Masonic Banquet At Antlers Hotel Nets Praise From Visitors
A joint Masonic gathering of Big Horn Basin judges and members held at the Antlers Hotel featured a banquet and midnight luncheon with toastmaster E. J. Sullivan. The program included speeches by City and lodge leaders and invitations from numerous visiting dignitaries from states and towns including South Dakota Illinois Nebraska Oregon and Wyoming.
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Big Horn Basin
Booth
Fraternity Hall
E. J. Sullivan
Big Horn
L. L. Newton
Press Club
L. L. Jones
The
Billings Gazette
D GB
Brentnall Om Cody
Mr. Young
California
Sam Devere
P. P. Anderson
Worland
Notable Names Listed in Local Representation
Wyckoff F W Smith W T Biven A J Lowry Verne Dingman Dan Woods K Schwadt Harry B Holdrege L W Olson J H Vacek C BE Stewart Guy J Gay Arthur K Lee Cody represented by Kh C Schultz.
Social Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs O Malley
Last week Mr and Mrs R J O Malley entertained a small group of friends the final weekend before the most recent. Guests included Mr and Mrs W May Mr and Mrs R J Extra Mr and Mrs KF Bristow Mr and Mrs J M Smith Mr and Mrs Jack Dickie Mr and Mrs Harry Wise Mrs R J Belton Mr and Mrs Jack Friend Mr and Mrs P P Anderson Miss Margaret Drumim and Milas Nina Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. O'Malley
R. J. Extra
KF. F. Bristow
J. M. Smith
Jack Dickie
Harry Wise
R. J. Belton
Jack Friend
P. P. Anderson
Margaret Drumim
Milas Nina Ackerman
Hartigan Resigns From Metropolitan Pharmacy Post
W O Hartigan tendered his resignation as secretary and manager of the Metropolitan Pharmacy. He will retain his stake until he can dispose of it and takes a needed rest. A successor will take over soon after April first.
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W. OG. Hartigan
Metropolitan Pharmacy
Hartigan
No Registration for Upcoming Special Election in April
County clerk clarifies no registration needed for the April 22 special election on state highway bonds. Voters who registered for the November general election can vote, while those ill or prevented from voting may be sworn in, with no new registration.
Stag Party Reorganizes Wilson F Moor Bible Class
H W Jaynes hosted a stag gathering at his home Tuesday as several young men met to reorganize the Wilson F Moor bible class. The group, diminished by wartime service, plans to restore the class to its former standard with men returning home. The evening featured music games and refreshments.
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H. W. Jaynes
Wilson F. Moor
Letter From Tilfortes in Everett Washington
The Republican notes a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Wm Til forth now residing at 610 Lombard Avenue Everett Washington. They report good health and fond memories of Basin and ask to be remembered to old friends there.
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Republican
Wm. Tilforth
Lombard Avenue
Everett
Wash
Basin
Spratts Report Ill With Influenza In Tensleep
Mr and Mrs Ro W Spratt and family of Tensleep are ill with influenza T W Spratt left for Tensleep with Miss Nina Ackerman to nurse them back to health
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Mes
Ro W. Spratt
Tensleep
T. W. Spratt
Nina Ackerman
Hewlon
Ra Pa Woman's Club Meeting Next Wednesday at 2 PM
The Ra Pa Woman's Club will hold a meeting in the Red Cross room next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Club
Red Cross
Gilmore Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Cody
Charles Gilmore was found guilty by a district court jury in Cody for the killing of Lee Ewing. The verdict returns a second degree murder conviction.
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Charles Gilmore
Cody
Lee Ewing
Lenten Tea Hosted by Mrs Neal Anderson
Mrs Neal Anderson will host a Lenten tea at her residence tomorrow afternoon from to 6 o clock. Invitations note a light social gathering with tea and light refreshments in a modest town setting.
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Neal Anderson
Basin Wyoming Chamber Preparing for Stock Growers Meet
The Basin chamber organized entertainment for the Wyoming Stock Growers association visit set for April 10 11 and 12. A banquet dance vaudeville acts and music are planned to keep visitors engaged during their stay.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Martin
J. A. Berry
Chamber
Skovgard
Arthur Fiitner
A. S. Mercer
T. W. Olney
R. P. Pearson
G. Hartigan
Thos. M. Hyde
P. P. Anderson
H. N. Hime
Banquet
J. H. Montgomery
H. R. Armeling
Harry Bailey
John Weintz
J. C. Stewart
H. M. Sheive
Hall
John Weiitz
A. Welch
Worland Boys and Girls Beat Basin in Pair of Games
Worland defeated Basin in both basketball games last Friday. The Worland boys won 4 to 2 and the girls 18 to 10.
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Worland and Basin
Worlandites
Oil News of the Week Outlook for Basin Drilling Tests
Local oil men report that failing to pass the leasing bill should not hinder Basin development. New prospects near Burlington south of the Greybull River aim to test sands at 4000 feet and beyond. Taiwan Mountain Oil Gas Co. plans spudding this weekend or Monday with experienced drillers and funded operations to probe Pierre shale structures and the Renner dome.
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Congress
Torehlitt
Burlington
Greybull River
Big Horn
Wasatch
Pierre
Renner Dome
Five Mile
Dobey Creek
Tatman Mountain Company
Emblem
Walter Payne
Claude Walnet Cham paign II Marries Misa Kelso
Marriage notice from Champaign reports Claude Walnet Cham paign II wed Misa Nelle Kelso on March 10. Bride is daughter of Charles and BE Kelso. groom, son of Eliza beth Gotwall of Red Olranch near Hyattville. They will reside at Red CHM. Claude is a prominent stockman with many friends and well wishes from The Republican.
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Misa Nelle Kelso
Claude Walnet Champaign, II
Charles BE. Kelso
Champaign
Elizabeth Gotwall
Red Olranch
Hyattville
Red Chm
Claude
Republican
City to hire Cheyenne engineer for plant report
The city council met last Tuesday to review improvements at the walr and light plant. It decided to secure C. C. Carlysse, an engineer from Cheyenne, to examine the plant and submit a report shortly.
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C. C. Carlysse
Cheyenne
Wyoming Boys Coming Home May Return of 148th Regiment
Word arrived Wednesday that Wyoming’s 148th regiment, part of the 32nd division, will sail for home in early May. The unit’s departure signals a concluding phase of its overseas service.
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148Th
Wyoming
Welcome Committee Returns Money For Wyoming Welcome
The Wyoming legislature set aside $10,000 to welcome returning soldiers but a committee found the cost of a dollar’s worth of welcome would be at least $3 under current conditions. They recommended saving the grant for a future Wyoming welcome, which Governor Carey approved. Montgomery and Bennett funded related work in New York and the fund remains intact for Wyoming. The article also quotes Henry Evans opposing federal control of insurance as detrimental to American commerce.
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Carey
J. H. Montgomery
Dr. Bennett
Cody
New York
Uemen
Unon
Wyoming
Messrs
Montgomery and
Bennett
Henry Evans
Continental, Eagle and
Fidelity- Phenix Insurance
America
Gist Bros Secures 70000 Judgment Against Wyoming Land Co
Chicago firm Gist Bros Co obtained a 70000 judgment against Wyoming Land and Irrigation Co. The judgment was filed for record this past week in the district court clerk's office.
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Gist Bros. & Co
Chicago
Wyoming Land & Irrigation Co
District Court
Clean-Up Drive Prepares Town for Stockmen Meet
With spring near and frost fading, residents urged to clean yards alleys and vacant lots now. Bert C Lawton offers tractors for street repair and rubbish hauling as town plans immediate cleanup before visitors arrive next month.
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Bert C. Lawton
Lee Automotive Co
Lawton
St Patrick's Social at M E Parsonage
Rev and Mrs Jones hosted the Who-Do class at the M E parsonage with Irish stories games and music. A meat lunch followed served by Mrs Jones and Miss Inger, with many guests listed including Mesdames Hall Moore Borden Harcleroad Jaynes Colthorp F Grimes E Williams P P Anderson McMahan F Nelson T Baker and Misses Troxel Kiger Wunderlich Ackerman Steen Inez Lennis Irwin Blakesley Gladys Leila Dickman Styles.
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Mrs. Jones
M. E. Parsonage
Miss Inger
Mesdames Hall
Moore
Borden
Harcleroad
Jaynes
Colthorp
F. Grimes
E. Williams
P. P. Anderson
McMahan
F. Nelson
T. Baker
Misses Troxel
Kiger
Wunderlich
Ackerman
Steen
Inez
Lennis Irwin
Blakesley
Gladys
Leila Dickman
Styles
Ice Gorge On River Creates Hazard Near Manderson
River gorged near Manderson on Wednesday evening forcing use of dynamite to break up the ice. Basin section remains blocked with expected breakup by tomorrow.
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Manderson
Presbyterian aid supper postponed to March 29
The Presbyterian Aid Society announces its cafeteria supper is postponed one week. Instead of this Saturday, the event will now be held next Saturday March 29 in Fraternity Hall.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Fraternity Hat
Muarch
Americans Facing the Dawn Optimism Urges a Better Future
The Pocatello Tribune urges Americans to abandon pessimism and pursue vision and courage. It asserts American reason justice and liberty will prevail amid trials and threats and that dawns of peace prosperity and progress lie ahead with Americanism enduring.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Antlers Hotel
Temple Lodge
Guy Gay
Malta
Geo
Brimer
G. M
Paul Moss
Greybull Lodge
M.H. Smith
C. G. Caldwell
Absarokee Lodge
Brotherhood of Masonry
Rev
Wim. Gorst
Cloud Peak
Masters Club
F. A. Little
South Dakota
James T. Emerick
F. FE. Taylor
Wallace
G. G. Jones
Wilea
Neb
H. E. Zorn
Deep River
H. B. Black
Marshall
A. G. Burgess
Hyannis
W. H. Gardner
Lewistown
Mont
Louis T. Shigley
Albany
Ore
A. D. Mott
Oak Park
J. W. Osborn
Siam
H. J. Lets
St. Paul
Minn
Geo. W. Winston
Billings
W. B. McCune
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. W. Wherry
Sheridan
W. F. Unterazuber
Bellaire
G. C. Hpddenhorst
Seneca
F. Bowman
Kansas City
G. J. Oie
Wibaux
F. G. Paddock
Prairie City
Ind
E. C. Rothwell
Buffalo
Wyo
W. F. Hughes
Fort Collins
W. T. Draper
Loup
J. H. Hart
L. &. Watson
Nela Jimmerfeld
C. Garnett
IL. Warren
Will Willers
C. A. Hanson
T. W. Omey
J. Alderdice
T. J. Dickie
W. A. Cummings
F. L. Pollock
Smith
H. H. Cassell
J. A. White
G. Caldwell
L. B Jones
Danby
Lehreiverign
C. C. Mitchell
J. L. Gorat
Clyde Warner
W. C. Gray
B. Vaile
J. Keys
John Stewart
N. Painwell
W. Rhodes
Chas
H. Nicholls
Mric
Carson
W. C
Pa — Fa
MR. Hartigan
Stag Party
Tilfortes
Ra— Pa Woman's Club
Gilmore
Springs Town
Taiwan Mountain Oil Gas Co
Smith and Wert
Claude Waln
Ra — Py
ST. Patrick's Social
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