Local notices and visits fill Basin town week
A flurry of brief notes records Rex orchestra at Fraternity hall and many Basin residents traveling to Worland Cody Lovell and Denver for visits business and cattle dealings. Notables include Judge Percy Metz returning from Cody and L. J. Willis Cowley merchant in town for affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall
Rex Orchestra
L. J. Willis
Cowley
A. B. Cross
The
Great Western Sugar Co
Denver
A. C. Burgess
Hyattville
Basin
Emil Waterlaus
Cowley Progress
Eugene Showalter
Missouri
J. F. Dickman
Lovell
Local furniture store changes hands and vows continued service
The author confirms purchasing their late father's furniture and hide business stake and promises the same high class service. Mrs J F Leighty and son Dale plan to move to Vermont Illinois for a new home. Basin steam laundry pledges reliable work under trusted management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leighty
Dale
Vermont
Ill
Deputy Assessor H A Luce Visits Basin and Big Horn County
H A Luce deputy assessor from Cody visited Basin for several days to oversee county affairs. He expressed surprise and pleasure at Basin and Big Horn County's growth this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Luce
Cody
Basin
Mr. Luce
Park County
Big Horn County
Zane Appointed Night Watch Fireman
John P. Zane has been engaged by city officials to serve as the night fireman. He is a man of experience in this line and is expected to make a successful contribution to the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Zane
Mr. Zane
Married Wednesday in Basin Episco pal manse
Charles E. Ellsworth, Western Union operator at Thermopolis, wed Evelyn Ruth Root who came from Denver. The couple were married by Dean Watkins at the Episcopal manse in Basin and departed Thursday for their Thermopolis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ellsworth
Evelyn Ruth Root
Basin Wednesday
Episcopal Manse
Dean Watkins
Mr. Ellsworth
Western Union
Thermopolis
Mrs. Ellsworth
Denver
Kane Takes Honors at State Fair in Douglas
Kane won 15 sirata seven seconds and five thirds at the state fair in Douglas. They competed against their own staff for honors as Mansfield carried entries to the county fair in the regular Big Hiorn county exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Douglas
Mansfield
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Conrad Fatland
Worland
Percy Metz
M—M . J. W. Agee
Burington
L. E. Deck
Warland
Miche
Elaine Kinder
Lowell
Teachers Institute
Homer T. Lamb
Max Thomas
Lander
E. F. Peterson
Pease-Peterson Co
Wibaux
Montana
Chas. K. Hedke
Samuel T. Johnson
Burlington
J. H. Montgomery
F. H. Longour
Cropsey Bros
Greybull
Wyoming
Lee Motor Co
Frank Christensen
Wm. R. Tolman, Jr
Studebaker
John Weintz
Mabel Rogers
South Bench
F. H. Whitmore
Billy Edwards
Germania
Rag
P. L. Zimmerman
Manderson
8. H. Smith
W. A. Long
R. B. West
Fred Vintcent
O. E
W. D. McDaniel
G. A. Swanson
Pueblo, Col
Swanson
Clark-Black
Fred L. Crabbe
W. L. Wade
Wm. Stein
Otto
Tor
Dave Allen
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Ex Theatre
Antlers
Claude Waln
Hassler
Otto Coun
Col
W. B. Cropsey
L. Biagin
Basin Shoe Shop
United States
Geo. Zimmerman
Sala
McKannon Piano Co
Colo
Basin State Bank
Zane’s
M— Ea
Manhattan
Greyball
Bradley Yale
Zane
Night Watch
Big Horn
Wi Min County
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