Death Claims Barbara Drumm In Basin Community
Barbara Elizabeth Drumm wife of Harry Drumm died following influenza at 28. Born in St Joseph Missouri she lived in the Basin most of her life. Funeral held Tuesday at Mount View Cemetery with Rev R M Jones officiating and a large crowd paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel of Death
Basin
Barbara Elizabeth Drumm
Harry Drumm
Drumm
Aizu
D. C. Bowman
St. Joseph
Big Horn Basin
Bernhart
Phoebe
Lizzie Bowman
France
Mount View Cemetery
P. P. Anderson
Roy Belton
T. W. Colley
J. P. Zane
R. J. O'Malley
Harry Wise
R. M. Jones
The
Methodist Church
Kathleen O'Neil
T. Gebhart
Bonnie ‘Troxel
Boyd V. Osborn
Trip to North End Promises Large Republican Majority
A. S. Mercer John Welnts T. W. Olney and P. P. Anderson traveled last Friday to the north end of the county where they met voters. They report preparations for one of the largest republican majorities ever returned from that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Mercer
John Welnts
T. W. Olney
P. P. Anderson
Democratic candidates visit Basin by bread and butter committee
J. E. Osborne, candidate for U S senator, and John L. Jordan, candidate for state treasurer, were Sunday visitors in Basin guided among supporters by the bread and butter committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Osborne
U. S
John L. Jordan
Bread and Butter Committee of Basin
Len Murphy accused of violating Sunday closing law
A Democratic candidate for county sheriff Len Murphy faces questions from Will Gilmore Hartigan about permitting his pool hall next to a saloon to remain open every Sunday, alleged violation of the Sunday closing law in Big Horn County.
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Will Gilmore Hartigan
Big Horn County
Len Murphy
Hi Pool Hall
Powell boy’s funeral escort visits hometown
Carl Crouse, formerly employed at the local Coffee site, was in town this week. He is stationed at Camp Taylor Kentucky as a company clerk and traveled as an escort with the body of a Powell boy who died of influenza and paused here to visit friends before returning to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crows
Co.offee
Tle Ia
Camp Taylor
Powell
Friends En soUls Laek
Basin schools set to reopen November 4
Barring further influenza outbreak, Basin schools will reopen Monday November 4. H. T. Harris of the U S Public Health Service issues the notice.
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Schools of Basin
H. T. Harris
U.S. Public Health Service
Frank Bristow Out With Flu At Rustler Office
Fran Bristow the popular lino type expert at the Rustler is confined at home this week with an attack of the flu. Edgar L. Beard is covering Bristow’s duties at the Rustler office during his absence.
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Fran Bristow
Rustler
Edgar L. Beard
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Armeling dies
The infant daughter Veda May Armeling expired last Monday. Funeral held that afternoon with Rev R M Jones officiating. Dr Nolan, visiting his brother in law J A Berry, left for Montana and Idaho and will later visit California before returning to Springfield, Missouri.
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Carl Armeling
Veda May
R. M. Jones
Dr. Nolan
J. A. Berry
Montana
Idaho
California
Springfield
Business Men to Pull Beets in Basin Area
Chamber of Commerce members meet to discuss sugar beet harvest near Basin. W. M. Jackson of Greatestern Sugar Co. coordinates with local farmers. Twenty five workers secured for harvesting. donations include harvesting machinery and horses. Foreign labor has eased the labor shortage. aim is to maximize help where most needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hime
J. C. Stewart
A. B. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Jackson
Greatestern Sugar Co
Basin
Snyder Farme
Chamber of Commercce
Carey visits Basin and Greybull in Wyoming campaign
Robert D. Carey the next Wyoming governor candidate toured Basin and Greybull on Tuesday and Wednesday. He reported broad support from both Democrats and Republicans, with Big Horn County expected to deliver a large majority for Carey.
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Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Basin and Greybull
Big Horn County
Carey
Rovernor
Card of Thanks from the Drumm Family
The Drumm family expresses sincere thanks to friends for their assistance and sympathy during their recent bereavement and for the floral offerings.
Funeral of Alfred Kruger Held at Mount View Cemetery
The funeral was conducted last Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock with Rev St M Jones officiating. The remains were laid to rest in Mount View cemetery.
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Alfred Kruger
St. M. Jones
Mount View Cemetery
Remains Taken to Beaver City for Burial
The remains of Mrs. Laura Kern, who died early this week near Burlington, were taken Wednesday to Beaver City, Nebraska for interment. Md Faullette of the Pease-Peterson Co left Wednesday for Wibaux, Montana, summoned by the illness of a parent.
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Laura Kern
Burlington
Beaver City
Nebraska
MD Faullette
Pease-Peterson Co
Wibaux
Mont
Hie
President Wilson demands surrender terms for armistice
President Wilson rejects a German armistice on terms that would allow Germany to renew hostilities. The note to Berlin insists on surrender under allied supervision and warns that peace must come with decisive military and political changes. The reply defers action while seeking allied input on feasibility and guarantees.
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Washington
Wilson
Berlin
Germany
United States
Prussia
White House
Running for Sheriff on Democratic Ticket
A four chapter outline follows a man balancing tough labor on a Kane-area ranch and sugar-field work with running a Basin pool hall. He seeks public office as Sheriff on the Democratic ticket hoping for an easier job.
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Kane
Sugar Company
Basin
Sherif
Basin chamber converts club rooms for Red Cross hospital use
Basin Chamber of Commerce approved Secretary Poyd W. Osborn’s suggestion to allocate club rooms to the Red Cross for hospital service. In the past week seven patients were accommodated there and the space will remain in use until the flu epidemic is under control or eradicated.
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The
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Poyd W. Osborn
Red Cross
Epidemic on the Wane in Basin
Dr Harris of the state health board says influenza is on the wane in the county, with quarantine likely to be raised soon. Schools will stay closed for another week and do not open until November 4.
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H. T. Harris
State Health Board
Basin
Local youths depart for camp with farewell from townsfolk
Joe Wilson Glen Nicholson Richard B Cribbs Albert Brimhall Herman Murray John A Kurtts John R Haley and Alma Tucker left on Wednesday for the front. The local band escorted the boys to the train and our citizens gave them a hearty goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilson
Glen Nicholson
Richard B. Cribbs
Albert Brimhall
Hermian Murray
John A. Kurtts
John R. Haley
Alma Tucker
Return From Hunting Trip In Rockies Hit By Elk And Deer
E. C. Burroughs Wm. C. May C. R. Geddes and George Frisby have returned from a hunting trip in the Rockies. George Frisby took an elk and the party members each secured a deer. Mr. Burroughs plans another elk hunt later.
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E. C. Burroughs
Wm. C. May
C. R. Geddes
George Frisby
Rockies
Mr. Burroughs
Basin man shoots neighbor over 37 cents
E J King shot Ollie Pierce with a 32 automatic injuring him in the neck near the base of the brain during a late Monday dispute along Burlington tracks. Pierce, paralyzed except for his right arm, is hospitalized with poor prospects. King fled toward Greybull but was captured at Frannie and returned to Basin. County attorney plans to file charges once the extent of injuries is confirmed.
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Basins
E. J. King
Ollie Pierce
Burlington Tracks
King
Basin Hardware Co
Greybull
Wickwire
Frannie
Basin
H. Garrell
Pierce
Mann Hotel
Mrs Katherine Morton Feted by Basin Club Women
Mrs T K Bishop hosted a dinner at the Markham House in honor of Mrs Katherine A Morton. Guests included Mesdames Ewers Snow Hyde Hartigan Hime P Pearson Skovgard Pease Anderson Denny Coons Armstrong Sullivan Bheumshaw Newport and others. The party moved to Mrs Bishop's home for fellowship, noting Morton's Basin visit years ago when she led the state federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Bishop
Markham House
Katherine A. Morton
J. F.ewers
W. C. Snow
Thos. M. Hyde
W. B. Hartigan
Frank Hime
H. H. Hime
R. P. Pearson
Weintz Family Visits Then Sends John Weints Jr to Laramie
Mr and Mrs John Weintz and A Mercer were in town yesterday bringing John Weints Jr who left for Laramie to attend school.
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John Weintz
A. 5. Mercer
John Weints, Jr
Laramie
Austrian Separate Peace Sought as Allies Press On
Swiss reports say the German war council discusses Entente peace terms including demobilization, armament limits, territory evacuation, and indemnities. Haig launches a new criss cross attack, yielding 6,000 prisoners. U S troops push west of the Meuse while British and American forces gain ground north of Valenciennes and near Tournai Audenarde.
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Switzerland
German War Council
Roosevelt
Wilson
Germany
Haig
Austria
France
Belgium
Meuse River
Sedan
St Cateau
Valenciennes
Tournai
Audenarde
Laon
Meuse
Holland
Editor's Questionably Endorsed Sheriff Candidate
The Rustler editor Will A W Coons, sponsor for Big Horn county morals, is asked to explain his endorsement of a Democratic sheriff candidate who openly violates Sunday closing by keeping a pool hall open and allowing games on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. W. Coons
the Rustler
Big Horn County
Peple
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Wiedeke
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Hon Kultur
Careyhurst
Mr. Wiedeke
Fred J. Wiedeke
J. M. Carey & Brother
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Lee
Thompson
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F. J. Wiedeke
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