Encampment Planned for Basin Tyoming Cavalry
A September event schedules a cavalry encampment for fifteen days at Basin Tyoming with participation by local units and officers.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
1
Captain Pearson Lands the Prize encampment chosen for Basin
Major Colley visited Basin last Friday to inspect fair grounds for the Wyoming cavalry encampment. Gen. McCoy designated Basin as the site. The encampment runs September 1 to 15 with seven troops commanded by Gen. Tim McCoy and an officer from Fort Russell. Captain Pearson earned praise from the Chamber of Commerce and citizens for securing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley
Basin
Fair Grounds
Wyoming Cavalry
R. P. Pearson
McCoy
Pearson
Chamber of Commerce
Midwest Here Tuesday Triumph Over Locals on Diamond
The Midwest team defeated locals 13 to 1 Tuesday evening on the local diamond. Edleman of Grebull held the locals to scattered hits while Jarrett pitched well for the locals but lacked run support. Lineup details follow with Grey bull Regan and Trehern among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Carpenters
Edleman
Grebull
Jarrett
Greybull
Regan Ss
Trehern
Brokaw
Nagle If
Hewitt Rf
McCarthy
Accidentally Shot in Back In Bay Basin Rider
A wireless message reports C. B. Plasters was accidentally shot in the back while riding in an automobile near ten this morning. Dr. C. E. B. Fawcett extracted the bullet and Plasters was resting fine by 1 p.m. The injured man is well known in Bay Basin with many friends hoping for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gould
Basin
van Slyke
Hyattville
Plasters
C. EB. Fawcett
Van
Mr. Plasters
Bawin
Boy Scouts Meet Rough Necked for Close Thursday Game
The Boy Scouts and the Rough necks will play next Thursday evening in a tightly contested ball game. Both teams are evenly matched and have won recent games by narrow margins. Local supporters urged to attend and cheer for the boys in this clean sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Roughnecks
Fourth at Greybull Prep Draws Big Local Crowd
The people of Greybull are making great preparations for their Fourth of July celebration. The town plans parades, games, and a fireworks display with community organizers urging participation and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Basin Fourth of July Celebration to Feature Bert Cole
Basin hosts a three day Fourth of July celebration July 3 4 and 6 featuring Bert Cole the celebrated aviator from Casper and Hanson who parachutes from a moving plane. The Grey ball and Casper ball teams will play games and other amusements are planned to welcome neighbors to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cole
Casper
Hanson
Basin
Invoicing the Stocks Involves Pratt Mann Stores
Frank A Wise cashier of the Ba ain State Bank and appointed receiver for Pratt Mann company has spent the past week invoicing the stock in various towns. H E Wise and G R Hoover assisted in Powell and traveled to Meeteetse to invoice stock there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Wise
Baain State Bank
Pratt-Mann Company
H. E. Wise
G. R. Hoover
Powell
Mr. Wise
Meeteetse
Basin Free Camp Grounds Near Completion
Improvements at Basin free camp grounds progress quickly with adequate facilities for summer tourists. Visitors already arrive in large numbers and word spreads that Basin offers the best camp grounds on the Yellowstone highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Free Camp Grounds
Basin
Yellowstone Highway
Entertained at Bridge by Mesdames Hime Hosts
Mesdames F. M. Hime and H. H. Hime entertained about sixty guests at a bridge party hosted at Hime's home. Delights and decorations enhanced the afternoon with refreshments served by the hostesses. First prize went to Mrs. N. Anderson, second to Mrs. C. W. G. Dodge, and consolation to Mrs. Traller and Mrs. Epplesheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
F. M. Hime
H. H. Hime
Bridge
J. C Stewart
H. Armeling
C. W. Atherly
Mary Starrett
W. A. Robb
E. F. Peterson
C. Clymer
O. J. Rausch
Mrs. Miller
Lovgard
C. W. G. Dodge
H. W. Horn
M. B. Walker
C. A. Nadler
R. L. Silver
M. McKone
F. A. Little
J. P. Arnott
C. A. Hime
C. B. Abbott
Epplesheimer
James Scott
J. A. Keachie
W. E. Larrick
W. C. May
J. E. Traller
F. L. McNown
C. R. Hetzler
J. Bircumshaw
Cc. P. Brown
J. J. Fleming
W. W. Murphy
T. E. Keefer
J. O'Neill
W. H. Pauley
L. A
Shower for Miss Ruth O'Neil at Mrs Curroughs home
On Wednesday afternoon a shower was given for Miss Ruth O'Neil whose marriage announcement was made at that time. A number of the younger social set were present and Miss O'Neil received congratulations and many useful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Curroughs
Ruth O'Neil
Miss O'Neil
Floral Hall Under Construction At Fair Grounds
The new floral hall building at the fair grounds is being constructed with gap blocks. Col May takes pride in this permanent improvement, noting the handsome appearance and the first in a series of such material projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Col. May
Basin to host chautauqua in July promising top entertainers
The Basin chautauqua runs July 9 to 14 with The Standard chautauqua lineup, promising the best entertainment yet in Wyoming. Local committee prepares for record attendance as high school students sell season tickets to fund the event. Season tickets cost 2.75 for adults and 1.38 for children, tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyoming
Gebo defeats local team 14 to 5 in Sunday ball game
Gebo beat the local team 14 to 5 with Krajicek pitching five innings and Jarrett four. Plank hit a two bagger as the longest gain for the locals, while lineup details name Harrington King Shipman Hooton Huxford Russell Renner Richards M Shipman and BasinKuntch Plank Barderist Carle Hoffman Carpenter Long Gohnoc Kra jacek Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebo
Krajicek
Jarrett
Harrington Lst
King 3d
F. Shipman
Hooton
Huxford Ss
Russell 2d
Renner
Richards Cf
M. Shipman
Kuntch 3d
Plank 2d
Barderist
Carle
Hoffman
Carpenter
Long
Court House Improvement Shines in Big Horn County
Superintendent John P. Zane completed painting floors across court house rooms this week. The state of upkeep receives high praise as the building is described as spic and span with claims of unparalleled care in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Zane
Court House
John
Big Horn County Court House
Judge Metz Returns From Cody Bear Hunt
Judge P. W. Metz returned from Cody where he presided at a term of court and then went on a bear hunt. He tracked through several localities in the Rockies and finally secured a brown bear and a black yearling cub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Metz
Cody
Rockies
Brain
Basin girls honored at library dancing party
Mrs. James ONeill entertained the younger Basin set at the library last Monday evening in honor of Basin girls who have been away at school this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neill
Basin
Good Roads Day Aids Hyattsville Area Improvements
The Cham ber of Commerce reports a busy week with Good Roads Day drawing about 150 men and equipment. Workers filled holes, laid dirt and gravel, installed culverts, and graded Dorsey creek area as plans for cemetery and west road improvements advance, with funding questions delaying survey work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Martin
Basin
Hyattville Lountry
Hyattville
Otto
Emblem
Dorsey Creek
Committee On
Cemetery Gate
Dickman
Basin Chamber Promotes Camp Grounds and Cavalry Visit
The Basin Chamber of Commerce highlights improvements to the Basin camp grounds with minor beautification changes. They announce Wyoming state cavalry troops will be stationed there for 15 days around the county fair, showcasing active local efforts and community funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Smith
A. W. Coons
Basin
Pearson
Wyoming State Cavalry
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Roads in Basin area advance with multiple crews and new bridges
On Tuesday substantial progress eased travel between Basin and Dorsey creek, Stringtown, Burlington, and Emblem. A. X. Johnson led three teams, W. H. Pauley and crews worked to Stringtown, P. P. Anderson between Stringtown and Burlington, while A. N. Bankson supervised blasting and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. X. Johnson
Here
Dorsey Creek
W. H. Pauley
Stringtown
P. P. Anderson
Burlington
Wm. C. Snow
Emblem
Burlington Road
Otto
A. N. Bankson
F. T. Brigham
J. W. Osborn
West Road
Warren
Gilbert Jones
W. A. Robb
Hyattville
E. C. Burroughs
Fred Frisby
W. W. Murphy
Clark Longshore
Harry Wise
A. S. Moore
A. B. Martin
Basin
Lovell man faces charge of passing worthless checks
Wesley McArthur of Lovell was brought to Basin by Deputy Sheriff Waters to answer to a charge of passing worthless checks. The complaint was filed by C B Abbott of Basin, and it is believed several others have been victimized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley McArthur
Lovell
Basin
Waters
C.b.abbott
Basin Ball Team to Play in Thermopolis Festival
The Basin ball team will play in Thermopolis on July 3 4 and 6 during the town celebration. The squad will be strengthened before departure to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
WEXT MEETING TO BE IN GREYBULL
The Big Horn Basin Bankers association held its annual convention in Lovell with delegates from Billings and Cheyenne. Officers elected include H. H. Hime of Basin as president and W. B. Snyder and Sidney Smith of Lovell as vice president and secretary treasurer. Greybull was chosen to host the 1921 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Commercial Club
Lovell
Sidney Smith
Dafice
H. H. Hime
Basin
W. B. Snyder
D. L. Carr
R. P. Pearson
John Coons
Grover Hays
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May. Greybull
Roughnecks Defeat Boy Scouts 6 5 In Close Lake City Game
The Roughnecks beat the Boy Scouts 6 to 5 on the local diamond Wednesday night. Umpire A B Martin called the game. all scoring occurred in the first three innings. lineup includes Gould catcher Frisby pitcher Long first Panier second Ellis third Hanlon short Smith left Judkins center Stevens right for the Roughnecks and May catcher Beard pitcher Extra first E L Beard second Burns third Zaring left McNown short R Beard right Wheeler center for the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughnecks
Boy Scouts
A. B. Martin
Gould
Frisby
Long
Panier
Ellis
Hanlon
Smith If
Judkins
Stevens
May c
Beard
Extra
E. L. Beard
Burns
Zaring
McNown
R. Beard
Wheeler Cf
Basin bankers plan Pease land drilling leases
H Hime of Basin State Bank received a telegram from J B Ogden representing Minneapolis capitalists stating he would leave for Basin next Sunday to arrange drilling on Pease land east of Basin. Leases were secured through Hime and several wells will be drilled there in the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hime
Basin State Bank
J. B. Ogden
Minnepplis Capitalists
Basin
Pease
Mr. Hime
Thermopolis to visit for Sunday baseball game
Manager Martin of the local team announces Thermopolis will be here for a game on Sunday afternoon with a 8 o'clock start. The event is billed as the best game of the year and urges all baseball fans to attend at the ball park Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Thermopolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss O’neil
Chautauqua
Judge Metz
Bear
Good Roads and Cemetery Committee
Dickman's
Yours Truly
MN Lovel
Organization
Lowell
Pease Land
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