Basin Gardens News Roundup Sparks Growth and Roads
Basin Gardens residents report bustling Saturday activity as Jank Ellis and others handle business while J. Arnott Jr starts ten acres of beans. Alfalfa hay quality rises with two weeks of earnest work and roads are praised as best in the Basin. Irrigation expands via Tillard Canal, with plentiful water and good prices for farm products, urging readiness for a railroad era and new homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Gardens
J. B. Thompson
Frank Brigham
Grandpa Stogstill
Frank Swim
Will Tillard
Upper Shell
Tillards
John Arnott Jr
John
Amon 'A
George Randall
Tillard Canal Company
Colorado
Shell Valley
D. C. Henry
J. E. Frisby
Guy Shipman
Basin
Teddy
Billy
Litaols
Big Horn Basin
Weak Sisters in Every Community
The remark labels some people as selfish or pessimistic, claiming that many communities contain such individuals who refuse to see or are inherently weak. It presents a harsh generalization about a minority of residents.
The Big Contest at Wise's Drug Store
The vote in the big voting contest at Wise's drug store will be found on page three of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise's
Hints for Music Pupils in Flat Buildings
Advice urges music learners in flats to play at quiet times to avoid disturbing neighbors. It notes eight o clock Sunday morning is bad for those with weak skills, and laments that practice can disrupt others, especially when near light shafts or windows. The piece lightly mocks noisy instrumentalists and imagines a comical justice like the Mikado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Crook With a Conscience
A man hands a pocketbook with 2.65 to police Lieut Gabe at headquarters claiming he took money from a subway pocket. Charles Schlick says he is hungry after three months in the city and that a theft at Brooklyn Bridge station led to a meal. He turned himself in to confess the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Gabe
Charles Schlick
Brooklyn Bridge
Ponteenth Street
New York
Secret Societies Evening Meetings at Local Halls
Listings show Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays Lewisia Chapter No 16 OB 8 first and third Wednesdays Basin Lodge No 85 IOOF every Tuesday Basin Encampment No 15 IOOF second and fourth Fridays Eliza Red Lodge No 26 IOOF first and third Fridays Basin Camp No 5586 MWA second and fourth Thursdays Mountain Home Camp No 8136 RNA second and fourth Mondays Triangle Lodge No 31 Elk of P first and third Thursdays Cloud Peak Nest No 1497 Order of Owls second and fourth Wednesdays Also notes a new bottling outfit for Frisby dairy supplying milk and cream bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
A. F
A. M
Lewisia
O. B
Basin Lodge
Basin
Eliza Red Lodge
I. O
O. F
Basin Camp
Mountain Home
Triangle Lodge
P. Flrst
Cloud Peak Nest
Order of Owls
Also Mentioned on This Page
BurlIngton
Nicholson
Wyoming
John H. Kaster
Welch & Muir
Little Horn River
Sheridan County
Omaha
First National Bank
Joan Luman
Henr’ mm WF Co
I. W
A. Hiang
H. H. Hike
W. T. Wuarey
F. A. Wisk
Ge Ellis
Charley Garland
Smith
Jones
Brown
Jank Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Oo. R. Irwin
W. H. May
A. A. Reed
Ben Cody
J. E. Lempke
S. F. Feddersen/ Co
Roest
Bavig
Fraternity
Frisby Dairy
E. Lonabaugh
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