William Kirkpatrick: A diligent Basin merchant and leader
William Kirkpatrick of Hyattville, West Virginia native, built a trusted Basin business and strong community ties. On Carr ranch he expanded into livestock and land, served on the school board, acted as justice of the peace, and is praised for honesty. He backs good roads and will aid securing a first class Basin to Hyattville road this summer.
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William Kirkatrick
Hyattvile
Basin
West Virginia
Basin Country
Ire
Carr Ranch
Falf
Joho
L. A. Parker
Hyattville
Atore
O. K
Cloud Peak
Neghbor
Will Kirkpatrick
Basin and Hyatt
Ball Game For Good Roads Fund At Driving Park
A benefit ball game held Tuesday afternoon at the driving park started at 3 45 with Master of Ceremonies T M Hyde signaling the start. The game featured many errors and high scores with Frank Bristow hitting a home run and the crowd praising performances as players lined up in a long list. Receipts totaled about 925 with multiple pitchers and catchers used during the contest.
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Good Roads Fund
T. M. Hyde
Tome
Frank Bristow
N. Loveland
F. Hime
Harmon
Toamas Binkeatuy
Markham Hoffman
H. Hime
Leaviit Sd
Hita Game Fails to Halt Warriors Lead at Supper Time
After a rough start the Hita team trailed 14 to 9 at supper time in a game that provided amusement for spectators and aided the good roads fund. Miss Winifred Patten hosted a farewell party for Miss Lois Coons who leaves for an extended trip to Iowa. Dancing followed with refreshments served. Attendees included Norene Wilvy John Coons Gerald Coons Lilian Horacek John O'Neil Kathleen O'Neil Frank Bristow Myrna May Pai Leavitt Mary Queack Geo Rancul Mabel Tallon Lela Tallon Billie May Bessie Williams DeRoyce Dudley Marle Desmar Sim Armstrong Mabel Morrison Herbert Wine Juliette Collins Sanford Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Max Thomas Foster Scott Ruth Smith Leighton Johnson and Carl Harmon.
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Winifred Patten
Lois Coons
Miss Coons
Iowa
Norene Wilvy
John Coons
Gerald Coons
Lilian Horacek
John O'Neil
Kathleen O'Neil
Frank Bristow
Myrna May
Pai Leavitt
Mary Oueack
Geo. Rancul
Mabel Tallon
Lela Tallon
Billie May
Bessie Williams
DeRoyce Dudley
Marle Desmar
Sim Armstrong
Mabel Morrison
Herbert Wine
Juliette Collins
Sanford Barnes
Max Thomas
Foster Scott
Ruth Smith
Leighton Johnson
Carl Harmon
Marriage of Donald McArthur and Eva Gall at Mcuauntain View
The marriage of Donald McArthur and Eva Gall occurred Saturday afternoon at the Mcuauntain View hotel. Rev 8. W. Albone officiated in his characteristic style. The couple, from Geeybull, are popular in their sister town and receive best wishes from The Republican. Kimball Beall notes a separate marriage of W. B. Kimball and Naltie Beall of Manderson at Billings last week. The groom works in Billings and the newlyweds plan to reside there.
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Mcuauntain View Hotel
Donald McArthur
Eva Gall
Geeybull
8. W. Albone
Kimball Beall
W. B. Kimball
Naltie Beall
Manderson
Billings
Bim Kimball
Good Roads Club Reviews Finance and Highway plans
The Good Roads Club met at Antlers last Monday with J B Thompson presiding. A W Coons reported net proceeds of 95.15 from supper, show and dance after expenses and a balance to the Good Roads fund. A committee was instructed to coordinate with Cody and county clubs to extend the Black and Yellow highway from the Pakcount line to Cody. County officials discussed road work funding, including 1 000 maximum for culverts and manpower from the penitentiary for 60 days at 23 per day. Additional notes covered meetings with the Farmers Union and Dead work plans in Tensleep, ending with adjournment and Basin visitors on Tuesday.
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Good Roads Club
Antiers
J. B. Thompson
A. W. Coons
The
Progress Association
M. H. Smith
Good Roads Fund
Smith
Cody
Deland
Lightning Kills Otto Man Near Fence on Storm Night
George Perkins of Otto dies during a fierce Greybull valley electric storm while attempting to crawl through a barb wire fence to reach shelter. He leaves a widow and two children Fred and Lena, along with siblings and in laws. Funeral held at Otto Methodist Church with Modern Woodmen honor guard. large turnout from Basin and area.
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George Perkins
Otto
Greybull Valley
Perking
G. A. Harris
Sandey
Mart Derby
Hare
Greybull River
Fred
Lena
John J
Will Faust
C. A. Parke
Cody
Abe Harmer
Billings
Anertca
Dianer
W. Abone
Ming Viola Tolier
Tommy Massey
R. A. Gowld
Walter Manny
Hal Dlakesley
Darrell Blakesley
Wm.Cros‘er
Wm. Tolman
Claude Gould
Jacob Hauser
Greodates
Otte
Fune Mal Cortice
Greybull
B. F. Wickwire
T. W. Spratt
Lou Baxkesley
High Grade Nurses Shine in State Examination
In Sheridan examinations covering nine attributes, Basin nurses earned top marks. Mrs Adriana Harris led with an average of 96, Miss Mamie Smith followed at 91, reflecting strong Basin service. Dr HT Hayek returned Tuesday from attending a state health meeting.
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Sheridan
Basin
Adriana Harris
Alate
Mamie Smith
Hayek
Prominent Man 10 Speak Here on June 18th
A notable speaker lineup comes to town for a June 18 event addressing farmers. W. Oland, Barrett, Rhodes, and others of the Farmers Union will discuss the union’s aims, warehouse and elevator network, price support, and national coordination. The meeting, in the library building Wednesday afternoon, invites all to hear practical, grounded commentary on farm relief and organization.
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Farmers’ Union
Leve
Olan
Barrett
Rhodes
Huntington
Tena
Board of National
Union
Mem
Urmens
Lern Bagin
John Templiaves
Charles Simon Parrett
Georgia
John Marshall
Aaron Buri
Charles Barrett
A'lanteie
Georgia Parwers Union
Parmerndan
Special Offer Pushes Votes in Basin Republican Contest
A County promotion urges workers to boost their standings in the Basin Republican contest with subscriptions and store purchases at G W Black & Co. Ten days after the end of the week, the offer doubles votes per dollar for new subscriptions and halves for old ones, aiming to propel leaders and lift late movers toward the grand prize piano. Standings show many contestants with various vote counts as the race tightens.
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G. W. Black & Co
Basin Republican
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Buffum at Billings Addresses Basin Residents
Prof B C Buffum of the Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding Company Wo rland spoke before the Billings Chamber of Commerce at a weekly luncheon at the Kik's club. He described his life's work improving grains and perpetuating productivity in the Northwest. A pudding from emmer seed, suited to dry land farms, was featured and praised.
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Billings
B.C. Buffum
Chamber of Commerce
B. C. Buffum
Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding Company of
Worland
Kiks’ Club
Northwest
Buffum
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Mra
Jon
Ind
Farmers' Union
Virginia
Carolinas
Middle States
West
Pacific
Farmers of America
Texas
County Union
State Union
Georga Union
National Union
Birmingham
Ma. Barrett
Husky
Charlie Barrett
Amrelia
Sam Jones
Elmer
Big Soul
Pocket
Elate