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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
1
Basin Alfalfa Milling Company to Open Two Mills
J A Berry of the Berry amber company helped bring a Basin alfalfa mill project to reality. Robert R Denny of Kansas City will install 40 ton per day mills at Otto and Basin, aiming to be ready by mid September. The Basin Alfalfa Milling Company will hire local workers and supply a regional market for hay. Mayor Warry praised the initiating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
The
Berry Amber Company
Basin and Vicinity
Robert R. Denny
Kansas City
Denny
Higby House
North Eirth Street
Otto
Basin
Kornfalfa Feed Millings Co
Bazin Alfalfa Milling Company
Puget
Warry
Oldest Grieve in The World Circus Opens Friday
Advertising for the Yankee Robinson Circus fills city and rural routes as double-length trains bring a premier show with trained wild beasts seals ponies monkeys goats and a full roster of aerialists jugglers clowns and gymnasts. Two daily performances start at 2 pm and 8 pm with doors opening an hour early for a band concert and a free exhibition at 7 pm. Col Will H. Godfrey leads security for the crowds. Ladies Aid of the church meets Friday afternoon July Mth at Mrs B C Wise with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Robinson Circus
Will H. Godfrey
Ladies Aid
Theliret Bay
B.C. Wise
Fire Damages Residence On South Bixth Street
A noon fire alarm at the William Gideon residence on South Bixth Street prompted quick department response and saved the home. Gideon estimates losses at 1000 dollars from defective electrical wiring and says insurance coverage is adequate. Longshore and Zane wed in Thermopolis on July 9 in a Basin connection with family witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gibeon
South Bixzth Street
Gibeon
M le
Gideon
Farmers Harvest Festival Plans by County Union
The county Farmers Union proposes a fair and harvest festival in late September. A committee led by O R Irwin W H May and Till Jones will meet here Friday to arrange details. Exhibits will be sent to the state fair in Douglas after the local show, with wild west and local horse fairs likely featured. More information will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers,union
O. R. Irwin
W. H. May
Till Jones
Waiop
Douglas
Whist Party Hosts Auction Bridge Evening
Mrs E J Sullivan entertained at auction bridge on Wednesday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs F A Wise Dr and Mrs C E B Harris Mr and Mrs Robi Gleason Mr and Mrs A W Coons Dr and Mrs M H Smith Dr and Mrs G A Harris Mr and Mrs W B Hartigan Mr and Mrs W S Pease Mr and Mrs T K Bishop Mr and Mrs Sim Armstrong Mrs Dennebaum Mrs Gates Mrs Short Mr Ridgely Mrs West and Miss Imogene Thompson. Refreshments were served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Sullivan
Auction Bridge
F. A. Wise
C. EB. Harris
Robi Gleason
A. W. Coons
M. H. Smith
G. A. Harris
W. B. Hartigan
W. 8. Pease
R. B. West
H. 8. Ridgely
Cheyenne
D. L. Carr
L. O. Gray
Fire averted near Hart residence and lumber warehouse
A Wednesday fire between B C Hart’s home and the Development company’s van and warehouse was quickly extinguished. Authorities think leaves burning by children started it. In other news F E McCain, a contractor helper at Lite Buffalo Basin, was treated for a hand infection and may return to work. A bake sale by Methodist Ladies Aid was announced for Saturday at the Gibson building. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ging on Thursday, July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zane
Livington
Mont
B. C. Hart
F. E. McCain
Nicholaan
Lite Buffalo Basin
Basin Hospital
Thadladies
M.E. Church
Gibaon
Gibson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Ging
Death of Mag Hatten Pioneer Resident Hyat tville
Mrs James Hatten died last Monday morning at five at her daughter's home in Hyattville after a long illness. Survived by nine children, she was born April 16 1837 in Jackson Ohio and married James Hatten in 1858. A church member, she moved to Wyoming in 1886 and helped build the town, with funeral at the Hyattville town hall conducted by Rev S W Albone. Interment in Hyattville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hatten
Mr. Donahue
Hyattville
5. W. Albone
Basin
Frena Hatten
Samuel
Mary Hunsinger
Jackson
Ohio
Christian Church
Henry Hunsinger
Wyoming
Hyattvile
J. K. McClung
Callie Donahue
O. T. Gebhart
Eldrege M. Hatten
Canada
Ed Carothera
James E. Hatten
Hyatttville
Car Burned at Durkee Among Household Goods
A car carrying household goods and stock burned at Durkee on Wednesday, likely started by a stove. The train crew moved the car to the aide track with no damage to the rest of the train, though a cow in the car died in the blaze. Rips Tomatoes: Jack Easter harvested the first ripe tomatoes from his garden, the earliest ripe tomatoes date in the Basin. Mrs. Aaron Johnson returned Wednesday from a visit at Radien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkee
Jack
Aaron Johnson
Rairden
Outlaw 8 Dead Foree Dies After Wounding Veach
Foree, accused of killing Under Sheriff W H Veach at Basin Wyoming, died in the state hospital after weeks of illness from gunshot wounds. Physicians had expected recovery, a trip to Pineland Oregon was made to gather evidence for the murder trial. The June 13 shootout occurred during an attempt to arrest Foree for horse theft. he was shot three times and developed local peritonitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherian
Wyo
Bar
Veach
Foree
Basin
Resigns Position From Black & Co. Branch
Garfield Sherman, a longtime salesman for G. W. Black & Co., resigned to join I. H. C. in Billings with a higher salary and better advancement prospects. He leaves many friends in the city who wish him well. R. A. Gould will fill his position temporarily at the Black store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Sherman
G. W. Black & Co
Billings
Sherman
R. A. Gould
Couple hosts house warming with friends
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Extra entertained a small gathering Monday evening in their new home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Zane Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Low Blakesley Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whitmore. A lunch followed at midnight and cards and games were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Extra
John Zane
L. O .Gray
Low Blakesley
John Smith
H., C. Whitmore
Fishermen trip to Cody and Billtown noted
George Randall Logan Metcalf and Claire Derby left Monday for Cody overland. Claire will return after a short visit in Billtown. The others, with John Coons who rode the train to Cody, will tour the park before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randall
Logan Metcalf
Claire Derby
Cody
Claire
Billtown
John Coons
Johnsons Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary Quietly
Mr and Mrs W F Johnson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last Saturday in Basin with a modest gathering. The Republican joins in wishing them many more years of happiness as friends note their estimable and steady partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Johnson
Basin
Republican
Condensed Statement of Big Horn County Expenses 1914
Condensed six month ledger ending June 30 1914 lists Sheriff clerk treasurer commissioners attorney and other offices with salaries and expenses. Totals include court costs, stationery, postage and miscellaneous items with a final sum of 24094.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Justice of the Peace
Sherilff
District Court
Court House
Board OF Saree Cccenaee Encecesarteteae Sesure
Eesesserstes
County
Stabbing at Greybull After Saloon Visit
D L Murphy of Greybull was stabbed twice by J B Sharp a hobo Saturday night Murphy after visiting the Stine and Council saloons confronted Sharp who accused him You blowed us then Sharp stabbed Murphy in the back and forearm with a pocket knife Wesley Stephene overpowered Sharp and he was jailed County Attorney Collins filed aggravated assault charges against Sharp and Sheriff Wickwire delivered him to the county jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Murphy
Greybull
J. BR. Sharp
Murphy
Sharp
Stine
Council
Wesley Stephene Fnally
Collins
Wickwire
Carey Act Patent Claims Spark Wyoming Debate
Washington July 15 Without intent to criticize state land board a correspondent reports Wyoming issued Carey act patents with mineral reservations not found in federal patents The claim contrasts Hopkins denial noting Knode patent shows minerals may be reserved and a Hopkins reply confirms that mineral lands cannot pass under such patents The discrepancy prompts Carey act patent scrutiny for holders including recent issuances and Knode case details plus social notes from Cheyenne and Seattle travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Sorrows
Washington
State Land Board
Wyoming
Hoptins
Z. U. Knode
Greybull
Hopkins
United States
Mr. Mondell
Clay Tillman
General Land Office
State of Wyoming
Mr. Knode
Zachariah U. Knode
Unitedates
Knode
Hopking
Tragedy Near Otto Claimed Young Farmer's Death
Report of Van B. Otstot near Otto who died in a suspected poisoning case. An inquest heard testimony about his final hours, medicine cabinet contents, and possible accidental strychnine involvement, with witnesses detailing his dizziness and convulsions before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson
Rose Nelson
Vasa Otstot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Basin al
Falfa Milling Company
Whist Party
Mag. Hatten
Outlaw
Stagbing Affray
the Beck Lad
Mrs. West
G. W. Racer
J. 8. Pease
Thurdday
Seattle
Los Angeles
van B. Otstot
Young Farmer
Warking
Near Ottto
Indiana
M. G. Traught
Colling
C. D. Markham
David D. Young
Guy L. Shipman
Jacob Mayer
Co. D. Markham
Emily V. Traub
H. T. Harris
Emily V. Traugh
Vas
Nelson
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