Court News of the Week In Greybull Court Proceedings
The court heard motions and demurrers and held a divorce day with several decrees. Divorces granted for Jones, Compton, Bergman, and Sanders on grounds of desertion or related factors. Other cases dismissed for want of prosecutions or continued. A notable injunction restrains a canal company over water assessments. awards and costs recorded in several suits. Continuous coverage to page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Jones
Joseph Jones
Claude EB. Compton
Adella O. Compton
Frank BB. Bergman
Ethel EB. Bergman
Greybull
Alex Sanders
Kate Sanders
Lucille M. Berdard
Edward J. Berdard
Hagel Drevick
Jamea Drevick
Terrell
Gruwell
Denver Sewer Pipe Company
The
Beach Canal
W. T. Bullock
Kohler-McLinter Paint Company
Ve. J. J. Pierce
Rhoades
James
G. W. Black & Co
Ora Allen
Sult
G. Hartigan
Big Horn Canal Association
Canal Company
Basin
M. H. Smith
Hartigan
Canal
Canal Compan
Smth
Myrtle LaRoche
Anna Mansfield
Guardian Ad Litem
Potato Exhibit Car to Highlight Rex Theatre Visit
Next Tuesday afternoon King Spud leads the pota to show at Rex Theatre and the Burlington exhibit car in town all afternoon. A potato growers meeting and exhibit prizes from local merchants accompany a kitchen camouflage course for spuds. The event aims to boost marketable potato yields and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Spud
Rex Theatre
Burlington
Beat Peck
Chase & Sanborn’s
Martins Grocery
Berry's Grocery
L. A. Zane
Ewers Grocery
Neal Anderson
Pocket Knie
Basin Hardware
ariVety
Louis Potato Co
Triumph Seed
Hensel
Sin Man in Lime Light
A historical clipping centers on J. H. Montgomery as the headline figure, with brief mention of a sin man in lime light and guests or events surrounding him in a public notice style. The readable fragment suggests a local sensational focus on a man named Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Man
Bonanza Field Faces Packery Pressure and Land Leasing
Washington hearing reveals J H Montgomery of Basin Wyoming accuses the big five meat packers of lowering livestock prices and pushing growers out of business. He criticizes injunctions and immune actions and warns Congress and courts lack action fuels unrest while land leasing activity spreads to Oregon basin and Bonanza anticline areas with new filings and potential drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
J. H. Montgomery
Basin
Wyo
Montgomery
Congess
Congress
Wyoming
Death of Eugene Pegg
Eugene Pegg, son of Mr and Mrs Milo Pegg, died Tuesday after influenza. He was born in Carthage Missouri on March 28 1901 and was a junior at the high school. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 30 from the Baptist church with Rev C Wardlaw officiating. Interment followed at Mount View cemetery. Pallbearers from his class were Lester Gibson Linn Plantier Frank Emery Lou Blakesley Jr Arthur Johnson and Ansel Dickman. He was a member of the Greybull Christian church and was loved by many classmates and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Eugene Pegg
Milo Pegg
Carthage
The
Baptist Church
Rev. C. Wardlaw
Mount View Cemetery
Lester Gibson
Linn Plantier
Frank Emery
Lou Blakesley, Jr
Arthur Johnson
Ansel Dickman
Christian Church of
Greybull
Birthday Monday at Anderson Home
Last Monday marked the sixth birthday of Harriett Anderson. She hosted a small party for friends at her parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Anderson. Guests included Jeanette Smith Elizabeth Wilsom Jeanette Extra Earl Wil son Ruth Abbott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Anderson
P. P. Anderson
Jeanette Smith
Elizabeth Wilsom
Jeanette Extra
Earl and
Carl Wilson, Jr
Ruth Abbott
Marian Hime
Henrietta McNown
Darby Hand, Jr
Ralph Johnson
Marion Johnson
Hortense Zaring
William Long
Geneive Spencer
Richard Gibson
Albert Burroughs
Howard Longshore
Frances Bobby Gould
Inez Frisby
Clara Hanlon
Pfeifer Reacquires Big Horn Ranch Lands In Hydeville
Charles Pfeifer, a prominent ranch owner on the Big Horn river, has bought back his former ranch, securing a key water right. Julia Helgabeth Snell, daughter of HM and Mrs Snell of Hyattville, died after a brief illness at age eight years seven months. Funeral services were held in Hyattville with wide community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pfeiffer
Big Horn River
Mr. Pfeifer
Big Horn
Julia Hellgabeth
HM. M. Snell
Hyattville
Legion Post Probes Soldier Bonus Proposals
The local American Legion post forms a committee to study congress's proposed soldier legislation and report at the next meeting. National action in Washington backs a fifty dollar monthly wartime bond for ex servicemen, sparking debate for and against. Local members seek thorough analysis before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Washington
Post
Death at Sheridan for Minnie Hays Arnott
Minnie Hays Arnott died at the family home in Sheridan after pneumonia. She leaves husband M. D. Arnott and four children Lucile 8, Margaret 6, Tula May 3, and Zola 2 months. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays live near Monarch. Arnott is from Basin and Morr. daughter Mrs J C Grissinger of Sterling attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hays Arnott
M. D. Arnott
Sheridan
Arnott
Lucile
Margaret
Tula
Zola
Robert Hays
Monarch
John P. Arnott
Basin and Morr
Presbyterian Ladies Host Pleasant Afternoon
Mrs. H. H. Hime entertained the members of the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were served and attendees reported a very pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hime
Presbyterian Church
Here from Missouri Sergeants Meeks and Har
Two Missouri sergeants named Byron Meeks and J Har visited a local unit. Their stop highlighted training, duties, and community outreach as part of ongoing national defense efforts. The visit underscored cooperation between troops and civilians in the region.
Two War Veterans Visit Home Shakeup in Frisby Family
Two Missouri youths, nephews of Fred Frisby, arrived this week and stay at his home. Both served overseas, among the heaviest fighting, with 34 of 270 from their Argonne regiment returning. They hope to settle in Wyoming if they can find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fred Frisby
Mr. Frisby
Argonne
Wyoming
Death of Miss Alpha Dunaway at Basin Hospital
Miss Alpha Dunaway died at Basin Hospital on Wednesday at age 54 after contracting a illness that led to her death. She came to Basin ten weeks ago from Washington state. Funeral services were held yesterday at ten o clock with Rev. A H F Watkins officiating. Interment followed at Mount View Cemetery. The community extends sympathy to her brother Ed Dunaway in his bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Dunaway
Ed Dunaway
Basin Hospital
Basin
Snow Storm Worsens Tonight Then Clears With Warmup
A heavy snow fell in this vicinity last night and continues today with brisk northerly winds. The weather forecast predicts rising temperatures tomorrow and clear skies, with the snow likely to disappear soon.
Wyoming Republican Convention Planned for May 10 in Sheridan
The Wyoming Republican State Convention is called for May 10 1920 at 10 a m in Sheridan to nominate electors for president and vice president adopt a platform and select delegates to the national nominating convention in Chicago June 8 1920 The 174 delegates are apportioned by county totals based on votes for Frank W Mondell in 1918 Including Albany Campbell Big Horn Carbon Converse Crook Fremont Goshen Hot Springs Johnson Laramie Lincoln Natrona Niobrara Park Platte Sheridan Sweetwater Uinta Washakie Weston and others Delegates will be chosen by county conventions May 4 1920 per law and party rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sheridan
United States
Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Albany County
Campbell
Big Horn
Carbon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Laramie
Lincoln
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sweetwater
Uinta
Washakie
Weston
Republican State Central Committee of
T. Blake Kennedy
Methodist Sunday School Class Night At Library
The young men of the Meth odist Sunday school entertained the Who Do class and younger girls class at the library on Wednesday evening. They spent the evening with games music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claen
Methodist Sunday School
Wool Growers in Convention Meet in Big Horn Basin
Wool producers gather in the Big Horn Basin for a convention and session proceedings to discuss farming methods markets and industry concerns. Delegates from region attend discussions on wool production and future plans.
Basin Wool Growers Hold Annual Basin Convention
Flockmasters from the basin gather for the Big Horn Basin Wool Growers association annual meeting in Basin with two day program. Activities include meetings led by A L Pearson W O Steele J A Hill and W T Ritch plus a public dance and a banquet at Fraternity hall and Rex theatre with visiting delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin Wool Growers Association
Basin
Pres. A. L. Pearson
Frank A. Wise
W. O. Steele
Mestestie
J. A. Doelle
Fraternity Hall
J. A. Hill
University of Wyoming
W. H. Boireau
Swift & Co
Chicago
W. T. Ritch
Rex Theatre
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Oregon Basin
Bonanza
Will G. Metz
Clyde Atherly
J. Rausch
Frank I. Rue
Clara Collins
Rnnes
Secretary of the Interior
Byron
Eugene Pegg
Byron Meeks
J. Har
Miss Dunaway
State Republican Convention
Big Horn Basin
Basin Country
Ladies of Basin and High School
Alexander Walker
National_Sheep and Wool bureau
J. B. Wilson
Wm. Simpson
Cody
Basin Band
Rex
Gould
H. H. Him
L. C. Gray
J. P. Arnott, Jr
R. J. Extra
J. L. Gorst
G. C. Muirhead
Aimie Roux
Frank Pelegrin
Eli
David Taylor
Brooks Egbert
Clarence A. Waln
David Sutherland
H. Short
Harold Pearson
Frank Buckle
George Taylor
Teasleep
E. C. Wiley
Robert Skene
A. Beaton
Manderson
BE. T. Wolf
Joseph Ganguet
M. Glockner
A. L. Pearson
R. H. Baird
Dickle
W. Oo. Steele
Meeteetse
R. @. Kelly
Lucerne
A. T. Hedgecock
Puntney
Charley Keller
Wm. Quinn
Kirby
Fred Bonstedt
Powel
Joseph Erickson
W. R. Tolman, Jr
Wm. Murdock
Embar
Tom Lamb
G. P. Russell
Amarillo
Tex
Salt Lake City
W. B. Wison
McKiney
A. Starkey
Milwaukee
Wis
A. B. Wrigley
W. W. Murphy
H. C. Avery
Walter Johnson
Henry Armeling
Douglas Delicatessen
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