Pioneer West Settler Webster Faces Long Frontier Life
Biography traces the life of Mr. Webster from Utah and Arizona travels to California, Nevada mining, Wyoming tie cutting, Idaho ranching, and cattle raising. He amasses 1360 acres, leads a Burlington State Bank stake, and serves as county commissioner. Married Miss Nissa A. Jor in 1873, six children born, active in Odd Fellows and Democratic politics.
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Utah
Arizona
Prescott
Vickshote
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Taner
Thermopolis
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Joseph Brown
Burlington State Bank
Mr. Webster
Nissa A. Jor
Jacob
Anna R. (Collier) Jones
Wales
Bor
England
United States
Nebraska City
Webster
Salt Lake City
Bloomington
Montpelier
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Commonwealth
West
Basin Republican Notice Postmarked in Basin Wyoming
The Basin Republican lists postal notice of second class matter dated June 30, 1906, showing Basin Wyoming as the mailing location under federal post office guidelines.
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Basin
Wyoming
Death of Constant Webster Pioneer of Big Horn Basin
Constant Webster of Burlington died after a two week illness. He was a Big Horn Basin pioneer and banker with extensive ranch interests. Survived by children Charles Constant L Rivera Whit Hull and others. funeral Saturday at 2 PM at Burlington Latter Day Saints church.
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Constant Webster
Burlington
Webster
Big Horn Basin
Charles
Constant L
Henry Rivera
Meeteetse
T. W. Wilson
Seattle
Whit Hull
Boise
Idaho
Gertrude Flexner
Los Angeles
Latter Day Saints Church
Greybull Valley
Bartlett
Wyoming
Burlington State Bank
Big Horn County
West
Oreida County
New York
Charles and
Ada
Sherman) Webster
Empire State
Constant
Oshkosh
Wis
Osage County
Iowa
Far West
California
Salt Lake City
East
Washington
Montana
Walla Walla
Wash
Idaho City
Helena
Green River
Report on condition of First State Bank of Kane Kare Wyoming 1922
Bank report for March 10 1922 shows assets and liabilities with loans of 33792.83, securities 800.00, real estate 3860.25, deposits 49893.31 and capital 49893.31. Bank cashier H Dau swears statements true before Notary V L Dau March 16 1922. attestations by Abbott Brown and Dau.
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First State Bank OF Kane
Kare
Nicklee
Big Horn
BH. Dau
H. Dau
Vv. L. Dau
Richard W. Abbott
James L. Brown
Pioneer banker and rancher leads western progress
The narrative notes a pioneer figure who witnessed the western wilderness evolve from scarce settlements to viable progress. At seventy eight, he remains active, supervising ranching ventures and guiding the bank where he serves as president.
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Bank of
Appointed Substitute Clerk at Local Post Office
C. B. Abbott has been appointed substitute clerk in the local post office and assumed duties yesterday. Abbott, formerly in the civil service and former assistant postmaster in Idaho, was recently reinstated in the service. His experience will aid the local clerical force.
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C. B. Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Civil Service
Idaho
cleri+cal
County Fair Run By County Board Says Officials
County Commissioners deem the fair a major regional institution and urge modern, up-to-date management. The article notes the county fair is uniquely supported and controlled by the Board, the only such arrangement in the state.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Fair Board Named At Big Horn County Meeting
At the county commissioners meeting the Fair board for 1922 was formed naming John Weintz as president T J Jones vice president H H Hime treasurer Col W H May secretary and M D Harris member The officers represent county leaders industries business Chamber of Commerce Big Horn Basin Farm Bureau and farm organizations The note urges cooperation and calls for countywide exhibits stressing educational value and county progress as the fair’s centerpiece
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Inst
Momebers
The
Fair Board
John Weintz
T. J. Jones
H. H. Hime
Col
W. H. May
M. D. Harris
Stat Board
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn County
Water appropriation proofs open in Basin for Greybull River items
Notice declares that proofs of beneficial water use for permits 2105, 7312, 414 and 233 on Greybull River will be open for public inspection in Basin Wyoming on March 18 1922 and will be presented to the Board of Control in Cheyenne on April 12 1922 for potential certificate issuance.
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Norte
Basin
Wyoming
Board of Control
Cheyenne
Osa B. Steeman
Greybull River
Levi Johnson
W. F. Unterzuber
Wm. Hodson
Water permit listings for Mercer and surrounding towns
J. H. Wamhoff holds permit 233Knl for Greybull River. Mercer Bros shows permit 16838n1. Mercer Bros also holds permit 672 for Medicine Lodge. Low Blakesley is listed as Supt Water Div No 3.
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Greybull River
J. H. Wamhoff
Mercer Bros
Medicine Lodge
Low Blakesley
Lonely Hearts Club Ad Offers Worldwide Matches
An old classified advertisement invites men women and singles to join a correspondence service. It promises wealth happiness and many friends worldwide with free photos. Subscription costs 60 cents for four months or $2.00 for one year. Florence Bellaire 300 Montague Street Brooklyn NY.
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Florence Bellaire
Montague Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
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P. P. Anderson
Official Paper
C. Webster
Daa
Col. W. H. May
See's
Big Horn County Fair
Velour
Hudson
Stock and Poultry
Dr. Hess
Wises
Drugs Basin
Detroit
Yellowstone Motor Company Basin
Yellowstone Automotive Co
Greybull
Wild-Bear Garage Company
Worland
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