Democratic Vacancy Fears GOP Victory In August Primaries
Filing closes for August 15 primaries as Democrats face difficulty fielding candidates amid likely Republican sweep. Complete party slate listed including Governor Ridgely, Secretary of State Sage, and numerous county posts. High school staff changes noted with Gustav O. Puchs as new superintendent candidate. Julia Doughty and Selma Lauriteon join faculty. music and home economics plans outlined. School opens September 1 or 2. Basin Woman's Club funds domestic science equipment. inquiries to I. U FLOW, board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Ridgely
J. B. Kendrick
B. H. Sage
Frank L. Houx
E. C. Raymond
R. B. Forsyth
H. McWhinnie
M. N. Grant
Terasurer
W. G. Birkhaeuser
H. B
Gates
Fred L. Thomson
Frank
Knittle
Eith K. O. Clark
Frank W. Lee
Jessie C. Liston
Thos
Me ‘Donough
Frances B. Smith
Iva Thomas Irish
Minnie Williams
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
D. A. Preston
Fred H
T. Johnson
J. P. Mayer
Ruth Donaldson
A. A. Kimbre
J. T. Dickwond
L. O. Gray
C. W. Atherly
G. A. Harris
Baath High School
Gustav O. Puolis
Julia Doughty
Selma J. Lauriteen
C. Hoover
Gustav O. Buchs
Ohilowa
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Charles W. Taylor
Teachers High School
Fuchs
Pucha
Hoover
Misa Doughty
Selma Lauriteon
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming State University
Woman's Club of
Basin
U Flow
Hyattville hosts dance and wedding celebration evening
Dr and Mrs Van Slyke entertained guests in Hyattville for a dance honoring visitors Miss Venda Pullitz and Miss Matilda Greig while marking the first birth anniversary of the Van Slyke twing. A large gathering from Basin Manderson and Worland enjoyed music cards and refreshments. Louis L Bell married Merle M Nelson at the Antlers hotel with Rev. S W Albone officiating. they will reside in Hyattville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. van Slyke
Hyattville
Venda Pullitz
Matilda Greig
Fairmont
Ned.ik
van Slyke
Be Ain
Manderson
Worland
G. A. Harris
Van
Basin
F. A. Smith
James Smith
Mra
G. A. Harria
John Arnott
R. J. Extra
H. H. Hime
Antlers
Louis L. Bell
Mies Merle M. Nelson
8. W. Albone
T. F. Nelson
Paint Rock
Library board and county meet over repairs plan
On Tuesday evening the library board met with the county commissioners to discuss needed repairs. The commissioners decided to proceed immediately with taking down one wall under the supervision of T. W. Spratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Spratt
Divorce Granted in Hurshman Case by Judge Metz
In chambers Wednesday Judge Metz granted the divorce in the Mary Hurshman versus William Hurshman case after hearing evidence. The couple formerly lived near Burlington.
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Metz
Chambers
Mary Hurshman
Wm. Hurshman
Burlington
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Baptist Church holds 11 am and 7 pm services with Sunday School at 10 am and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. G. W. Racer is the pastor.
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P. m
G. W. Racer
Big Horn County Republicans to Organize Smoker Event
The Young Men's Republican club of Big Horn county invites Republicans to Fraternity hall on Monday at 8 30 pm for a permanent organization and informal smoker. Hon H S Ridgely and Herman S Gates will speak along with other county Republicans. The meeting aims to boost Republican success and welcomes former supporters of the Democratic administration seeking a prosperous state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Republican Club
Big Horn County
Fraternity Hall
H. 8.Ridgely
Herman
Gates
Robbery in Yellowstone Park Stuns Gardiner Crowd
Two masked bandits halted 25 coaches in Spring Creek canyon near Old Faithful Inn and Thumb junction, taking about $3,000 cash plus jewelry and valuables. Investigators link the scene to a six year old similar raid. one suspect believed aided by an accomplice. Vehicles from Yellowstone Park Transportation, Yellowstone Western Stage, and Powell Camping Co. were struck during the early morning run from Gardiner toward the park.
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Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Spring Creek Canyon
Old Faithful Inn
Thumb Junch Station
Stubt
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Yellowstone Western Gage Company
Ghaw & Powell Camping Company
Yellowstone
Gardiner Rand Yellowstone
Sheepherder Chesney Killed by Lightning Near Meeteetse
A sheepherder named Chesney was struck and killed by lightning on Tuesday while with two men on the south fork of Wood River above Meeteetse. Chesney fell about fifty feet from his companion as the bolt struck. It was some time before the body could be recovered. The funeral was held from Meeteetse yesterday afternoon.
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Chesney
Wood River
Meeteelise
Meeteetse
Barber quits shop to run billiard hall
Pat Leavitt disposed of his barber shop to J H Freeman and bought the billiard hall of O P Todd. Pat is described as a busy, well liked man who should make a success in the new venture. Friends express best wishes for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Leavitt
J. H. Freeman
O. PF. Todd
Pat
Open Sage Chicken Season Kicks Off Tomorrow
The open season on sage chickens starts tomorrow and lasts one month. Local sportsmen will obtain licenses today and head out to begin the hunt. Reports indicate more chickens than last year and several good bags are expected.
War clouds deepen as Europe edges toward calamity
Telegrams from Vienna and St Petersburg describe heavy bombardment of Belgrade, a bridge blown by Servians, and mobilization orders as Austria and Servia move toward war. Russia pledges support for Servia, while Britain seeks conciliatory diplomacy through Sir Edward Grey. The Times notes suspended Austria Russia talks and rising public alarm across Europe.
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London
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Belgrade
Austelg
Athena
Servian Legation
Nish
M. Andrevitch
Vichintza
Serftln
Belgrad
Semlin
Danube
the Times
Austria
Russia
St.Petersburg
Edward Gray
Europe
Great Britain
Viscount Morley
House of Jorda
Germany
Advice on Cholera Vaccination and Swine Sanitation
Dr. B F Davis state veterinarian in town yesterday offered to co operate with hog owners to stamp out cholera and vaccinate infected or threatened swine free of charge with owners paying for serum. bulletin urges hygiene: keep healthy hogs from sick premises, restrict visitors and animals, quarantine new stock for 30 days, dip or spray stock, avoid railroad contamination, and treat public stock yards as infectious. Also district court opens August 10 with naturalization hearings before adjournment to Sept 1 supporting jury seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Davis
Republican
Davis
Wyoming
Union
County fair exhibits aim for state fair glory
The Festival and Fair executive committee reports steady progress and has secured county commissioners’ approval to hold a three day event September 22 to 24 at the fair grounds. Baseball games, a Wild West feature, and Farmers Union Day on the second afternoon are planned with free admission that day. Premiums depend on cash funds. a detailed financial report will be published to local groups and the county press. The note urges Big Horn County citizens to participate and boost the county’s growing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Basin
T. J. Jones
Farmers’ Union
Partners’ Union
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Grange
Douglas
W. H. May
Welsh to complete North Town road then move crew to Ribbon Canyon
J H Welsh expects to finish the road north of town near Hartigan farms and shift his outfit to Ribbon Canyon to shape the road. He is noted for building roads with value to the county commissioners. Pat Leavitt was in Greybull between trains on Wednesday.
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J. H. Welsh
Hartigan Farms
Ribbon Canyon
Jim
Pat Leavitt
Greybull
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Bell Nelson
Republican Club
Ces
Servia
Nicholas
Petersburg
France
Maly
Albk
St. Petersburg
District Court
Mets
Wil
Farmers’ Union Fair and
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