J. F. Ewers
G. O. Fuchs
B. T. Joslin
Mies Besie Burminghan
Roy G. Belton
Oye Gga
Ake
Arg Mathee
G. W. Raper
G. W. Raper, Rev
Steadman
A. M. Ea
IC. Sman
A. W. Coons
Henry Payne
Dre. Harris
Adventures of Kathryn series at Acumm theater
Kathryn Pictures announces the Adventures of Kathryn a new series to be shown at the Acumm theater tonight. Strong interest promises a crowded house tomorrow night as patrons anticipate the screen adventures.
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Kathryn Pictures
Kathryn
Acumm Theater
Opens Realty Office Opens on C Street by Lou Blakesley
Lou Blakesley rents the Gibson building on C Street and opens a general real estate office. He plans to handle all types of property for sale or trade and will offer full brokerage services.
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Lou Blakesley
Gibson Building
C Street
Wittah
Kan
Episcopal Guild Meeting With Mrs Pease On January Day
The Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs W. Pease on an upcoming January day. A full attendance of the membership is desired.
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Episcopal Guild
Mre
Byron teacher burned to death in rooming house fire
Wilford Conger 25 a Byron public school teacher died in a early Tuesday fire that destroyed his rooming house. Coroner G A Harris and County Attorney W B Collins led an inquest and ruled death from fire caused by an overheated gas stove. Conger taught 7th and 8th grades and was highly esteemed by the Byron community. His funeral arrangements were set to Cody.
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Wilford Concer
Byron
Deal H
G. A. Harris
W. 8. Collins
Conger
Lindsay
Byron Sessions
Harris
Foster Am
Chas
Cody Herald
L. L. Newton
Cody
Wyoming Legislature Opens With Unity and Reform Calls
The Thirteenth Wyoming legislature convened at noon Tuesday with Republican leadership in both houses and a Democratic minority. James Graham was elected speaker. Frank Yoder speaker pro tem. Edward W. Stone president of the Senate. H. J. Chassell president pro tem. A joint message to Governor Kendrick urged prudent, businesslike management, tax equalization, penal and educational advances, and a merit-based convict earnings plan. Pioneer Day plans and local bank reports also appear, with Basin institutions described as sound.
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Wyoming
Frank L. Hour
House
George B. McCellan
Senate
James Graham
Fremont County
BR ‘Frank Yoder
Larame
Edward W. Stone
Laramie County
H. J. Chassell
Brook County
Eiisloves
Kendrick
Masenge
Blate University
Industrial Institute
Bank stockholders dine with Spratts in Basin State event
Monday evening Mr and Mrs T W Spratt entertained Basin State Bank stockholders and officers at dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Miller of Brokentack John Luman Henry Jordan L J Diehl W T Jey F A Wise H Hime R W Spratt and J O Neil Mrs R W Spratt assisted in serving. Dinner highly appreciated by the bank officials.
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T. W. Spratt
The
Basin State Bank
Wm. Miller
Brokentack
John Luman
Henry Jordan
L. J. Diehl
W. T. Jey
F. A. Wise
H. Hime
R. W. Spratt
J. . O'Neil
R W. Spratt
Mid-Continent to Drill Near Ahrens Tract Hime Place
The Mid-Continent company, via local agent Mr Stafta, has contracted Mr Crew to drill a well on the H H Hime place north of the brick plant and near the Ahrens tract. Mr Crawte will move a rig from Bonanza field this week and begin once the ground is prepared. Geologists say the area shows potential, and a flaw in paying quantities could spur river-side development.
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Stafta
Crew
H. H. Hime
Ahrens
Crawte
Bonanza
Bound Over Trio Charged With Grand Larceny
Bound Over Ba Good Bruce Barty after preliminary hearing before Justice Boon well Friday afternoon. They were bound over to district court in bonds of 500 dollars each. The band of Good was signed by Jobo Allen and Rory by Mary S Lampman.
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Ba Good
Bruce Barty
Chareed
Justice Boon
District Court
Band of Good
Jobo Allen
Rory
Mary S. Lampman
Bank Officers Elected by Basin State Bank Directors
Stakeholders met in Teguillar for annual meeting and elected directors Wall Miller T W Spratt John Luman L J D Mehl F A Wise Henry Jordan W T Whaley H H Hime R W Spratt. Officers named for the year include John Lumen vice president envy Jordan vice president H H Hime cashier R W Spratt assistant J B O Neill cashier JS HH Qocking vice president Ed Carothers vice president FF A Wise secretary C H Fitzpatrick cashier and others among directors. The annual writing of the Big Horm County Teak was held last Monday evening and the following directors were named.
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The
Basin State Bank
Teguillar
Wall Miller
T. W. Spratt
John Luman
L. J. D Mehl
F. A. Wice
Henry Jorden
W. T. Whaley
H. H. Hime
R. W. Spratt
Eh Cee
John Lumen
Envy Jordan
Cariier
R W. Spratt
J. B. O’nel
Geckkeeper
County commissioners meet after week long session
Newly elected county board adjourned after a seven day session. They elected Zela Murphy and others as officers. Budget totals 44100 with line items for sheriff, clerks, treasurer, attorneys, roads, schools, and paupers. Bridges and courthouse needs were studied, bank depository approved, and the Rustler named official paper. The board planned Feb 9 and reported a hospital patient rallying.
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Board of County Commissioners
Zela Murphy
T. W. Spratt
C. Avent
J. K. Burnham
Collins
B. F. Wickwlire
L. O. Gray
Ruth Donakieon
G. A. T. W. Spratt Wee
Justice Court
D. A. Keele
Kane
Chas Lawrence
J. H. Welch
Otto
J. G M. Miller
W. W. Murphy
C. E. Harris
Bertha Vandevender
W. S. Qgollins Et al Wee
Cermania
Anderson's Ford
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank
Shoshone River
Byron
Tea Open Meat Market Opens Next Tuesday
Joe Henry will open his meat market in the Henry building next Tuesday. He expects to handle all kinds of the best meats and believes he can build up a nice trade in a short time.
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Joe Henry
Henry
Joe
Tremendous Italian Earthquake Causes Massive Death Toll
A massive earthquake across Italy, from Naples to Rome, leaves Avezzano leveled and counts death tolls from 12,000 to 15,000 with thousands more injured. Rome experiences strong shocks and structural damage including the Porta del Popolo gate and St. Peter's area. Panic spreads as towns collapse and communications fail.
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Rome
Italy
Avezzano
Abbuzzi
Naples
Caserta
Ferrera
Porta del Popalo
St. Peter’s Square
Acme Amusement Hosts Costume Night at Grey Ball
The Acme Amusement company will host a costume night at Grey Ball next Monday. A prize of flour will be given to the best costume and everyone is promised a good time.
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Acme Amusement Company
Grey Ball
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Enings
Farmers Institutes
Col
W. H. May Hae
A. E B. Bowmann
Laramiy
Coun
George Clark of
Dad Payne
Solons
Wilford Conger
C. Dana Carter
H. Cochina
D. L. Carr
Wim. Gbbson
Robt
P. Pesareon
W. BH. Taylor
F. J. Walters
Id. L. Darr
Wm. Gibson
P. Pearson
J. A. Coons
Big Horm County
Pioneer Association
Thies
Basin Country
Wil
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