Basin Chamber of Commerce Meeting Minutes
The Basin Chamber of Commerce met at Mountain View with Mrs. Goodrich hosting a chicken dinner. Delegates to Denver were discussed to keep Lovell sugar factory open. expense approved. Committees were named for memberships, camp grounds, and a Basin advertising folder with members Sewart Little and May. Next meeting set for the following Wednesday at Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Mountain View
C. A. Forsyth
Nels Hokanson
Cc. W. Atherly
F. T. Brigham
8. M. McKone
N. W. Hagan
J. C. Sewart
F. A. Little
Col. W
Cavalry Platoon Reaches Full Strength at Armory Meeting
Adjutant General T J McCoy and Quartermaster Wm Shortell of Cheyenne visited Wednesday and spoke at the armory. Recruiting followed and the local cavalry platoon is now at full strength. Basin can take pride as visiting officers praise the new organization and show strong interest in its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
T. J. McCoy
Wm. Shortell
Cheyenne
Basin
Paddocks Buy Theodore Place Near Himes Big Horn Valley
The Paddock family acquires the Theodore ranch near Himes and plans to cultivate land this season. The purchase enlarges their ranch holdings in the Big Horn valley, signaling thrift and enterprise. A. P. Theodore, longtime Himes section foreman, will relocate to Fargo North Dakota for residence in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Himes
Big Horn Valley
A. P. Theodore
Fargo
N. D
Hatchery Completed Near Cody Park County
The new Park County fish hatchery at Hen Son spring seven miles northwest of Cody is nearly finished though delayed by lack of lumber for hatching troughs. If lumber arrives soon, hatching will begin under expert supervision, with an expected spring output of about half a million brook and native trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Henson Spring
Cody
Co. W. Margareidge
Oklahoma returnees report operations improve
Jim Schenck returns from Oklahoma where he has spent months and says his operation is considerably improved. A Paddock and his son Otis were in town last Friday and plan to return here in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Schenck
Oklahoma
A. Paddock
Otis
Hidden Dome Telephone Line Contract Reported
The Town and Country Electric company led by Carl Wilson and Jack Friend won a contract to erect a telephone line from Hidden Dome to Basin. The line supports leak reporting and order exchange, will span 750 poles with extensive wire and equipment, material ordered, construction to start on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town & Country Electric Company
Carl Wilson
Jack Friend
Hidden Dome
Basin
Mrs Hattie Selhorn Leaves Care in Greybull
Mrs Hattie Selhorn who helped care for Mrs Lou Blakesley during a long illness departed for her Greybull home on Monday marking the end of her relief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Selhorn
Lou Blakesley
Greybull
Basin Society Notes Highlight Bridge Parties and Garden News
Saturday afternoon Mrs T. K. Bishop hosted Samedi bridge with blue and silver decor and honors going to Mrs. T. 5. Armstrong. Saturday evening Mrs. Frank Wise entertained with a large guest list including Mrs. Pear son and Mrs. Smith. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Clymer hosted dinner followed by bridge. W. F. Unterzuber spoke of a promising crop year at Greybull and ranch garden produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K . Bishop
Samedi
M. Bb. Rhodes
R. G. Belton
R. B. Landfair
Jesse Traller
T.S. Armstrong
J. S. Atherly
W. W. Murphy
T. K
Carlton Clymer
T. K. Bishop
W. E. Larrick
T. S. Armstrong
Foster Scott
Wyoming Engineers Annual Meeting at Thermopolis
The Wyoming Engineering Society held its annual session in Thermopolis over Friday and Saturday with business talks on national and state engineering topics. An evening plunge party at the springs followed by a banquet at the Washakie hotel accompanied the gathering. Officers elected were J C Fritterer president, G W Zorn vice president, and J B Chessington secretary. the next meeting will be in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Engineering Society
Thermopolis
Thermopolis Enineers
Washakie Hotel
J C. Fritterer
G. W. Zorn
J. B. Chessington
Laramie
Fine Girl Born to Grey Bull Couple
A daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Brewitt in Grey Bull last Saturday. Their Basin friends extend congratulations and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Brewitt
Greybull
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Druo Ntara
Azvyy
Ie Eppelsheimer-Abbott Pharmacy
Sam Eppelsheimer
C. B. Abbott
Chamber OF Commerce
Notes OF Basin Society
W. F. Unterzuber
Mr. Unterzuber
Republican
Basin On
Elk Creek
Col
D. W. Rogers
D, C. Stewart
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