Basin Chautauqua Tickets Push Amid Financial stake
Basin chautauqua opens Sunday with a full week of entertainment planned. Superintendent and tent workers arrive to set up as Boy Scouts and guarantors push ticket sales to ensure a financially successful event for the community. Season tickets priced at 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children, with a detailed daily program and varied acts from Rondoliers to the United Symphony Orchestra.
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Basin
Better Basin
Metropolitan Trio
Fred G. Bale
United Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua urged for families and youth
A call to support the chautauqua appealing to parents and Boy Scouts to fund and promote the event. Emphasizes affordable children's tickets at $1.25 and the program as a wholesome week of value for kids and adults alike.
Greybull and Scotts Bluff Split Midwest League Games
Greybull hosts Scotts Bluffs in a Midwest league series with a 3 to 2 Scotts Bluff win on Wednesday and a 6 to 5 Greybull victory on the following day.
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Greybull
Scotts Bluffs
Fine Boy Born to Agee Family in Basin
A fine eight pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Agee of Burlington at the home of Mrs. Agee's mother Mrs. Elsie Hoel in Basin on Tuesday morning. Mother and child reported doing finely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Agee
Burlington
Agee
Elsie Hoel
Basin
Worland Drops Two Games in Local Diamond Doubleheader
Worland lost 6 to 5 in the first game and 5 to 2 in five innings to Basin on the local diamond Sunday. The Worland pitcher drew crowd ire for balking at calls, quitting after the fifth inning, amid a tense scene that shaded a weekend of baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
T. J. Jones
Percy Edwards
Lou Blakesley
Basin
Thorland
Department rules restrict third party oil permit challenges
Interior Department ruling denies contests by third parties against oil and gas prospecting permits. Each permittee has 1 year and 10 days to file a corroborated affidavit detailing work done, with enforcement resting with the secretary.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
West
J. W. McNeil
Visalia California Land District
B. Tieck
McNeil
George R. Wickham
Goodwin
United States
Lois Coons to Panama for government teaching post
Miss Lola Coons who taught at Cas per has accepted a government position teaching forces in Panama and plans to leave around October 1 for New York to depart for her new field. Friends in Basin wish her continued success in this line. Hyattville organizer reports the Fourth celebration was financially successful and credits the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Coons
Casper
Panama
New York
Miss Coons
Misa Coons
Basin
WW. M. Ie
Hyattville
Stampede at Cody Showcases Frontier Weekend Events
Three day Cody stampede attracts large crowds with a wild west parade and competitive rodeo. Kenneth Erickson wins the Denver Post cup in the 1% mile for two year olds. riders include Sonny Owens and John Shobe. Mrs. Jesale Pawley wins cowgirl race and purse, while Wright King and Lew Ericson compete in other events. Al Curtin wins bucking contest and $250 prize, noted as a young standout likely to impress at Cheyenne Frontier Days.
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Cody
Kenneth Erickson
Sonny Owens
John Shobe
Bill Pawley
Mike Burkmaster
al Curtis
Floyd Noble
Phil Kent
Jesale Pawley
Caroline Lockhart
Pwight King of
Garland
Lew Ericson
al Curtin
Greybull
Cheyenne
Judge Mentzer to Hear Wyoming Court Dockets
The Cheyenne first judicial district judge Mentzer will sit Friday and Saturday in Thermopolis for change of judge hearings. July 8 morning case Bertha Gordon administratrix vs Markham et al. July 8 afternoon First National Bank Basin vs Jones. July 9 morning T W Sprattle Luman. July 9 afternoon Wyoming Refining Co vs Bircumshaw et al. The court has operated since February term and will take a brief recess after the storm.
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Thermopolis
Mentzer
Cheyenne
First Judicial District
Wyoming
Metz
Bertha A. Gordon
Fred B. Vincent
C. D. Markham
First National Bank
Basin
Surprise reunion honors A X Johnson family near Rairdon
Mr and Mrs A X Johnson and family attended a surprise reunion at the home of his parents near Rair don. All of the children helped in making the event a success.
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A. X. Johnson
Rairdon
Basins Chautauqua concert and arrests headline
The Basin community gears up for a local Girls' Saxophone band concert Friday to aid the Standard Chautauqua system president visiting from Lincoln. The article notes comparisons between local talent led by Prof. E. C. Hoover and larger circuit attractions while reporting arrests in Greybull including Warren Stakley Chas Harrison and a burglary case involving W. F. Stipe of Basin Bakery and a Buick roadster.
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Basim
Lincoln
E. C. Hoover
Warren Stakley
Chas. Harrison
Greybull
W. F. Stipe
Basin Bakery
Electric Shoe Shop Heist Leads to Arrests in Wyoming
Lovell officers trail two suspects to Greybull where arrests followed and some stolen property was recovered. A preliminary hearing before Justice Bonwell saw Stakley plead guilty while the other defendant pleaded not guilty. Both were bound over to district court in $500 bonds, which were not posted and they remained in jail.
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Lovell
Greybull
Justice Bonwell
Stakley
Snake Bite Death Claims 19 Month Old in Yard
Clara Belle Spencer aged 19 months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Spencer of the South bench died after a rattlesnake bite. She was playing near the house when bitten three times as the snake coiled. Dr H T Harris failed to save her life. Funeral plans await relatives from Nebraska.
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Clara Belle
C. R. Spencer
South Bench
H. T. Harris
Nebraska
Celebrate at Hyattville Fourth Draws Big Crowd and Baseball Win
The Hyattville Fourth celebration drew a large Basin crowd with about 250 cars. Hyattville beat Basin 8 to 5 in a ball game after afternoons of races and wild west stunts. Arthur Zaring suffered a knee injury but received quick medical care as the celebration ended with a late-night dance.
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Farm Bureau
Hyattville
Basin
Frisby Colts
Parker
Patrick If
Egan
Crawford Is
Hyattville, Hyatt and Wood
Frisby and
Frisby
Wm. Webb
D. J. Wilson
Hyatt
Frsby
F. Frisby
Arthur Zaring
Thhe Basin
Arthur
W. B. Kimball
John P. Arnott, Jr
Scouts Caravan Delayed Reach Tonight Plans Revised
Buffalo reports the Clinton Iowa Boy Scouts caravan is a day late and may reach tonight for a pavilion reception with a twenty piece band and moving pictures. If delayed, the planned dance and refreshments will be postponed to tomorrow with J C Stewart and Col W H May overseeing the event.
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Buffalo
Boy Scouts
Clinton
Iowa
J. C. Stewart
Col. W. H. May
New Cafe Opens Here In Former Burroughs Building
The Yellowstone Cafe opened to the public yesterday led by G. L. Line and Mrs. R. L. O'Neil. redecorated and made homelike the cafe invites Basin residents to visit and enjoy home cooking in the newly opened establishment.
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G. L. Line
R. L. O'Neil
Burroughs
Basin
Old Timers Meet at Hyattville for Picnic Plans
The Old Timers hold a gathering at Hyattville next Sunday at 2 PM to arrange details for their annual picnic to be held later this month.
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Hyattville
Baby Girl Born At Basin Hospital This Morning
A baby girl weighing eleven pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Fris by at Basin Hospital this morning. Mother and child reported doing well.
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Fred Frisby
Basin Hospital
Appointed Library Board Members Named for Big Horn County
The county commissioners appointed Dr. H. T. Harris for a three year term and Harry Cassell of Greybull for two years on the Big Horn county library board. They join Mrs Bertha K VanDevender to form the board.
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H. T. Harris
Harry Cassell
Greybull
Big Horn
Delegates Attend Grand Lodge Meeting in Casper
Dr. L. Carr G. J. Schenk and Mr and Mrs R J will leave early next week for Casper to attend the Grand Lodge I O O F which convenes Tuesday. They plan an automobile trip via Buffalo. T Brigham another delegate will travel by train to Casper.
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Dr. L. Carr
G. J. Schenk
R. J. Extra
Casper
Grand Lodge I. 0. O. i
Auttomobile
Buffalo
T. Brigham
Canper
Tralia
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