Yellowstone College Welcomes Dr James P Thoms
With the spring quarter starting April 1 Yellowstone college hires Dr James P Thoms to bolster teaching staff. He brings broad education, extensive travel, and church leadership in Chicago. His wife accompanies him and plans for lectures and commencement addresses are noted.
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Yellowstone College
James P. Thoms
Thoms
Yellowstone National Park
Yoamedte Valley
Crand Canyon
Orient
Chicago
Thewand
Shurtioff College
Thomsin
Alma Chronholm Fry
Vergil V. Phelps
Brother Josiah Play At Fratera'r High School
The high school pupilie will present Brother Josiah a play at Fratera'r tonight Thursday evening March 20th. Proceeds go to the high school plan and the young people. Tickets are 5 cents for adults and 3 cents for children, available at Wine's drug store.
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Ja‘ah
Fratera'r
Membre
Peap
Jodiah
Will Give Play Shell Dramatic Company Present Farce Next Friday
The Shell Dramatic Company presents a three act farce What Happened to Jones at Shell Open Muse Friday March 21 at 8 90. The play features Jones a laborer at a work house and a cast including A Dickinson B Goodly C Mackenzie Anthony Goodly J D Mhop R Dickinson Richard Heatherly Mil Rogers J M Smith Thomas Holder Tom Olney Henry Fuller Carl Smith Mra Goodly Ebenezer wife Vira J M Smith Cissy Mias Jennie Smith Marjorie Mias Beasie Smith Avina Starlight Mrs F Mackenzie Helm a Swedish servant Miss Iver Saban. Supper will be served by the ladies aid.
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Shell Dramaticc Company
Aml
Jones
Shell Open Muse
Lym ‘Ork
A. Dickinson
Ballarel
R. Dickinson
Richard Heatherly
Milrjorie
J. M. Smith
Thomas Holder
Tom Olney
William P Svee
As. Tullock
Henry Fuller
Carl Smith
Carl Smith; Mrs. Goodly, Ebenezer,a Wife, Vira, J. M. Smith; Cissy
Misa Jennie Lampanan
Marjorie
Mias Beasie Smith
M'nerva
Aiother
Alisa Jennie Sm'th
Vina
Farmers' Institute Program Planned for Basin Meeting
Farmers' Institute committee lists a March 20 program to draw Basin area farmers. Sessions include dairy topics by Irwin Faville and Watson, poultry by Randall, beets and silage by Crosier, fruit growing by Elis, stock feeding and hogs, and a question box for audience input at the Big Horn Basin event led by T B Hunter and J Elis.
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Farmers’ Institute
Beasion
Pauly
O. R. Irwin
Prof
Faville
Geo
Randall
Favilla
Wille J. Booth
St Andrew's Guild to Meet This Thursday Afternoon
St Andrews guild members will gather Thursday afternoon, with all male members required to attend. W J Durfey of the Wood trading business in town last Saturday made a pleasant call at the office.
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St Andrew's Gull
Mire B. J. Sudlivanes
Mea
W. J. Durfey
Nowood Wis
County Attorney Picked by Colling County Board
The county commissioners last Saturday appointed W. B. Calling county and prosecuting attorney to replace P. W. Vet whose resignation followed his appointment to the headth. Mr. Collins has had a large practice of law and an earlier term as attorney for the county left a strong record. The appointment must receive formal approval.
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Collins
Woolgrowers Adjourn With Prize Fund Promises
The 11th annual Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers meeting adjourned Friday with officers re elected: Fred Bragg president A L Pierson vice president and W O Steele secretary treasurer Thermopolis to host next year’s convention date to be announced early next year. Prizes totaling 270 were offered for fair exhibits including best home baked pie best half bushel of hard wheat best six ears of white American sweet corn and more with local donors. A W C T U solar is planned for March 20 at Mrs James O Neil’s home and Basin visitors reported local activity this week.
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Big Horn Basin
Basin
Big Horn County
8. A. Mock Munic Co
Chas. F. Hensley
Burlington
J. R. Bonnel
Western Electric
Carl Wilson
Chas. Garand
Ellis Barn
Chas
Carlon
Wye
Ritters
HB. M. Ritter
Basin Gardens
Ww. Cc. T. U
Committee Appointed for Court Stenographer Review
Judge P. W. Metz named a committee from the bar to examine Gilmore Hartigan the newly appointed court stenographer for the Fifth judicial district. M. D. Harrie and S. T. Joangrn attended a county board special meeting. Mrs. L. L. Matyre of Kirby visited town yesterday.
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P. W. Metz
Buli
Colina
Hyde
W. ©. Snow
Gilmore Hartigan
Fifth Judicial Distriot
M. DT. Harrie
8. T. Joangrn
Wyoming 1913 Laws Pass New Session Act List
The document lists H R Enrolled Acts and Senate Enrolled Acts from the 12th legislature under Governor Carey. It names numerous House bills with topics from cattle stock routes to state hospital maintenance, child and animal protection, seeds standards, water rights, municipal elections, and more. The compilation shows acts by number and subject including care of migratory livestock, debt certificates, and the Carey act lands.
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Carey
Mve Atock Eatriet
Casper
State Board of Child and Animal Infection
State File Commissioner
Original House
New Assessor Named by County Commissioners
L. O. Gray was appointed county assessor following the resignation of Ginner Hartigan. Gray, a Republican, has had varied public and business roles including work at Horn Basin and Brigham furniture scores, banking, and farming interests. He studied at an agricultural college in Kansas and is regarded as qualified and capable to serve with fairness despite transitional office affairs.
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Comestonera
L. O. Gray Og County
Assereor
Ginner Hartigan
Merry
Gray
Woman's Club reports engaging program at library session
The Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon at the library. Mrs Anne Murphy led the program with Columba's paper by Mrs Tallon and readings by Mrs Frederi. A two course supper followed. A committee was formed to plan a bar association for the Fifth district and to seek new court furniture.
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Libray Wies
Anne Murphy
Columl
Mra
M. Tallon
Renada
Pape
Miri
Frederi
Song
Réen
F Washington
Supper For Judge Metz At Markham House
The district court officers of Big Horn county honored the new judge P. W. Metz with a supper at the Markham House on Monday evening. An elegant spread from the landlord accompanied impromptu toasts in a very pleasant gathering remembered by attendees. Mr and Mrs Ed Carothers of Burkenback left Wednesday for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Carothers will undergo an operation at Mayo brothers hospital with Dr Paweett of Tyat ville.
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Ed Carothers
Brrkenback
Rochester
Minn
Carothers
Nayo Brothers Hospital
Dr. Paweett
Tya't, Ville
No Court Delays Expected Judge Metz Opens New Term
Judge P W Metz opened his first term of court in Basin on March 10th in the Fifth district. He pledged fair treatment for all attorneys, aimed to clear the civil docket, and indicated recesses to manage the schedule. He warned against conflicts of interest involving his own or his father's associates and urged prompt case disposition to reduce backlog.
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P. W. Metz
Fifth Distrret
Basin
Ber
Thie
W. 3. Metz
Sheridan
Sackett
Sher'dan
Welther
W. 8. Mets
C. L. Sackett
Breane
Ede
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