Gas Company's New Building In Basin Planned And Approved
Plans for a large Basin building by the Gas Company have been approved. Architect W T Philips drafted a 40 by 104 foot four story iron stone and brick structure with a lodge hall on the top floor and offices on the second. Johnson and Bailey tenants fill most ground floor space, with a retail room and basement access, while the First National Bank will operate its banking room there and the gas offices will be managed from the same site.
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Big Horn OL & Gas Company
Republican
W. T. Philips
Sime
Basin
Fourth
B Streets
Gas Company
Phillips
W. T. S Phillips
Congressional Library
Washington
Woman's Club Attendance Grows as New Members Join
The Woman's Club met Wednesday with Mrs. C. Dana Carter as leader and Mrs. Frank Judkins hosting. Mrs. Black presented a researched paper on The Government of Holland. Four new members were admitted: Mrs. S. H. Smith, Mrs. C. L. Brome, Mrs. Boles C. Hart, and Mrs. Byron F. Wickwire. The club plans to seek county commissioners and city council aid to lay more cement sidewalks in front of the Carnegie Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dana Carter
Frank Judkins
Charles E. Shaw
G. W. Puack
Black
Government of
Holland
H. Smith
C. L. Brome
Boles C. Hart
Byron F. Wickwire
Board of County Commissioners
Carnegie Library
Republicans Draw Big Crowds at Wyoming Meetings
Reports say large attendance at Cody gathering where Senator Clark spoke, Mondell cheered. Greybull meeting with Cook Winters and Schnitger drew immense crowds, despite the town’s small size. In Lowell Clark Cook and Baird addressed a large audience, winning votes for the Republican party with clear issue presentations.
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Cody
Clark
Mondell
Greybull
Cook
Winters
Schnitger
Lowell
Baird
Republian
Financial centers show improving markets and Republican optimism
For the past week bond money and steel markets indicate firmer conditions. The industrial world is in finer shape. Big business men anticipate Republican victories nationwide and have aligned plans accordingly.
Mrs Frank Abbott Dies in Hyattville Home
Mrs Frank Abbott of Hyattville died last evening after a week of illness. She is survived by her husband and one child. Funeral details were not available at press time.
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Frank Abbott
Hyattville
Randall & Pearson Sell Edgecomb Ranch on Greybull
Randall and Pearson report the Edgecomb ranch of 160 acres on the Greybull is sold to W Sackett of Della Colorado. Sackett plans to move his family to the property within weeks, continuing the recent trend of Edgecomb ranch sales by Randall & Pearson.
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Randall & Pearson
Edgecomb
Greybull
W. Sackett
Della, Colo
Voter Registration Deadline Emphasized for Nov. 8 Vote
Voters who have not yet registered must do so today or tomorrow to be eligible for the November 8 election. Clerks of registration will be available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both days to assist with registration.
Basin to Build Modern Hotel East of Antlers
Basin investment partners Josiah Cook M O Barnes and P M Gallaher plan a 140 by 150 foot three story hotel east of the Antlers with 6 guest rooms ten suites baths a cafe billiard room sample rooms a 40 by 50 lobby and passenger elevator. The proposed cost about 100000 with 20 percent gross on investment and architect W T S Phillips noted for major state projects including the Congressional Library.
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Diamond City
Josiah Cook
M. O. Barnes
P. M. Gallaher
Antlers
Northwest
Basin
Hulda C Carman Dies After Typhoid Fever
Hulda C Carman wife of C W Carman died October 22 in Worland from typhoid fever. Born November 24 1858 in Iowa she married C W Carman December 1 1881 and was mother to four children. Funeral was held at John E B Hughes residence in Worland with her eldest daughter Mrs Will Jones of Griswold Iowa and two sisters present and her husband and son staying to finish contracts. She was a member of the First Day Adventist Church and had previously lived in Sheridan.
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Hulda C. Carman
C. W. Carman
Worland
Griswold
Carman
First Day Adventist Church
Sheridan
Movement Toward Basin Baseball League Formation
A group of Basin country youths led by H. Hime cashier of Basin State Bank Cinever Noy Lucas and Fred Frisby plan a baseball league. They aim to include Basin country and extend to Bings with enclosed grounds and a park, seeking wider participation and organization.
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H. HL. Hime
Basin State Bank
Democratic meeting in Shoshon draws zero attendees
The Gazette reports that the Democratic rally advertised for ten days failed last Wednesday in Shoshon. Judge Carey and other candidates waited over an hour with no crowds, prompting an empty hall and a disappointed group of Democratic office seekers.
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Carey
Shoshon
Fouse Delivers Cautious Cody Outlook
In a Basin letter, assessor Fouse from Cody reports Carey meeting failed as a vote getter. Republicans feel optimistic about bright prospects despite mixed reception.
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Fouse
Outlook
Basin
Dr Wilson's Challenge to Found Guilty Graft Charge
Dr J M Wilson of Douglas Wyoming deposits a 500 dollar certified check with First National Bank of Douglas. The funds go to Carnegie Library of Douglas if Judge Carey or any Pflaeging detractors prove graft during his term. Proof to be submitted to county district or federal judge of Wyoming.
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First National Bank of
Douglas
Carnegie Library of
Carey
Dr. Pflaeging
Wyoming
Assassina
J. M. Wilson
Douglas, Wyo
Paramount Question Speech by Judge Kuykendall
Judge Kuykendall urges Colorado voters to keep Warren Clark and Mondell in Congress, arguing replacing them with Dr. Osborne and Carey would yield three Colorado senators and one Wyoming, a decision he calls the paramount issue for state welfare. He frames the choice as unwise to oust proven lawmakers in favor of new candidates.
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House of Representatives
Warren, Clark and Mondell
Union
Dr. Osborne
Denver
Colorado
Clark
Carey
Warren
Wyoming
Kuykendall
Saratoga
Carey Estimation Echoes in 1891 Cheyenne Leader
The Cheyenne Leader on March 5, 1891 reflects on Carey as unchanging over twenty years. It mocks his speech with Pecksniffian platitudes and a robust, omnipresent presence described as sweat-blood effort.
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Carey
Carey signals desire to quit Congress after term
In Cheyenne Judge Carey states he will not seek another congressional office and wants to spend his remaining days in Wyoming. He reiterates at Cokeville and Kemmerer that the current delegation has served nearly fifty years and should be broken up, though he does not retract those remarks in later talks.
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Cheyenne
Judge Carey
Carey
Washington
Wyoming
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Green River
Cokeville and
A Democratic Plea by Judge Kuykendall at Saratoga
The speaker appeals to long-time valley residents to reject an “unholy alliance” tied to Carey Osborne. He frames himself as a trusted neighbor and worker, claiming decades of civic service and urging unity against perceived elite manipulation affecting the masses of both major parties. He seeks support to "smash" the alliance for the common good.
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Carey Osborne
Judge Kuykendall
Saratoga
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Big Horn Oi & Gas Company
Johnson & Bailey
Bank
Woman's Club
Mrs. Black
DR. Wilson
Collins Addition
Collins
Big Horn Bank Building
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