Municipal camp installed here powers basin finances
The Chamber of Commerce board met with President R B Wert presiding. Reports said the federal building committee will report next week and the Grey Bull road work is nearing completion. A bridge right of way remains to be confirmed. The chamber agreed to entertain fair visitors and manage the fair dance, street show, parade, and finance the band with 25 dollars. A committee was named for the municipal camp ground and Liberty Bond promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Wert
Federal Building Committee
Greybull
T. J. Jones
Chamber
Messrs. Martin, Berry and Thompson
Coons, Gray
Denny
Wm. Dibson
West
Osborn, Berry and
Austin
Col May Drives Big Horn County Fair Plans
Col W H May secretary of the Big Horn county fair reports Lovell Cowley and Greybull back fair support with pledges and sugar company train aid. A special train is planned for Lovell day with events to boost Basin development amid war conditions. May travels to Worland to boost advertisement and recruit basin citizens for a south train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. H. May
Big Horn County
Lowell
Great Western Sugar Co
Lovell
Cowley
Sugar Co
Col. May
Greybull
May
Worland
Big Horn
Basin Man Joins Railroad Engineering Corps in Atlanta
Geo Jenkinson, a Basin resident, leaves Wednesday to enlist in the railroad engineering corps in Atlanta Georgia. He had applied earlier and waited weeks for papers after working at Greybull Refining Co. for about a year, with many friends wishing him success on his journey in honor of the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Railroad Engineering Corps
Atlanta
Geo. Jenkinson
Jenkinson
Greybull Refining Co
Stars and Stripes
Basin Residents Visit Worland Industrial Institute
A Sunday trip to Worland drew several Basin residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gibson and family Mrs. Harry Wise Miss Ira Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Anderson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Inustrial Institute
Wm. Gibson
Harry Wise
Ira Morgan
Carl Wilson
P. P. Anderson
Wheeler Family Joins Basin Ford Shop
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs W H Wheeler and son arrived in their Ford from Denver. Mr Wheeler will work in the Lee Motor Co shop in Basin and will reside with the Halpins temporarily. He has years of experience at Denver Ford works and his expert assistance will aid the local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wheeler and
Ford
Denver
Wheeler
Lee Motor Co
Basin
Ford Works
Mrs Jas H Elgin and Minnie Berry Visiting Berry Home
Mrs Jas A Berry hosts Mrs Jas H Elgin and Miss Minnie Berry who returned from Missouri a week ago and will stay several weeks. They are visiting at the Berry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Elgin
Minnie Berry
Jas. A. Berry
Woodman Lodge Open House Event Notes
The M W A meeting featured music from the band and an address of welcome by V C William Gibson. Speakers included D L Carr on Basin Camp history and L O Gray on Basin Camp finances with reports on Royal Neighbors and visiting neighbors. The program closed with song, fraternal talks, and a band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C
Wm. Gibson
Royal Neighbors
Rhodes
G. P. Shorey
Greybull
Basin Camp
D. L. Carr
P. P. Anderson
L. O. Gray
Royal Neighbor
Oil Stock Quotations Furnished by Basin Oil Brokerage
Basin Oil Brokerage provides current oil stock quotations. Market activity focuses on listed oil equities and related securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Oil Brokerage
Worland Booms With New Buildings And Residents Busy
Worland sees rapid growth as M Ay Kundel Ia begins a stucco block, Ag Stineta erects a two story brick office, and a new autor factory joins several houses under construction. J Mowers left Tuesday for Sherden for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
M. Ay
Kundel Ia
I. Ag Stineta
Aunor
J. Mowers
Sherden
Oil field workers and plans amid Wyoming drilling activity
Casper and Big Muddy fields see multiple crews reporting in from several companies including Republic Oil and Lamb Drilling. Notices promote a Liberty Bond incentive for four months work starting June 1 1917 and urge enlistment in a Wyoming guard regiment before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Reese
Republic Oil Co
Casper
Big Muddy
E. J. Sullivan
Midwest Refining Co
Cheyenne
Omaha
Dave Lamb
The
Lamb Drilling Co
Joe Holmes
Williard Richards
Soo Oil Co
Thermopolis
Lost Cabin
Dale Leighty
H. 8. Kelly
Continental Supply Co
Wyoming
Montana
Red Cross War Fund Drive Urges Massive Basin Giving
Basin residents are urged to donate heavily to the Red Cross war fund. 8S. Skovgard of the Red Cross campaign committee calls for $100,000,000 more, aiming to marshal top talent, supplies, and ships for France and Russia, and to deliver a continuous flow of aid. He argues high incomes should contribute half, warns against evasion, and stresses the fight against German power through unified American resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Red Cross War Fund
Skovgard
Red Cross Campaign Committee
United States
America
Europe
Red Cross
Ian
France
Rissa and
Boglund
Wyoming Guard Seeks Recruits for Full Infantry Regiment
The Wyoming militia launches a district by district recruitment drive to reach 160 men per company for a full regiment. Lt. House will oversee Park, Big Horn, and Washakie counties as the effort begins, aiming to maintain Wyoming identity in national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Guard
Wyoming
France
Wyoming Regiment
State Adjutant General
Wyoming National Guard
Basin Subscribes $50 000 Liberty Loan List Published
The Basin banks push the Liberty Loan with many buyers in a final rush. The Basin Chamber of Commerce prints the complete list of purchasers including Basin State Bank, Greybull Refining Co, and numerous individuals like Henry Jordan John Lyman Wm Miller Homer Lamb E J Sullivan and others. More names will follow next week for those who bought before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Liberty
Chamber of Commerce
Busin
Basin State Bank
Henry Jordan
John Lyman T. F. Nelson
W. T. Whaley
L. J. Dien
Wm. Miller
Homer T. Lamb
E. J. Sullivan
Greybull Refining Co
W. W. Murphy
Zela Murphy
Earl Evans
W. J. Cheley
T. K. Bishop
Dorothy Sullivan
Frank A. Wise
Margaret Lamb
Ruth Lamb
Mra
John Thomas Bishop
Marion Bishop
Carlton Clymer
TY. F. Algeo
T. F. Algeo
Robert Algeo
G. Jh. Jenkinson
Pr. W. Mets
Metg
A. W. Bwanson
J. M. Klein Mas
J. M. Klein
M. C
Dave J. Ll. Denny
Martin Thos
M. Hyde
London Raid by German Planes Kills and Maims in London
London suffered heavy losses in a German air raid with about 534 casualties including 97 killed and 487 wounded. The east end was hardest hit with many homes and businesses destroyed and at least 10 children killed in a single street. British fighters pursued the incoming squadron but few German planes were brought down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East End
Viscount French
New York
Red Cross Meeting In Basin Sunday Evening
A special representative of the governor W C Irvin will visit Basin at the Methodist church to explain Red Cross work. Dr Mark H Smith local president reports the event as Basin churches unite for a successful meeting. Red Cross week June 18 to 25 urged support and building the local chapter with all Basin residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. C. Irvin
Basin
Red Cross Society
Mark H. Smith
Wilson
Red Cross
UN Vender
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Woodman Lodge
J. A. Berry
Midwest Refining
Midwest Oil
Merritt
Hall
Elkhorns
Kinney
Kimbar
Western Exploration
Hosdtion-Wyoming
Paterson-Wyoming
BE. T. Willams
Grass Creek Oil & Gas
AZ Glenroch Petroleum
Asee Wom
Grass Creek Pet
Republic
Steel
W. H. Kirby
Oil Well Supply Co
Co. W. Erickson
Liberty Oil & Gas Co
Tal Comeany
Meckling
Buffalo ‘Basin
Elk Basin
F. Todd
John Bircumshaw
Mound City
Kans
Glen Leidecker
Leidecker Tool Co
H. O. Radcliffe
H. S. Kelly
Manderson
Chatham
Grass Creek
W. E. Wagner
Anaconda Development Co
L. D. Baird
Carter Oil Co
Willard Richards
Wyoming Guard
Kaiser