Weekly Booster Club dinner plans and growth talks
The Progress Association met at the Antlers and set six o'clock weekly dinners instead of noon. Meetings will move to Antlers Hotel then Booths. A Seattle Red Cross relief request was referred to the executive committee. J. D. Johnson was chosen to respond to a Basin toast. The group endorsed W. A. Sizer for the new immigration board. Speakers covered apple industry growth, land access, and economic prospects for Basin.
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The
Progress Association
Antlers
Booth’'s
Seattle
Red Cross
Greybull Commercial Club
Basin
Collins
Pease
Johnson-Pease Co
Rih
Niagara Falls
Diamond City
Toluca
J PD
Johnson
California
Chilcott
Texas
Wasington
T. B. Tinter
Hiteh
J. Bramt Brown
Whilcott
Thompson
Disappointed Chilcott Comments on Wealthy Plan
Mr. Chilcott expressed disappointment that Mr. Fitteh was absent to hear his remarks. He stated on Thursday before leaving Basin that he did not intend to reflect on Mr. Fiiteh but aimed to support the Wealthy proposition. He also reiterated in a boosters club talk that planting all Wealthys or any herbs was not wise.
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Chilcott
Fitteh
Basin
Fiiteh
Chilcett
Boosters’ Club
New post office site chosen at southwest corner of B and Third
The government will place the new post office at the southwest corner of B and Third Streets opposite the Richardson home. Only two sites were considered: the courthouse plaza and the B and Third location. The plaza site remains county owned and would require title to be vested in the government, a condition leading to abandonment of that option.
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B and Third Streets
Richardson
Courttouse Plaza
Woman's Club Session Highlights Musical Program
At the regular Wo man’s club meeting Mrs Coons acted as president in Mrs Spaulding’s absence. An attractive program featured Mrs George Harris Miss Winifred Patten John P Arnott who delivered excellent numbers and earned an encore. Louise Spaulding presided at the instrument and gave an instrumental winker. Mrs Sncow in current events held attention. Mrs Bircumshaw provided the musical portion. hostesses included Mrs Mengel Mrs Anderson Mrs Ross and Mrs McClung. Harris plans a minstrel entertainment for March 21 for city delight.
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George Harris
Winifred Patten
John P. Arnott
Arnott
Louise Spaulding
Sncow
Bircumshaw
Faust Returns to Ivory Grave Work in Montana Visit
E Faust former Meeteetse resident now of Manhattan Mont visited Diamond City this week to arrange monuments over the graves of his wife and son buried near Meeteetse. He reports Henry Thurston his son in law operates a leading flour mill in Manhattan with a capacity of 0 barrels per day. Faust departed for home yesterday.
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E. Faust
Meeteetse
Manhattan
Mont
Diamond City
Mr. Faust
Henry Thurston
Indow
Manhatan
Paris Dougherty Buys Oats and Plans Wheat Planting
Paris Dougherty of Tensleep district bought 7,400 pounds of White Rus oats from Carl Armeling on Wednesday. He will plant about 100 acres of new land with wheat and is feeding about 800 head of cattle, aiming for a busier year ahead in farming operations.
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Paris Dougherty
Carl Armeling
Dougherty
Coomtret
Pamsnd
Cody Enterprise Corrects Basin Basketball Result
Supt ioasiter states the Cody Enterprise announcement was wrong claiming Basin had only two games played with Cody. He notes the contest should be held at a neutral point before a decision is made as Basin trails 42 to 0 in scoring at the moment.
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Cody Enterprise
Ioasiter
Cody Boys
Basin Boys
Tec Amd
Clyde Titus Weds Miss Durfey at Mountain View Parlor
Reverend KL Shepherd united Clyde Titus of Manderson with Miss Heatros Durfey in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony. Present were KH BE, Meso iellous and BC Messamelious. The newlyweds will reside in Iyuitville where Titus is employed in rane tng.
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Clyde Titus
Durfey
Kev
Shepherd
Manderson
Heatros Durfey
Mountain View
Meso Iellous
Messamelious
Iyuitville
Carey Still Vetoing Sparks Budget Fight
A fragmented fragment discusses Carey vetoing or veto attempts on a GE appropriation bid, mentioning a range from 200 to 4000 dollars and signaling a clash over institutional funding. Descriptive but unclear, it presents Carey as a populist governor in a confrontational budgeting moment.
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Carey
Self defense frees Greybull man in Britton killing
Ira Sherrard shot Wes Britton in a dark Greybull room Sunday night. Britton died Monday morning after an autopsy reported a gunshot wound from a Colt .32 pistol. A coroner's jury cleared Sherrard of criminal liability, deeming the act self defense and he was released after an exhaustive investigation.
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Ira Sherrard
R. W. Britton
Britton
O. W. Smith
Grertall
Sherrard
Baain
J. W. Gorder
C. Dana Carter
Attoney West
Greybull
Wes
Britten Atdhi
Westritton
Uute
Sayer
Britten
Crick
Gorder
Proton
Gwrning
Carter
Dhe
Frenchy
Harry
Ira
Bullet
Wes Britton
Basin
West
Pred Garhind
B. T
Justin v
Marshal Kennedy
Yellow House
Upitton
Warter
Ed. W. Gorder
The Drumms Return After Escape At Station
Irvy and his wife returned last Saturday after deceiving friends at the station by alighting north of town to dodge a rice shower and other showers. Commissioners Fouse Kepford and Martin visit to settle the division between Perk and Big Horn counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iirry Dromm
Commissioners Park Co
Fouse, Kepford and Martin
Park County
Perk
Big Horn Counties
Fire at Denny Home Destroys West Gable
Miss Winifred Patten saw a blaze at the west gable of Joe Denny home while in the Methodist church. Volunteer firefighters, led by W. J. Booth, cut a hole in the roof to place the hose. Fire started in a bedroom closet, origin unknown, no gas. Water damage was extensive. Mrs. Denny librarian at Carnegie library board meeting. Josh Ellis fainted from smoke. insurance valued at 1000 dollars with Phoenix.
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Winifred Patten
Joe Denny
H. 5. Sheperd
W. J. Booth
Josh Ellis
Phoenix
C. Cc
Ellis Co
Death of George W Richardson at Antlers Hotel
George W Richardson, brother of J M Richardson, died from strangulated hernia after illness while serving as steward at the Antlers hotel. He came from St Paul March first to help his brother, born in Kentucky forty years ago, survived by two brothers, married status noted, funeral held at Baptist church with burial at Mount View cemetery.
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The
Progress Association
Antlers
George W.ichardson
J. M. Richardson
St. Paul
Antlers Hotel
Baptist Church
Mount View Cemetery
Geo. W. Richardson
Kentucky
F. Richardson
West Virginia
Basin Dramatic Club Announces Civil War Play
The Basin Dramatic club will present The Woven Web set through the Civil War era. The scene spans from the opening to the end of the war and promises to be as interesting as past productions by the group. Date to be announced later.
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Dramatic Club
the Basin Dramatic Club
Hanover Canals Transferred to Water Users Counsel
Lonabaugh and Mayor Robertson announced in town that the Upper and Lower Hanover Canals are formally turned over to water users. Officers and directors have been chosen to oversee the properties, and the treasury opens with 10,000 dollars in cash.
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Hanover Canals
KK. KE. Lonabaugh
Robertson
Hanover
Lonabaugh Arrives to Oversee Local Property Holdings
E. E. Lonabaugh reached Hasin yesterday after a sojourn at the springs. He will stay several days to care for his extensive inter urban property holdings.
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E. E. Lonabaugh
E. Lonabaugh
Hasin
Wilbais Returns to Antlers Hotel Enterprise
H. H. Wilbais, who previously managed the Antlers hotel, has returned and is considering his next steps. He has not made a firm plan but is likely to stay in the area.
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Wilbals
Antlers Hotel
Hon W B Sleeper Visits Diamond City
Hon W B Sleeper dropped in on Diamond City yesterday and praised the flockmasters who are reported to be in clover. Local residents note his remarks highlight thriving sheep industry and community outlook.
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W. B. Sleeper
Diamond City
Take Over Big Horn Canal Association Formed
A meeting of water users near the Big Horn canal resulted in forming a association to take over control operation and maintenance of the ditch. A board from five districts was chosen to serve one year and draft by laws and constitution for stockholders.
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Big Ditch
Basin
Big Horn Canal
C. L. Brome
Pres
W. A. Sizer
Treas
T. P. Ballman
Secy
Carl Ley
T. J. Jones
M. H. Smith
B. T. Joslin
J. H. Montgomery
Big Horn
Board of Directors
Oo. G. Linnabary Takes Partner
O. G. Linnabary of the New York Store has taken a partner in J. R. Brown, the father of Mrs. Linnabary. The move will enlarge capital to meet increasing business needs and enable planned changes.
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Oo. G. Linnabary
O. G. Linnabary
New York
J. R. Brown
Dandy Films at Elite on Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Stanton secures new titles for weekend shows at Elite including Galleher Anarchistic Grit Green Pills and Sweetheart or Bandit. Crowds grow as ultrac ons attract patrons from surrounding districts to the cinema.
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Elite
Stanton
Galleher
Sweetheart
Bandit
McDonald Sidelined as Acting Marshal Steps In
Marshal McDonald is very ill and a medical team treats him. Harvey Hurat fills in as acting marshal while Dr. Carter treats Mr. McDonald, signaling a temporary shift in local authorities and care.
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Marshal McDonald Very
Marshal McDonald
Harvey Hurat le
Dr. Carter
Mr. McDonald
David Dickie Visits Basin in Meeteetae Country
David Dickie, a noted rock master of the Meeteetae country, visited Basin yesterday in a brief regional event. He was seen touring local sites and meeting residents during the day.
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David Dickie
Basin
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Booster Club
Hunter Ranch
Woman's Club
Denny
H. H. Wilbais
Budweiser
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