Train Departures From Basin Time Schedule
Following the time of departure of passenger trains from Basin daily except Sunday. Northbound No 313 at 12 43 pm and Southbound No 311 at 2 33 pm.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
7
Lovell Boosters Convention urged for Basin growth
Editorial urges Lovell Big Horn Progress Associations to reap a harvest of results. It calls for practical, town specific tasks, strong local leadership, and effective advertising of Big Horn Basin wealth to attract outside recognition and development. The piece notes Mayor W. B. Collins’ illness delayed progress and promises to await convention deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Big Horn Progress Associations
W. 8. Collins
Valley of Death
Basin
Big Horn
Lovell Convention
Republican
New County Board Formed in Basin County
The Cody Herald notes the new Basin county commissioners McDonald Gallaher Johnson and the old Big Horn board will meet soon to settle intercounty property matters. It suggests a lump sum endowment for the infant Park county as a first year revenue, praising both counties and lamenting the departure of George Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Russell
Asim
Board of County Commissioners
Basin
Hummer
McDonald
Gallaher
Johnson
Big Horn
Park
Herald
Big Horm
Cody Herald
Chis
Wyoming
George Russell
Senator Schwoob Honored In Wyoming Senate Presidency
Wyoming during a legislative session paid high tribute to Senator Schwoob and to Big Horn Basin for electing him president of the senate. Two years earlier Big Horn honored Charles E Hayden as house speaker. Dwight Be. Moblister declined the offer, denying gallant support to the winning candidate as all Big Horn Basin residents voiced approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Senator Schwoob
Big Horn Baain
Schwoob
Senate
Big Horn
Charles E. Hayden
House
Big Horm
Cody
Dwight BE. Moblister
Jake Wins Election Stirs Wyoming Basin Wide Acquaintance
Wan flashed word that Jake had been elected though timidly. He commands wide acquaintance across the Basin and Wyoming, more than any other representative. Local recognition suggests limited legislative ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Jake
Wyoming
Cody Herald
Spectacle as Champ Clark backs Cannon ruling
Champ Clark voted to support Speaker Cannon after the ruling was appealed. The move came amid insurgent pressure for the second time this season. The article notes Cannon’s competence and criticizes democracy’s performance in governing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Speaker Cannon
Champ
Cannon
Hangs
Jong
Wyoming Legislature to Elect U S Senator Clark
On Tuesday January 24 the Wyoming state legislature will ballot for United States Senator C. D. Clark after Republican caucus nomination. The law requires election on the second Tuesday after organization and will continue until a winner is chosen as the people’s will is carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
C. D. Clark
United States
Wyoming Legislature Sees Republicans Solid in Cheyenne
Insurgents from the Wyoming scene are outpaced as Republicans organize the legislature and aim to re elect their favored ally with Warren Clarence D. Clark. The Big Horn Basin shines as a beacon while Diamond City youths return home to praise this region. Democratic bills spark talk of populist intrusions from Kanasas style lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Warren
Clarence D. Clark
Masquerade Ball Crowds and Costume Winners Named
Miss Havens hosts a masquerade ball with many costumes and a lively crowd. Mrs. Bob Lily wins the women’s prize as a cowgirl, Lester Carter son of Dr. C Dana Carter wins the men’s prize dressed as a colonial gentleman. Other notable outfits include Goddess Liberty by Miss Simons, Uncle Sam by Scholz boys, Little Red Riding Hood by Mrs. Giteon, and various Native American costumes. Judges included F. Wiolkwire, Matteson, and Briaw. Mrs C G Widebery provided an orchestral/ musical piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simons
Liberty
Uncle Sam
Scholz
Jim Giteon
Red Ridinghead
Old Two Dog
Rain-n the-Face
Moon Dancer
Frank Eye
Ted Denny
Earl Gehart
Moon
Ke Young Barnes
Sis Hopking
BH. F. Wiolkwire
B. R. Matteson
Briaw
C. G. Widebery
Thermopolis
Hal Blakestey
Cellars Flooded On Fourth St In Local Stores
Flooded cellars in G. W. Black & Co. stores and the New York Store run by O. G. Linnabury after city mains replacement on Fourth street. Pipes are reported as rusted and fragile, breaking easily. City Engineer Atherly drives rapid, efficient replacement work amid repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Black & Co
New York
O. G. Linnabury
Fourth Street
Atherly
Hk 13
A Capable Contractor In Brick and Stone Work
C H Richardson is a well known brick mason securing substantial brick and stone contracts. He has completed the Weorland bank, power plant, and new schoolhouse, built the Diamond City's grammar school, and is now erecting an addition to the Antlere Hotel. Richardson also offers modern concrete work and invites builders to consult him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Richardson
Richardson
Weorland
Diamond City
New Handsome Grammar School
Antlere
Looks Good To Old Friends In Cody Visit
B A Sesetona of Byron spent several days in Cody and was greeted warmly by old friends. He previously ran the Cody and Valley stage line before moving to Byron, and his friends note his prosperity and good fortune in the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Sesetona
Byron
Cody
Barney
Mr. Seesion
Cody and
Valkey
Cody Herald
J W Alexander Resigns From Big Horn Milling Co
J W Alexander with Big Horn Milling Co resigns and leaves for Cody briefly with J F Newschwander. He plans to remain in Basin country, preferring not to return east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Alexander
Big Horn Milling Co
Cody
J. F. Newschwander
Mr. Alexander
Basin
For Sale Alfalfa Seed and Miscellany
For sale 5000 pounds of alfalfa seed and 4500 pounds time thy seed. Call on or address W. 8. Fiecus in Tensleep Wyoming. Also oysters in bulk and can, strictly Michigan celery offered through Mengel & Co. ols-tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Mengel & Co
Billy Tilforth Returns From England To Basin Pride
William Tilforth arrives back in the Basin amid cheers at the municipal electric plant. He traveled from England via Chicago and New York to Bournemouth where he visited his father and saw lace towns like Nottingham. He praises Basin sunshine and opportunities, while old neighbors exchange questions about local affairs. Don Huntington’s daughter undergoes rib surgery for pneumonia complications, improving after treatment by Dr. C. Dana Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Billy Tilforth
Chicago
New York City
Cherbourg
France
Southampton
Bournemouth
England
William Tilforth
Sheffield
Nottingham
Clarence Salisbury
Billy
Charley Shaw
Charle
Fred Garlan
Gus Allen
Mr. Tilfonth
Big Horn Basin
Basin
Old Basin
Rev Judson to Lead Shells Baptis t Church Meetings
Rev E F Judson begins a series of meetings at the Baptist church in Greybut on February 5 for one week. He will be assisted by Rev E P Bordens of Mandeorson.
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F. Judson
Greybut
Rey
E, P, Bordens
Mandeorson
Property for sale in Mecklem addition corner lot
Auction notice for Gale Cheap-Lots lot one and two block seven Mecklem addition on Seventh Street corner with improvements. Sold cheap and taken at once. Apply to G B Brigham Basin.
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Mecklem Addition
Seventh Street
G. B. Brigham
Basin
Anderson and Johnson Ad Promotes Farm Equipment
A Good Rancher Keeps up his tooth. Our plows and discs are of the best and lowest in prices. See ue before you buy. An derson Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Johnson
Delightful Card Party Hosted by Metz and Dodge
A Friday afternoon card party at Mrs. Percy W. Metz home, jointly hosted with Mrs. C. W. G. Dodge, drew a large attendance with six tables. Carnations decorated the setting and a dainty collation pleased guests. A notice invites readers to join the Lucky Curve Club and mentions Basin Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Metz
C. W. G. Dodge
Metz
Lucky Curve Club
Basin Pharmacy
Anderson & Johnson
Basin, Wyo
Wyoming War of Lands Noted by Land Office
United States Land Office in Buffalo Wyoming on November 19 1910 notes that the State of Wyoming has filed in this office the following War of lands to wit notice is hereby given to whom it may concern with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
W. F. Brittain
Buffalo
Wyoming
State of
Towit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gebhaart & Anderson
C. T. Gebhart, P. P. Anderson
Asociate
Town of
Official Paper
Big Horn County
Lovell Boosters’ Convention
Clark
Kanunas
Petticoa
Combina
Fourth St
Linnabary
Don Huntington
Pasin
Pr. C. Dana Carter
E. F. Judson
Gale
Reglater
James D. Galup
Ni&ne
United States Land Office
Swissel
Warner
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