First Meeting Announces Basin Woman's Club Year Plans
The Basin Woman's Club held its first meeting after summer vacation in Fraternal 7 hall with a large attendance. President Hyde announced standing committees, delegates to the State Federation meeting in Laramie in October, new members elected, and program plans for the year including Civics and Education, Home Economy, and Literature departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Basin
Goen
Fratern
Hyde
Meachames
T. M. Hyde
B. J. Sullivan
Roy Belton
T. K. Bishop
C. A. Zaring
Prese
Mesdames
Geo
A. Harris
Ray Belton
Howe
F. E. Smith
Wm. Ganley
F. A. Wise
Membereup
J. Birwumshaw
J. A. Berry
C. KE. Armeting
B. Ctric Committee
A. W. Goons
J. P. Arnott
R. P. Pearson
W. S. Collins
W. C. Snow
J. L. Denny
H. Smith
N. J. Long
J. Bircumshaw
Lou Blakesley
Skovgard
J. B. Thompson
W. T. Colley
State Federation
Laramie
Meedames T. K. Bishop
W. B. Hertigan
C. W. Albherly
R. B. West
Meadames W
Gollins
Neal Anderson
H. T. Harris
W. C. Gnow
Mesedames
C. E. Shaw
Wah
Mon. Snow
Mre. Hyde
Chicago
Democratic gloom in Congress ahead of fall elections
The article surveys rising despair among Democrats after 188 southern primaries and unpopular Wilson-era measures, noting defections to Republicans and the Bull Moose collapse. It cites committee compositions, potential losses in the House, and widespread constituent discontent fueling a political shift toward the GOP. It also mentions internal county party concerns and an Episcopal guild meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
House of Representatives
Democraia
Wilson
Bya Neon
Colombia
Cmt
Bull Moose Party
Insstance
Obéo
Progressive Party
Garfield
Congress
Kent
California
Kindel
Colorado
McDermot
Ilinois
Democratic Lobby
Democratic Congress
Big Far Segt Exhibits Captivate County Fairgoers
The Farmers Festival and Fair committee promotes one of the county's most successful fairs. An extensive agricultural exhibit, a praised livestock display, and a record anticipated attendance are planned with Sen. Skovgard overseeing the wild west segment. Premium books are being mailed. Charles S. Barrett and Prof. H. G. Knight will speak September 23. W. H. Small buys the J. B. Richardson ranch near Ten Sleep and plans to stay in Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skovgard
Wild West Department
Col. May
Chas. S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
H. G. Knight
State University At
Laramie
Barrett
W. H. Small
Missouri
J. EB. Richardson
Basin stockmen round up lunch ends fair day
On the last day of the fair Thursday September 24 the Paint Rock and Shell Creek Cattlemen’s League will host a round up lunch for Basin stockmen. A cattle and horsemen’s association will be organized after the meal with a fattened barbecue planned if weather permits. Meetestae visitors included F A Smith and wife Lou Smith and wife F A Wise and wife R B West and wife P W Metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Rock
Shell Creek
Basin
Cattle and Horsemen's Association of the
Meetestae
F. A. Smith
Lou Smith
F. A. Wise
R. B. West
P. W. Metz
Missing Girl Hilda Wilson Seen Then Vanished
Fourteen year old Hilda Wilson, daughter of Mrs. A. I. Willson, disappeared after being traced to Shell and riding with a stage driver. She jumped near the railroad bridge and went toward her home, last seen on the rail line. A community search yielded no trace, rumors circulated of sightings, and suspicion fell on a neighboring young man. Authorities expect developments soon as the case remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
A. I. Willson
Shell
Jack Hamion
Condensed August expenses for Big Horn County offices
A month cost report lists sheriff and deputy salaries and expenses 390.85, county clerk 250.00, treasurer 160.00, county commissioners 198.95, attorney 185.60, assistant attorney 461.10, superintendent 96.68, surveyor 43.00, assessor and deputy 200.00, clerk of court 105.60, printing 19.01, postage and freight 20.91, county jail meals 61.80, election expenses 656.00, boards and bridges 2496.45, poor and pauper county bys 200.00, water commissioners 198.75, contagious diseases 6.00, miscellaneous 616.26, date expenses 500.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Calary
Annnne
Seth Game
Pete Caee
Justine
Pomoe
Oxpmbe
Neeene
Peters
Saeces Peeetees
Expmese, Inc
Haig Brigve Cand Clevie
Sneneeree
Renee Etter Terettet
Bys Dam
Death of Igiayah Zane at 86 in Wyoming
Aged resident Jenin Zane died last Wednesday in Wyoming at age 86. Born February 6, 1828 in Zanesville Cobdo he moved with parents to Cass county Michigan as a child and was a Cassopolis native before marrying Mary Parker in 1866. Seven children were born to the couple, five surviving including Joseph Portland Oregon L A Basin Wayne Kansas City Kan Mrs Matilda Gorton Lake City Iowa and John Basin. He farmed early and moved to Wyoming in 1901 to live with his son JL A Zane. He was a charter member of Diamond Lake Lodge I O O F. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Methodist church with Rev Albone officiating. burial at Mount View cemetery. Pallbearers were Lou Blakesley S B Kelley S F Federsen D E Lews Neal Anderson and G M Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenin Zane
L. A Zane
Zanesville
Cobdo
Cass County
Michigan
Cassopolis
Mary Parker
Joseph
Portland
Ore
L. A
Basin
Wayne
Kansas City
Kan
Matilda Gorton
Lake City
Iowa
John
Norris
Mont
Springfield
Zane
Wyoming
Hasince
JL. A. Zane
Diamond Lake Lodge
Methodist Church
Albone
Mount View Cemetery
Lou Blakesley
Kelley
F. Federsen
D. E. Lews
Neal Anderson
G. M. Booth
Is Wilson a Candidate for the Presidential Nomination
The piece discusses Wilson as a potential candidate two years ahead, noting political risk in hinting at or denying candidacy. It cites the Baltimore platform implying Wilson would not seek re election, while suggesting Democratic pledges are unreliable and mentions Champ Clark remaining active in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
le Woodrow Wilson
Lese Majeste
White House
Baltimore
Wilson
Gland
Champ Clark
Albone Transferred At Methodist Conference
At a Newcastle conference Rev. 8 W Albone is moved to Upton and W E Caldwell to Basin. Albone and wife won many friends among varied denominations, and his removal is criticized as Basin is small for numerous churches. The church fears patronage loss from the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albone
Newcastle
W. Albon
Upton
W. E. Caldwell
Basin
Committees Name Officers in Wyoming State Parties
The republican and democratic state committees completed organizational meetings by yesterday. Patrick Sullivan of Casper was elected chairman of the republican committee, W. R. Weeks of Riverton reelected secretary, and T. B. Kennedy of Cheyenne reelected treasurer. G. Hopkins of Cheyenne reelected chairman of the democratic committee, Robert Conahagan of Lander secretary, and P. J. Quealey of Kemmerer secretary. The article notes related political discussion and other names from Cheyenne and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
W. R. Weeks
Riverton
T. B. Kennedy
Cheyenne
G. Hopkins
Democratic Committee
Robert Conahagan
Lander
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Cheyenne Tribune
Murder Trial In Progress In Wyom District Court
Dell Drake faces murder charges in district court with Judge Metz presiding. Witnesses testify after a special five mile venue was approved. jury of A F Ellison and nine others sworn in. Drake stabbed Joe Russell in the back on April 22, the wound killing Russell days later. defense asserts self defense. Trial expected to finish soon with a verdict likely by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wyoming
A. F. Ellison
E. D. Seamions
F. T. Brigham
J. M. Hiser
W. B. Taylor
T. K. Bihop
C. E. Garland
David Barney
J. F. Ewers
W. A. Loveland
H. L. Wise
Drake
Joe Russell
Young Russell
Primary Election Costs and County Clerk Expenditures
The report details 928 votes cast at a cost of $928.50, with 138 instruments recorded Sept 8. County clerk figures for year to June 30, 1914 show $4,312.45 income and $3,029.50 expenses, net $1,382.95. Six oil leases filed near Lovell. primary election costs tallied at $514.70 for 110 officers, plus $19 for four constables and $395.20 for ballots and incidental expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Poultry Exhibit Aims For Best Display At County Fair
Poultry manager Josh Ellis urges all exhibitors to prepare top quality birds for the county farmers fair opening day. He notes the county has strong poultry handlers and seeks a refined, ready exhibit to showcase the county’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Ellis
Basin Baseball Tournament Crowned Champions at Ther Mopolis
The Ther Mopolis baseball tournament drew large crowds over three days. Gebo beat Crosby 2 to 1 on Saturday with Gabby pitching. Crosby defeated Gebo 7 to 3 on Sunday, and on Monday Crosby won 1002 to claim the Basin championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Gebo
Crosby
Gabby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Lowing
Department of Civics and Eiducation
Usto
Drama
Alaska
Trevel
Department of Civics and Biducation
Masec
Department of Legislatiog and Conservation
Department of Home Bow Aide
Department of Literature
Eed
Ae Hon Tie
Emen
Episcopal Guild
Weoaders
Wit
Mm A. Jubinson
SEGT
Hilda Wilgon
South Dakota
Denver
Forest Service
National Foresta
Igaiah
Panama Canal
W. W. Shaver
Greyhull
Te Republicen
Dell Drake
Obes
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