Address by Senator Skovgard on patriotism at Memorial Day
Large audience hears Senator Skovgard deliver patriotic tribute at Memorial Day ceremonies held by General O. O. Howard Post, G A R. After services at Fraternity hall, attendees visit the cemetery to honor fallen loved ones. The speech praises American freedom, cites battles from 1776 to 1898, and stresses union and civic duty as essential to national happiness.
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Fraternity Hall
O. O. Howard Post
8. Sheveard
Basin
Berewich
Grand Army of the Republic and Friends
Sisterhood of Nations
Great Britain
Washington
Boston Commons
Yorktown
Europe
Mexico
Fra ternity fall grammar school entertains Basin crowd
The Fra ternity fall grammar school program delighted Basin with superior drills and chorus by young students. Teachers and musical director E. C. Hoover earned praise as the crowd filled the hall and a generous picture fund contribution was raised.
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Basin
Fraternity
E. C. Hoover
McClung Sells Hunsinger Ranch To Paris Daugherty
J K McClung as executor sold the Hunsinger ranch near Canyon Creek to Paris Daugherty for 30000 dollars. The property spans over 800 acres and includes a large range. Daugherty, a leading stock man, plans to grow enough hay to feed his stock through winter and has employed workers on the ranch.
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J. K. McClung
Jacob Hunsinger
Hunsinger
Canyon Creek
Paris Daugherty
Daugherty
Thea Noughly
Basin Gump Official Receives Death Claim Draft
L. Gray secretary of Basin Gump No 5586 Modern Woodmen of America yesterday received a draft for 4000 dollars from the head camp. payment of the death claim of the late Dr G J Nett. The event signals prompt settlement and efficiency within the order.
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L. ©. Gray
Basin Gump
Modern Woodmen of America
G. J. Nett
Good Ball Game Gives Basin Narrow Win Over Manderson
Basin defeated Manderson 2 to 1 in a superb baseball game on Sunday. Pitchers Heall and Nowells for Manderson and Shatow and Kioffoan for Basin were in top form with strong support from their teams.
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Basin
Manderson
Muanderean
Heall
Nowells
Tasin
Shatow
Kioffoan
Ridgely declares candidacy for Wyoming governor
Governor hopeful Hilliard S. Ridgely announces his run for the Republican nomination. He aligns with progressive principles from the Cheyenne mass meeting of April 16, 1914, pledging an honest economical administration if nominated and elected.
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Cheyenne
Hilliard
Ridgely Ee
McElwee Arrested for Worthless Checks in Basin Area
W H McElwee a rig builder who recently arrived in the country was arrested on charges of uttering worthless checks ranging from 3 to 65 dollars. A preliminary hearing was held after J A Quiner of Manderson reported the fraud tied to a broken down rig and a proposed cashing of a 10 dollar check at Basin. McElwee bound over to district court with a 200 dollar bond. Additional complaints from M R Douglas and A L Brown claim losses of 65 and 8 dollars, with J E Freeman listing 35 dollars. The suspect fled from Under Sheriff Frank Rue near Mountain View but was captured later. authorities plan to recover property tied to the case.
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W. H. McElwee
McElwee
J. A. Quiner
Manderson
Quiner
McElvee
Billings
Basin
Casper
Justice Bomwell
District Court
MeElwee
Littman
Lens
W. E
Rankin
Wyoming
Buffalo
John Booze
Tensleep
Hyattville
Kane
Dry Head
Montama
Hardin
Basin Country
Potms
Wickwire
Rue
Entertain For Newlyweds By Wise Honoring Armstrongs
On last Monday evening Mr and Mrs F A Wise entertained in honor of Mr and Mrs Sim Armstrong. The event featured dancing and candid refreshments served late. Invitees included Miss Mwa May, Mabel Tallon, Mabel Morine, Mabel Zane, Nellie Maxwell, Ruth Smith, Beesie Williams, Miss Cutter, Lois Coons, Winifred Patten, Ethel Lonard, Mary Cusack, Henry, Inogene Thompson, Juliette Colling, Miss LaCroix, Messrs Co WH Fitzpatrick, Claud Derby, Pat Leavitt, Clare Denby, Frank Bristow, Wu Feddewwen, Frank May, Ralph Neville, Wim May, John Arnott, John Coons, Foster Scott, Clark Longshore, George Randall, Sanford Karnes, John ONeil, Don Tracy, Logan Metcalf, Herb Wie and Mr and Mrs Sta Armstrong.
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F. A. Wise
Sim Armstrong
Mwa May
Mabel Tallon
Mabel Morineo
Mabel Zane
Nellie Maxwell
Ruth Smith
Beesie Wiliams
Cutter
Lois Coons
Winifred Patten
Ethel Lonard
Mary Cusack
Henry
Forest News: Calves Born and Cooperative Projects
Four buffalo calves were born raising the Wichita national forest herd to 51. Rangers will measure snow depths in the western mountains with the weather bureau. Oregon State College students assist in the Siuslaw forest nursery to gain experience and reduce nursery costs. Pacific coast alder is found suitable for clothespins, prompting a Portland factory plan. Tacoma abides a cooperative with the forest service to protect the Green River watershed.
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Wichita National Forest
Weather Bureau
Oregon Agricultural College
Siuslaw Forest
Pacific Coast
Portland
Tacoma
Wash
Forest Service
Walter
Ralnler Na
Manderson case on ditch destruction ends with $10 fine
W H Brokaw filed in justice court over a ditch on Mrs Alice Woody’s land. Alice Woody was found guilty, while Dick Mullen and Sam Weckworth were acquitted. Woody fined ten dollars plus costs. case appealed to district court. The dispute stemmed from a ditch crossing Woody’s property used by Brokaw and allegedly damaged.
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W.h.brokaw
Alice Woody
Dick Mullen
Sam Weckworth
Manderson
Justice Bonwell
Colling
C. A. Zaring
E. E. Enterline
Thos. Vs. Hyde
Sam Wackworth
District Court
Brokaw
New Books Added to Library Collection
The library recently added several new titles by purchase and sift. Included are Modern Dancing Pinnachlo Diana of the Green Van Chance Prime Silverlings The Irish Twins Wild Animals at Home Daddy De Funniest Wisdom Jingles In the Vanguard Perrod Sunshine Jine Flow Fables Mother Goose Rhymes and Jingles Adventures in Toyland Teckla and a copy of Graustark.
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Pinnachlo
Diana of the
Chance
Prime Silverlings
In the Vanguard
Perrod
Sunshine Jine
Teckla
Sift
Odd Fellows Baseball Game and Degree Night in Basin
Basin Lodge I O O F and Worland Lodge I O O F invite the public to a free baseball game in Basin on June 16 followed by a degree exemplification and a smoker for all Odd Fellows. Gus Allen and family from Hyattville visited the grammar school event and stayed over Sunday with relatives.
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Odd Fellows
Basin Lodge I. O. O. F
Worland Lodge I. O. O. F
Basin
Gus Allen
Hyattville
Hyde Admitted to Practice in U S Supreme Court
Thos M Hyde, a Democratic district judge candidate, has been admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court. Admission came on motion by Senator Clarence D Clark of Wyoming. The ceremony occurs at noon with oath taken using a small age worn Bible. Not more than ten or a dozen attorneys from this state have been admitted.
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Thos. M. Hyde
Supreme Court of the United States
Hyde
Washington
Hye
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Harvey and Wilson Return at Rome Theatre Friday Night
Harvey and Wilson, renowned musicians, return to the Rome Theatre Friday to also assist with the dance. The regular Friday dance replaces Saturday this week. A new program of pictures will be shown Friday and Saturday with no advance in prices.
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Harvey
Wilson
Rome Theatre
Wil
Af Pictures
Be gin Delicatessen Bought by A B Martin in Basin
A B Martin of Lincoln Nebraska has purchased the Be gin Delicatessen from Mrs G A Ahrens and taken possession this week. He is a first class baker and caterer and plans Basin as his permanent home. Cort Marlin from Casper joined Paul’s Place as a barber, hailed as an artist in his trade.
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A. B. Martin
Begin Delicatessen
G. A. Ahrens
Mr. Martin
Lincoln
Neb
Cort Marlin
Casper
Paul
Complaints From His Own Party Debunked in Wyoming Appointments
An editorial in the Cody Enterprise claims Wyoming senators Warren and Clark delay confirmations. The piece argues the real hold up is a Justice Department report on Rigdon, while Democratic control and senatorial courtesy keep appointment decisions in party hands.
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Washington
Cody Enterprise
Wyomling
Warren and Clark
Wyoming
Senate
Rigdon
Rikigely
Enterprise
Department of Justice
Higdon
Judiciary Committee
Ridgely
Wyomneg
Merbere
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