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Cheyenne reports that New England editors have publicized Wyoming after a three week tour led by Immigration Commissioner Roy W. Sebenck. John Lorance of the Boston Advertiser set the tone with a September 2 dispatch from Jackson’s Hole and subsequent pieces from Lara mie and Cheyenne. The trip included 20 eastern reporters touring by train, car, camp wagon, and horse, culminating in the Frontier days event with 14,000 spectators. The publicity is deemed invaluable and expected to continue across major metropolitan papers.
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Cheyenne
Old New England
Wyoming
Washington
State Immigration Board
John Lorance
Boston Advertiser
New England
Commonwealth
Lorance
Teton Lodge
Jackson's Hole
Wyo
Laramie
Deadwood
Park
Roy W. Sebenck
Boston
Legal actions filed in district court and lecture announced
Sults filed in the district court include Bowman v Cook on promissory notes, Great Western Stove Co. and Crane Co. v Connelly, Magill v Dembey Canal Co., Danforth v Terrell, Occidental B L Assn v Millett foreclosure, and Stryker v Brown Ditch Co. A Panama Canal lecture by Captain R B West, arranged by Company D, with small admission, is slated for next month, Mondell having secured first‑hand canal facts.
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District Court
Lissie P. Bowman
R. B. West
Frank W. Mondell
Panama Canal
Company D
Congressman Mondell
Canal
Bought Land and Aviator Baker to Arrive for Flights
Oley A. Hendricks and Oscar John son of Holdrege Nebraska purchased 80 acres near Elk Creek and plan to make it home. Lovell Band will provide music at the fair, praised as a top local musical group. Aviator Baker and his monoplane arrive today by special car on the Billings train to prepare for the flights at the air events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley A. Hendricks
Oscar Johnson
Holdrege
Neb
Elk Creek
Baker
Billings
Billings Sees Ble Riot Monoplane Ahead of Fair
B C Hart reports in Billings that the Ble riot monoplane will fly at the Big Horn County Fair. The machine is praised as splendid and Baker the aviator is viewed as a daredevil. It will be shipped Friday on a special car with the passenger train and unloaded the same day for several days of prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hart
Billings
Big Horn
Baker
Big Horn County Fair Preparations Reach Peak
Ready for the fair optimism runs high as new grounds fencing, sheds, and a floral hall are completed. Ten race horses arrive, Daredevil Baker and his monoplane promise best west flights. Downtown lighting, decorations, and accommodations for visitors aim to create a carnival-like Basin experience next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daredevil Baker
Belliot
Fair Board
Wyoming
Basin
Fine Corn Exhibit At Hoover Window Promising Seed Quality
Angus Beaton of Nowood displays cross bred field corn at the Hoover window. The selection is the best exhibited so far and is being developed as a seed variety with potential value for future use.
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Angus Beaton
Nowood
Hoover Window
Beaton
Boy Kick Injured by Horse Near Otto
The son of Joe Hensley was severely kicked by a horse last Friday near Otto. Drs Harris & Harris performed an operation which relieved the boy and he is now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hensley
Otto
Dra, Harris & Harris
Banking Hours During the County Fair Dates
During the fair from September 26 to 30 Basin State Bank and Big Horn County Bank will open daily from 9 AM to 12 PM. All patrons should govern themselves accordingly. Attorney J F Workman of Lowell was in town this week on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin State Bank
Big Horn
J. F. Workman
Lowell
Sham Battle at the Fair by Company D Wills
The fair board secured Captain Weat’s consent for a sham battle by Company D during the fair. Two thousand rounds of ammunition will be used and the company is expected to muster about sixty men. Daily guard mount and guard duties at the grounds are planned, highlighting the unit that won first prize at Wheatland.
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Fair Board
Weat
Wheatland
Washington Letter on Elk Restocking Moves in Wyoming
Washington Dispatch notes a plan by the biological survey to restock Medicine Bow Amie and Big Horn mountains with elk from Jackson Hole. The $26,000 Warren appropriation supports gradual shipments, avoiding sensational roundups and focusing on practical relocation to restore elk ranges.
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Washington
Medicine Bow
Eramie
Big Horn
Jackson's Hole
Warren
Wyoming
California
Bureau of Biological Survey
Big Horn Mountains
Jacson Hole
National Bison Range
Dixon
Mont
Oklahoma
Sheridan
Forestry Service
Senator Warren
War Department
Bought Machine From Billings Trip For Car
J M Schwoob and B C Hart traveled to Billings on Wednesday to obtain a car described as a Billings car. Hart purchased a five passenger BE M F touring car and the pair plan to drive the vehicle to Basin, likely arriving today. Mrs L J Abbey departed yesterday to visit relatives in Sidney Iowa.
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J. M. Schwoob
B. C. Hart
Billings
L. J. Abbey
Sidney
Iowa
Married Men Defeat Singles 11 to 4 in Ball Game
Last Sunday a ball game between married and single folks ended 11 to 4 in favor of the married team. Hime and Drumm starred for the married squad with Crutchlow and Jinks for the singles. H. B. Ridgely had three hits and was praised as a Basin batting standout aiming to improve his average at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hime
Drumm
Ridgely
Ty Cobb
The Fair Daily Announces Special Edition Program
The Republican will issue a daily paper during the fair replacing the usual official program. It will have the same pages and regular issues plus fair features and country news. Advertisers are urged to reserve space as orders arrive from outside towns. the first issue will appear next Tuesday and run all week.
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The
Republican
Archbishop Keane Installed as Dubuque Archbishop
Archbishop Keane arrived in Dubuque to assume duties as archbishop of the see of Dubuque. He traveled from Fort Dodge by special train and received a royal welcome from local Catholics. The ceremony, noted for its simplicity, is praised as a landmark in the city’s ecclesiastical history. In his address he honored Wyoming and its residents and urged support from the people of Dubuque. Keane, aged fifty four, stands at the highest church rank before cardinalate for American priests.
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Keane
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Wyoming
Laiy
America
Talented musician Mrs Faehndrich in concerts at church and school
Mrs C J Faehndrich visiting Mrs A H Simpson joined Presbyterian service program Sunday evening. Her violin selections were warmly received and showcased her notable talent. By invitation of Prof Rossiter she performed again at the high school yesterday before teachers and pupils, to their delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Faehndrich
A. H. Simpson
Presbyterian Services
Rossiter
Overland Agency Expanded to Sheridan for Parts Supply
In town this week Louisa E. Black of Sheridan, sales manager of the Overland Automobile company, placed the agency with G. W. Black & Co. Parts for the well known car will be stocked in Sheridan to quickly supply accessories to customers in this region.
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Louisa E. Black
Sheridan
Overland Automobile Company
G. W. Black & Co
Visiting In Basin and Family Plans
Mrs J K McClung of Jackson Ohio arrived Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs O T Gebhart and will also see her mother and sisters in Myattville. She plans an extended trip to the Pacific coast before returning home. Upton Wyoming Sept 1 News reports a rifle and shotgun duel near Thornton left ranchers M Whitman dead and Edward Koster dying over a fence line dispute.
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Basin
J. K. McClung
Jackson
Ohio
O. T. Gebhart
Myattville
Pacific Coast
Upton
Wyo
Thornton
M. Whitman
Edward Koster
Cadet Appointed by Congressman Mendell Kag
Congressman Mendell Kag announced three West Point appointments with Charles M Hett of Thermopolis named cadet and Henry Wilbur Loller along with Aaron A Plattner of Buffalo as alternates in the appointment slate.
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Mendell Kag
West Point
Charles M. Hett
Thermopolis
Henry Wilbur Loller
Aaron A. Plattner
Buffalo
Commissioners Uphold Bid For Federal Building Site
Judge Parmelee ruled in favor of the county commissioners in a case brought by W. B. Colina to block disposal of part of the courthouse square for a federal building site. The action, a friendly suit to settle title issues and avoid future litigation, concluded with the commissioners prevailing.
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W. 8. Colina
Court House Square
Parmelee
Mr. Collins
Commissioners Power Over County Property Open to Public Uses
A court ruling clarifies that county commissioners may dispose of county property for public purposes but does not grant authority to sell any portion of public grounds for private uses. The decision emphasizes public benefit and limits private exploitation of public land.
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Melee
Typhoid Cases Prompt Call for Doctor’s Visit
Dr. Carter was summoned to Burlington yesterday to treat two children of Cicero Avent ill with typhoid fever. The note records a caregiving response to a typhoid case in the family.
Many Improvements at Markham Hotel Site
Markham has completed improvements that enhance his establishment. A cement curb and walks lead to entrances, cluster light pole installed, metal flower pots along the curb, and white paint brightening the area. Grass seed planted between curb and sidewalk is already sprouting after eight days.
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D. Markham
Markham
Surprise party at Wise residence honors Mr and Mrs F A Wise
Wednesday evening Mrs A H Simpson with friends surprised Mr and Mrs F A Wise. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Lawrence, Mr and Mrs D E Lewis, Mr and Mrs G W Black, Dr and Mrs C Dana Carter, Mr and Mrs M Foley, Mrs C J Faehnd rich, Alex Lucas, R H Ahrens, Mrs Minor and Herbert Wise.
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A. H. Simpson
F. A. Wise
F. A
Harry Lawrence
D. E. Lewis
G. W. Black
C. Dana Carter
Largest Turnips Shown by W Oeland in Basin Visit
When W 8 Oeland visited town this week he left two of the largest turnips and mongels seen here with the Hoovers. The mammoth roots illustrate local crop potential for hog feeding and reflect Oeland's expert hog production methods, positioning him as a leading Basin hog producer.
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Oeland
Fair board assigns J L Denny to arrange visitor rooms
The fair board has arranged with J. L. Denny to look after rooms for visitors during the fair. All who can provide lodging should notify Mr. Denny so he can distribute visitors to rooms.
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J. L. Denny
Mr. Denny
Show Every Night at Elite Theatre During Fair
Mrs Stanton announces nightly performances at the Elite theatre during the fair with a full new program and pictures each evening. Visitors can expect ample evening entertainment throughout the event at the Elite venue.
Methodist Minister Rev W Albone Arrives for Local Pastorate
Rev W Albone arrived this week to take charge of the local M E church pastorate and will hold morning and evening services next Sunday. He was formerly stationed in Ridgeway Colorado and comes highly recommended by the Colorado city.
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W. Albone
M. E. Church
Albone
Ridgeway
Col
Colorado City
Fine Exhibits Ready for State Fair at Douglas
Exhibits prepared for the state fair at Douglas are ready to be shipped and praised as the best from Big Horn county. Wheat and oats are declared the finest seen anywhere and likely to win first prize. Most exhibits were prepared by R. H. Aarens and assistants, reflecting careful work. Full showings of fruits and vegetables accompany the display, expected to bring credit to the county and attract new settlers.
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Douglas
Big Horn County
R. H. Ahrens
Regular Routine Business At Progress Dinner Meeting
President H. B. Ridgely presided at the progress dinner Wednesday in the absence of Secretary Ahrena. A. W. Coons acted as secretary, with J. G. Schenk reporting on entertainment for newspaper men and noting bills unchanged. J. B. Thompson reviewed the Cody central association meeting, reporting low attendance south of Lovell and near quorum, endorsing the Wyoming Publicity association and approving apportionments for the exhibit car. Emerson urged backing Shell canal plans, touting a sturdy canal, reservoirs and timely payments, countering Chicago critiques. Members defended Shell canal financing, and local supporters defended land under the canal as productive with proper farming. Floral fair prep was praised, with monoplane due today and neighborly urging to spread fair awareness. Treasurer W. W. Collins listed delinquents and fund balances, with dues plan discussed and committee appointed to draft graduated dues. Meeting adjourned to Wednesday, October 4.
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H. 8. Ridgely
Ahrena
A. W. Coons
J. G. Schenk
J. B. Thompson
Central Association
Cody
Lovell
Wyoming Publicity Association
Thompson
Montfort
State Publicity Club
H. S. Ridgely
F. C. Emerson
Shell Canal
Chicago
Basin and Greybull
Shell Creek
A. Higby
Collins
Tom Hunter
W. A. Sizer
Bonwell, Hart and Ahrens
Sizer
Coons
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs Convention in Basin
The eighth annual Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Basin on October 3 4 6 and 7 with Mrs Dora Hanna chairing the program committee. (Continued on Page Nine.)
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Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Basin
Dora Hanna
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John Luman
Upper
Paint Rock
Wyoming Folka
the Fair Daily
Commiss
Commissionere
May Gell
Marham House
Federation Meeting
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