Antlers Meeting Buys Time On Dues And Road Plans
Routine business at the Antlers Wednesday included dues collection and laying flax plans aside. Members discussed cleanup day, a Buffalo good roads convention fund drive, and a mountain road route with Tensleep and Otto contributors pledging substantial help. The grammar school field meet is set for May 10 at the fair grounds with a 10 cent admission for non pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
M. H. Smith
A. W. Coons
Collins
Hyattville
H. H. Hime
R. J. Extra
Loren Gray
J. F P. Arnott, Jr
Association
A.W. Coons
Good Roads
Buffalo
BR. B. Weat
Highway Committee
Milo Burke
C. W. Arnett
Tensleep
Will Crosier
Otto
Grammar School
Mass Meeting Voices Titanic Tragedy in City Hall
A mass meeting at the Fraternity ball calls for sorrow and sympathy for Titanic victims. Mayor Booth opens, Joe Magill delivers a moving address. Speakers urge humility, praise courage across all walks of life, and note lessons on luxury and progress. A telegram to President Taft is sent, and a civic tribute follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Joe Magill
Annale
Arctic
Jack Frost
Col
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Atlantic
Collins
W. Albone
C. H. Parmelee
W. 8. Collins
Taft
Exercises at Cowley mark academy commencement
The Big Horn Stake academy at Cowley held its commencement exercises with thirteen graduates led by Ralph M. NeVille as president. Dr E W Croft delivered the address and Prof J R Robinson presided. Prof L N Harmon directed the music as diplomas were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Harmon
Partridge
Professor Robinson
Utah
Chicago
F. G. Eskelgon
Robinson
Injured man carried to Hyattville after wagon accident
Late Saturday Dave and Bert Allen of Huatville returned with salt loads when Dave fell from the wagon about eight miles from home. The wagon passed over his body mashing a hand and wrenching an ankle. A Basin party on the way to Hyattville aided the injured man and Dr. Fawcett dressed the wounds. he is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Bert Allen
Huatville
Dave Allen
Mr. Allen
Basin
Hyattville
Dr. Fawcett
Episcopal Services Led by Bishop Thomas at Fraternity Hall
A large congregation attended Sunday evening worship conducted by Bishop Thomas. Services were held upstairs in Fraternity hall with ornate floral decorations enhancing the interior and a musical program described as exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Divine
Fraternity Hall
Woman's Club Dance Netted Large Sum for Ba sin
The Woman's club held a dance last Tuesday in Basin. The event featured the Smith Brothers orchestra and drew a large crowd. Attendees enjoyed music and socializing, praising it as the best dance of the season and raising a neat sum of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Basin
Smith Brothers Orchestra
Thos
Slim Crutchlow Billiard Thief Sentenced in Basin
Max Thomas reported a missing small diamond ring linked to Frank Crutchlow known as Slim. Crutchlow fled to Laurel Montana, traded the ring for five dollars, and the jewelers later recovered it. Sheriff Wickwire and Thomas brought him back. Crutchlow pleaded guilty and received a thirty day sentence from Judge James F. Lampman. He is housed at the Big Horn county hotel. The accused has prior theft accusations without arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Thomas
Frank Crutchlow
Slim
Crutchlow
Laurel
Mont
Sheriff Wickwire
Thomas
Montana
Basin
James F. Lampman
Big Horn County
Wickwire's Hoatelry
Crutchtow
Three year homestead bill at risk in conference
Washington reports the three year homestead bill faces a tight conference stalemate. House and Senate conferees clash over amendments including cultivation limits and water power protections, with possible passage only if consensus emerges before adjournment. Mondell proposals to ease cultivation and similar Senate measures may be folded into a larger bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conference
Senate
House
Wyoming
Mondell
House Public Lands Committee
Enthusiastic Meeting in Hyattville on Roads and Fourth Plans
A large gathering met last Saturday evening at Hyattville to discuss inter state roads the Fourth of July celebration and the fair and land show. Dr Williams presided as chairman and a quartet performed Juanita while P W Mets spoke on good roads and Bishop Thomas addressed the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Quartette
Medley
A. F. Marsh
A. Higby
A. W. Coons
Hyattville
Basin
Judge Parmeles
J. B. Thompson
Buffalo
Solo
G. A. Harris
Encore
Joe Magill
Big Horn Basin
Willis Ditmer
Manderson
Collins
R. H. Ewart
Manderosa
Milo Burke
R. A. Strandberg
C. E. Shaw
L. van Slyke
Irvin Ewart
Manderogn
Tensleep
Johnson County
Mountain City
Autoc
R. A. Btranberg
W. J. Booth
F. A. Wise
R. H. Ahrens
W. A. Sizer
H. H. Hime
Loren Gray
J. P. Arnott Jr
R. J. Extra
P. W. Mets
C. H. Parmelee
Marie Martin
C. W. G. Dodge
Mra. Harris
Cheater Harris
Rev
N. B. Nash
T. K. Bishop
A. W Coons
B. C. Mart
Bishop Thomas
B. West
Miss Brady
Hi. May
A. F. Marah
J. F
Leighty
McKinney Marries Tolliver in Wednesday Ceremony
Clarence BE. McKinney and Miss Myrtle Tolliver wed at the bride’s home Wednesday evening with Rev. S. W. Albene officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tolliver and is described as a beautiful and accomplished young lady. The groom works for J. H. Webb and is well known locally. They began housekeeping and friends wish them abundant happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Change at Basin Hospital in Basin
Dr C Dana Carter hands Basin Hospital to new owners Drs G A Harris H T Harris and Dr Chester H Harris who plan to expand equipment and keep high standards. Dr Harris purchaser of Carter's practice. Mrs Adriana Harris to supervise. Basin Hospital to remain leading local institution with continued care and welcome for the new team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dana Carter
Basin Hospital
Dra. G. A
H. T. Harris
Chester H. Harris
Carter
Chicago
Adriana Harris
Basin Country
Basin
Military instructor praises Co D W N G discipline in Cheyenne
Sergeant Wm. C. Garthwaite of the adjutant general staff visited Cheyenne this week to instruct Co. D. W. N. G. He commended the company’s discipline, noting his 28 years in the regular army and service in the Spanish American War. His visit left a favorable impression, and The Republican records a pleasant call from him. EB. Peyton also appeared in town representing the Cheyenne Tribune yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Garthwaite
Adjutant General
Cheyenne
Garthwait
Captain West
Garthwaite
West
Santiago
San Juan Bill
Rebecca Lodge Installed in Worland by Basin Odd Fellows
Rebecca Lodge No 35 I O O F was installed in Worland Garden City last Friday with 31 members. Grand Master D L Carr and officers conducted the ceremony assisted by Eliza Lodge Basin degree staff. Basin attendees included D L Carr B B Wilson Ruth Donaldson George Mead and several others. The event marked the Odd Fellowship anniversary with a commemorative program and a banquet for visitors hosted by Worland lodge members.
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Worland
Garden City
Rebecca Lodge No
rGand
D. L. Carr
G. J. Schenk
J. W. Osborn
F. T. Brigham
Eliza Lodge of
Basin
B. B. Wilson
Mra
Ruth Donaldson
George Mead
Fesenbeck
Miss Ballard
Collina
Misa Juliette Collings
Irene Garland
John Zane
Mre
BE. C. Fisher
Chas. Wise
oGod
Will Brown
Mr. Linebaugh
Chas. McLoud
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Antlers
MASS
Gorrow
H. H.hime
J. Extra
Josiah Cook
J. H. Welsh
Chilcott
Cowley
Horn Academy
Slim" Crutchlow
National News
Seat of Government
Wm. C. Snow
Alice Richardson
E. B. Rosalter
Clara Barton
Lincoln
Bryant
Longfellow
Sterling Morton
Robert Loula Stevenson
Eugene Field
EB. T. Peyton
The
Cheyenne Tribune
Rebecca Lodge
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