Otto And Vicinity News Roundup
Miss Maggie Hopkins has been confined to bed with indigestion. William Crosier visits Omaha. Otto youngsters attend a Burlington dance. Mrs. Dutton leaves for Omaha for hospital treatment. Mrs. John Stevens arrives from Union Oregon to stay several weeks. Mrs. Thorley buys a Kimball piano, second sold locally this month. George Hewett and wife visit Perkins settlement from Meefeetse. Bert Clark and wife return from Canada to visit Fred Sessions. Mr. and Mrs. Clark moved to Canada seven years ago and report Greybull crowd thriving. Eddie Landen travels to Green Forest Arkansas to join parents. Rev. Josin of Basin visits O G Grow. Sammy English ill but improving. Markham flockmaster from Cody visits Otto. John and Frank Toman relocate from Utah to make Otto their home and buy Wilson ranch for sheep. Traugh family visit Basin for Thanksgiving. Otto schools closed for institute week.
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Maggie Hopkins
William Crosier
Omaha
Burlington
Dutton
John Stevens
Union
Oregon
Thorley
Bert Clark
Canada
Fred Sessions
Guy Shipman
Basin
Otto
Miss Robinson Attends Mrs Mackenzie in Shell
Miss Robinson on Shell attends Mrs Mackenzie wife of the noted merchant. Doctor reports Mrs Mackenzie and the attendant are progressing finely.
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Miss Robinson
Shell
Mrs. Mackenzie
The
One
Two Colter Teachers Visit The Republican Office
In a bright Tuesday morning the Misses Belva Perkins and Emma Kelling visited The Republican office to see the typesetting wheels in action. The event drew a happy crowd as they toured the newsroom and left with the visitors’ names printed on the linotype as keepsakes. The note highlights the office’s friendly welcome to the “pretty school marms” and the spreading influence of culture in Colter and Mander son communities.
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Big Horn
The
Republican
Belva Perkins
Emma Kelling
Colter and
Manderson
Bircumshaw's remodeled windows draw Basin attention
J Bircumshaw Basin Clothing House displays remodeled windows by E E Brown the window trimmer. North window shows a shoe display and the south displays clothing drawing notice. Two candidates for Water Commissioner T W Spratt and A W Webb are active in Basin politics.
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J.bircumshaw
The
Basin Clothing House
E. E. Brown
Eld
T. W. Spratt
Basin
A. W. Webb
Honnold
Mitchell Goss to lead Greybull mill elevator project
M A Mitchell Goss leaves Basin to oversee building a four bin grain elevator at Greybull with 10 000 bushel capacity and a warehouse for the Big Horn Milling Co before returning. A cash register is for sale by Anderson and Johnson in Basin Wyoming al2 tf.
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M. A. Mitchell Goss
Greybull
Big Horn
Anderson & Johnson
Basin, Wyo
Water Bonds Carry In Areybull Vote 95 to 5
The town approves a 35000 municipal water system bond by a 95 to 5 vote. The council plans to issue and market the bonds, commence construction within about thirty days, and have the system running by early spring if winter is mild. Deep wells and a standpipe will provide pure water, aiding fire protection and town improvements.
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Areybull
Stancard
J D Allen Improving After Knee Surgery
J D Allen, previously noted as improving, is under care of Dr. Carter. Nurse Helen Magee has arrived from Billings to tend to the patient at his home or local facility.
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J. D. Allen
The
Republican
Carter
Helen Magee
Billings
Robert Wade Improves After Gallstone Operation
Robert Wade, previously gravely ill from gall stones, has undergone surgery and is now much better per his physician Dr. Carter and will soon be able to be out again.
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Robert Wade
Carter
Family Fruit Store Ad Brightens Home Cheer
A compact promotion urging readers to buy fruit from Family Fruit Store for home use. Encourages gifting to wife or sweetheart and emphasizes the store as a convenient source for fresh fruit. A. T. Zinn noted as advertiser.
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A. T. Zinn
Tribute to Tom Daggett and his legacy
Obituary tribute recalling Tom Daggett a lifelong journalist and booster of the northern region. Born in Virginia he trained under Charles Dana in New York and rose as a leading writer. His praise for settlers and schools shaped Big Horn Basin politics as a monument to his work.
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Tom Daggett
Big Horn Basin
Johnson County
Fremont
Johnson
Chas. Dana
New York
Tom
United States
Virginia
Leslie Davidson
Mudson A.aner
Elk Convention Cheyenne Hosts Wyoming Elks Reunion
Wyoming Elks lodges gathered in Cheyenne for the first state reunion. About two hundred members received the keys to the city, joined by the 11th Infantry band. They met at the Elks Home for business sessions and enjoyed an evening smoker with lunch and vaudeville.
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Cheyenne
Elk Lodges
Wyoming
Lodge
11Th Infantry Band
Missionary since 1889 in Basin visit by Rev J H Gillespie
Rev J H Gillespie of Sheridan and agent for the Methodist Hospital and Deaconess Home of Omaha visited Basin on Tuesday. Despite advanced years he remained energetic in his work.
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J. H. Gillespie
Sheridan
Methodist Hospitil and
Omaha
Notice To Public On Debt Responsibility
Notice states that the author will not be responsible for any debt incurred by his wife Adele Morris or her family ostf W. E. Morris. The public is informed that obligations contracted by Adele Morris or her relatives are not his responsibility.
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Adele Morris
Burlington outlet plan eyed for southern ports link
Latest Burlington report outlines a northwest Wyoming to Colorado and Southern route to Orin Junction then west to a collection point via the Thermopolis extension. If counties split, western residents expect the Burlington to Orin would boost assessable property enough to offset reduced valuation from division.
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Burligton
Wyomine
Colorado & Southern
Nto Orin Junction
Thermopolis
West End
Burlington
Orin
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Board at Antlers
The notice invites attendance at Sunday school in the Fraternity hall with Kemper Ahrens as superintendent and states Sunday morning offerings of 45 cents. It also advertises wife care with a fortnight boarding at the Antlers, touting the best meals in town for the money, and directs readers to see news columns for preaching.
Win chester and saddle guns offered at Ander son Johnson
A local ad promotes good hunting by purchasing a Winchester and saddle guns from Ander son and Johnson. The notice highlights firearms available for sale, targeting readers interested in hunting gear and outdoor equipment.
Henry Dahlem and Rice Hutsonpiller in Park county politics
The Cody Herald admires the fair rivalry between Henry Dahlem and Rice Hutsonpiller in Park county. Both men spoke kindly of each other in campaigning, reflecting rare civility in politics. Dahlem won, Hutsonpiller was gracious in defeat, illustrating commendable citizenship.
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Park County
Henry Dahlem
Rice Hutsonpiler
Rice
Damon
Pythias
Henry
Rice Hutsonpiller
Cody Herald
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Fremont Buggy
Ostf
W. E. Morris
Winchester
Henry and Rice
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Slevelano Onlo
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Whitmore’s
Basin Pharmacy
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