Visitors Tour Basin Germany Otto Crops and Roads
A Basin County tour led by agent A H Tedman drew 10 cars of business and farm people to inspect Turkey Red wheat fields near Basin Germany and Otto. The party toured oil wells threshing operations and fine crops, noting road conditions after recent rains and urging drag improvement for winter access.
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A.h.tedman
Bason
Burlington
Germania
Otto
Basin
Greybull
Dry Creek
Germany
Emi
Acre
Charlie Bryan
W. W. Willson
Germanda
Dow
T. K. Kiley
Vailley
Greytull
T. M. Hyde
Lower
Sax
Harry Hime
R. E. Clempa
B.F. Wickwire
Lou Bakesler
W. C. Snow
J. K. Burnham
W. S. Pease
Frank I. Rue
Lou Blakesley
Rue
Rev. M. ®. Nash
J. B. Thomytdon
Mr. Hedrick
N. J. Long
H.smith
A. W. Coons
A. H. Tedman
Col. W. H. May
Basin Gardens
Misa Myrnyw May
G. W. Black
Tom Hunter
G. M. Booth
Mr. Burroughs
W. W. Murphy
Mr. Amd
Destructive Fire Destroys Roundhouse at Greybull
A Tuesday evening blaze gutted the Greybull roundhouse burning the structure and four engines. One engine was destroyed beyond repair while the other can be repaired at modest cost. Total loss about 18000 dollars. authorities expect a larger building soon.
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Greybull
Bazaar And Dance at Episcopal Guild Prepared
Episcopal guild announces a bazaar and dance to be held on Wednesday with full details to follow next week. The community event aims to raise funds and foster fellowship among parishioners and neighbors.
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Episcopal Guild
Arrangements Made for Road to Grass Creek Oil Field
A Progress club meeting last Friday formed a 重点 committee to build a road from Basin to Grass Creek for hauling oil field supplies. W A Robb and crew were tasked with rapid construction, using Basin as the arrival point for shipments to Owell and Grays Creek regions, promising local employment and boosted Basin activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Grass Creek
W. A. Robb
O. M. Miller
A Machine Shop for Oil Field Repairs Encouraged
A local writer discusses the idea of a central machine shop to handle all repair work for oil field machinery. Currently, repairs are sent to Billings, costing time and money. The proposal highlights local fuel availability, nearby coal, and the need for a town-centered facility to attract quick, comprehensive work and ensure a successful enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Gas Wall Complaints At Byron Well Discovered
W. 8. Collins acting as county attorney reports numerous inquiries from residents about gas leakage at the Byron wells. The loss of gas is described as enormous and the escaping gas noise as a growing nuisance. Attempts to halt the gas have failed due to the heavy flow.
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Collins
Byron
Local Odd Fellows delegates travel to Sheridan
Mr and Mrs D L Derr and Mrs Rhodes with Mr Collins Mr Brigham and Mr Zane left Monday for Sheridan to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows and Retbekebs. Derr is grand treasurer of the Odd Fellows while Brigham and Zane go as representatives of the local judge.
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Amd
L. Derr
Rhodes
Collins
Brigham
John Zane
Sheridan
Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Retbekebs
Derr
The
Mr. Zane
Birthday dinner marks BF Belton milestone
A stag supper last Tuesday celebrated BF Belton's birthday with intimate friends R. B. Landiair R. G. Belton O. A. Lewwitt A. B. Martin M. R. Douglas and J. R. Bonwell. Attendees described the evening delightful as color themes of green and yellow appeared. Stubbs departed Thursday for Chicago to handle Grey Bull business.
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BF. Belton
R. B. Landiair
R. G. Beltom
O. A. Lewwitt
A. B. Martin
M.R. Douglas
J. R. Bonwell
Akeem
Stubbs
Chicago
Grey Bull
Crain And Wilford Sale At Shell A Great Success
Crain and Wilford of Shell reported a successful farm equipment sale last Thursday with a large crowd. Cattle and horses sold well, potatoes brought 75 cents per hundred, and canned fruit plus odds and ends fetched good prices. Livestock auctioneer Cal Cropsey earned high praise for his bidding acumen. Also noted was a pleasant Odd Fellows gathering featuring oysters and refreshments. The World Series saw Boston defeat Philadelphia in the series after Philadelphia won game one. Boston then won games two and three.
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Crain & Wilford
Shell
I Ranch
W.b.cropsey
Cal. Cropsey
West
Montana
Odd Fellows
Timud
Cowpuncher Hurt In Canyon Crash Heads For Help
A report from Greybull details two cowboys Skovgard and Books Davis being thrown from their horses as autos ferrying Pasin men entered Shell creek canyon. Davis was stunned briefly. his brother rushed for a doctor while others brought the injured man to town.
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Pasin
Greybull
Shell Creek
Skovgard
Books Davis
Sheweard
Davis
Greytall
Panama Singers Impress Local Lyceum Debut
The Panama Singers opened the fall Lyceum course with a packed house and strong performances. A bass reader impressed with Columbus in Italian and verses from Riley and Dunbar while a skilled Scotch bagpiper and tenor selections earned audience praise. Local changes include the Bairds moving to a new home and a marriage at Hopkins Hotel. Torchlight claim records and nearby dances draw Basin residents. WCTU plans a meeting for October 4 at 3:00 with Mrs Roy Belton.
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Panama
Lyceum
Panama Canal
Columbus
America
James Whitcomb Riley
Dunbar
Wyoming State
Pen) College
Zinn Buys Shaw Property Adjacent to Wise Farm
A. T. Zinn purchased the Shaw property adjoining B. C. Wise, Sammy Wu's family, as English shows typhoid fever symptoms but is not regarded as dangerous currently.
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A. T. Zinn
Shaw
B. C. Wise
Sammy
Mrs. Wu
English
Desperate Fighting On All Lines In War Update
The report notes heavy battle on multiple fronts with German attacks around a French sector repulsed with heavy losses. Russian forces push Serbians back in Galicia while Austro-German incursions into Serbia continue. News from London highlights Balkan and Mediterranean theaters, with Saloniki operations and broader strategic interests ongoing.
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London
Near East
Serbia
Saloniki
Russia
Greece
Roumania
Nish
Woman's club meeting reviews Greybull state events
At last Wednesday's meeting the Woman's club discussed the state meeting in Greybull, library and federation reports, and efforts to preserve the Medicine Wheel in the Big Horn mountains. New members Mrs. Ewers, Miss McNamara, Miss Eyser joined. Sheridan invited members to the next federation in their city. Adam Gillis moved his family into town so children can attend school.
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Woman's Club
Greybull
Ewers
Library Association
F. H. Whitmore
Margaret McNamara
Maud Eyser
W. C. Snow
State Federation
Medicine Wheel
Big Horn Mountains
Big Horn
Sheridan
J. B. Thompson
Zela Murphy
J. L. Denny
Basin
R. B. West
E. W. Burke
Parent and Teachers Association
Federation
Walling
Hyde
Howe Economics
Emeline Whitcomb
The
State University
Ruth O'Neil
A. W. Coons
B. B. Brooks
W. S. Metz
Sheridan Club
Mesdames L. O, Gray
C. A. Zaring
H. T. Harris
T. M. Hyde
Myrna May
Adam Gillis
Lower Noeweed
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Guberantial Homes
D. L. Carr
H. H. Hime
B. C. Hert
E. J. Sullivan
J. A. Berry
Charce
Crain
Wilford
Philadelphia
Beston
Boston
Alexander
Das
Pacific Coast
Panama Singers
D. L. Baird
Thermopolis
Hopkins Hotel
Ella Perkins
James E. Hoover
N. E. Winters
Miss Perkins
Harve Perkins
Worland
A. X. Johnson
Chester Tallon
F. P. House
J. W. and
W. B. Gould
P. P. Anderson
M. B. Nash
Maxwell
Roy Belton
Gallicia
Basin'a
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