Remedy for foot lip disease found by Douglas flockmaster
Cy Stephens of Douglas Wyoming, a Basin visitor and part of Cheyenne River Sheep Co., reports a remedy for foot and lip disease in sheep. After six weeks at Thermopolis, he says feeding well and giving attentive care cured the flock. He stays in Basin through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Stephens
Douglas
Wyo
Basin
Thermopolis
Stephens
Cheyenne River Sheep Co
Republican
Feeding Sheep On Tensleep 7000 Head Wintering Planned
In Tensleep country, Jack Allemand and E D Metcalf near completion of plans to winter and feed about 7 000 sheep in the Nowood below Tensleep. They have purchased six hundred tons of hay at an average price of seven dollars per ton, with four hundred tons from the Bell ranch and two hundred from the old Mike Bader place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Allemand
Joe Allemand
E. D. Metcalf
Muffalo
Bell Ranch
Mike Bader
Increases Stage Facilities For Warren Line
F. S. Warren, operator of the stage line from Hyattville to Bonanza, has enlarged his facilities to carry more passengers and express. He is now better prepared to handle both services efficiently and accommodate a growing travel and freight demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Warren
Hyattville
Bonanza
Grain crops praised by Tensleep visitor J D Callaghan
J D Callaghan of Tensleep visited from Monday to Thursday and reported very fine grain crops this year. He noted good general conditions despite heavy frost that damaged garden crops but left larger crops largely unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Callaghan
Tensleep
Basins High Surges in Pupils, Cody School Lags Behind
The Basin high school reports a sharp rise in enrollment, now hosting twice as many pupils as Cody high school. Bran and Big Horn Mills advertise shorts, indicating local retail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Basin
Cody
Big Horn Mills
Cadet Doing Nicely at West Point
Colonel Sliney visited his son Geo W Sliney at West Point and found him near the head of his Class of 25. The cadet has advanced from the Pleb stage and shows strong military aptitude, drawing pride from Thermopolis friends eager to follow his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliney
East
Geo. W. Sliney
West Point
Thermopolis
Gus Allen Back on Streets After Illness
Gus Allen, who had been seriously ill, is able to be out again. He had been confined indoors but now resumes normal activities and is reported in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Auditing of Court Clerk Books Under Way
Auditing of the clerk of the court George B. Russell continues as A. L. Putnam, assistant state examiner, examines the books and records to verify financial and procedural accuracy. The process focuses on account ledgers, disbursements, and compliance with reporting rules. Public officials remain under scrutiny to ensure transparent handling of court funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Putnam
George
Business Booms in Basin Store Driven by Strong Trade
George W. Black reports record sales across all departments in Basin. He notes plumbing and large contracts fueling growth, says business is better than ever since relocating to Basin. Black has leased a morouch to dedicate time to rising patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Black
Republican
Black
Basin
Knights of Pythias session led by Grand Chancellor Commander Putnam
Grand Chancellor Commander A. L. Putnam gave valuable instructions on the work during a Knights of Pythias meeting held Monday night. The gathering included a pleasant social conclusion with refreshments for the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
A. L. Putnam
Bert Brigham Leaves Basin Furniture for Wisconsin
Bert Brigham who has conducted the Basin Furniture Store departed Wednesday for Fon Du Lac Wisconsin his former home He leaves Basin with community good wishes and the belief he will establish himself wherever he locates He will tour the northwest before choosing a new site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert” Brigham
Basin
Fon du Lac
Wis
Brigham
Northwest
Two Skilled Brick Masons Arrive for Basin Bank Work
J. T. Moore of New Castle Wyoming, an experienced brick mason, has arrived in Basin to lay bricks on the new bank building for the Pioneer company. He recently completed the courthouse and school in Wyoming and will lead the project with Archibald Peyton of Greybull assisting. Basin welcomes both craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Moore
Newcastle
Wyo
Basin
Pioneer Company
Moore
Archibald Peyton
Greybull
Frontier Day Humane Agent Report Summary
State Humane Agent Frank T Bright reports less cruelty at Frontier Day than before. He thanks the committee for cooperation. Readings include eighteen child cases, ten girls, eighty one horses inspected, three horses out of harness, one horse destroyed, fourteen small animals, thirty eight warnings, one boy sent to a private home in Thermopolis, and one boy and one girl placed in a private home in North Platte Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Bright
Frontier
Thermopolis
North Platte
Neb
Cane presented to Mayor Collins by Morse on Shell creek
Dan Lee Morse crafted a strong cane from a Shell Creek root. It features a dog head shape, scraped polished varnished wood with metal eyes. Mr. Davis of Shell presented the cane to Mayor Collins on Morse’s behalf, who expressed sincere appreciation.
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Dan Lee Morse
Shell Creek
Collins
Mr. Davis
Shell
Morse
Mr. Collins
If You Have Worn The Doug las Shoe
A brief ad copy extols the durability of the Doug las shoe claiming it wears like iron and provides absolute satisfaction to wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Neville Seeks Big Horn County Treasurer Seat
Joseph H. Neville announces candidacy for the office of treasurer of Big Horn County, contingent on the next Republican county convention. He states he seeks the post subject to party decision.
Rue Seeks Clerk Post in Big Horn County
Frank I Rue announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Court of Big Horn County subject to the Republican convention. He thanks friends for any support in his bid.
Hoover Announces Candidacy for County Clerk in Wyoming
G Ralph Hoover declares as a candidate for the nomination for county clerk and ex officio register of deeds for Big Horn County Wyoming subject to the next Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Broderick Announces Candidacy for County Clerk Seat
John J. Broderick declares his bid for county clerk subject to the Republican county convention's will, signaling formal entry into the race and party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Convention
John J. Broderick
Announcement of Cand idacy for County Superintendent
Jno C Houston announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Big Horn County Superintendent of Schools, after eight years as a resident teacher in the county, subject to the will of the Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Republican County Convention
Candidate Announces Bid for Big Horn County Assessor
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of county assessor in Big Horn County, subject to the will of the forthcoming county convention. The statement names the bid as dependent on party processes and convention results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Patented land for sale near Nowood river in Wyoming
The undersigned offers two hundred twenty one hundredths acres of patented land near the Nowood river at Paint Rock creek mouth. Open clock range to east, west and south. a desirable place to make a home. For information contact Jas I Patten Basin Wyoming by phone or letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowood River
Paint Rock Creek
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Gus Alien
E. M. F. Car
H. S. Ridgely
Hoover Investment Co
R. A. Baldwin
W. A. Sizer
Shedd-Sizer Co
Ous
Mart
Detroit
Mich
Cody Trading Co
J. M. Schwoob, Treas. & Mer
Zane
Zane’s
Dren
Challenge
Joseph H. Neville
Frank I. Rue
G. Ralph Hoover
Jno. C. Houston
Jas, I, Patten
Lowell
Big Horn Basin Land Co
Asin, Wyoming
Atlantic City
Nebraska State Fair
Lincoln
Nebraska
California
Puget Sound
Shasta
TOF
R. P., Ross, Treken Agen
Basin, Wye
W. Wakeley, G. P. A
Omaha, Nebraska
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