Manderson Notes Show Social Highs And Local Biz
Manderson social life shines with a large attendance at the Manderson Correspondence event. Local figures, including William Jones of Iowa and Sk Morris of Morris Lumber, discuss Basin county prospects, business moves, and a staged show that drew mixed attendance. Frantz family visits, plans for Nesleep Lakes fishing, and John McCarty resigning from the Manderson Lumber Bar mark town-sphere changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk. R. Morris
Morris Lumber Company
Manderson
Frantz
Neb
L. S. Frantz
John McCarty
Manderson Lumber Bar
Hartman and visitors bring news to Otto and Vicinity
Mrs. Hartman from Kansas City visits son Gus and enjoys the country. Nellie Sanders of Cody guests with her brother and Mrs Rolley Blakesley. Bachmans visit Osio. Miss Trepus stays with them. Millie Shelton returns from Bonanza. Webster family from St Joseph visit. Local threshing progresses. Road work on south river side by Peter Larson and John Winters. Grout brings four-horse hay load from the mountains. Welch Hasson from Cowley visits Otto. Robertsons solicit high school pupils. Welch and Hasson entertain with music. Pratts visiting Kimberly Idaho return soon. Dr Cole relocates to the old hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Kansas City
Gus Hartman
Nellie Sanders
Cody
Rolley Blakesley
Bachman
Osio
Millie Shelton
Bonanza
Webster
Peter Larson
John Winters
O. G. Grout
Welch
Prof. Hassan
Cowley
Otto
Paul Peay Leaves for Ogden Utah to Attend School
Paul Peay departed Monday for Ogden Utah to pursue schooling. He traveled with his father W W Peay as far as Grey Bull, providing support for the journey.
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Paul Peay
Ogden
Utah
Grey Bull
W. W Peay
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William Jones
Iowa
F. I. Jones
Basin
Ewart
Mr. Allen
B. F. Wickwire
Mecca
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Antlers Hotel
Big Horn Basin
H. H. Wilbois
Home Office Basin, Wyo
M. Jones
General Office
Chicago II
Co-Operative Association of Chicago
Ill
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Otto and Vicinity
General Contractors
Jenkins’ Lumber Yard
L. W. Keith, Otto
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