Basin Basin Folks Show Meatman Charley Kelly Roots
A Basin Basin article profiles C Kelly born 1871 in Clark County Iowa who moved to Thermopolis then Basin and Hyattville before buying City Meat Market. He brings stock experience and promises a home market for ranchers and quality retail meats. Also notes Progress Dinner at Antlers hosted by Judd Metz with local business and infrastructure discussions, road work, drainage, and the pathfinder car plan for August.
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Slide Kelly
Vienna
Cork
C. Kelly
Clark County
Basin Country
Thermopolis
Meeteetae
Basin
Baign
Hyattville
Abe Gotwala
City
Easter & Johnson
Charley
Dasin
Porterhouse
Charlie
Progress Lab
Antlers
Jude Metz
Peters Milling
Burlington
Percy Spencer
Cody
BE. J. Sullivan
Worland
A. W. Goons
W. L. Simpson
D. F. Hudson
Jackson Hole
Glen Nicholson
G. W. Zorn
Germania
Judge Metz
Sheridan
Running Neck and Neck in Piano Honor Race
A week of gains narrows the lead as candidates in the piano honors contest near a neck and neck count. Voters must present Republican coupons at G W Blacks Co store by May 19 to be counted. Votes accrue with purchases and subscriptions.
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Republican
G. W. Blacks& Co
Balkan drama ends Albanian dispute with pacted moves
London reports King Nicholas of Montenegro defers Albanian throne plans to European powers. Essad Pasha and Dravid Pasha may withdraw to the Turkish empire as Austria Italy threaten expedition. In a separate note, Jack Easter and Dave Johnson sold the City Meat Market to Uhag Kelly of Hyattville who plans a brief vacation before choosing new ventures.
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London
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Essad Pasha
Dravid Pasha
Sublime Porte
Scutaria
Albania
Albnnia
Jack Easter
Dave Johnson
Oity
Uhag
Kelly
Hyattville
Jack
Dave
Basin Mayoral Race Proposes Leasing Town Plant
Basin Wyoming civic notices reveal an April 28 1913 town council meeting where Mayor W J Booth and Councilman A Higby discuss leasing the electric light and water plant. Candidate A Higby pledges to honor voters if elected May 13 1913 and to serve without favor while opposing factions seek clarity on lease impacts. M H Smith also issues council candidate views favoring economical management and adherence to existing ordinances and Wyoming statutes.
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Messrs
F. A. Wise
J. E. Frisby
Basin
Wyoming
W. J. Booth
Jas. F. Ewers
Light and Water Plant
Asi Ag
Tompson
A. Higby
M. H. Smith
Wyoming State Fair Building Planned for 1913 Exhibition
A new brick and steel building is to be constructed as fire proof to house two floors of the states products and resources exhibition. It will include a security room and permanent offices for the State Fair Commission and is targeted for completion in time for the 1913 fair to accommodate the growing agricultural exhibits.
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Brreck and Steel
State of
Wyoming
Ces
State Fair Commission
Douglas
Council Meeting Minutes Note City Finances and Elections
The council met in regular session last Monday with Mayor Booth and four members present. Minutes were approved, bills shown, depository bonds lowered to 5000 each, the gas meter at the water plant ordered removed, and officers of election named. Elected judges were James I. Patten, Jobo P. Zane, Josiah Cook. clerks H. H. Hime, J. F. Ewers. E. E. Lonabaugh discussed disputed taxes but did not claim ownership. Considered a flat rate for electric current to F A Wise for a supply discount. deferred to the incoming council elected next Tuesday.
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Booth
Higby, Smith
Basin State Bank
Biscorn County Bank
James I. Patten
Jobo P. Zane
Josiah Cook
H. H. Hime
J. F. Ewers
E. E. Lonabaugh
F. A. Wise
Will Paint Creamery Facility Soon Opens
J Sullivan received a letter from B C Rumsey requesting that workmen be secured to paint the creamery building immediately. This indicates the creamery will be in operation in a very short time.
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J. Sullivan
B. C. Rumsey
District Court in Session On Elk Killing Case
Proceedings opened in district court regarding the elk killing case with prosecutors outlining charges and defense contesting evidence. Jurors heard testimony from witnesses and the judge scheduled further hearings to determine intent and outcome.
Wiard Found Guilty of Assault in Local Court
Two judges heard cases as dockets cleared with frenzied activity. State v Wiard ended in a guilty verdict for assault and battery on A J Nicely, while other cases including State v Evans and related fines, suspensions, and jail time were resolved. Several civil cases favored plaintiffs, and divorces were granted as courts operated in multiple venues.
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Tidball
Laramie
Metz
Fraternity Hall
Harry L. Wiard
A. J. Nicely
Collins
Thos. M. Hyde
M. L. T. Evans
W. M. Gough
A. French
W. S. Collins
E. E. Enterline
M. L. T. Evas
A.french
Harry Bailey
Stak Va
John Knsey
Guy and
Leo' Spence
Wiard Va Knisely
District 17 annual meeting selects two new directors
The Dis trict No. 17 meeting at the high school elected Mrs. G. M. Tallon and T. W. Spratt to three year terms after unanimous votes. Treasurer reported year receipts of 13918.68 and a balance of 7518.69, with projected next year needs of 4000 for teachers and 3000 for contingencies and a 64 mill levy approved. Local attorney B. W. Merrill visited with J. Sullivan. Merrill owns land near Germania Beach.
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W. J. Booth
G. M. Tallon
W.c.snow
T. W. Spratt
P. P. Anderson
W. H. Pauley
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Big Horn Basin
Great Northwest
Anson Higby
Town of
Citizens of
Citizens
Wyo
Tioe and
A, Higby
L. A, Zane
H. Smith
M. O. Barnes
F. A, Wise
F A. Wise
Coune'l
Meeta
Evans
Gough
Guil
Wiard
Eral
B. W. Merrill
Omaha
Neb
Merrill
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