Baptist minister charged with assault in Edna Barnett case
County and prosecuting attorney filed a district court complaint charging Rev J L Taylor of the Baptist Church with assault and battery on Edna Barnett with intent to ravish. Taylor bonded for $1000 and appeared before District Clerk R H Ahrens. The incident date is late last month at a residence in Greybull.
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Collins
Stev. J. L. Taylor
The
Baptist Church
Peron
Edna Barnett
Meyler
Dna Barnett
Edon Barnett
Taylor
R. H. Ahrens
Daniel Kimbro
Elmer Gould
L. A
Wyoming
Kane rifle club forms with 20 members elects officers
A Kane branch of the National Rifle Association organized last Saturday with 20 members. J Hohn named president Grifftih secretary M B Rhodes vice president Quarstein treasurer. A shoot produced results N A Paddocklet Rhodes 2nd Brunner 3:4. Parade planning and library meeting set for community roundup.
New Electrician H Hanner Joins T S Armstrong Supply
Chicago expert electrician H Hanner arrived this week and accepted a role at T S Armstrong Supply. The firm expanded its electrical stock to meet demand and ensure rapid sales growth. A O Jones of Manderson, brother of County Assessor T J Jones, underwent appendicitis surgery at Nas hospital this week and is recovering.
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H. Hanner
Chicago
T. S. Armstrong Supply
A. 0. Jones
Manderson, & Brother
T. J. Jones
Nasi Hospital
de Chester Harris
Chamber of Commerce Directors to Be Elected Next Wednesday
Basin citizens organize a progress club with a seven member board to manage affairs. Membership costs one dollar, dues begin January 1. Next Wednesday a nomination and ballot will select directors. the board may hire a secretary and set officers.
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Sheridan
Bertha Hegnilton
Greybull
Hasin
Basin Buh
Bllings Chamber of Commerce
Basin
Civel
Dredor
Mewers
Pearson
Berty
Ewerd
S. H. Smith
Basin State Bank
Graspeed
Wn. C. Snow
Local visit and crop remarks at Germania beach
Mr and Mrs H H Hine and Mrs R H Ahrens visited Germania beach last Sunday and dined at J Adam Pries home. Hine noted generally fine crops on the bend a crop of excellent apples and fruits. Sheriff Wickwire installed Frank Christianson of Cowley as Under Sheriff replacing Rue roagnold. Christianson brings prior deputy experience in the county north end and starts this week.
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Germania
H. H. Hine
R. H. Ahrens
Germania Beach
Mera
J. Adam Pries
Wickwire
Frank Christianson
Cowley
Sherift
F. J. Rue Roagnold
Christianson
Rank
Oil News From Basin Patrol Gathers New Wells
Weeks oil news notes A J Hardendorf in Montana visiting leases. Joe Murray arrives from Elk Basin. Holy Oi Co begins third well at Twe dot Mont with about forty thousand spent with no production. Continentals plan eight carloads of supplies. Several executives relocate or visit Basin to inspect fields and establish offices.
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A. J. Hardendorf
Montana
Andy Prosther
Tom Smith
Ohio
Joe Murray
Elk Basin
Holy Oi! Co
G. F. Henry
Twedot
Mont
W. F. Hughes
Glendive
Rm Basin
Veteras Union
Continental Supply Co
Joe Leppert
Tulsa
Okla
Ca’ A
A. J. Bankson
Joe
Ten Gilmore
Continental
Leidecker Tool Co
Bartelsville
Wm. K. Hughes
St. Louis
Harry D. Ewing
Wyoming
James Fast
West
Jimmy
John A Phillips
Los Angels
Cal
California
Broadvine Mont
Midwest
Okla States Co
Homer M. Preston
Cody
Mt. States
Wye
Flathead
Pauley Buys Hardware Stock From G W Black Co
W H Pauley purchased the shelf and heavy hardware stock of G W Black Co and secured a lease on the building. He will take possession at once, while Black retains the machinery and movable business to operate independently.
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W. H. Pauley
G. W. Black & Co
G. W. Black
Basin
Republican
Big Horn County Fair Promises Largest Educational Event Yet
The Big Horn County fair board outlines plans for the upcoming fair to be the best and most educational yet with strong exhibits in livestock horticulture and agricultural products. Women youth clubs and the Boy Scouts participate while free attractions are promised and a sweepstakes victory to be repeated. Verbal pledge to maintain county reputation and community effort.
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Big Horn County
Boy Scouts of America—Basin
Douglas
Construction Progress on Local Buildings and Investments
J H Welsh leads excavation for a three story hall while workers move dirt for the First National bank and Stine buildings. Brick facing has arrived. Metz garage roof nears completion and Moor ready for dances at the fair. Brigham Vandevender building foundation underway and Schenk Mitzpatrick interior near done. Darby Hand buys Gould lots on Fifth street north of the Null house and plans to hold as an investment.
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J. H. Welsh
Sory Hall
First National Bank
Stine
Metz
Brigham-Vandevender
Schenk- Mitzpatrick
Incharsad
Lote
Darby Hand
Gould
Fifth Street
Handways
Romance Nipped in the Bad Romance Nipped in the Bad
A fragmented clipping hints at a romantic dispute or misunderstanding with a woman returning to an unspecified location. The text offers no clear names, dates, or places. Further readable details are needed to identify persons or events.
Elopement Plan Foiled Hyatville Teen Romance Seized
Sheriff Wickwire halted a planned elopement led by Ted Denny and Earl Daugherty from Hyattville. Frances Martin, 18, was secretly hidden in a car bound for Basin until the sheriff intercepted the party and returned her to her mother Mrs D Martin. The episode ends with hopes the girl will seek her mother’s consent in the future.
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Sheriff Wickwire
Ted Denny
Frances Martin
Hyattvilles
Ted
Frances
Martin
Hyattville
Earl Daugher
Basin
Daugherty
Republicans Meet in County Library to Organize
The Republican county central committee met last Tuesday in the library with County Chairman C. J. Williams presiding. Nearly all precincts were represented and speakers from S. Olknap to J. Atherly urged an aggressive campaign for a sweeping victory in November.
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Republican County Central Committee
C. J. Williams
Greybull
D. Olknap
S. Skovgard
E. J. Sullivan
B. C. Hart
E. W. Croft
John H. Hinckley
Joseph Neville
C. A. Welch
S. T
Fred House sells barber shop stake and buys Bas n Laundry
Fred House sells his interest in the barber shop to partner C A Leavitt and purchases the Bas n Laundry from the Jones Brothers. He plans significant improvements to the laundry and predicts it will become one of the state’s top paying institutions. House will remain in the town and hopes for continued local support.
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Fred House
C. A. Leavitt
Jones Brothers
House
Fred
City Council Grants Mrs Rhodes Salary Increase
The council raises Mrs M B Rhodes salary due to rising business in the city treasurer's office driven by the electric and water departments. Rhodes is praised as an efficient official and her efforts for the town are acknowledged.
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Mre
M. B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Counci
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Wedngeday
Mayer Mercantile Co
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Weeks Oil News
Grass Creek
Roncax
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