Political notes in the Tribune on democracy and reform
The Cheyenne Tribune surveys post democracy shifts in national politics. It criticizes former Republican leaders, notes Roosevelt’s decline after defeats, and reports Hearst’s vocal opposition to Wilson and free trade. It cautions Republicans to rejuvenate to regain national power after 1916.
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Jo’ferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Republican Party
50 Song
Aldrich
Cannon
Foraker
Barnes
Penrose
Root
Bradley
Depew
Hamilton
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Ike
Napoleon
Chicago
Roosevelt
Sulcide
Bryan
William Resallent Hearst
Hearst
the Tribune
Qyoming
Cheyenne Tribune
Notice of Distribution by Henry Grif Co Assignee
The undersigned assignee of Henry Grif Co intends to make final distribution of the money in hands belonging to said estate on the 25th day of May 1913. J. Sullivan, Assignee.
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Henry Grif Co
J. Sullivan
Christian Science Services At Chapel Sunday
A posted notice invites all to Christian Science services at the Chapel on C Street opposite Carnegie Library. Services begin Sunday at 11 a.m. The sermon subject is Everlasting Punishment. A cordial invitation to all.
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Christian Science
C Etree
Carnegie Library
Leagon Permon
For Sale Oliver and Remington Typewriters
For sale an Oliver and a Remington typewriter in good age, suitable for use. Berry Lumber Co. jlo Mr. Swan recently leased the Red Blacksmith shop and has formed a partnership with W. P. Johnson. Mr. Swann is reputed as an exceptional horse shoeer with likely good trade.
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Oliver
Remington
Good Ag New
Choice
Berry Lumber Co
Swan
Red
W. PF. Johnson
Basin court to hear two judges at once for trial week
Judge Metz has cleared most cases and Judge Tidball arrives May 5 to handle trials that cannot wait. Jury to report May 6 and be called between courts as needed. First time Basin hosts two judges simultaneously. Disposed cases include judgments in several civil disputes and a divorce decree. Final papers issued to Wm. Stein, and John Donahue's will admitted. court desk and furniture updated.
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Metz
Tidball
Basin
Frank Gapen
Clarence Gardner
Crosby, Welch & Co
Alma Peterson
Gibert Jagss
Macl Joslin
Basin Investment Co
C. J. Robertson
Niccolls
Billings Sugar Co
Mary Belton
Ernest Belton
F. W. Matteson
The
Big Horn Oil & Gas. Co
Wm. Stein
Otto
John Donahue
Hyattville
County News Echoes Local Happenings and Trips
Irvin Cook smiles this week after a series of small town notes. Mrs Gardner loses an Easter bonnet on a Basin trip, with Basin or Hyattville offered as a possible recovery spot. Court Pritchard and W W Kirkpatrick travel to Pasin for plant fuel. Mayo hospital updates follow Ed and Mrs Carothers after surgery. A county baseball show and dance drew crowds with local quips about fear at shadows. John Seaman and others made trips to Basin in workhorse runabout.
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Irvin Cook
C. H. Gardner
Basin
Ed Carothers
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
Basin and Basin County News Sketches
Sunday report notes Tude Nelson busy building a bridge across Rock Creek on his ranch. K G Brown wins county contract to build a Medicine Lodge bridge at the club house. Del hopes to finish repairs before high water. North Hyattville residents push for moving over. Basin area amenities include water works, electric plant, and an ice cream factory. John Seaman hosts a show at Main and Easy street, with vehicles and horses at the premises most of the week. Sunday drug store business grows as Dr Fawcett serves ice cream. Harry Custer did not travel to Montana last week, returning home Saturday.
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Ors
Basin Jis
Tude Nelson
Basin
Aint Rock
K. G. Brown
Medicine Lodge
Del
North Hyattville
John Seaman
Main
Easy Street
Dr. Fawcett
Harry Custer
Montana
Local and personal notes from Newport area week
Local visitors include G W Black returning from the south and Pete Ash of Manderson. Residents and visitors listed include Mrs W W Rhea, C A Zaring, Mrs Alice Woody, Dr. Smith of Sheridan, Owen Spence and wife, D C Henry and family, John Welch and family, and others. Notices describe horse brands, shipments to Billings, a sheriff notice dated April 24 1913, sales ads for eggs and livestock, and local business promotions.
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Laramie
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Thermopolis Week
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Owen Spence
of Greybull
D. C. Henry
Thermopolis
John Welch
State of
County of
Big Horn
Wyo
Nanlat
Eeree
Baxter & Barlow
Tom Barlow
Billings
Mont
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Big Horn County
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Dan VanWert
F. P. Miller
Mandereon
John Everett
Butte
Great Falls
Chas. W. Bond
Welden
Iowa
Black
Hurst & Jones
Vic Wilson
Fair Grounds
M. BR. Douglas
Mrs. Douglas
Elkhart
J. C. Norris
G. R. Hoover
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G. Hartigan
Adit
Robertson
G. W. Buck & Co
H. M. Ramsey
A.T. Gina
Mecklem Addition
Lizzie Bowman
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