Local Docket of Citizens and Officials
R L Sweney of Shell visited the county seat yesterday. B C Fisher left for Fort Yellowstone and other northern points to conduct business for several days. G Ralph Hoover departed for Lucerne on Wednesday. Owl Creek ditch troubles prompt Hoover to assist in settling disputes. Jack Moore returned from Savell after bidding on the crick work for the new schoolhouse. bids were rejected and plans will be revised. Day Marshal Frank Juikins is reported with a new helmet. Night Marshal Jack Hansen is said to be jealous of the addition.
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R L. Sweney
Shell
B. C. Fisher
Fort Yellowstone
G. Ralph Hoover
Lucerne
Owleresh
Mr. Hoover
Jack Moore
Savell
Crick
Day Marchal
Frank Juikins
Jack Hansen
Day Force
County Road Change Notice in Township 48 92
The board of county commissioners announces a road alteration through section 4, township 48, range 92. The route will start at the NE corner of section 4 and run west one mile, then south between sections 4 and 5 to join the present county road. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon July Sunday 1911. Jun9-30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Said County
Millinery Sale Closely Clears Spring Stock
Miss Radcliffe announces a seasonal millinery sale to close spring stock and make room for fall goods. She notes steady business and a small, legitimate profit on every sale, now willing to absorb a small loss for a quick clearance.
Mrs. Hime Hosts Delightful Afternoon Reception
Mrs. Chas. A. Hime entertained yesterday from 2 30 to 6 30 at home with tasteful decorations and generous refreshments. A large number of lady friends enjoyed her hospitality and praised her as a most charming hostess.
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Chas. A. Hime
Progress on Big Horn County Bank building advances
Work on the second story brick work is progressing rapidly. Ex tra and Lawrence have secured the contract for glass installation, to include plate wire and prime glass of the finest kinds for the building.
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Big Horn County Bank
Extra & Lawrence
Sunday Sermon by Rev Wilbert R Howell at two churches
Rev Wilbert R Howell will preach at the stone church on lower Shell Sunday morning June 15 and in the evening at Greybuil, delivering a two service message for the day.
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Wilbert R. Howell
Stone Church
Lower Shell
Greybuil
Order Of Owls Meets In New Pioneer Building
The Order of Owls Cloud Peak Nest meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Ed Cusack serves as president with J Mengel as secretary. The group has moved to new quarters in the Pioneer building and added bathrooms. For contact, call OK barber shop, a7 f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Owls
Cloud Peak Nest
Ed Cusack
J. Mengel
Pioneer Building
Wyoming Stockgrowers Fight Free Wool Threat in Senate Memo
Washington letters report Wyoming stockgrowers urge resistance to free wool and Canadian reciprocity as disastrous to grazing spreads. N Kelly Klodt of Newcastle cites harsh 1909 10 winter, low wool and livestock prices, homesteader pressure, and looming range losses. Senator Warren presses tariff discourse with Underwood, Mondell remarks reveal revenue focus and little regard for growers. A Thermopolis land sale petition seeks ceded Shoshone lands designation. Diarrhea remedy note closes.
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Washington
Warren
N. Kelly Klodt
Newcastle
Senate
Canada
Wyoming
Klodt
House
Underwood
Mondell
Tariff Commission
Senator Warren
General Land Office
Thermopol
Thermopolis
Shoshone
Agricultural statistics show Wyoming gains from 1910 census
The census bureau released Wyoming agricultural statistics from the 1910 and 1940 censuses. It highlights increases in farm land value, total acreage, and farm equipment with percent changes and notes revisions as incomplete farm returns are finalized. data cover land, buildings, implements, labor costs, and livestock with detailed unit values.
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le Grand Powers
Division of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Ste
Wyoming
Census Bureau
Fremont County
Shoshone Indian Reservation
Kemmerer Wing Endorsed for County Seat in Uinta
Division reports Uinta county backing Kemmerer for county seat with 1700 votes to 800 from 20 large precincts. Final outcome may reduce margin to about 500 with remaining small precincts. Kemmerer wires open house for town, praise for local spirit. Also notes Supt. E B Rossiter as New York Life rep and Basin Hospital offerings and local sale notices.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Uinta County
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Immigration chief to visit. Progress Association meeting tonight
Word arrived that Roy Schenck immigration commissioner will arrive today. The Progress Association executive committee has called a special meeting at 6:30 this evening at the Frontier restaurant. Attendees will meet him, learn of Big Horn Basin growth and resources, and aid in proper immigration bureau promotion.
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Roy Schenck
The
Progress Association
Association
Frontier Restaurant
Schenck
Big Horn Basin
Immigration Bureau
Benefit Dance to Aid Local Baseball Team
A benefit dance will be held in Fraternity Hall on Monday evening, July 3, to support the baseball team. Citizens are urged to attend and help promote the town as the team works to advertise the community.
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Fraternity Hall
Bound Over In Liquor License Case At Gebo
Louis Peterson of Gebo was brought in Wednesday to answer to a complaint of selling liquor without license. He is alleged to have run a joint where liquor could be obtained and the arrest follows the Kameemy case. Peterson allegedly secured liquor for Kameemy who attacked Dick Kirby with a gun. Peterson waived preliminary hearing before Judge Lampman and was bound over to the district court in $750 bonds, unable to post and jailed before later release on bonds provided by Wm. Tilforth Josiah Cook and J. R. Goodrich.
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Louis Peterson
Gebo
Kameemy
Peterson
Dick Kirby
Lampman
Wm. Tilforth
Josiah Cook
J. R. Goodrich
Fine Ranch For Trade Inquire About 1m10 1f
A fine ranch for trade or sale is offered by A Wilson of Worland Wyoming. Interest is in exchanging for town property or cash. Inquire for details regarding the trade value and terms.
Land sale ad at Shell Creek 160 acres for 15 per acre
Gale offers 160 acres in Shell Creek country at 15 dollars per acre. Address Box 36 Shell Wye al¢-1f 4. Also Bircumshaw's Place advertises underwear stock, prices, and a 2600 weight team with wagon and harness. For particulars address Box 36 Shell Wye and visit the California Fruit Store for fruits.
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Gale
Shell Creek
Country
Shell, Wye
Shell
Wye
Screenings and Hosiery Ad for Men's Socks
An ad copy promotes screenings at a dollar per cwl and features references to Excelmnet chicken feed, Big Horm Mills, Bircumshaw's Hole Proof Gocke, and hosiery for men. It markets sock insurance and notes men seeking well wearing socks. The fragment blends product spots with dubious brand names and nonsensical phrases.
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Big Horm Mills
Bircumshaw
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Miss Radcliffe
Mrs. Hime
Anheuser Busch Beer
Big
Keio
Chamberlain
Jame
Falkner
Kemmerer Wing
Lincoln New County
New York
E. B. Rossiter
Basin
Frank James
W. F. Johnson
B. T. Joslin
Gebo Man
A. Wilson
Worland
California
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