Court News in Weekly Session Disposes Civil Matters
Record of cases tried before Judge Metz shows multiple dispositions this week. Dismissals include Myrtle LaRoche vs Snell and Alderdice vs Aladdin Oil Co. Bank of Lovell vs Ames and G. W. Black vs Miller also dismissed. Some judgments awarded, others settled or pending. notable ejectment suit C Dana Carter v J A Hawkins remains in trial, with Thermopolis and Worland attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle LaRoche
Snell
Ginsley
Wilber
Wyoming Refining Co
Bircumshaw
William Rannells
Hurtig
Alderdice
Aladdin Oil Co
Bank of Lovell
Ames
G. W. Black
Miller
T. C. Marshall
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Basin
Burlington Railroad
Hanner
Sherman Vs
Hawkins
Co. A. Zaring
C. W. Axtell
Thermopolis
H. W. Rich
Worland
R. B. Landfair
Woman's Club of Basin Adopts French Orphan Again
The Basin Woman's Club met in the library on Wednesday. They voted to adopt a French orphan again this year. The program was led by Mrs. Denny with papers on Slav immigrants, music by Miss Patten and Miss Thelma Gould, and readings from Century magazine. Refreshments were served by Mrs. A W Coons and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Basin
Clark
Patten
Miss Patten
Johnson
Roy G. Belton
America
The
Century Magazine
Thelma Gould
A. W. Coons
Guy Brill
Marjorie Coons
Anna E. Denny
Cheyenne Adds 200000 More in Highway Projects
The Wyoming highway commission plans to award contracts March 23 totaling 500000. Additional improvements include three bridges along with grading and culvert work in Sweetwater Converse Fremont and Park counties. Mrs. Lester Watson of Ghoybuli visited Tuesday.
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Cheyenne
Mar
State Highway Commission
Sweetwater
Converse
Fremont
Park Counties
Wyoming Livestock Loan Co Forms in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Livestock Loan Co the first of its kind in the state filed articles this week. Fred L Crabbe serves as president with Harry Hold rege as vice president and Guy A King as treasurer. Capital is set at $600 000 with headquarters in Cheyenne. Directors include Richard May Lovell George Merrill Thermopolis and Geo B McClellan Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Livestock Loan Co
Wyoming
Fred L. Crabbe
Harry Holdrege
Guy A. King
Fec.-Treas
Cheyenne
Richard May
Lovell
George Merrill Thermopolis
Geo. B. McClellan
Worland
Greybull Valley Irrigation District Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Greybull Valley Irrigation district will be held in Burlington on Wednesday March 17 at 1 o clock in the town hall. The session will discuss proposed reservoirs and other matters of interest to valley farmers. Committee.
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Greybull Valley Irrigation District
Burlington
Daughertys Plan Springs Trip for Health
Paris Daugherty returned from California with an infected knee and yesterday decided to go to Thermopolis to try the baths to rid his system of the poison. Mrs. Daugherty departed for the ranch on Canyon Creek.
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Paris Daugherty
California
Thermopolis
Mrs. Daugherty
Canyon Creek
Basin Civic Forum Discusses Town Improvements
Basin residents are invited to a civic forum at the library on Monday evening March 22 at 7 45. The discussion will focus on Basin as a home town and how to attract families including travelers and farmers, covering beautification, education, business, and community spirit.
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Basin
Woman's Club of
Fine New Farm Home In Otto Country
Wm Bachman, a leading Otto country farmer, visited Basin this week and loaded a wagon of lumber and building supplies for his fine new home on his Basin ranch just above Otto. The couple built from almost nothing and now enjoy a well earned reward for their determined effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bachman
Otto Country
Basin
Otto
Miracle Man Delights Basin Matinee Crowd
The Miracle Man delighted Basin audiences with a highly praised showing yesterday afternoon and last night. A big matinee crowd and a double feature tonight marked its final opportunity to be seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Allied council weighs actions in Constantinople and Greek role
Reports say the supreme council adopted main recommendations to press Turkey on armistice terms and protect Armenians. Possible punitive moves include occupying key European and Asiatic Turkish points by Allied forces. If Kemal Pasha is targeted, Greek troops around Smyrna may execute the operation. Also: Big Horn Basin Wool Growers elect officers. banquet and entertainment noted with a push to make the Basin band regimental for cavalry.
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London
Constantinople
Supreme Council
Turkey
Mustapha Bemal Pasha
Kemal
Smyrna
M. Venizelos
Council
Kemias
Big Horn Basin Wool Growts Association
Dent
A. L. Pearson
Cody
Bragg
Worland
Secrtary
J. M. Snyder
Lovll
Lovell
Chamber of Commerce
Fraternity Hall
C. A. Zaring
Basin Band
R. J. Extra
L. O. Gray
H. H. Hime
J. P. Arnott, Jr
Denver
Cavalry Organization
A Bonus Or A Loan Opinion Requested By Ex Service Men
The American Legion seeks ex service men opinions on a World War veteran measure now before congress. Members and nonmembers alike are urged to submit views on two options: a 150 dollar monthly per service period bonus or a government loan at low interest. Return forms to Marion Tanner Post Basin Wye with name and address.
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Congress
The
American Legion
Army
Navy
Marion
Shower Celebrates Miss Ackerman Before Elk Basin Wedding
The Royal Neighbors hosted a Monday afternoon shower for Miss Nina Ackerman at Mrs. Roy G Belton's home. Guests offered gifts and congratulations as refreshments were served. Miss Ackerman plans to wed Mr Harold Wilt of Elk Basin next Monday in Billings and will reside in Elk Basin after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Nina Ackerman
Roy G. Belton
Miss Ackerman
Harold Wilt
Elk Basin
Billings
Big Horn County Fair Dates Announced
Col W H May secretary of the fair association announces the Big Horn county fair will be held on September 7 8 and 9. He states this years event will be bigger and better than before with active work continuing up to opening day.
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Col. W. H. May
The
Fair Association
Big Horn County
Markham Hotel Change Ends With Leitch Return
Chas H. Trieber sold the Markham hotel to Mrs. Leitch after recently buying it from Mrs. Leitch and H. M. Sheive. Leitch will continue management in Basin with Sheive staying on until suitable help is found and plans to enter other business locally. Leitch’s reputation among travelers prompts the decision to keep steady leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Trieber
Markham Hotel
Potato Car Exhibit Promotes Burlington Potatoes
The Burlington potato car exhibition drew farmers from the county to inspect displays and hear experts discuss best cultivation and business practices. Local growers praised Burlington for promoting the potato industry and found the event instructive.
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Burlington
Fishing season reopens next Tuesday for local anglers
The fishing season closed since November 1 will reopen next Tuesday. Local anglers may travel to nearby trout streams to enjoy the fresh start and a legal day to fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aome
Trout Stream
Gas from Hidden Dome field goes to new line
Gas from the Hidden Dome field was turned into the new line last Monday night and service since has shown the line is satisfactory in every way. Superintendent T. S. Armstrong says the company expects no need to cut off service now that both towns have ample gas for any use.
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Hidden Dome
T. S. Armstrong
Prisoner Capture Near Idaho City Backs Trial Return
Wade Blackburn confined in Cowley County jail for rape escaped in October. He and Richard Cotton were located by the sheriff’s office in Coeur d Alene Idaho. A deputy will depart tomorrow to bring Blackburn back for trial.
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Wade Blackburn
Cowley
Richard Cotton
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Fire at auto repair shop reported, extinguished quickly
A Wednesday morning fire north of Berry's grocery damaged an auto repair shop owned by Earl Bovard in a building owned by F. T. Pebbles. Firefighters brought water to the blaze promptly and the estimated damage was 50 dollars with the cause still undetermined.
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Berry’s Grocery
Earl Bovard
F. T. Pebbles
Local Couple Wed at Gregory Home in Brief Ceremony
Mildred daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gregory married Henry Coll Wednesday at 1 30 PM with Rev. C Wardlaw officiating. Lieut and Mrs. Ted Denny attended. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a bridal trip to Greybull and Billings returning Saturday. Mrs Coll will remain at the post office. Groom is local manager of Mountain States T and T Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Gregory
South Sixth Street
Mildred
Henry Coll
Rev. C. Wardlaw
Ted Denny
Greybull and
Billings
Coll
Mountain States
Visitor from Deaver Drums Up Basin Tidings
H. T. Ketchum of Deaver visited Basin early this week to handle Sidon Canal Co. affairs where he serves as secretary. He now manages the Deaver Mercantile Co. and reports strong conditions as many new settlers arrive, foreseeing a prosperous year and Deaver receiving its full share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Ketchum
Deaver
Sidon Canal Co
Ketchum
Deaver Mercantile Co
Families relocate to new R. E. Trumbull project near Cody
R. E. Trumbull has assumed the Wiley project and brought in several families this week. He expects a shipment of about twenty more families soon. He also owns the old Wiley ranch southeast of Cody, to be subdivided into small tracts. The project spans about ten thousand acres.
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R. E. Trumbull
Wiley
Mr. Trumbull
Wiley Ranch
Cody
Corner Stone Ceremony for Greybull High School
The corner stone laying for the new Greybull high school will occur at four this afternoon under Masonic auspices. Arthur K. Lee of Casper leads the event with many Masons from across the state in attendance.
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Greybull
Masonic Order
Arthur K. Lee
Casper
Democrats Threaten Revolt Over Treaty Reservations
Fevered Senate wrangles as Article X action nears. Democratic splits widen while Republican reservation foes clash with party leaders over a modified draft. McCormick and Poindexter press attacks as negotiations drag and defections seem possible.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Wilson
McCormick
Poindexter
Highway maintenance and upkeep over road construction
The article emphasizes that ongoing maintenance matters more than initial construction. It argues that many dollars are wasted if a road is not continuously cared for with inspections during storms and immediate repairs to prevent further losses.
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Lusk Herald
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Washarie County
Metz
Woman’s Club
Lester Watson
Ghoybuli
Tuesaday
Greybull Valley
TO. Wold Chic Forum Meeting
Big Horn Fair
Hasin Republican
Logal
Democrats
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