Local and Personal News From Billings Area
Woolf visited Billings this week. Morris of Matheeson transferred business last Friday. P. Larsen and wife from Otto visited Saturday. John Wricley and family of Man- eon were visitors last Friday. Ora Allen home from Thermopolis visits. Mrs P P Anderson returning from Hillings. Dr W C Gray of Worland en route to Grey Bull. Mrs W H Guyor left for Detroit Minn to care for ill father. Hattie Blakesley of Worland attends J Blakesley funeral. Chas Garland Wu Douglas F P Anderson O T Gebhart visiting Luman ranch. M A Metzger and Theo from Council Bluffs visiting brother Mayor Anson Higby. William Novak Ora Allen Ben Belton and Minnie Allen visit Allen ranch. Burlington officials tour Powdes river construction. J P Arnott meets daughter Mrs Grisinger in Billings. returns with family. Mrs F H Hatten leaves Hyattville for Jackson Ohio for ill brother.
Town Visitors and Arrivals Apr 1920s
Local residents and guests frequent Worland area during the week with confirmations of visitors from Helena Byron Cody and Mont. including Mrs E. J. Sullivan Irene Johnson and Mrs Matilda Russell. Open Saturday evening 7 to 8 Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank noted.
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Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank
E. J. Sullivan
Irene Johnson
Pahaska
Busy week of visitors and local notices in Basin
A stream of residents and guests frequent Basin this week with visits across Greybull Worland Manderson and surrounding towns. Notables include Mrs Ben Garland, Dr M Hickman, H M Bunce and Senator A Randall with families, plus multiple business engagements and property inquiries. Rent notices and local services advertise housing and jewelry repair amid the bustle.
Death of J. O. Blakesley continues on page one
Poignant continuation memorializes J. O. Blakesley with reflections on his absence not death. The verse expresses comfort to mourners, suggesting he has wandered to an unknown land while loved ones hold on to memories and hope for his safe return.
Horse Thief Pleads Guilty In Sheridan Court
Jay Brough pleaded guilty in district court to horse stealing and was sentenced by Judge Parmelee to a term of one and a half to four years in the state penitentiary at Rawlins. On June 10 he stole a horse and saddle from Alex Powers. He was arrested in Basin and brought back to Sheridan by Under Sheriff Veach. Brough, about twenty, is described as an old offender with a prior two year old horse theft record and parole restrictions preventing leaving Wyoming and Montana.
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Jay Brough
Parmelee
Rawlins
Brough
Alex Powers
Basin
Sheridan
Veach
Ltough
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Sheridan Post
Have A Daughter Arrives To Dr and Mrs Nell Family
A daughter was born to Dr and Mrs J Nell last Saturday night marking the first arrival in their home The newborn brings joy to the family as they celebrate this new addition with hopeful smiles and warm wishes from friends and relatives
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J. Nell
Imported Coburger Beer on Tap at Capital Bar
The Capital Bar offers imported Coburger beer on tap, presenting a genuine old fashioned lager option. Ju27 tf
Correction: Stake conference dates corrected for Hurlington
A correction notes a prior error in last week's issue regarding the Stake conference at Hurlington. The event is set for August 23 24 and 25, not the dates previously published.
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Hurlington
Market Report and Summer School Fare Highlights
Market report from Standard Grain lists prices for soft and hard wheats, barley, alfalfa hay, beef cattle, stock hogs, lambs, butter, eggs, potatoes, chickens, and roosters with commodity quotes. Also notes reduced summer school rail rates by Union Pacific and partners for University of Wyoming attendees, valid June 13 to July 30, to Laramie. Includes invitation to apply for information and room reservations with Dr. C A Duniway.
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Standard Grain Company
SWS Inclede
Ceecan Caacuce
Atriody
Union Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Chicago & Northwestedm
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Laramie
State University
Cummer School
C. A. Duniway
Laramle
Presbyterian Church Services Held in Library Basement
Presbyterian Church holds Sunday services in the Carnegie library basement with Sunday school at 10 a m and evening services. Music by male quartets, cordial invitation to all. Come and enjoy an hour in a cool place.
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Presbyterian Church
Dairy Heifers To Trade Trade Notice
Jersey and Guernsey dairy heifers available for trade for beef cattle. I have no carload offer and seek good young beef heifers or steers in exchange. Contact E Armiting. July 18.
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Jersey
Guernsey
E. Armeting
Rough Dry Laundry and Horses for Sale Notice
Rough dry laundry solicitation offers rough dry unironed at per pound and rough dry ironed at eight cents. Basin Laundry announces cheap work and lists horses for sale under G. Hartigan. Sale, horses for sale. ad-tt
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G. Hartigan
Dala Ad-Tt
I Am a Voice for the Dumb Animals
A speaker condemns cruel treatment of cattle and argues for humane practices. He decries legal laxity allowing killings, cites Argentina’s law penalizing slaughter of female cattle under six, and urges better treatment of cows and calves to prevent famine and rising milk and beef prices. The piece portrays animal rights advocacy in a moral, reformist tone.
Four Houses For Sale On Monthly Payment Plan By Hoover Investment Co
Hoover Investment Co offers four houses for sale with monthly payment plans. Contact Mrs Thos Linelmugh and family and Robert Mitchell for details. The Thos Linelmugh party has left for Colwell Idaho where Tow is located to establish a new home.
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Thos
Linelmugh
Robert Mitchell
Colwell
Idaho
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