Hyattville vs Basin Colts Deliver Big Win on Local Lot
Fred Frisby’s colts defeated Hyattville 17 to 3 on the local lot Sunday. Batteries Hyattville Crawford Hyatt and Wood. Basin Frisby and May. Umpires Webb and Johnson. Score by innings shows a blowout with Basin scoring eight in the first and Hyattville scoreless until the seventh. Basin left nine on base to Hyattville’s seven. Frisby struck out nine. Crawford seven. Hyatt six. Frisbys claim underscores local baseball prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frisby
Hyattville
Crawford Hyatt and Wood
Basin Frisby and May
Wm. Webb
A. X. Johnson
Basin
Frisby
Crawford
Hyatt
Tribe Ready to Tackle Baseball. Game Likely Soon
A remark suggests his tribe can tackle anything in the baseball line and a game will probably be arranged with the regular local team soon.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Colorado Glaciers
Denver
Mountain Parks
Grand Lake
Burlington
Funeral for infant Clara Spencer at M. E. Church
The funeral of Clara Belle Spencer infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Spencer was held Sunday afternoon at 2 40 from the M E F church with Rev Edwin Bowling officiating. Pallbearers were Pearl Ellis Verena Boliman Irene Bowling and Mariam Ewers. Flower girls Verla Smith Lilian Sweeney Fidith Tatman and Catherine Hedrick carried Dorothy Perkins roses and sweet peas. Burial followed at Mount View cemetery. Clara Belle Spencer was born December 19 1919 and died July 7 1921 from a rattlesnake bite. The community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Spencer
C. R. Spencer
M. EF
Edwin Bowling
Pearl Ellis
Verena Boliman
Irene Bowling
Mariam Ewers
Verla Smith
Lilian Sweeney
Fidith Tatman
Catherine Hedrick
Dorothy Perkins
Basin Chamber to Host J D Wild on Business Efficiency
The Retail Dealers association of the Big Horn Basin brings Minneapolis speaker J D Wild to address Basin Chamber of Commerce members and others Friday evening July 20. Arrangements by committee for dinner or refreshments at the Ant- with strong recommendation from J A Berry of the Berry Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Dealers Association of
Big Horn Basin
J. D. Wild
Minneapolis
The
Basin Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Berry
Berry Grocery
Mr. Wild
Chamber Invite Extends to All for Friday Event
The invitation lists the Lers Hotel event for Friday night inviting Chamber of Commerce members and others who wish to attend as extended by Col. W. H. May. The notice emphasizes broad attendance and community interest.
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Lers Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Col
W. H. May
Concert A Fine One at Church In Basin
Mrs. Mark Smith of Basin gave a church concert Friday evening to a large audience. Her soprano voice impressed listeners with French songs from Louise and Italian pieces. Accompaniments by Mrs. R. M. Jones and a piano duet by Jones and Romaine Col Jom highlighted the program.
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Mark Smith
Basin
Smith
Srange
Carpentier
Louise
Split season decided upon in Midwest league
Denver was declared pennant winner of the first half in the Midwest league at a Casper meeting. Beginning tomorrow the season resumes with equal chance for the second half. Games set for Greybull Sunday Monday and Tuesday. League in good financial condition and teams strengthened.
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Denver
Casper
Family groups voyage to Paint Rock for fishing trip
Oscar Hunsinger with family Carl Wilson and family Miss Lessie Sawyer and Miss Katherine Extra travel with fourteen in total aboard four horse teams this afternoon to Paint Rock for a two week camping trip to enjoy fishing and scenery.
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Oscar Hunsinger
Carl Wilson
Lessie Sawyer
Billings
Katherine
Paint Rock
Mrs McKone Plans Detroit Trip For Christine and Voice Study
Mrs. S M McKone and her daughter Christine depart for Detroit to visit her mother and for Christine to enroll in school. Before summer ends Mrs McKone will travel to New York to pursue advanced voice culture and prepare for concert work with several offers noted for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. McKone
Christine
Detroit
McKone
New York
Birthday Celebrations Honor Mrs Darr and Mr Gibson
Last Tuesday observed the birth anniversaries of Mrs Darr and Wm Gibson with a dinner. Guests included Mr Gibson and sons Fred and Richard, Mrs M B Rhodes and Ruth, while Mrs Gibson was absent at a Rebekah meeting. A E Bowman of Laramie arrived to handle official farm bureau extension work.
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D. L. Darr
Wm. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Fred
Richard
M. B. Rhodes
Ruth
Darr
Gibson
Casper
A. E. Bowman
Laramie
Fedeal Farm Bureau
First Church Activities and Local Visits Feature Town News
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Wednesday 8 p.m. teacumenial meetings noted. Reading room hours 3:00 to 6:00 daily except Sundays and holidays. Milk and cream sold at Basin Meat Market. Attendees L A Strahan and visitors W J Booth, EB Ig, B T Jowlin noted from Lovell Hyattville Worland with various local events recorded.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Spencer's Jersey
Basin Meat Market
Basin Land Company Dissolved by Stockholders Resolution
Notice states Basin Land Company has been dissolved by resolution of its stockholders as of January 22.
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Basin Land Company
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Basin WY 1921
Mortgagee B T Joslin forecloses on April 17 1917 mortgage of Leo J Neville and Carrie Neville on the N half of NE quarter of SE quarter section 26 T56N R97W Big Horn County Wyoming. Sale at Basin Courthouse front door August 22 1921 at 10 am to satisfy principal interest and foreclosure costs.
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Leo J. Neville
Carrie Neville
B. T. Joslin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Basin
Dissolution Granted for Northwestern Oil Refining Company
At a special stockholders meeting held April 22 1921 in Casper Wyoming the entire outstanding stock voted unanimously to dissolve the Northwestern Oil Refining Company a Wyoming corporation The charter is surrendered and filed with the Wyoming secretary of state Debts have been paid This notice is published per Wyoming law dated June 1 1921 Cowley Wyoming Seal O H Williams President A Herning Secretary Jul5-als
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Northwestern Oil Refining Company
Wyoming
Casper
Natrona
State of Wyoming
Secretary of State
State of
Cowley
Notice of Hearing on Alamo Drainage District in Big Horn
The Alamo Drainage District of Big Horn County Wyoming seeks an additional construction assessment of 22 percent of benefits totaling about 72061.35 dollars. A hearing is set for August 11, 1921 at 10 o clock in Basin at the court house to determine whether the petition should be granted with interested parties notified to appear and show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Alamo Drainage District
Big Horn
Basin
John L. Léandfair
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ODD Fellows AT
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
G. J. Schenk
R. J. Extra
L. R. Behidt
Fred A. Proctor
Cheyenne
A. T. Phillips
William Ault
Evanston
Thomas Cottle
Green River
Grand Scribe
D. L. Carr
Louis R. Schmidt
David McCullough
Gavg
B. B. Brooks
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Henning
Masonic Temple
the Basin Bakery
Strahan of
Lovell
W. J. Booth
Gon
EB. M. Ig of
B. T. Jowlin of
Worland
O. H. Williams
A. Herning
Als
Goodrich
J. R. Goodrich
Rocky Mountain Estes Park
RMU Hut
C. B. Beck
Eva Novak
Wallover
Mack Sennett
Fox News
Rex
Justine Johnstone
We and
Olive Thomas
Priscilla Dean
Sory
Apd
Shirley Mason
Kineto
Iso
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