Wyoming Press Association Met at Cody for 1916 Session
The Wyoming Press Association held its annual meeting in Cody on July 21 and 22 1916 with sessions in the Carnegie Library. Officers elected included J B Hanway Casper Uribune president L L Newton Cody Herald vice president and Leslie Davidson Hudson Miner secretary Cheyenne was chosen for the 1917 gathering. Resolutions urged fair treatment of advertisers northern Wyoming canal development Cody High Line and state printing within Wyoming while supporting good roads bonding and local printing. Speakers covered editorial influence country weekly state development and the press association. attendees left for Yellowstone highway meeting and a park tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Press Association
Cody East
Carnegie
A. H. Maxwell
Lander
J. E. Hanway
Casper
J. B. Hanway
Casper Uribune
L.l.newton
Cody Herald
Leslie Davidson
Hudson Miner
Cheyenne
Cody
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Park To
Park
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R
Chicago, Northwestern R. R
Union Pacific R. R
Wyoming University
State Fair
The
Frontier Association
Mutual Building & Loan Associations
Congress
Cody High Line Canal
Howe
Legis
W. C. Omning
Cheyenne Tribune
Country Weekly
William Simpson
Cody Enterprise
L. L. Newton
City Daily
Oscar Welf
Topeka
Kansas
the Press Association
Casper Tribune
la Fayette Young
Des Moines
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Interior
Unknown man found dead near river and railroad tracks
Ernest Borden located a dead man near the brickyard between the river and railroad lines. An inquest found the man, about 35, six feet tall with sandy hair, unknown identity, died of natural causes. A whiskey bottle, shaving brush, tie, leather chain, and cotton glove were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Borden
C. E. Harris
Wickwire
Collins
Harry Drumm
F. T. Grigham
Aaron Johnson
Gibson Undertaking Rooms
Jeomant
Hotel Project Ready to Start on South Fourth Street
Fred Williams of Basin Construction Co received a Denver telegram ordering immediate ground breaking for a sixty room hotel on South Fourth Street. Williams cannot begin for around two weeks due to current housing projects in the northwest part of town and plans to confer with company heads in Denver. The announcement signals prompt hotel construction.
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Fred Williams
The
Basin Construction Co
Denver
South Fourth Street
Williams
iDanver
Outing at Doyle Ranch Delights Wyoming Trout Seekers
On a fishing trip at Doyle Ranch on Medicine Lodge last Sunday, O A Leavitt A B Martin and J 8 Martin of Lincoln Neb L L Haney of Denver and J R Bonwell joined in quest of trout. It was the first Wyoming outing for J S Martin and L L Haney who praised the trip and pledged to return next year.
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O. A. Leavitt
A. B. Martin
J. 8. Martin
Lincoln
Neb
L. L. Haney
Denver
J R. Bonwell
Doyle Ranch
Medicine Lodge
J.S. Martin
Wyoming
Colonel On Job Colonel W Ei May Fair Book Drive
Colonel W Ei reports busy license days securing advertising for the fair book and has received a hearty response from advertisers wherever canvassed.
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W. Ei
Ownership dispute sparks grass creek oil lease clash
In Grass Creek the Littlejohn lease ownership dispute caused tense scenes as Lamb-Willians Drilling Co complained over rights from Alex Linton and Meeteetse stake holders. A temporary compromise paused hostilities while Dome and McGrath interests negotiate. Nearby activity includes a new OM Well Supply building project and Grey Bull refinery shipments of gas line and coal oil headed to Idaho. Local oil men from Elk Basin Bear Creek and Los Angeles visited, with contracts for casing hauling and brokerage leadership updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Creek
Iiwt
Littlejohn
Lamb-Willians Drilling Co
Grazs Creek
Alex Linton
Meeteetse
Lamb
McGrath
Great Dome
Dovner
J. D. Shaw
Buffalo
Greybull
Wyo
Buslington
Laurel
Points
Idaho
Greyhull
Idaho Points
Thos. Crosgive
Bear Creek
J. H. Shoup
Los Angeles
Roy Cooney
National Supply Co
Santa Maria
Cal
California
Dave Jolson
Little Buffalo Basin
James Fast
Continental
C. Reese
Wyoming-Montana
Ed Gwood
Elk Basin
Chas. Hetnan
Stubbs Couple Visited Town After Park Drive
Chas B. Stubbs and wife and Miss Carle Stubbs of Billings were in town yesterday. They had just completed an automobile trip through the park and were en route to Tenaloop for a few days outing before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas B. Stubbs
Carle Stubbs
Billings
Tenaloop
Surprise 17th Birthday Party for Colley Son
Last Saturday evening a large group of youths surprised 17 year old wolfey Colley at his home, honoring his birthday with games and refreshments. The party ended with cheerful remarks and thanks to all attendees.
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Wolfey
W. T. Colley
Ford car wrecked after wind storm near Greybull bridge
A Ford driven by AooJ. Schenk toppled from a hilltop into the Big Horn river during a wind storm near Greybull. The car plunged from a cliff and was wrecked beyond repair, ending the surveying trip.
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Aooj. Schenk
Tueaday
Big Horn
Greybull
Ford
Dancing Party Honors Sisters From Omaha and Columbus
Mrs. M. i. Douglas hosted an informal dancing party last Monday evening in honor of her sisters Miss Janet Farley of Omaha and Miss Martha Daley of Columbus Montana. Refreshments were served and all reported a very pleasant evening.
Burglary in Worland Prompt Sheriff Route Home
Washakie county Sheriff Abe Kent, en route home from Greybull, investigated a Worland burglary after robbers shattered a plate glass window the night before and entered a local store.
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Abe Kent
Washakie County
Greybull
Worland
Night Marshal Appointed by Mayor Berry
Mayor J A Berry appointed R A Gould as night marshal on Tuesday and he began duties the same day. The council sought a night man after many floaters loitered in Basin, aiming to curb undesirables and improve public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Berry
R. A. Gould
Basin
Vialtora At Otto Celebration Noted Attendees
At the Ottos celebration last Monday in Dasin, attendees included J. A. Barry and wife, Mrs Shaw and gon Elliott, Miss Fotter, O. A. Leavitt and wife, John Arnott Jr, Misa Myrna May, HH. H. Hime and wife Mrs R. H. Ahrens, Earl Daugherty and wife, Fred Miller and wife, Frank Bristow and wife, Roy Belton and wife, J. W. Gould and wife, Claude Gould and wife, Noland Afton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasin
J. A. Barry
Shaw
Gon Elliott
Miss Fotter
O. A. Leavitt
John Arnott Jr
Misa Myrna May
HH. H. Hime
R. H. Ahrens
Earl Daugherty
Fred Miller
Frank Bristow
Roy Belton
J. W. Gould
Claude Gould
Noland Afton
Gladys Smith Celebrates Birthday at Smith Home
Last Saturday afternoon Gladys Smith and her Sunday school classmates gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Smith to celebrate Gladys birthday with an agreeable time shared by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Smith
J.M. Smith
Gladys
Iowa Prosperous Report Sparks Wyoming Relief
A. W. Coons returns from Iowa praising favorable crop conditions and rising land values of 225 to 250 dollars an acre. He notes hot weather there but says it is a relief to be back in Wyoming.
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A.w.coons
Iowa
Wyoming
Honnold and Butler Receive License in Colorado Lovell
Marriage license issued to Thomas Janos Honpald of Lovell and Gertrude Alma Butler of Larimer County Colorado. They wed by Justice Bonwell in chambers and left Sunday for Lovell where the groom has a lucrative position and has prepared a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Janos Honpald
Lovell
Gertrude Alma Butler
Larimer County
Colorado
Justice Bonwell
Chambers
Beet Growers Meet Officials Demonstrate Beet Care
Great Western Sugar officials conducted a beet growing demonstration during a tour from Lowell through Basin and Manderson to Worland, culminating in a large meeting. R C May led talks on proper beet cultivation and field visits showcased irrigation and ditch cleaning plans set for September 1, with a cordial note on cooperation between growers and the sugar company. The delegation included Lovell factory staff, local editors, and growers from Basin, Worland, Powell, and Manderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
Worland
Lowell
Basin
South Bench
Manderson
Industrial Institute
Colter
Oriers
R. C.may
Lovell
P. J. Thiel
Hastings, Neb
C. A. Welch
J. H. Hinckley
G. B. Wilson
David Lewis
Cowley
W. E. Bartlett
Albert Lutowsky
Powell
Guy L. Shipman
J. L. Murphy
Carl Armeling
Henry Armeling
L. A. Henderson
F. C. Emerson
P. P. Anderson
Basin and H. &. Perkins
Two Arrested for Injuring Lovell Man in Car Collision
Fred Fries and Jack Green of Lovell were jailed after deputies alleged they rammed a man during a car ride with no lights. County Attorney Collins will file an information. Reports say the drivers were intoxicated. Also noted are weekend travelers from Thermopolis to Lovell and a forthcoming marriage of E. E. Lonabaugh to Agnes Hanna set for August 10, 1916 in Shentan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fries
Jack Green
Lovell
Emmett
Collins
E. E. Lonabaugh
Sheridan
Basin
Agnes Hanna
San Francisco
Shentan
Important Arrest in Bomb Case In San Francisco
San Francisco July 35. Police announce the first important arrest in the Mioters case linked to the Lomb explosion at the parade. W. K. Billings, an automobile machinist, was taken into custody as Chief White and detectives staged a dramatic arrest at Stanford Hospital. Police say further arrests are likely but offer few details. A duplicate Combshell was found, tying to two men who submitted a sample months earlier. The eighth victim, Mrs. Kinsley Van Loo of Fresno, died today as government officials passed through Basin en route to a park road meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
White
W. K. Billings
Stanford University
Lane Pital
Pollice
Poice
Billings
Biings
Chief White
Newton G. Potter
Duncan Matheson
Lonn Bureau
Potter
Kinsley van Loo
Fresno
Leased Building Opens New Golden Rule Store
Oscar Hunsinger pressed a warrant for John Brogan after finding him in Hunsinger’s home. Brogan was captured and jailed by jailor John Zane. authorities suspect he is Alina Kiersey of Lander, likely mentally unbalanced. Brigham building, once Basin Furniture, will house stock by the 15th. remodel planned, hardwood floor to be laid. new store to be the Golden Rule offering dry goods and ladies and gents furnishings.
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Oscar Hunsingler
John Brogan
Hunsinger
John Zane
Brogan
Alina & Kiersey of
Lander
Brigham
Basin Furniture
Apology to Tedmon for uncredited Farmers Exchange items
The Republican acknowledges last week it published several Farmers Exchange short articles from County Agent A H Tedmon without credit. The error, an oversite by a staff member, prompts the newspaper to apologize to Mr Tedmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Farmers Exchange
A H. Tedmon
Tedmon
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Cody Town
Park Trif
Weeks Oil News
Littlejohn Lease
Continental Oil Company
Ll. O. Baught
Jnover
Hill Morgan
Honnold-Butler
Officcials O
Great Western Sugar Co
W. W. Murphy
Zela Murphy Quaunt
L. L. Smith
Thermopolis
Messrs. Wilcox and Toole
Park Road
Stephen T. Mather
Huston Thompson
A. T. Vogelson
Interior Department
Washington
George (. Purdy
Rockford, Il
Arthurs K. Lee
Miss Lee
Fred Holdree
T. G. Powerl
Torrington
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