Local News Bits From Town and Surroundings
J Estra and John Loveland rode in from their ranch as a spring storm loomed last year Roy Sprague traveled from Otto to Chartamy for oil line pipe hauling George Shoemaker of Shel ofeck visited town noting rain and snow nearby A call for paper and paints and for OK shop shaves available Big Horn Hot Springs water advertised Frank Sanders returning from Warren Mong brain storming sheep shear plans hinging on weather conditions
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Roy Sprague
Otto
Chartamy
Basin News Briefs from Last Weekend Visits and Local Notices
A. C. Whiteher of Bt Joe visited Basin last Saturday for a smooth shave at City Berber Shop run by Fred Howse. Dr C B Harrie helped at Greybol and Bee R J Brtre plans decor work. Pat’s Bill Verd Hall, Mrs C B Harris return from Chicago, Jesse Sanders Ottowas Basin visitor, Earl Sprague and N P Larson also in town. Dave Johnson traveled to Chatam for business, returned Monday. County Treasurer J K Burshen visited Lowell for a few days. R H Ewart of Manderson, involved in local propositions, Basin visit. Tom Smith worked on Shell Creek, Basin visit Monday. Home Bakery offers bread, cakes, pies with delivery. contact Mrs Ore Allen. Judge and Mrs Mets in Cody. Metz court duties, returned Sunday. Mrs Fred Gerland and two boys visited Greybull with Chas Perkins. F L Kirkpatrick notes crop prospects very good Otto country. Ralph Hoover from the north part of the Basin aiding Metz cars. W J Durfee of Nowood visiting Basin Saturday, greeted by friends.
Mower Family Visits Burlington After Nebraska Trip
Mr and Mrs J A Mower and their son arrived from Nebraska leet Morning and proceeded to Burlington to visit the Myers family for some time. The party plans to tour and reconnect with relatives in the region.
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J. A. Mower and Son
Nebraska
Burlington
W. 5. Myers
Mrs Knott and Miss Fessenbeck Return Home
Mrs Knott mother of Mrs Lou Blakesley left for Lander last Sunday due to delayed train service. Miss Irma Fessenbeck formerly a high school teacher in Vale Place who had been guest of Mrs D L Carr returned to Powell on Saturday.
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F. Knott
Lou Blakesley
Lander
Irma Fessenbeck
Ale Place
D. L. Carr
Powell
Fremont man returns from California fairs visit
W Bruning of Fremont Nebraska arrived Sunday after a trip visiting fairs in California. He stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Wise Mire Wise is his niece.
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W. Bruning
Fremont, Neb
California
Harry Wise
Mire
Local notes on city market trader and mountain trip
Kelley of the City Meat Market has been in Denver for weeks buying stock for a commission house and came in today to handle business. Jim Young, pursuing sheep for J. H. Montgomery, arrived from camp last Saturday and stayed with his parents for a few days before returning to the camp and planning a trip to the mountains when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Kelley
City Meat Market
Denver
Etoc
Gat Ordey
Jim Young
J. H. Montgomery
Otto
Tie Perents
Mendey
Wyman Visits Town as Huxley Plans Mountain Stay
W. H. Wyman of Trapper Lodge met with Huxley of Temes in town Saturday. Huxley plans a several week stay in the mountains, but Wyman hesitated to commit terms at the Lodge due to reports of several inches of snow from the recent storm.
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W. H. Wyman
Trapper Lodge
Ar. Huxley
Temes
Mr. Wyuma
Gettleman
Wes
Burlington visitors seek dental care and county welfare interest
Mr and Mrs T Johnson of Burlington stayed in town last week to arrange dental work for Mrs Jobo gn. Sam, formerly county commissioner, remains deeply interested in the county welfare. He avidly reads every published county item and its nuances.
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Myre. &. T. Johnson
Burlington
Jobo Gn
Sam
Local Notes and Visits Around Eene City
Four brief items list people traveling or visiting. Miss Hazel Binkesley and Paul Zimmerman traveled between Eene City and Manderson Street on Sunday. John J. Perkina visited from the Frying Ranch Shore Otto on Monday. Rev. John M. Dickson moved to the Shaw property in southwest town and will host friends J. F. Hope, a noted S J. Joe country farmer, Wan a Basin wetter spoke of crops. Mrs. George W. Kershner and two grandchildren left for Shell Creek to stay with Chna Bergman, daughter of Mrs. Kershner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Dickson
Shaw
George W. Kershner
Shell Creek
Chna
Bergman
Bergmen
Kershner
Basin Resident Clark Takes Job in Billings Telephony
Basin resident Mr. Clark connected with the telephone service and traveled to Billings last Saturday where he will be employed by the company in that location.
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Clark
Basin
Telephnes
Billings
St Joe Rancher Blynn Visits Town After Rain
Charge Blynn, a St. Joe rancher, came to town Saturday saying the region has had so much rain he need not irrigate and can spend his time in town.
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Blynn
St. Joe
Dan Snyder Visits Burlington Ranch For New Building Project
Dan Snyder from Burlington traveled last Friday after a Kimber bum er incident. EB J Sulliven had purchased land for new buildings on his ranch. Snyder went there to discuss weather and time for a period of rain.
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Dan Snyder
Burlington
EB. J. Sulliven Hee
Dan
Farm Owner Isaac Holloway Visits Basin from Otto
Isaac Holloway, owner of a farm near Otto, was in Basin last Monday. He came from Nebraska years ago and has succeeded in this country. John Perrine of Otto, reputed the best bachelor farmer, was also in town Monday. Perrine says Tree Ports prospects are bright here despite the cold weather.
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Isaac Holloway
Otto
Basin
Mr. Holloway
Nebraska
John Perrine
Agents Durham and Rath Visit Cheyenne on Land Office Mission
Special agents H. B. Durham and Charles Rath arrived in Cheyenne this week to investigate alleged frauds in land entries and proofs for the land office.
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H. B. Durham
Charles Rath Jaf
The
Land Office
John Stevens Returns Home From Otto Country
John Stevens of Union Oregon returned Tuesday from Otto country where he had been attending business. He praised local prospects compared with Oregon. J A Becker and daughter from Nowood Basin visited friends in Basin. Becker is a leading farmer and stockgrower with a fine ranch in the Big Hom Basin.
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John Stevens
Union
Oregon
Otto Country
J. A. Becker
No- Wood
Basin
Mr. Becker
Nowood
Hom Gaeain
Doctor Gould Retires From Sheridan After State Vets Work
Dr Elmer Gould retired from Sheridan last Tuesday after attending to business with the state veterinarian's office. He reports countrywide flooding with rain and many washouts along the railroad.
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Elmer Gould
Sheridan
Durham's Stay Tied to Air System Building Work
EB A Durham, in town for several days on business, was connected with the construction of the air system. His stay appears linked to ongoing work and related contracts.
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EB. A. Durham
Air Re
Vimcem to Lead Grey Bull refinery project crew abroad
F B Vimcem who will manage the Grey Bull oil refinery when finished has left his home in the West Gundey to return in about three weeks with his team to reside near the project. J G Hensley of Worden Montana arrived from there Tuesday and will stay at Burlington and Otto with his son Joe, the mall cashier, Burlington. Hensley, an early Otto settler, visits old friends in the area yearly.
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F. B. Vimcem
Greybull
Wast Gundey
J. G. Hensley
Worden
Mont
Burlington
Otto
Joe
Mall Casher
Mr. Hensley
Otto Country
Wm Bachman Aids Neighbors In Greybull Valley Farming
Wm Bachman shows neighbors how to raise good crops in Greybull river valley. He acted on the first of the week after applying and preparing to merge the bay cup, outlining farming methods and local efforts.
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Wm. Bachman
Greybull River
For male near Otto seek land at $30 per acre
The notice advertises male interest, SEX percent of Ses. 4, T. 61, near Otto, at $30 per acre. It mentions the first and closest lands and invites calls or letters to P. P. Anderson, Basia, Wye, and Mrs. Walter Curtis. A separate line notes Mrs Curtis visiting her husband at Whitmore hospital after tick fever illness.
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Otto
P. P. Anderson
Basia
Wye
Walter Curtis
Newpod
Whitmore Hospital
Jones of Mamberton Attends County Fair Board Meeting
J Jones of Mamberton attended a county fair board meeting in town Tuesday where he serves as president. He will begin this week a stay at Mayo Bros hospital for stomach trouble and his many friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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J. Jones
Mamberton
County Fair Board
Jones
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
Cody Mayor F O Thompson Visits Town This Week
Cody mayor F O Thompson has been in town this week and supporters believe he will follow through with planned actions. Local residents who know him well express confidence in his stated aims and leadership.
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F. O. Thompson
Cody
Iater
Gale Pedigreed Horse Sold For Cash By Abe Gotwals
Auction notice for Hheres For Gale a pedigreed standard bred horse 9 years old weight 1800 pounds selling for 750 dollars cash taken soon at Hyattville Wyoming by Abe Gotwals. Resolutions Of Sympathy express condolences for Edna V Blakesley member of Liza Rebekah Lodge number twenty six I O F mourn charter to be folded for thirty days and copies sent to family.
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Gale
Abe Gotwals
Hyattville
Wyo
Edna V. Blakesley
Faithfu
Liza Rebekah
Ainter
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J. Estra
Alé
John Loveland
George Shoemaker
W. T. Whaley
Shelofeck
Mir
OK Shop
Fred Forshee
Manderson
Big Horn
Mi6t
Frank Sanders
Warren, Mong
Basin State Bank
F. H. Whitmore
Briscoe
B. Jackson
Mich
Henry Wegner
Germania, Wyoming
J. B. Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
Pleasant Valley
J. E. Lemcke
Prop
A. C. Whiteher
Joe Waa
Iest
Fred Howse
Bee R. J. Brtre
B. Harrie
Assis
Pat's Bil Verd Hall
Mre
C. B. Harris
Chicago
Jesse Sanders
Ottowas
Earl Sprague
N. P. Larson
Dave Johnson
Chatam
J. K. Burshen
Lowell
R. H. Ewart of
Tom Smith
Ore Allen
Mets
Metz
Fred Gerland
Chas. Perkins
F. L. Kirkpatrick
Ralph Hoover
W. J. Durfee
Bain
Hazel Binkesley
Manderson St
Paul Zimmerman
Mr. End
John J. Perkina
Amxi
J. F. Hope
S J. Joe
the Enterprise Grocery
Basin Enterprise
E. A. Davis
West
A. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Big Horn County Bank
Wyoming
Arnott
W. G. Colling
U. S. Land Office
Basin State
William G. Gnow
B Basin
Horn Co
Thos, M. Hyde
Nal
Irma Peseeseadt Mazie V
Rhodes, Committee
G. Caldwell
Security Farm Loan Association of Chicago
F. E. Judkins
General
Dro
Harris
Mia H, T. Marre
Hervie
PF. M. Booth
Reems
Dentiot
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge
A. M
Lewisia
Basin Lodge
Austiances
H. T. Nowell ©. W. Alberty Nowell
Co. M. Miller
Jas
Patten Basin
Woming
D. W. Rogers
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