Lovell Drainage District Decision Brings Rejoicing
After a two year effort the Lovell drainage district was organized by Judge Parmelee denying the remonstrators and upholding the district commissioners. Citizens greet the ruling as hopeful for reclaiming land aiding homeseekers and restoring market value. Carrie Oleon travels to Sweden, Jos C Godfrey visits Billings, R C May at Basin for court, Juliette Colling visits Lowell, Senator Skovgard buys cattle, W H Burgener moves to Provo. Local business languishes with schools closed and families away for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Parmelee
Irs
Carrie Oleon
Sweden
Jos. C. Godfrey
Billings
R. C. May
Basin
George Brown
R. W. Averett
Big Horn Canal
Juliette Colling
Lowell
Amelia
Fae Harris
Senator Skovgard
Harry Burnett
W. N. Eyre
Mr. Eyre
William Christenaen
Myron
C. Arnoldus
Ed Sessions
Manderson News Breathes Rich With Rain and Civic Plans
A steady rain brings relief as farmers welcome moisture. Manderson reports a tight mayoral race with Jesse W. Croaby Jr. winning by seven over Jas Tebbs, plus council members elected. Town plans a grand Fourth of July celebration with baseball, games, a ball, and races. Fred E. Winchester lands a major Modern Woodmen photography contract. Community fund drives and local visits fill the week as residents anticipate summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Croaby, Jr
Jas
Tebbs
G. J. Marchant
Robert Baird
John H. Hinckley
N. P. Johnson
C. J. Mecham
Barnley
Neb
Manderson
Mra. F. BE
Winchester
California
Frantz
Nebraska
Mandereon
Hyattville
Mand
Fred E. Winchester
Modern Woodmen
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Woodmen Sanatorium
Willis Dittmer
Mas
M. Thelchard
D. S. Tineln
Billings
George Townsend
Harvey Hurst
Bas
John Miller
Rairden
H. Hurst
O. W. Stidd
Basin Gardens Otter Creek Farmers Council Observes Crops
Basin Gardens reports show alfalfa meadows and small grain crops looking fine after favorable canal water. Oliver Hag and others expand beans, wheat, potatoes, corn and berries, with new fencing and garden plots. a 4th of July picnic is proposed amid growing crop prospects. Local residents plan Wyoming residence, Canal Tillard directors meet, and Green Gables adds Oscar Robertson as manager. Market notes from Maret Letter detail cattle, hog, sheep prices and receipts at Kansas City Stock Yards, with steady to lower tendencies and intense demand for Nebraska heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesa
Catal
A. Reed
Irwin Ranch
Oliver Hag
Frank May
W. H. May
Wyoming
Sheridan
Cody
Dudin
Nebraska
Basin
Basin Gardens
L. Frisby
Irwin
Ellison
Lewis
Tillard Canal
George Randall
Oscar Robertson
Green Gables
Oscar
Kansas City
Packere
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
Park Pictures Draw Big Crowd in Basin Showing
The people of the Basin viewed the finest pictures secured by Tex Holm in Yellowstone Park. Holm spoke on location and described the scenes. Rain kept many away, but the attraction drew praise and a return engagement in Chicago with two thousand attendees paying 1.50 per ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Holm
Yellowstone Park
Holm
Smith
Dramatic Art Club
Chicago
Episcopal Guild meeting notice and cantaloupe seed sale
The Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs. Dr. M H M Smith next Thursday afternoon. Members are urged to attend. The family board offers Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed. those wanting to plant may secure some at Basin State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Gull
M. HM. Smith
Faly Board
Rocky Ford
Basin State Bank
Mercer Bros Land and Livestock Brand Notice
Mercer Bros Land and Livestock Co of Hyattville Wyoming reports branding marks. Areas branded back on left side and horses branded on left side with range paint in Rook and Lead.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Laval S
Anderson & Johnson Basin
Crowley
W. H. Burgener
Big Horn Academy
Provo
Utah
Wim
Hine
Cook's
Mayor Tippetta
Bert Marchant
Powder River
Burlington
Suthern
Episocopal Guild
Rogers House
S. L. Gebhart
Loveland Transfer Company
Crosby and Carney Coal
C. S. Kelly
B. F. Wick
Gtarike
Basin, Wyo
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
William Douglas
Ut Bk
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