Trade Booster Contest Attracting Votes In Basin Region
The Trade Booster contest by G. W. Black & Co and The Basin Republican draws many votes as Busy Girls push to front. Counts show gains since last tally and encouragement to contestants lower in the standings to keep campaigning before next Monday’s count and the chance to win a piano. The piece ties in Progress Association dinner notes and local sports update on the Basin Scouts, plus a reminder of Memorial Day observances led by General O. O. Howard Post No. 110.
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G. W. Black & Co
Basin Republican
Greybull
Greybullites
Snyder
Tasin
Smith
Basin Boye
Reward offered for conviction of author of malicious letter
A $100 reward is offered for the conviction of party or parties who wrote a malicious letter to a person living north of town. The notice appears in the Republican office. Wunderlich and Wegner of Germania were visitors in town over Sunday to attend court at the beginning of the week. Prank Otis of Greybull visited Lown on Tuesday.
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Care Republican
Wunderlich
Herman Wegner
Germania
Otis of
Greybull
Lown
Higby Elected for Mayor in Quiet City Election
Anson Higby won the mayoralty by 71 votes over B. Thompson in a 289 vote municipal election. Spratt and Watson led the council race with 152 and 143 votes respectively. Null and Smith trailed with 141 and 136. Voters approved the lease proposal by 243 to 42. A Gallup of Buffalo plans road work for the summer and will visit Sept 23–24 for programs. he helped bring Paint Rock and Medicine Jodge into the Basin.
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Anson Higby
B. Thompson
J. B. Thompson
T. W. Spratt
L. E. Watson
D. A.null
M. H. Smith
A. Higby
Jas. D. Gallup
Buffalo
Black and Yellow Highway Association
Kavanaugh
Gallup
John Luman
Paint Rock
Medicine
Commencement Program At Big Horn County High School
May 22 program at Fraternity hall features chorus invocations and diplomas. Names Norene Wiley Jennie Henry Esther Rech Misa Fenbeck appear in celebrations, with W. S. Collins presenting diplomas. Also notes horse accident injures Solon NeVille, fracture of pelvic bone, cared for by Dr. Croft. mother to stay by son.
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Big Horn County High School
Fraternity Hall
J. O. Creager
Faun McClure
Norene Wiley
Jennie Henry
Esther Rech
Cliss
Misa Fesenbeck
Collins Cliss
Hores
Solon
Joseph HH. NeVille
Byron
Croft
NeVille
Town Elections in Cody Thermopolia and Grey Bull
W.8. Bennett of Cody defeated Gus Holm by about 40 votes to win the mayoralty. W. H. Enderly won the Thermopolia mayoralty with Lou Gay and Harry Rothrock as councilmen. Hal Blakley was elected mayor of Grey Bull without opposition.
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Bennett
Cody
Gus Holm
W. H. Enderly
Lou Gay
Harry Rothrock
Thermopolia
Hal Blakley
Grey Bull
Regular Meeting of Wo mans Club Shapes Civic Aid
The Wo mans club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the library with strong turnout. They pledged help for a Burlington area park, voted $10 to the Progress club, and formed a committee to plan with the group. They backed domestic science in schools with a $200 equipment fund and discussed the year’s program led by Mrs. S. H. Smith, including poetry, flower cultivation, and civic education remarks.
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Womans' Club
Burlington
Progress Club
C. E. Shaw
G. A. Harris
E. J. Sullivan
Grammar School Board
S. H. Smith
Riley
Norval Smith
R. Bonwell
Selo
Mahree
Winifred Patten
T. M. Hyde
Ruth Smith
Elvic
Virgil
Basin
Columbus
Memorial Sunday GA R Post Plans Divine Service
Memorial Sunday activities of General O. O. Howard Post No. 110 Colorado and Wyoming G.A.R. will gather at 11 o clock in the morning for a group divine service at the Methodist chapel. Rev. S. W. Albone, pastor, will deliver the sermon. Jas Patten, Post Adjutant, is noted.
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O. O. Howard
Colorado
Wyoming
County News Of The Week Happenings In The Upper Country
Hyattville reports lively local updates with residents visiting, movers, and new projects. A farmers and merchants club forms with officers Fred E Winchester and R H Ewart. A canning factory meeting set for May 17. ball team forming for May 24 amid ongoing haying, irrigation plans, and community events.
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Manderson
Sarah Townsend
Shell
Jim Whaley
Bruce Durfee
Hubler Place
John Miller
Calhoun Place
Ben Wood
Chas
Johnston
Wm. F. Brown
Will Hubler
Rairden
M. A. Mitchell
Mr. Dawson
Cecii Wiley
Basin
W. D. Marple
Missouri
Basin Gardens Club Promotes Local Garden Boost
J E Lempke buys a new grain drill and farms wheat and barley. Basin community notes shared entertainments by Irwin and May families amid crop prospects in Shell valley. Bas in Gardens club forms to boost local gardens with officer elections planned at Ellisons. Dairy man J E Prieby retires from hauling milk and backs Basin creamery. Plans include dairy beet acreage by R Erwin J B Frisby and Billie Lewie.
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J. E. Lempke
Irwin
Walter Johnseans
May
Basin
John Larsen
Shell
Irwins
Laursen
Shell Valley
Maonday
Greybull Village
Im Basin Gardens
Cc. Cc. C
Ellisons
J. E. Prieby
T Hat Institution
R. Erwin
J. B. Frisby
Billie Lewie
Billie
H. A. Padmore
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