Bert Quiner a longtime Manderson resident honored
James A Quiner known as Bert to friends migrated from Pepin Wisconsin as a child and after a career across Missouri Nebraska and Minnesota settled on the Nowood Creek Big Horn Basin Then he and his wife ran the Sanderson hotel and store and he held roles as justice of the peace constable and road overseer He chairs the local school board and remains a steadfast Democrat admired by many in Manderson for his character and public service
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James A. Quiner
Pepin County
Wisconsin
Tuakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Big Horn F Basin
Nowood
Sanderson
Uiner
Bert
Contentment
Manderson
Mert Quiner
Hig Horn Pasin
Hyattville Heads for Basin Showdown Next Sunday
Hyattville baseball team travels to Basin to face the Basin bunch in a much anticipated game. Dr. Van Slyke reports new telephone connections to mountain outposts and a cast of top players as Basin’s challengers. Local cubs promise resistance, but the matchup is expected to draw a large crowd for a dandy contest.
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Hyattville
Basin Bunch
Basin
Dr. van Slyke
Cubs
Convict Road Builders Advance West of Basin to Otto
The convict road crew under Guard Armstrong reports steady progress on the Basin Otto route. They have topped the divide west of town and built the road in a scientific, permanent manner. Citizens are urged to visit the site to observe the work firsthand. An Otto postmaster exam will be held at Basin on July 12 with applicants from the Otto territory. filings with the U S Civil Service Commission are due seven days prior. A heavy rainstorm visited Monday evening with a violent downpour lasting nearly an hour.
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Guard Armstrong
Basin
Otto
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
First heavy rain of the year aids crops in southweal region
A soaking shower arrived from the southweal, bringing beneficial moisture to crops, while reports from the Weert state note rainfall不足 to settle the dist a few miles this side of Otto.
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Weert
Dist
Otto
Marquardt and Boice Wed in Greybull
County clerk issued a marriage license to A. J. Marquardt and Ina M. Boice of Greybull last Monday. The ceremony was at the Antlers hotel Monday evening by Justice Bonwell, witnessed by Carl Harthon and G. M. Booth, after which the couple left for Greybull. The bride is sister of Mrs. Dave Johnson of Basin and is well known locally.
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Marquardt-Boice
A. J. Marquardt
Mise Ina MM. Boice
Greybull
Antlers ‘Hotel
Justice Bonwell
Carl Harthon
G. M. Booth
Republican
Dave Johnson
Basin
Services At Otto Church Next Sunday at 2 P M
Church services will be held in Otto next Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Wilbert R. How ell A cordial invitation is extended all to attend.
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Otto
Wilbert KR. Howell
Basin Kitchen Gardens Showcase Local Growers
The Basin community hosts a thriving kitchen garden scene led by James O’Neil with mulch germination and an innovative irrigation board system. Other notable gardeners include Karlana seed trials, JD Johnson focusing on potatoes, celery, and cantaloupes, and Al Blake as a water-conscious flower and vegetable expert plus C. L. Vandevender with prolific yields. Next week features more standout gardens and talks on lowering living costs through soil and climate wisdom.
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Basin
James O'Neil
O'Neil
Karllana
Tomaso
DD. Johnson
W. Spratt
Joe Denny Eneh
al Blake
C. L. Vandevender
Sheriff Detains Alleged Horse Thief Near Clark's Fork
Sheriff Wickwire returns from a week long man hunt in Park County with Tim Crewden, accused horse thief and possible navy deserter, captured near Paint Creek at Clark's Fork. Awaiting records to determine desertion status before possible transfer to Sheridan for trial. Local residents warn of an organized gang and praise the sheriff’s persistence.
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Wickwit
Tim Jay Crewden
Park County
Wickwire
Hoop
Sheridan
Smith's Ferry
Kane
Five Springs
Cowley
Wickware
Lovell
Byron
Clark's Fork
Paint Creek
Improvements under way at state fair grounds
Improvements and repairs are the order of the day at the state fair grounds. The interior lot exhibition building will be painted white and a fountain installed. Fair commission offices move to the new agrowlhiurm building and former office rooms will be rest rooms for women with comfortable chairs and couches. Curtis exhibition company plans an acre flight show for 80 minutes daily with aviator Rey Francis. Agricultural building progress steady and grounds praised as thrifty and well cared for, foretelling Wyoming’s attractive fair grounds in coming years.
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Fair Commission
Agrowlhiurm
Oull
Curties Exhibition Company
Acre
Rey Francis
Francis
America
Wyoming
Douglas
Long Horns Bring Lean Cattle Train Shipment Arrives
A train load of Southern long horn cattle shipped from Sherklan by BR Minty arrived Monday. The cattle were very lean and looked different from typical stock. Mrs KR Baldwin of Hyattville was in Basin as a visitor on Wednesday.
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BR. B. Minty
Sherklan
Mm. KR. A. Baldwin of
Hyattville
Was & Basin
President Wilson Seeks Immediate Tariff and Banking Reform
President Wilson delivered a second in person address to Congress urging urgent tariff revision alongside major banking and currency reform. He pressed legislators to act now, sacrifice personal ease, and provide new tools for free enterprise while balancing protection with market freedom. The message emphasized rapid modernization of financial systems and the tariff to spur national economic renewal.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Inventor Proposes Coil Spring Automobile Tire
C D Markham, an ex blacksmith with inventive bent, proposed a new tire built from countless coil springs inside a rubber or leather outer cover. The design promises smoother rides, eliminates blowouts and pumps, and could let drivers reach home even if some springs break, potentially reshaping the auto industry.
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Otto
C. D. Markham
Markham
Prevent Office
Drainage A Success in Powell Area
Peter Enders reports government has three village drainage machines at work in Powell. Lands already drained show benefits and engineers say one-twentieth of incoming water exits through drain pipes.
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Peter Enders
Powell
Peter
Jake Secures Big Contract for Water Works Plant
G. J. Behenk, Basin engineer, has secured the contract for the construction of the new water works and electric light plant at Ran Chester. This extensive contract reflects well on Jake and will be good news to his many friends in town.
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Jake
G. J. Behenk
Ranchester
Presbyterian Church Services At Carnegie Library Basement
Presbyterian church holds Sunday school at 9 o'clock in the morning with services at 1, 4 and 8 o'clock in the afternoon in the basement of the Carnegie public library. Special music by Miss Kathleen O'Neal, assisted by the male quartet. Aaron Johnson of Ralden was in town on business. Mrs H Ridgely, visiting her sister Mrs R B West, left yesterday for Cheyenne.
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Presbyterian
Carnegie Public Library
Mies Kathleen "U'Nem
Aaron Johnson
Ralden
H. &. Ridgely
R. B. Weat
Chey- She
Big piano contest offers doubled votes for new, old subscrip tions
A newspaper promotion urges rapid participation in a piano contest. It promises 20,000 votes per dollar for new subscriptions and 10,000 for old ones, expires July 10, with the contest closing July 21. Readers are urged to recruit friends and act on the home stretch to influence the outcome. The note lists previous vote tallies and hints at a surprise for some.
Acme Theatre Weekend Lineup and Local Feed News
Acme Theatre announces Saturday showings Paris and Its Monuments Electric Laundry A Canine Matchmaker Geneman Joe two rich dramas plus Sunday program The German Singers Water Right War Mr Wielt Mrs Linkpers Lodgers Dickens dramatization Tuesday vaudeville Meyer and Meyer plus a 30 cent Big Show Saturday dance Also reports Paris Daugherty Tensleep Wash visits noting unusually good feed on the range this winter with plentiful grass and improving stock conditions
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Acme Theatre
Paris
Geneman Joe
Crouch
Wielt
Linkpers
Meyer & Meyer
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep
Mr. Daugherty
Republican will be issued on Thursday next week
Notice from the Republican announcing a publication change due to the Fourth of July. Advertisers must submit tattoos and advertisements by Wednesday evening. Printed by the Republican commercial printery.
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Republican
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Big Horn
Great Northwest
NAVY
Clark's Fork Country
State Fair News
Portant
Etta
Anvier
Co. D. Markham
Republican, Commercial Printery
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