Shell Creek Roundup Notes and Local Harvest Report
Frank Pease delivered a load of pork at Basin for Frank Kirkpatrick last Friday at ten cents per pound. The round-up crews are west of the mountains gathering cattle on the creek. Dick Roy Dickinson is the chief cook and bottle washer of the roundup and seeks an eastern bride. Charley Osborne, popular horse wrangler, may become roundup foreman next year. R. E. Rath and Chub Osborn are mentioned as ill or recovering, with Mrs. Sweney returning home from visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pease
Frank Kirkpatrick
Bill Vanalstine
Charley Osborne
The
Cattle Association
Fine Pork Sales At Basin By Local Butchers
Alexander and Whaster of Basin bought about 600 pounds of pork from Frank Kirkpatrick last Friday. The meat, described as the finest pork to enter Basin, was paid at ten cents per pound. The pork originated from Shell Creek and was brought in by Krank Pense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Whaster
Frank Kirkpatrick
Basin
Neat
Shell Creek
Krank Pense
Nimrod class entries from Basin hunters and land sale
Two Basin hunters, George Morrison and Billy Tilforth, attempted a Sunday trip but failed to bag any ducks. Hyattsville merchant L A Parker visited on Monday to close a purchase of 184 acres of school land from N N Smith, planning orchard planting and alfalfa on parts of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
George Morrison
Municipal Light Plant
Billy Tilforth
Mr. Morrison
Billy
L. A. Parker
Hyattville
N.N. Smith
Wedding dance charms Otto residents and visitors
Miss Agnes Holland departed Thursday by train to Salt Lake City escorted by family. Visitors Nellie Hartman, Margaret Fallon arrived from O Neill Nebraska for a stay with the Pioneer. Otto schools opened to large attendance and local men report travel and farming notes including melons on the Greybull and a rancher earning over $300 from a watermelon patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Holland
Salt Lake
Basin
Happy
Miss Hartman
Nellie
Margaret Fallon
O'Neill
Neb
Otto
Will English
Cole
Manny
Hugh Gould
Greybull
Walter Davis
Rastus Guston
W. J. Idgcomb
Wireless telegraphy careers in demand for ambitious youth
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless and railway telegraphy as eight hour laws and wireless stations expand nationwide. Salaries range from 7 to 90 dollars monthly with strong advancement prospects. National Telegraph Institute of Portland operates six official institutes under A A and Wireless Official and places graduates in positions. Also notes heavy grain crop at Collins Ranch with about sixty bushels per acre and 100 tons of alfalfa after first year in grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Ore
America
A. A
Wireless
Collins
Greybull
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Basin Clothing House
Josiah Cook
Pioneer
Queensware
Pioneer Store
F. S. Garland
Shell
Otto and Vicinity
Luxus Bar
COOK
Tilforth
KRUG
Luxus Beer
F. J. Brigham
the Republican
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