Bryan Attacks Demo Chairman Over Liquor Interests in Virginia
William J. Bryan denounces Homer Cummings head of the Democratic National Committee in Richmond saying the party must not ally with liquor interests. He criticizes Governor Edwards and the Newark inaugural dinner and warns supporters to prepare for a Nebraska Virginia presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William J. Bryan
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Whch
Norfolk
Edwarde
New Jersey
Newark
Bryan
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Edwards
Hiquor
Nebraska
Virginia
Woman's Club Meeting at Basin Receives Diverse Program
Basin Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E F Peterson as chair. The program included a paper on Immigration from Northern Europe, another on Settlement and Occupation of Scandinavian People, a piano solo by Mrs. Gilmore Hartigan, and two student orchestra selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Woman's Club of
Basin
E. F. Peterson
Europe
Literary Digest
T. M. Hyde
Gilmore Hartigan
Republican Love Feast in Cody Attended by Ex-Governor Brooks
The Republicans of Park County held a banquet in Cody last night with ex Governor B. B. Brooks arriving en route to Cody. County Attorney F. A. Little accompanied him to Burlington and then to Cody, meeting J. M. Echwood of Cody who drove them in his car. Little had legal business there and attended the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Cody
B. B. Brooks
Burlington
F. A. Little
J. M. Echwood
Mr. Little
Real estate transfers listed from Lovell and Grey Bull regions
Real estate transfers include Lovell firms Lovell Land Co to Big Horn Badin Clay Products Co for 2397.76 with parcel details. Chesmore et ux to James H. Kelsey for 1200. Robert H. Hades et ux to Kate Braden for 2000. H P Landers to John A. Akerly with lot 1 block 4 in Greybull. Lena Fendring to H B Fendring for 610. L V Stryker et ux to George W in Grey Bull with partial lot descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Land Co
Big Horn Badin Clay Products Co
Chesmore Et
James H. Kelsey
Lovell
Robert H. Hades
Kate Braden
H. P. Landers
John A. Akerly
Greybull
Lena Fendring
H. B
Fendring
L. V. Stryker
George W
Lovell land transfers list small parcels and loans
Lovell and area deeds show Lovell Land Co to John Barneson for 1225 dollars covering part SW quarter lot 62 56 96. Lovell State Bank to Carl J Doerr 600 dollars for lot 1 block 6 Linabary add. J G Hoyet to Carrie B Barber 600 dollars for B part lot and block 5 6th add. to Greybull. Bertha and Irvin Wilkinson to E E Patterson 5000 dollars for lot and sec 16 lot 1 B% NW 21-53-93. Ralph Robertson et ux to Nick Tracas 325 dollars for W 75 ft lot 3 block 1 Strong add. Lovell. Edward Alfred et ux to T R Watson 300 dollars for part lot 1 block 24 Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippetts
Lovell
Lovell Land Co
John Barneson
Lovell State Bank
Carl J. Doerr
Linnabary
J. G. Hoyet Ux
Carrie B. Bar_ber
Greybull
Bertha
Irvin Wilkinson
E. E
A. V. Patterson
Ralph Robertson
Nick Tracas
Edward Alfred
T. R. Watson
West seeks legislative help on irrigation bonds
R B West left for Cheyenne to press lawmakers during the coming session about special legislation to allow bond sales for reservoir construction and costs assessed by benefits. Two county projects and several statewide efforts would benefit, with continued urging from the Commerce committee to secure settlers relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. West
Cheyenne
Weat
Chamber of Commerce Hears Plans and Sets Committee Roles
Members met at Mountain View for a chicken supper and approved minutes. A fund drive seeks 100 to lobby for a reclamation appropriation and a March Wool Growers meeting date was requested. Committees were named for convention tasks and entertainment with Mills discussing cooperative warehouse plans. Next meeting at Mountain View with luncheon served by Mrs. Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mountain View
Big Horn Basin Wool Growers Association
H. H. Hime
Wm. Gibson
Henry Armeling
J. L. Mills
Manderson
Mills
Mandelaon
Court Docket Announces Three Trials
Court announces three cases on the docket and juries called for service. Details of defendants and venues are not provided in the fragment.
February 1920 Big Horn county juries schedule
The Big Horn county district court lists a February term with juries scheduled from Feb 9 to Feb 23. Cases include Mortimer vs Minnis, State vs Lather, Howell vs Big Horn Colonization Co, A W Webb vs C B Q R R, State vs Fisher, Tucker, Hyde vs Alfa Milling Co, Jones vs Renner, Leavitt vs Allen, and Wyoming Gas Co vs St Clair among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County District Court
Mortimer
Minnis
Rolofson
Farlow
State
L’ather
Conner
Arno & Lonabaugh
Easton
Howell
Big Horn Colonization Co
C. B
Hanner
A. W. Webb
Q. R. R. Tolman
Q. BR. BR
Fisher
Advance Runnely Co. Vergee
Tucker
Morris
Hyde
Alalfa Milling Co
Jones
Renner
Stiles
Leavitt
Allen
Spurrier
Valencuela
Letters defend the Big Horn county fair and growth
A Basin Wyoming correspondent argues the Big Horn county fair strengthens community capital, growth, and competition. He warns against isolating the county from shared civic gains and urges united support for the fair as a regional asset benefiting commerce, social life, and education.
Man Arrested for Assault Attempted Blackmail Case Dismissed
Bert Calnan a refinery employee at Greybull was arrested on a complaint by Mrs. Helen Felton for assault with intent to commit rape. A preliminary hearing before Justice Bonwell found insufficient probable cause, labeling the case as attempted blackmail after witness testimony and a letter from her attorney demanding money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Calnan
Greybull
Helen Felton
Bonwell
Calhan
Basin Lodge K of P Social and Dance
Basin Lodge No. 29 members and guests held a social and dance at the lodge rooms last Friday night. The Gould family orchestra provided music and a buffet luncheon followed the dancing at midnight. All attendees reported a very fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Lodge No. 29
K. of P
Gould Family
Farm Lands Change Hands in Week of Real Estate Moves
George Arbeng sold his Orchard Beach farm to C F Renner for 13000 and bought the old Josh Ellis place from A P Helphrey for 10000. Arbeng will move soon. Helphrey sails to Iowa Tuesday to settle affairs and plans to relocate for his wife’s health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arbenz
Orchard Beach
C. F. Renner
Josh Ellis
A. P. Helphrey
Mr. Arbeng
Helphrey
Iowa
Basin band seeks skilled instrumentalists
The Basin band invites any person who can play any instrument to join the organization. The aim is to assemble a full orchestra with Basin players connected to the band. Interested players are asked to attend band meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Band
Basin
County Fair Mediumship to Uncover Hidden Wealth
The piece urges Big Horn county to seize the county fair as a display for its merchantable goods. It argues opportunity knocks through the fair, inviting residents to awaken and become depositors of material means with family participation and a celebratory display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
County fair praised for superior exhibits and crowd size
The author compares county fairs in Platte and Goshen counties to Big Horn county, asserting our fair outshines them in cattle sheep poultry and crowds. He notes needs for more buildings and says the assessment comes after judging and observing fairs in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Republican
Big Horn
Platte County
Goshen County
Assur
Basin Band Plans Final Rex Concert This Winter
The Basin band will perform at the Rex next Sunday afternoon in what is likely the last Sunday concert of the winter season. If you want to hear this group, this may be your final chance for some time as plans for further concerts have not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Band
the Rex
Williams Writes Letter About Basin Return
Fred Williams a contracting car porter now in Albuquerque Mexico reports in The Republican that business is booming there but he hopes to return to Basin soon. He notes high wages and material costs, a warm open winter, and many visitors seeking relief from lung troubles. He sends greetings to Basin friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Albuquerque
Mex
Republican
Basin
Freight wreck delays southbound train near Warren Mont
Southbound passenger No. 30 arrived at 10 30 last night instead of 1 55 due to a freight wreck at Warren Mont. Two freight trains collided head on tearing up track and scattering freight along a long stretch. No injuries reported. Property damage estimated around 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mont
John Zane Stag Party Held in Court House Jury Room
J P Zane hosted a stag party last Saturday night in the court house jury room for about fourteen friends. The evening featured cards and a midnight luncheon, and all attendees reported a very fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Zane
Court House
Congress Cuts Public Building Bill And Foreign Service Funds
Washington January 21 Congress ends thrift week by not recommending public building bill this session. House foreign affairs trims the diplomatic and consular service bill to 8 843 038 dollars, 3 085 125 less than requested and 1 032 074 less than this year. Senate eliminates 42 500 000 dollars from the Americanization bill replacing it with 6 500 000 dollars usable only through end of 1921. Democrats and Republicans unite to slash appropriations in a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
House Public Buildings Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Good Time at Goulds
A small social gathering assembled at Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Goulds home for an evening of dancing and cards with refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gebhart, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Belton, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Zane, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Anderson, Mrs. M. B. Rhodes, Mrs. A. X. Johnson, Mrs. Carl Wilson, O. T. Gebhart, Miss Gladys Smith, Mrs. K. K. Kimbro of Shell, and Gerald, Katherine and Jeanette Pxtra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gould
Wm. Gibson
Earl Gebhart
R. G. Belton
J. P. Zane
P. P. Anderson
M. B. Rhodes
Attorney Wilton Hall Visits Dakota Minnesota Lands
Attorney Wilton Hall returned from a trip into Dakota and Minnesota reporting rising land values near Harriet and Brookings South Carolina and visits to Mankato and St Peter Minnesota. He notes many people moving to Montana and believes aggressive advertising could attract settlers to our state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Hall
Dakota
Minnesota
Hall
Harriet
Brookings
S.C
Mankato
St. Peter
Good News for Ex-Service Men
government life insurance converted policies now allow lump sum death payment under new law signed by the president. For details call 34 W or contact Mrs. R. B. Landfair, Sec. Home Service Sec. A RK. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
R. B. Landfair
Sec. Home Service Sec. A
RK. C
Big Horn County Delegation Heads to Cheyenne
The Big Horn county delegation in the legislature left yesterday for Cheyenne. Senator Skovgard stated the Big Horn men favor irrigation matters and would arrive early to lobby for their needs before the session opens next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Cheyenne
Skovgard
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Woman's Club Meeting
Anna E. Denny
A. X. Johnson
Rairden
Casus
W. H. May
Wyo
Bi Horn
America
Capitol
Tiffany Company of
New York
Tepees
Allyn H. Tedman
Williams
John Zane
Goulds
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