Luncheon of Chamber of Commerce Draws Many Attendees
Regular weekly luncheon at Spurrier cafe drew a large crowd of members and visitors. Committees on Emblem road reported progress and near-future improvements. Manderson representatives spoke on road concerns while rural route discussions followed. Visiting Methodist ministers and local officials attended with brief talks. Members adjourned until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Spurrier Cafe
Commmutes
Emblem Road
Ray
Ainer
Cole Mills
Manderson
Post Road
L. M. Kelley
Big Horn
W. L. French
Casper
F. W. Bretill
Cody
Lewis Weary
Garland
N. B Wood
Hyattvine
BE. BE. Bowling
Powell
Wm. M. Hall
Thermopolis
R. P. Maxwell
Upton
New Officer Appointed in Basin Wyoming
The town of Basin appoints A W Coons of Grandview as Second Assistant Pound Master to protect residents from estray animals. The official commission, signed by Mayor Frank A Wise and Town Clerk J F Ewers, is dated November 19, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Cooms
Grandview
Lawis
Consell
Wyoming
Big Horn
A. W Coons
Basin
Bey
Frank A. Wise
J. F. Ewers
Masons Attend Powell Joint Communication
Local Masons departed yesterday for Powell to join a joint communication of the Big Horn Basin lodges A F A M. Attendees from the local lodge included Dr. M. H. Smith G. J. Dean Watkins G. G. Jones J. W. Osborn C. B. Beck L. W. Olson Wm May H. K Wise and Len Murphy, a Republican for job I printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Big Horn Basin
A. F
A. M
Dr. M. H. Smith
G. J, Dean Watkins
G. G. Jones
J. W. Osborn
C. B. Beck
L. W. Olson
Wm. ©. May
H. K., Wise
Len Murphy
Manderson to Incorporate to Hold Town Election
The county plans to hold an incorporation election for Manderson to allow the town to obtain needed improvements. Inspectors J A Quinter O H Burritt and J L Mills were appointed to conduct the election. Pending incorporation, the town cannot secure desired improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malidératn
J. A. Quiter
O. HM. Burritt
J. L. Mills
Sytem
Manderson
Death of Olive Edna Taylor in Wyoming
Olive Edna Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Taylor died at home on the 17th after a typhoid illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church conducted by Rev R M Jones. Interment followed in Mount View cemetery. Born April 9 1906 she had endeared herself to many friends since moving to Wyoming and the grief stricken family receives condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Edna ‘Taylor
W. L. Taylor
Methodist Church
R. M. Jones
Mount View Cemetery
Wyoming
Retrial Court Docket List for November December Term
The docket shows listed cases for a restrict court session starting Monday December 8 including Jones vs Reen mer and Hyde vs Alfalfa Milling Co. through December 9. It notes multiple per diem hearings with parties Webb, C B Q, and Washakie County among others and timing from 9 a m to 2 p m across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Réenmer
Jury Drawn for December District Court Term
The jury for the district court term beginning December 16 has been drawn, listing names from Basin Lovell Greybull Kane Burlington Manderson Cowboy and other locales. The panel includes Elias Johnson Lowell Loren Holloway Otto W H Steven J W Goottt Kane E Cribb and many others from Lovell Basin Greybull and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Johnson
Lowell Loren Holloway
Otto
W. H. Steven
J. W. Goottt
Kane. Co
E. Cribb
Kane
Rush C. Lampman
Shell
William M. Shelton
Basin
H. T. Wise
A. X. Johnson
John H. May
Greybull
Dickson
Grant Yarnell
Adam Price
Germania
Branfeld
Greybus
Robb Bweeney
Hyattville
G. A. Ig
Coal famine nears as talks stall between miners and operators
Washington moves to avert shortages as negotiations on wage scales stall. A subcommittee pressed discussions with no counter proposals from operators while United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis cited no progress. Fuel Administrator Garfield urged restraint to keep coal flowing nationwide.
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Washington
Joint
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Esesion
Thomas T. Brewster
Oper
Buffalo
Ita
Garfield
United’ States
Teachers Association Meet At Lander In November
The annual meeting of the Teachers Association will be held at Lander from November 25 to 28. Leading educators have been secured, and the program will aid those in education. School superintendents teachers and school trustees are urged to attend with special fare rates offered for groups of 250 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Tsie ‘Teachers’ Association
Lander
Schivo
Ti 4A
High Horn County
Visiting D. T. Hand and family arrive for two week stay
Hiram Hand and daughter Eli from Indianagelis arrive Saturday for a two week visit with son D. T. Hand. Frank Bailey, a nephew, accompanies them. The elder Hand is 46 and active, praising the climate and country. Mrs Hand served 17 months at the National Soldiers' Home in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hand
Eli
Indianagelis
D. T. Hand
Frank Bailey
D. T
Mr. Hand
Mies Hand
National Soldiers’ Home
Virginia
Basin band delights Rex crowd again in fine concert
The Basin band played at the Rex on Sunday afternoon to a large audience. Director B. C. Hoover can be proud of the musicians he has assembled as the ensemble is praised as the best in Basin's history and comparable to any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
the Rex
B. C. Hoover
Ments Wanted for Pageant Costumes Needed
The women organizing the pageant seek Indian costumes and parts of costumes. Anyone with suitable attire should come to the farmers' room at the courthouse each afternoon to donate and arrange return. Dyed flannel cloths are also requested for use.
Trouble With The Unions In Greybull Dispute
In Greybull a clash with the carmens union over a suspended worker named Draper led union members to threaten walkouts. Superintendent says Draper will be kept on and reinstated. a business committee later urges Draper’s readmission amid protests of a few members. Patrick Kene is convicted of disloyal remarks with a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. The case highlights union tensions and disciplinary actions within the town.
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Mediciiee Pew
Wro
William L. Carlisle
Nion Pacific
Rata
Tralia
Lowery
Medicine Bow
Union Pacific
Wis
Carlisle
Denver
Walter Cottrall
Greybull
Carmens' Union
Draper
Jearman
Patrick Kene
Harding
Bualneas Men of
Greybul
Carmen's Union
Cavalry Platoon Returns from Fort McKenzie Home
The Basin cavalry platoon, after two weeks on duty at Fort McKenzie near Sheridan, arrived home on Tuesday. They wore new equipment and looked sharp as they marched to quarters at the old stone schoolhouse. A group picture was taken before the troops disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Cavalry
Fort McKenzie
Sheridan
Old Stone School House
Death of Infant Son in Manderson Area
Five year old William Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs George Johnson near Manderson, died yesterday from typhoid fever. Funeral services are today with interment in Mount View cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
George Johnson
Manderson
Mount View Cemetery
Local Visitors Plan Kansas City Tractor School
W. A. Lopeland and two men named John and Nate from Gerland were in town last Friday. John departed from the agricultural day for Kansas City where he will attend a tractor school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lopeland
Som John
Nate
Gerland
John
Kansas City
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Wyoming Governor 1919
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Thursday November 27 as a day of thanksgiving and praise for Wyoming. The notice invites statewide observance in churches and public places, praising peace, development of natural resources, and the return of servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
America
Robert D. Carey
Sato
Cheyenne
W W. B. Chaplin
Blate
Hunters Have Luck On Boulder Trail Hunt
T J Jones Wm Tomer H L Kel ley and Wm C May returned Sunday from Boulder trail on South Fork with Harry Friend of Cody after a week of big game hunting. The party each took a deer and an elk and also killed two mountain sheep one of which was the boat head brought into Cody earlier. Mrs B M Conant and her daughter of Worland visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Frisby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J, Jones
Wm. Tomer
Kelley
Wm. C. May
Boulder Trail
South Fork
Harry Friend
Cody
B. M. Conant
Worland
Mr. and
Mra
Fred Frisby
Senate refuses to ratify peace treaty ends special session
Washington reports the Senate failed to ratify the peace treaty after three votes, ending the wartime framework and keeping laws like the wartime prohibition act in effect. Democratic opponents mostly voted against ratification while a small Republican faction joined the Democrats briefly before blocking any compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wilson
McCumber
North Dakota
Lodge
Congress
Remains Taken to Colorado Springs for Interment
The remains of Mrs. Rolla Pagett who died last Thursday were taken to Colorado Springs for interment on Monday. Her sister Mary L. Wolfe came from Colorado Springs to accompany the remains there.
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Rolla Pagett
Colorado Springs
Mary L. Wolfe
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Job I Printing
Olive Taylor
Thos. Hyde
Rolofeon Ve. Farlow
O. G
Mortimer Vs
Mimuis
Franklin Tolman
C. B&q
B. R. Ve. Hagades
Webb Ve. C. B
Washakie County
C. Dana Carter
J. A. Hawkins
Advance Rumely Co. Va
Agee
State
Ve. Tucker
S Eyenue
Anris City
Cagighe
Spurse
Reim
Teachers’ Association
Will
Colorado
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