Basin Republican Boost Promises Big Finish in Contest
Votes pile up in the Big Trade Booster contest by G. W. Black & Co and The Basin Republican. Leading contestants near one million gains as July 21 finish nears, with a piano prize and a push for new subscribers to boost official county coverage. The note lists standings and urges readers to vote hard before July 10.
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G. W. Black & Co
Basin Republican
Republican
Big Horn County
Basin
Emnbomm Skbine
Hy atville couple wed in family home ceremony
A license was issued last Monday to Elmer Taylor of Hyattville and Miss Mary Whaley of Tensleep. The marriage occurred Wednesday at the groom's mother's home in Hyattville. The bride, daughter of W. T. Whaley, is a popular local young woman. the groom is a prominent nearby rancher. Dozens of friends wish them happiness.
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Elmer
Road route and camps for reserve road under construction
The Reserve Road in the national Big Horn forest reserve near Buffalo will have its route and grades set Thursday morning. Road Supervisor Campbell leads twenty-one workers. another road camp is planned for July with aim to finish by August 10.
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National Big Horn Forest Reserve
Buffalo
Campbell
Wml
Kavanagh
Ben Woods
Rapid City
W. N. Kavanagh
Dance At Otto Draws Large Otto Crowd
The Otto detachment of Company D held a Friday night dance in Otto, described as one of the town's most enjoyable. Basin attendees included Roland Hoel Ora Allen and wife Ben Garland Norene Wiley Kathleen O'Neil Lilian Horn eck Marie Dismer Edna Blakesley E Frisby Leighton Johnson John Coons John O'Neil John Weleu Frank Bristow and Gerald Coons.
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Otto
Company D
Basin
Roland Hoel
Ora Allen
Ben Garland
Norene Wiley
Kathleen O'Neil
Lilian Horneck
Marie Dismer
Edna Blakesley
E. Frisby
Leighton Jonhson
John Coons
John O'Neil
John Weleu
Frank Bristow
Gerald Coons
Altitude Affects Visitors From Evansville and Family
Jake Mayer hosts Red Rushmeyer and kin in the mountains as season limits their outing and altitude hardships. Rushmeyer departs Wednesday for Evansville Ville. Fila sister plans to stay several months to pursue health benefits.
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Jake Mayer
Red Rushmeyer
Mr. Rushmeyer
Evans. Ville
Fila
Trip To Medicine Lodge Fishing Party Visit
Thos M Hyde C L Vandevender and L L Northup visited Medicine Lodge on Tuesday to demonstrate the gam less of the mountain trout. They caught about 7 fine fish and enjoyed a good time. Max Thomas drove the party up and caught fish for them. Dr G A Harris wife and son Donald Neal Anderson Rupert Ahrens and R H Ahrens motored to Church ranch on Medicine Lodge for a day outing and reported a record trout catch including a 14 inch fish.
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Medicine Lodge
Thos. M. Hyde
C. L. Vandevender
L. L. Northup
Max Thomas
G. A. Harria
Donald
Neal Anderson
Rupert
R. H. Ahrens
Church Ranch
Harris
Ink
Omaha
Hyattville cv. YY
Fred Harmon
Vance den Zelsman
Glen
Roy Berry
Warren Dalley
Basin
F. J. Walters
Baan
Mr. Morgareidge
Sherdan
Governent
Quinlin
Tensleep
Cave Matthews
Dave Matthews
Mr. Quinlin
Dave
Chas. Chapin
Hammond
Ind
Hilo Team Heads to Burlington for Festival Game
The Hilo ball team will travel to Burlington to attend the celebration today and play a game against the Burlington team.
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Burlington
Hilo
Burlington Bunel
Glue And Grey Unite To Celebrate Forty Nine Years
In Hettysburg on June 30 the field of Geltyeburg hosts 150000 veterans from both sides for a semi centennial reunion. Blue and gray link arms in peace as 40000 veterans arrive, sharing meals and memories with no lingering rancor. Officers estimate about 15000 more veterans joined today under hot sun and a breeze from the Blue Ridge. The gathering features a Meade army survivor reception and a Lee division reunion, with songs from local women and schoolgirls. A note mentions CohL Spud May buying a scythe to mow heavy alfalfa before tending the mower.
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Hettysburg
Geltyeburg
Blyne
Gray
Blue Ridge
Buford
Meade
Wheeler
Lee
Ani
Sheridan Under Sheriff Arrives to Fetch Alleged Horse Thief
Under Sheriff W. H. Veach of Sheridan arrived last Saturday to secure Jay Brough, the alleged horse thief captured in Clark's Fork county by Sheriff Wickwire. He left Monday with his associate to be tried before Judge Parmelee at this term. Veach impressed Basin country residents with his size, looks, and sleight of hand, giving exhibitions that baffled local officials. M. H. Smith went to Wor stud on professional business, and Jake Mayer visited Greybull between trains.
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W. HH
Veach
Sheridan
Jay Brough
Clark's Fork
Wickwire
Parmelee
Brough
Basin Country
Frank Iiue
Uader
Big Horn County
Frank
Hyattville 18 Again On The Map In This Week’s Notes
Hyattville prospers with new lines from Hyattville to Tensleep and Long View, ranchers haying, local trips to Basin and Manderson promised, plus visits from Sutherland, Warner, and Tensleep friends. Dave Matthews christens a new boat on Paint Rock lakes named Gilace Marie. local editor notes lively activity amid harvest and upcoming Manderson event.
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Hyattville
Sam Gaupen
Creel
Los Angeles
Cal
N. H. Carstensen
van Thomas
Nick
John Seaman
Black Butt
Andy Stockwell
Elmer Taylor Gue
Long View
Andy
Basin
Elmer
Ir. C. E. Shaw
Sime
Tensteep
Burke
Tensleep
Masn
van Slyke
Oranger
Manderson
Mandersonit
Hinwin
Washable
Hoyle
Dave
Mercer
Tela
Omsaha
Mise Sherwrock
Manderson Triumphs Over Neighbors In Surprising Game
Neighbors from the south visited Manderson and were defeated 8 to 5 in a nine inning baseball game marked by errors. Manderson started strong with four runs in the first and one more in the second, while Pat Leavitt suffered a facial contact incident but continued playing. Umpire H. Smith officiated, with lineups featuring Tatman Winchester Whey Hopkins Voss Smith Beally Macey Weekworth Kasia Randall Bristow Dudley N Loveland Leavitt Thomas Ackermann J Loveland A Smith and Harmon on the mound.
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Basin
John Beall
Manderson
Pat Leavitt
Pat
Tatman
Winchester 2d
Whey
Hupkins
J. Loveland
A. Smith
Vncings
South Oole
H. Smith
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Midwest
Chicago reports 46 heat fatalities today as the central west endures a six day heat spell. temperatures hit 99 to 102 degrees, with bodies also reported in Hibbing Minnesota Racine Wisconsin St Louis and Cleveland. Drownings storms and heat prostration marked the crisis.
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Denver
Pittsburg
Lake Superior
Miidle
Marquette
Chicago
United States
Tucson
Ariz
Hibbing
Biwabik
Minn
Racine
la Crosse
Wis
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Duluth
Weather Bureau
Chile
Whch
Hogpil
Eltv
RACES AT CODY BRING BASIN CLAN TO TOWN
A large Basin crowd travels to Cody for a race day featuring Bird Gratton driven by Jim Hurst against Funston owned by Chas. Heddington of Joliet Mant. with a 214 record. Jim also plans a three year old entry as part of notable events amid a celebratory atmosphere and extra purses.
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Cody
Jim Hurst
Bird Gratton
Funston
Chas. Heddington
Joliet
Mant
Jim
Howe
Jim Wil
Basin
Sues Basin for unpaid water system contract balance
The Kate Craig Contracting Co. of Nebraska sues Basin Wyoming in federal court for 12527.19 claimed due for a new water system. The 1911 contract included interest and disputed extra work allowances, with town refusal cited in part over those figures.
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Basin
Kate Craig Contracting Company
Nebraska
Wyo
Mae
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A. J. Bergner
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