Bowman Burn Hazard Sparks Basin Fire Patrol
A Bowen stable near the late postmaster’s home burnt after a Monday alarm. Little Eva Bowman aided by a clubed horse escape as the barn and contents, hay included, were destroyed. Insurance covered by North British via Wyoming Security Investment, $500 policy, $350 to $400 loss. Fire crews from Basin Steam Laundry, Belton, and local responders arrived promptly. No injuries reported. second call in weeks adds to Mrs. Bowman’s trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal McDonald
Bowman
Cornethuan Matteson
Eva Bowman
Angiels
Harry Drumm
North British
Wyoming Security Investment Co
Frial
Metz
Notice For Publication on Non-Coal Land in Buffalo Wyoming
Notice by the U S Land Office Buffalo Wyoming dated February 21 1911 that George W McCoy of St Joe Wyoming holder of homestead entry No 3680 for Cisse and Wlysch claims intends to file final five year proof before William F Brown Clerk of Court Basin Wyoming on the Sunday of April 111 Witnesses named Charles Blynn William Crown Constant Webster John Michaels and more. Also notes remodeling at a store by G W Jack and office changes at Black hardware with work by F W Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 8 Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
George W. McCoy
St Joe
Wlysch
William F.brown
Basin
Wyo
Charles Blynn
St. Joe
William Crown
Constant Webster
John Michaels
Burlington
W. F. Prittain
Register
Presbyterian Services March 5 at Opera House
Presbyterian church services set for Sunday March 5 at the Opera House with morning communion and an evening service. The sermon centers on Philippians 4 5 Think on things. Sunday school will be held every Sunday morning at 9:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Hlowlock
Phillipians
Kansan Settles Here at Josiah Cooks Shop
C. C. Coldwell of Kansas has arrived and entered the employ of Josiah Cook. This makes two new men from Kansas in Cook’s establishment, adding skilled workmanship of excellent quality. Fresh ranch butter 30¢, creamery butter per pound at Cook's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Coldwell
Kansas
Josiah Cook
Cook
Cook's
Otto News Iteme Winter Weather and Local Happenings
A light winter snap drops temperatures to four degrees below zero. Nels Winters attends the quarterly conference in Leval. Fred Sessions leaves the Birn Wipshaw ranch and moves up the river. Winters brothers lease and will farm the Otto ranch this year. F. N. Pearson visits Otto. C. G. Grout travels to the mountains for materials to finish his low house. Sam Johnson, Greybull commissioner, visits Otto on office business. Mrs. Larson and Norma Basin visitors. Mrs. Jake Hauser sick but improving. Dr. Bond from Goodland, Ind., visits with Jr. and Mrs. Traugh at the Bungow ranch. Eddie Turner returned from Basin after two weeks. Basin praised but Otto remains satisfactory. The Stringtown Dramatic Club presents The Moonshiner’s Daughter in the hall Friday. Relatives honor Mrs. Jim Pratt on her twenty‑second birthday with a surprise. A character ball is planned for March 8 in Otto with prizes for best character portrayals. Otto folks plan to attend the Montgomery sale at Manderson Thursday. Earl Perkins dies of typhoid fever after a long illness. funeral in Otto church conducted by Rev. L. C. Thompson. The Perkins family receives community sympathy. Dearest brother thou hast left us, gone to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Pearson
Otto
C. G. Grout
Sam Johnson
Greybull
Larson
Norma
Jake Hauser
Bond
Goodland
Ind
Traugh
Bungaow Ranch
Eddjie Turner
Basin
Echo
Stringtown Dramatic Club
Jim Pratt
Juto
Genleman
Manderson
Earl Perkins
H. L. Perkins
Otto Church
L. C. Thompson
Thermopolis
Perkins
Commissioners' Proceedings Feb 18 1911 Special Session
Board of county commissioners met in special session on February 18, 1911. Chas. McDonald and P. M. Gallaher present. R. E. Blakesley’s appointment as jail addition construction superintendent was revoked and H. T. Nowell appointed in his stead. Adjourned to regular session March 7, 1911. County Clerk J. Peter Enders certifies the abstract of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. McDonald
P. M. Gallaher
R. E. Blakesley
H. T. Nowell
State of
Wyoming
Big Horn
J. Peter Enders
Mothers' Trials Run Up Shoe Bills for Children
The mothers' trials with young rowers and schoolchildren swell shoe bills weekly. Basin Clothing House, John Bircumshaw proprietor, offers a new elk skin shoe that reduces the steady drain. Upper and sole use durable elk skin leather. a neat, serviceable design. Call today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Clothing House
John Bircumshaw
Mac Receives Little Stranger At McNay Home
O W McNay welcomed a baby girl on Sunday about 10 o clock. The infant is deemed a promising addition to the family. Dr Carter directed the parents to the happy home. Mrs McNay is progressing well and the newborn is healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
O. W. McNay
Dr. Carter
Happy Parents
Mrs. McNay
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
A, Mitchell
BIG Horn County Bank
Big Horn County Bank Basin
Big Horn Milling Co
Phone 91 Basin
Worland
H. O. Richardson
E. A. Davis
Belton Boys
Diamond City
G. W. Jack
Black
F. W. Ackerman
Presbyterian Services
Nels Winters
Lev‘l
Fred Sessions
Birn Wipshaw
Winters Brothers
Peter Enders
J. B. Thompson
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Bruer & Stanton
H. D. Hendrick
John H. Kaster
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