Woman's club plans lectures and park project in Wyoming town
The civic committee of the Wo man’s club, at Mrs Alice Richardson’s home, will offer a course of lectures. A committee of Snow, Tallon, and Richardson will handle details, with J B Thompson and M O Barnes to liaise with the town council on donating water rights to irrigate a frontage. The aim is a pretty park along the unsightly strip to advertise Diamond City, drawing favorable remarks and elevating the town’s image as Wyoming’s future beauty spot.
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Woman's Club
Mra
Alice Richardson
Fenre
Re. W, C, Snow
Mre. Tallon
Mra. Richardson
J. B. Thompson
M. O. Barnes
Burington
Diamond City
Wyoming
Names on dead letter list for January 31 1911
Remaining names listed for the Basin office week ending January 15 1911 include Burwell Mrs Earnest Crable Mrs J J Cook Mrs Nellie Garard Miss Jennie Gilum Mrs A M Godfrey Miss Annie Himkley Mrs A Jobmeon Mrs Denman Jobmeon Mrs Fred Oleon JuMa 8 Pantee Mrs Warren Arnold Mr Beyeen Amos Cowan A C Clark Wm Derby Mark Ells E R Haye Jack Honnold 3 8 Hauser H P Haracet Harry Moore Fred P Morten J Noll Tokoc Olson R Parkhurst R M Stort Shorty Widalof Michael Wientz John These letters will be sent to the dead letter office January 31 1911 if not delivered before that time In calling for the above please say adver Used giving date of list
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Basin
Burwell
Earnest
Crable
J. J. Cook
Jennie. Gilum
A. M. Godfrey
Annie
Himkley
A. Jobmeon
Denman
Jobmeon
Fred. Oleon
JuMa
Pantee
Warren. Arnold
Beyeen
Amos. Cowan
A. C. Clark
Wm. Derby
Mark
Ells
E. R. Haye
Jack
Honnold
Hauser
H. P. Haracet
Harry. Moore
Fred P. Morten
J. Noll
Tokoc. Olson
R. Parkhurst
R. M. Stort
Shorty Widalof
Michael Wientz
John
Mrs Lou Blakesley Organizes Lodges in Wyoming
Mrs Lou Blakesley, deputy organizer for Big Horn county, left Monday for Cody Powell and other points to establish lodges in the Royal Neighbors. She will be gone all week on this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Blakesley
Cody,Powell
Big Horn County
Scholz Brothers Cut Ice On The Big Horn River
The Scholz Brothers are cutting ice on the Big Horn and employing eight men. They will stock ice for the coming season for themselves and Oscar McNey. Also advertising a full line of gas and coal heating stoves at Black's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholz Brothers
Big Horn
Oscar McNey
Black's Jitt
Improvements At Antiera Hotel By Walter Shoemaker
Walter Shoemaker, new lessee of the Antlers hotel, is transforming the hotel with repapering and repainting of offices and dining room. He is building a brick 22 by 32 foot kitchen and will merge the old kitchen and dining room into one space. The former laundry area will become a private dining room. Contractors are O H Richardson and J Harbison.
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Walter Shoemaker
Antlers
Shoemaker
Amters
O. H. Richardson
J. Harbison
Great Western Marble & Granite Works Sees Encouragement
The Great Western Marble and Granite Works, formed by H. W. Guyor James F Ewers and I E Jenkins, reports strong gate sales of monuments tombs and cemetery work. Mr Guyor just returned from Montana after ten days there and says more salesmen will be added soon to meet demand. The firm has contracted the entire output of a Montana cemetery work specialist to fulfill orders promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Marble & Granite Works
H. W. Guyor
James F. Ewers
I. E. Jenkins
Guyor
Montana
Basin
Traveling Convention Begins Mission Travel Plan
Rev. W. R. Howell left for Rock Springs yesterday to conduct a mission and will preach at Lusk on Sunday January 22. The Baptist church introduces a traveling convention with an announced itinerary. Four well known speakers will accompany Rev Howell.
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W. R. Howell
Rock Springs
Lusk
Baptist Church
Republican
Howell
Prominent Cody Attorney Visits Diamond City
J. H. Van Horn, a leading Cody attorney, visited Diamond City on Monday to review records ahead of filing an important suit. He returned to Cody on Tuesday.
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Cody
J. H. van Horn
Park County
Diamond Cit
van Horn
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Wyoming 1911
Notice is given that WIL am M. Rannells the legal assignee of William Murrayng has filed to enter under Section 2206 of the Revised Statutes the land described as the swigse4 section 28 township 50 range 88 west sixth principal meridian serial No 04386. Any person adversely claiming or objecting to mineral land or other reasons should file affidavits in protest by February 28 1911. 120-124 W. F. Brittain Register.
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United States Land Office
Buyifa’o
Wyoming
Wilam M. Rannells
William Muvuryjng
Hyattine
Big Horn
United States
W. F. Brittain
Notice For Publication Non Coal Land USA Buffalo Office
Notice is hereby given that William M. Rannella legal assignee of William M Wells of Hyattville has filed an application to enter under section 2306 of the Revised Statues for the land described as The sesely gee 28 t 50 mr 88 w Och p m serial No 04387. Objections based on mineral character or other reasons to disposal should be filed by date in the office of W F Brittain Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
William M. Rannella
Wiliam M. Wells
Hyattville
County of Big Horn
United States
Dordetlan
W. F. Brittain
Register
Baptist chapel car aids new church in Diamond City
The Baptist chapel car went through Diamond City last week en route to lucerne. Rev Arthur Sangawon is in charge and this Sunday he baptised six converts. Rev W K Howell was present. The efforts of the men resulted in a new church being organized there with seventeen charter members. A building committee was selected and a new church will be erected at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Chapel
Diamond City
Lucerne
Arthur Sangaton
W. KK. Howell
Filling Lucas Place Debacle
Deputy county clerk Alex Lucas is absent and John P Arnott Jr fills the deputy’s role. Arnott, described as a frightened man, is the son of J P Arnott.
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Alex Lucas
John P. Arnott, Jr
J. P. Arnott
Notice for Publication of Timber Land Purchase Bid
Notice records Paul M. Morris of Manderson Wyoming filing February 17 1910 to purchase timber and land in section 14 township 44 north range 88 west with appraisal totals 885 dollars timber 240000 board feet at 2.50 per thousand and land 310 dollars final proof February 13 1911 before U S Commissioner at Basin any protest or contest may be filed before patent issues. d2-126 W. F. Brittain Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Paul M. Morris
Manderson
Wio
Gilmore Hartigan
U. S
Basin
Lberty
W. F. Brittain
Register
Trapper Creek School Burns in Morning Fire
Nathan Loveland, once top of his class, and uncle G R Jenks were among those at the burned Trapper Creek schoolhouse after five o'clock Monday. Fire destroyed the building and contents with no tracks found in the snowy ground. Suspected matches as cause, amid school dismissal pending a new building. Joy Wymann was the district teacher.
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Nathan Loveland
G. R. Jenks
Trapper Creek
Joy Wymann
W B Rose Locates In Basin Basin Trading Moves In
W B Rose settles in Basin to lead a packing house sales effort in the Big Horn Basin. The firm aims to capture the sale trade as traveling salesmen shift to regular schedules. Rose and his wife plan Basin headquarters and a new home, strengthening social and business circles in the area.
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Big Horn Basin
N ‘Ts
W. B. Ross
Nansell
Nansell House and With His Wife Wit ‘Uke
Fu Ne
Mrs. Roce
Deputy assessor Abbey suffers severe grippe attack
On Monday L. J. Abbey the new deputy assessor arrived in Hasin from Worland where he spent Sunday with his family and soon after his arrival fell very ill requiring a return home He is suffering with a very severe attack of influenza also described as grippe.
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L. J. Abbey
Hasin
Worland
Ia Grippe
Guests of the Thompsons Attend Midland Entertainment
Mr and Mrs Frank Ewing a prosperous farmer from Shell Creek visited the Thompsons at the start of the week. They were guests of Mr and Mrs J B Thompson and attended the Midland entertainment Monday evening with their hosts.
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Frank Ewing
Shell Creek
J. B. Thompson
Midland
Estray Notice for Three-Year-Old Mare Strayed Jan 1911
Notice to interested party that on the ith day of January 1911 a young mare estray was found. The three year old mare bears a distinctive brand on the left jaw and left thigh. Owners or claimants urged to come forward.
Estray Notice from Basin Wyoming 1911
White face white strip and white hind legs and weighs about 1000 pounds. Estray taken at my place near St Joe Wyoming. Owner may reclaim by proof of property and payment of costs within six months. If unclaimed, it will be sold as provided in Chapter 177 of the Wyoming Statutes 1910. Basin Wyoming January 16 1911.
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St. Joe
Wyoming
Basin, Wyo
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City Drug Store
Lucky Curve
Antiera Hotel
Lucas
Mattie A. Morgan
William T. Morgan
Fred W. Crandall
Ellis & Kelly
Collins
Pasin
Collins & Hyde
Trapper Creek School
Burns
W. B. Rose
The
Thompsons
Ed Dunaway
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