Wool Growers Meet Urges Rail Outlet Date Soon
The Wool Growers annual meeting in Worland Wyoming urged the Chicago Burling ton and Quincy Railroad to announce by June 15 when an outlet south to Cheyenne and Denver will open to freight and passenger traffic. Resolutions sought to cut wool car weight and rate changes to aid Basin feeders, with thanks to Thermopolis civic groups. A creamery plan was advanced, with committee appointments to take over the plant, plus sugar beet talk and tentative payments for beets. A district court probate notice for Josiah Cook's will preceded bylines in Basin.
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Worland
Wyoming
Washackie County Alfalfa Club
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cheyenne
Denver
Chicago,Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co
National Wool Growers Association
Nebraska
Big ‘Horn
Colorado
Ladies of the Women of the West Club
Ladies of the Woman's Club
Town of
Thermopolis
Sullivan
Mr. Rumsey
R. P. Pearson
G. Hartigan
Lou Plakesley
O. R. Irwin
Wm. Cradler
C. F. Renner
Sugar Company of
Billings
Witten
Big Horn County
Josiah Cook
Deceas
C. A. Zaring
Manheh
P. W. Melz
Basin
Gald
Baath
R. H. Ahrens
Wyo
Local Committee Election Names in 1914 Report
The 1914 report lists Geo. Taylor D. W. Hanner and Robert Steele as committee members, with A. D. 1914 noted in the document. The item records names and roles within the committee, reflecting a historical civic process.
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A. D
Geo. Taylor
D. W. Hanner
Robert Steele
For Rent Two Greybull and Nowood River Ranches
For rent. Two ranches, one on the Greybull river two miles from Greybull, and one on the Nowood river three miles east of Manderson, would sell one or both on easy terms. See H. L. Mead, owner, Greybull, Wyo.
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Greybull River
Greybull
Nowood River
Manderson
H. L. Mead
Wyo
Lard Prices Slashed at City Meat Market
City Meat Market announces special cut prices on lard. Ten pounds priced at $1.50, six pounds at $0.90, and five hundred pounds available for bulk buyers. Limited time offer.
Basin Gardens Notes and Local Farm News
Basin Gardens residents share social events and farming notes. Families such as Thompson Irwin Tillard and May host gatherings, while Frank Ellis plants onions and Pioneer ranch eyes seasonal work. Local Farmers' Union Chapter gains seven new members and plans a county union. Tillard Canal Co directors meet electing Irwin as president and reporting a small four cent per share assessment for 1914.
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Basin Gardens
L. C. Thompson
O. R. Irwin
Wm. Tillard
Tam Willing
Frank Ellis
Mary Cusack
Bille May
Alfalladale Ranch
W. H. May
Linain
Reed Home
A. U
Col. May
Sistersville
Wyoming
Big Horns
Rockies
Orchard Beach
Ellis
Tillard
Hilison
Lempke
Hartranft
May
Irwin
Shipman
Thompson
R. Irwin
Billie Lewis
Reed
Vine Arbor Ranch
Fred Frisby
Nebraska
Hy Pioneer Ranch
O. P. Hartranft
Hound Man
Farmers’ Union
J. E. Lenpie
Pawela Etam
Basin
Kane
Rip van Winkle
Tillard Canal Company
A. A. Reed
Tre
Fritg Grabber Moves Old School House to Ranch
Fritg Grabber bought the old school house and moved it to his ranch to serve as a dwelling. A gyp block structure replaces the original. Edwards began discing his fall plowing last Monday. The Beach Canal Co. plans a high lateral on grade costing about 500 dollars. Mr. Riter visited Basin Thursday delivering hides and pelts to L. L. Line. Heeper's goal prices noted. Lincoln Townsite Co. moved a building from Otte to the ranch west of Welch's, marking their second relocation this year on the ranch. Carl Rhethvol came from Minnesota with a bride last week and was warmly welcomed. Carl will farm his brother's place this year while William tends the ditch. R L, Preator and wife departed Thursday for a short eastern visit.
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Fritg Grabber
WSB
Edwards
Beach Canal Co
Riter
Basin
L. L. Line
Heeper
Lincoln Townsite Co
Otte
Welch
Carl Rhethvol
Minnesota
Carl
Wiliam
R L
Preator
Social Birthday Party for Mrs Lawrence at Beaver Creek
A lively birthday gathering for Mrs Chas Lawrence drew about 30 friends and neighbors to Beaver Creek last Wednesday. Guests arrived with gifts and abundant food, enjoyed dancing and chatting, and wished her many happy returns as the party ended in the early hours.
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Beaver Creek
Chas
Lawrence
Enders place prank and local updates at Shell Creek
Community notes detail a prank at the Enders place on Mr. McKinney, social visits, visitors from Greybull and Burlington, a petition to divide the district with large voter support, and farm seed sales offering 20 000 lbs each of New Alberta and Big Banners oat varieties recleaned at 1 75 per owl cash.
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Alberta
Rathkin
Shenandowhia
My Ranch
City offers free rubbish hauling before March deadline
Notice states the city team will haul away rubbish free of charge for those collecting game at rear of premises in piles or boxes until March. After that date the team will be used on ditch work. Signed J. H. Hanlon, Marshal.
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J. H. Hanlon
Marahal
Meat Delivery Adds Two Daily Runs Starting July 7
Announced schedule for July 7 begins two daily deliveries at 9:04 AM and 4:00 PM. A colorful aside mentions men as anglers and a girl landing a 150 pound sucker, while the family aids in the effort. Republican commercial printery.
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City Meat Market
Attorney At Law Practice In All Courts And U S Land Dept
Attorney maintains practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department with an office located in the Pioneer Building.
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U. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Basin State Bank Building
ZARING Lawyer Office Involved With Big Horn County Bank
A report notes Co. A and the Zaring law office are connected to the Basin Bank in Big Horn County. Details on roles and outcomes are limited in the readable text.
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Big Horn County Bank Basin
Big Horn Co
Bank Bldg
Basin
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. S. Kelley, Basin
Wool Growers Annual Meet
T. W. Spratt
H.H. Hime
Cashier
R. W. Spratt
Ie Ellis
Charley Garland
County News
Germania
Rexall Gareaparilia
Watchmaker
Rexall
Frank A. Wise
Enders Place
Mr. McKinney
Lew Heathershaw
Shell Creek
Folke
Crandall's
K. K. Kimbro
Wm. Gibbs
Olin Crandall
E. C. Howe
Charle Howe
W. G. Leavitt
Chas. Lawrence
W. Moberly
Melvin Davidson
Crandall
J. D., Kimbro
Mr. Brown
Burlington
Lon Crandall
Lon
Hazel Early
Shell
Carrie Emeritch
Republican, Commercial Printery
West
J. P. Arnott
W. 8. Collins
William C. Snow
Thos, M. Hyde
Offee
Chester E. Harris
G. A. Harris
Harr
H. T. Harrie
Iy 18
Harris and Gurgeons Office
J. Neill
Pioneer Bidg
Dor
Elmer Gould
Black Basin
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge
Lewisia
C. B
Basin Lodge
Tueday
Eliza Rebekah
Resins
M. W
Cropbey
Monona
H T. Nowell
GC. W. Atherly Nowell-Atherly CO
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