Man Killed in Thermopol Accident at Restaurant
Bert McFarland was killed by a gun accidentally discharged by Jack Lane, a Griven Front restaurant cook, while McFarland and companions dined at Thermopol’s lunch counter. A coroners jury found the shooting accidental and due to Lane’s gross carelessness. Funeral held yesterday. no prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopol’s
Bert McFarland
Jack Lane
Griven Front
McFarland
Lane
Coronel
Robbery at Gebo Involving Miners and Suspects
Last Sunday under Sheriff Rue received a report from Sheriff Hazen of Holpings that three men Comway Wil kingon and Amberger robbed a blind pig at Gebo of about 500 dollars and then stuck up miners for several hundred dollars. The fugitives were thought to have headed north Sunday night and were pursued by authorities who caught two of them. The robbers face possible punishment as the case unfolds with further efforts to capture the remaining suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebo
Rue
Sherif Hazen
Holpings
Comway
Wilkingon
Amberger
Kinoy
Greybail
Sntile
Tehsian
Greybus
Marscal Houston
Hillingy
Basin Gardens News and Local Social Notes
Basin Gardens reports residents in Basin Town and nearby areas sharing visits and news. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Osea Luneen of Coreytull valley at the Reed home, Mrs. Ellis traveling to Goehard Neb for a relative’s illness, and local families hosting gatherings. The Basin Gardens Woman's Club elected officers, adopted a new constitution, and welcomed a new member. Local stock reports praise thriving pastures, while social events feature oyster suppers, canning industry enthusiasm, and plans for a May visit by a Tadauatild club delegation to foster ties and development. A Patten nursing pursuit is noted with travel to Casper for studies. The Vesper Chapter Orders a Thanksgiving ball in Thermopole with ticketed dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osea Lune
Coreytull Valley
A. U Reed
Frank Ellis
Qoevhard
Neb
A. U. Reed
Bentleys
Ng O. P. Hartranit
Lewis dJalny
Hastesockers
Boosters
Wiliam Tillards
Friank Swim
Irwin
Baath Gardens Woman's Club
G. L. Shipman
J. B. Prieby
J. B. Lempke
Ins
A. T. Eilieen
Chib
Irs
Shipman
A. U. Sor
Huitbon
Bile May
Mies
Mary Cusack
Bertie May
Col. Spud
Ritter
Hiwin
J. E. West
Sheridan
He ‘Iardens
Supreme Court Rules Sunday Alcohol Law A Police Regulation
The Wyoming Supreme Court held that the sale of intoxicating liquor on Sunday is a police regulation not violating the Fourteenth Amendment or denying equal protection. The decision, certified from Albany County, upholds the law's constitutional validity and notes proper enactment dates, signaling a shift toward enforcing Sunday closing in Larame where the law had been ignored. A resistance had accompanied the Smart case as enforcement began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eupreme Court
Supreme Court of
State of
Wyoming
Peter Smart
Albany County
Atttack
Larame
Hus
Arog
Road Relocation Aims to Cut Costs for Farms and Roads
Washington November 18 The Office of Roads in the Department of Agriculture says rearranging routes to avoid steep grades can cut hauling costs and extend horse and automobile life. It notes that longer detours may be economical by reducing wear, though landowner questions arise over dividing farm land and orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Roads
Department of Agrculture
Office of Owls 18
Surat
Romwis
Baker Crowley Wedding At Big Trails November 12
Clarence C. Baker and Stella Bell Crowley wed at the bride’s mother Mrs Frank Helmer home in Big Trails on November 12. The ceremony was followed by a reception and a dance for about 125 guests with music by Wm Horton J Harald and Mr Mabel Emery. The couple received wedding presents valued near a thousand dollars as friends in the Basin country extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Country
Republian
Dancing Party Organizes Winter Club Names Committee
A Wednesday evening gathering at the l porary drew many locals to plan a dance program and form a winter club. Committee members D E Lewis G A Harrie R H Ahnens W S Pease and Miss Maxwell were chosen to oversee the season's dances. Attendees reported a very fine evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Porary
Meadames D. E Lewis
G. A. Harrie
R. H. Ahnens
Pease
Miss Maxwell
Free lecture on good roads by Mrs Fenton in Washington
A free lecture on good roads by Mrs Fenton of Washington will be held at Fraternity Hall next Tuesday evening under the auspices of the U S Department of Agriculture. The program mix up with the teachers institute shifts the talk to Wednesday night. attendees may expect a narrated talk with odds ep hottage good roads work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Coons
Fenton
U.S. Department of Agrculture
R. B. West
J. B Thompson
Lua’ness
Washington, C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Willi
Teachers’ Institute
Lee Wreds
Entertained At Dinner At The Markham House
Mrs. A Ruriets entertained at dinner on Wednesday evening at the Markham House with guests Mr. and Mrs. A Harris, Mr. and Mrs. K R H Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. F P A Wien, Mo. and Mrs. D E Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. A W Coons, Winifred Patten, John Coons and Herb Wice. Tables were decorated in red and green and the room was fully lit and attended by the Marthe ero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.ruriets
Markham House
A. Harris
KR. H. Ahrens
FP. A. Wien
D. E Lewis
A. W. Coons
Winifred Patten
John Coons
Herb Wice
Marthe Ero
Entertain At Dinner in Griverd View Event
An account notes a dinner entertainment hosted by Mrs A W and family honoring Mir and Mons. Watson Wy nen of Trapper and Mine AKr. Rudie at Griverd View. Under Sheriff F I Rue conducted business in Greytull on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Mir
Mons
Watson Wynen
Trapper
Rudie
F. I. Rue
Busi
Greytull On
Wedueeday
Welch Ackerman nuptials in Starng Colorado
Tuesday ceremony for John A Welch Jr and Daisy G Ackerman was conducted by Justice Bonwell at his office. The bride, daughter of BE N Ackerman of Starng, Colorado, will reside with her groom's parents in Otto after their wedding and future life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Welch, Jr
Daisy G. Ackerman
Justice Bonwell
George Welch
Otto
BE. N. Ackerman
Starng
Colorado
Sie
Charming
Mire
John Welch
Crosby Times
Paddock James Tie The Knot In Montana Matrimony
Word arrived that Paddock and Mrs Minn James were married in Montana on the 13th of last month. Both are well known Kent residents with many friends who congratulate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Minn James
Montana
Parlor Magic Tricks for Christmas Time Fun
A guide of simple amateur magic to entertain children at Christmas with coin tricks gas flame illusion needle floating on water and a deceptive table plate illusion. Includes Baptist church notes and library book additions with community events and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christinas
L Men Seek New Outfits Here in May Conditions
Local readers note that L Men show interest in purchasing new outfits this May. The brief item hints at upcoming events or sales tied to the men's section in town.
Basin Field Oil Prospects Draw Inquiries and Early Development
Interest in Basin Field grows as multiple sources report oil prospects and early development. Several companies, including Geeypu Drilling Co and Torchlight, show activity with outfits en route or to be positioned soon. Air traffic from Casper and shipments to Asia indicate intensified exploration and transportation to support nascent operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Geeypu | Drilling Co
Cowley
Northwest
Casper
Pacific
Asia
Freeman sues for note debt in district court
Mrs. M. J. Freeman acting through attorney Wm. C. Snow filed suit in district court for 239 dollars plus attorney fees, alleging a promissory note debt. The defendant Philip Minor had stock in Torchlight Co. Ltd. attached under the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Freeman
Wm. C. Snow
District Court
Philip Minor
Torchlight Co., Ltd
Advertised Letters at Basin Post Office Week Ending Nov 20
The following letters remain uncalled for at Basin post office for the week ending Nov 20: McAther Hevial 2 Busch H H Qasey Harry Clucas J Y Hall Della M Kanks Frank Manettey Don When calling for above please say advertised Wm Gibson P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Post Office
McAther
Hevial
2 Busch
H. H. Qasey
Harry Clucas
J. Y. Hall
Della M. Kanks
Frank Manettey
Don
Elect Directors for Torch Neht Co. Ltd in Basin
Stockholders elected P. J. Brix D. I Carr and P F T Brigham as directors at Basin on Tuesday afternoon. Directors will meet in a few days to elect officers and decide development plans for the companys lands east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Torch Neht Co
Umited
Basin
P. J. Brix
D. i Carr
PF. T. Brigham
Hinds
Jailed Trio Tied to Gebo Nightly Hold Up
Chas Conway and John Ambanger were placed in the Thermopolis jail after being charged with helping in a Gebo area hold up on Saturday night. A rumor cited a third gang member possibly captured at Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Conway
John Ambanger
Gebo
Thermopolis
Powell
Leased Lonabaugh Building For New Barber Shop Move
J E B Preeman has leased the Lonabaugh building north of the Johnson Pease store and will move his barber shop to the new location in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Preeman
Lonabaugh
Johnson Pease
Local cattle sale at Almon Church ranch in Medicine Lodge
Jack Thomas and Homer Dent sold cattle at the Almon Church ranch on Medicine Lodge to Billy Woods of Bulbings. A. Mook travelled as Big Judge Craig finished the term of court here and returned to hike Romney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thomas
Homer Dent
Almon Church
Medicine Lodge
Billy Woods
Craig
Coumt
Ead
Hike Romney
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Progiss Association
Antlers
W. C. Snow
Thos. M. Hyde
seai@tiagy
Record Herald
Peter Sich Dan Bein
True Reyenne Tribune
F. Feddene
Red Guihrie
Somehei Demme
Handian
Mom
Bas
K.P. Ross
Aneiy of
Basin Gardens
Basin Town
E. J. Sullivan
Fred Haupleman
Taduatild Club
Chayene
Big Horn
Migs Patten
Momlay Evenina
Ming Winifred Patten
Delicalensen
Bee Patten
Aline'ion i
Roume
Thermopole
Das
Themmapalls
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Welch-Ackerman
Baptists
Basin and Vicinity
Nev Ith
Eckde Ag
Ming
Wm. May
G. Kershner
Zalkia Robertson
A. X. Johnson
B. C. Wise
Thoms
Baptist Church
Carl Fisher
Skevgard
Warren Jones
G. W. Race
Westways
Basin Field
Wm, Gibson, P. M
A. Mook
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