Senator Clark Re-Elected to U S Senate from Wyoming
The Republican Senator C. D. Clark is chosen for a third full term by a legislative joint ballot by a majority of twelve. Born 1851 in New York, he moved to Wyoming in 1881, served as Uinta County prosecutor, deputy and judge, and has represented Wyoming in Congress since 1890 with reelection in 1899 and 1905.
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C. D. Clark
United States Senate
Wyoming
Clarence Don Clark
Sandy Creek
Oswego County
N. Y
Iowa State University
Delaware County
Iowa
Evanston
Wyo
Uinta County
Territory of
Clark
Clarks
Biographical sketch of J M Schwoob Wyoming senate president
The Cheyenne Tribune profiles J M Schwoob born in Canada in 1574. He moved to Buffalo in 1892, worked in hotels, then settled in Cody Wyoming, building a successful mercantile business. Married with a nine year old son, he pursued Yankee and Mason aspirations, becoming a respected state leader.
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State Senate
Cheyenne Tribune
J. M. Schwoob
Jacob M. Schwoob
Dominion of Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Cody
Wyo
Schwoob
Wycoming
Senate
The Eagle arrives in Lander in a proud moment
The Eagle, a newspaper named after the symbol of freedom, arrives in Lander after a brief, painless incubation. It states the arrival is not to fill a longfelt journalism gap but to establish its presence in Lander under the name Lander Haglo.
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United States of America
Lander
Lander Haglo
Chenery Joins Wyoming Press Ranks With Eagle Hope
The Republican welcomes J A L Chenery to Wyoming journalism as a rising writer. He pairs with Nicholson to form a new Eagle team after Bills Barlow's death, promising a strong and triumphant era in the field. The note highlights Chenery's craft and wide quotation.
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Wyoming
Lander
J. A. L. Chenery
Jack Chenery
Bill Barlow
Republican
Chenery
Nicholson
Baldwin presses bill for reform wheel near Basin
Rep R A Baldwin advocates a bill to authorize erecting and locating a reform wheel near Basin. He told the Progress Association that a site could be obtained if donated, and the association's executive committee agreed to use all efforts to secure a site if the bill passes.
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Baldwin
R. A. Baldwin
Basin
The
Progress Association
New Books For Carnegie Library Introduced
The Carnegie Library trustees have purchased a large new collection spanning many subjects. Carl Armeling submitted a list of 41 volumes on agricultural topics at about 900 dollars total. The reading room grows in popularity as patrons enjoy new magazines and reference works with Mrs Denny ready to assist.
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Carnegie Library
Carl Armeling
Denny
Pleasant Paint Rock Evening at Weintz School
A Friday night program at the Weintz School featured Miss Gwen Thomas’s teaching flair followed by a basket supper. Auctioneer R D Mercer stoked local praise as about thirty boxes earned one hundred six dollars for the school library, with Paint Rock’s youths enjoying the event.
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Paint Rock
Weintz
Gwen Thomas
R. D. Mercer
Hart's Good Roads Bill Would Create Special Districts
A quick look at Representative Hart of Big Horn county bill shows it would allow voters to create special good roads districts. These districts could issue improvement bonds similar to school districts. The measure aims to advance county thoroughfares if practically applied.
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Hart
Big Horn County
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Carnegie Library Tue Afternoon
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will host a meeting at the Carnegie Library next Tuesday at 3 PM. The program includes a major discussion on Christian Citizenship and invites the public, members, and citizens to attend.
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Carnegie Library
Basin social page features Mrs Noble and sons
Mrs Noble wife of Ed itor Noble of the Thermopolis Independent visited Basin on Monday with her two sons. She traveled from Greybull where she had been visiting friends and met many former acquaintances in Diamond City before leaving for Thermopolis on Tuesday.
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Noble
Basin
Lin. Noble
Thermopolis
Basin Visior
Greybull
Diamond City
Mra Linnabary’s Parents Return From Iowa Trip
Mr and Mrs J W Brown parents of Mrs O G Linnabary return from a months long stay in Iowa. They arrived in Diamond City last Saturday and will likely remain. Quick shaves and first class work for the OK barber shop.
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Mra
Linnabary
O. K
Beet Acreage Effort and New Choir Form in Basin
Progress Association discussion chaired by President Collins yields a committee to solicit beet acreage with representatives Hunter Skovgard Irwin. Also urges support for reform school bill near Basin. Supt Rossiter forms a 16 voice choir with diverse instruments led by E B B Rossiter. roster includes Miss Ruth Smith as organist.
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Progress Association
Billings
Messrs
Charnsey
May
Hunter
Burlington Railroad
Pres. Collins
R. C. May
Big Horn Basin
Tom Hunter
Skovgard
O. W. Irwin
R. A Baldwin
Basin
Basin Progress Association
Rossiter
Diamond City
Ebb. Rossiter
J. C. McGee
Robert Peas Son
Harry Drumm
Ruth ‘Smith
School Items Of Interest
Attendance diminishes due to severe colds and lagrippe. This week begins the second semester. The high school adds new subjects with geology enrolling 14 in class. Ninth grade starts Ancient history and American literature while tenth takes plain geometry and juniors begin a new English class.
Special Church Services Announced by Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church will hold special services for two weeks. The date will be announced in The Republican later. Good speakers will be featured and the same excellent music attracting much attention will be provided.
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Presbyterian Church
Take A Ride in a Fremont Buggy Sold by Anderson Johnson
A Fremont buggy is sold by Anderson Johnson. The item is presented with simple sales language and emphasizes the ride quality and provenance.
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Fremont
Anderson
Josiah Cook Names New Store Manager
Josiah Cook of the Pioneer store entrusts management to F. H. Workman a Kansas merchant from Geneseo with broad merchandising experience. From his decisive start, Workman is expected to meet Cook's diverse business needs and expectations.
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Josiah Cook
Pioneer
F. H. Workman
Kansas
Mr. Workman
Geneseo
Cook
Presbyterian Divine Here
J W Winder Wyoming state superintendent of missions spoke at Fraternity ball Sunday with the subtext The Christian from Paul's Stand point He addressed a good audience and left Monday for Sheridan to continue his itinerary in the region
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Presbyterian
J. W. Winder
Wyoming
Basin
A. N. Sanford
Fraternity Ball
Master Edgar Ferguson Singer at Elite Theatre
Master Edgar Ferguson, son of A. Ferguson, has attracted favorable notice at the Elite Theatre for his sweet voice. Friends believe he may develop into a valued vocalist as he grows. Lovell attorney visits Basin. The Diamond City had a visit.
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Edgar Ferguson
Lovell
Basin
Diamond City
Lovell Lawyer J M Workmany Visits North End County
Saturday to Monday Lovell resident and well known northern county lawyer J M Workmany attended several legal matters. He observed the upcoming city of the north and enjoyed the stay, noting the appearances of local figures.
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J. M. Workmany
Lovell
Workman
County Superintendent Fillerup Visits Local Schools
County School Superintendent Fillerup reached Miamond City on Monday and returns to Lowell on Wednesday. He inspected Burlington and Otte schools, praising Miss Welase for her industrious teaching and noting Lovell Schools are in good shape despite reduced attendance from illnesses.
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Fillerup
Miamond City
Lowell
Ile
Burlington
Otte
Mise Welase
Lovell
Sheldon Attends Mrs. Bud Sheldon Funeral in Crawford
Clarence Sheldon of Crawford Nebraska traveled from the Ten Sleep country to attend the funeral of Mrs Bud Sheldon whose death was chronicled by The Republican last week. He may relocate to Diamond City.
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Sheldon
Clarence Sheldon
Crawford
Nebraska
Tensleep Country
Bud. Sheldon
Diamond City
Warm cosy overcoats for boys at J Bircumshaw
Protect your little son with a warm overcoat from J Bircumshaw. He can fit the boy and your purse, and he will save you money.
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J. Bircumshaw
Bircumsshaw
Coal and wood heat for sale at right prices
A brief classified notice notes a cold day and a seller Andreson and Johnson offering coal, coal slack, or wood for heating at reasonable prices.
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Andreson & Johnson
Water and Filter Message by Roberts Filter Co
An advertisement highlights Roberts Filter as a life extending water purifier. It promotes cleansing water to prolong health under the Big Horn Supply Co and mentions Big Horn.
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Roberts
Big Horn ! Supply Co
J Bircumshaw’s The Place Undergarments Sale
J Bircumshaw’s offers a wide selection of underwear for men with the largest sock variety and the lowest prices in town, inviting shoppers to visit the store.
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J. Bircumshaw
Bargains at Anderson & Johnson on outdoor gear
Fine sport goods with guns and ammunition offered at prices lower than the lowest. Cooks are receiving many men’s clothing items. Bargain prices announced for new styles. Full line of gas and coal heating stoves at Black’s.
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Anderson & Johnson
Black's
Haworth League Elects New Officers at Meeting
The Epworth Haworth League annual meeting was held Friday night at the Methodist church. Officers elected include Chester Tallon president Nina Ackerman vice president Blanche Emory second vice president Lola Coons third vice president Gerald Coons fourth vice president Pearl Wilson secretary Cecilia Dougherty treasurer Kathleen O Neil phor later Reverend H E B Shepherd presided. About forty five members attended.
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Haworth League
Chester Tallon
Nina Ackerman
Blanche Emory
Lola Coons
Gerald Coons
Pearl Wilson
Cecila Dougherty
Kathleen O'Neil
H. EB. Shepherd
Basin Man Back Home After East Trip
Basin lawyer T. M. Hyde returned from a trip that covered Kansas and neighboring states. He reported vast development and high farm prices, noting hogs at 8 cents and corn at 47 cents, plus a top stock show in Denver with Wyoming participation, concluding Basin still looks best.
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T. M. Hyde
Kansas
Republican
Denver
Wyoming
Old Basin
Enlarging Ditch Project Begins on Monday
The Sandstone Ditch workers started enlarging their irrigation project on Monday. Ditch boss Rollo Blakesley leads the effort, located along the Greybull fertile lands.
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Rollo Blakesley
Greybull
Ottoites In Basin Hustlers Seen In Diamond City Streets
R. A. Gould and F. L. Kirkpatrick, two Ottoites, were spotted on Diamond City streets on Tuesday, drawing attention from locals and prompting curious chatter about the town’s visitors.
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Basin
R. A. Gould
F. L. Kirkpatrick
Diamond City
Tensleep Visitors Return From Thermopol's
John Luman and Tude Nelosa of Tensleep traveled from Thermopol's on Saturday and have returned home.
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John Luman
Tude Nelosa
Thermopol
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Alliance
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