Exhibits Rise at the Grounds Ahead of Opening Day
Exhibits are being installed and booths erected as preparations for the grounds continue. Henry Jordan displays pumpkins squashes and cabbages while Lovell’s exhibit attracts attention. Big Horn Milling hosts daily demos of their products and Challenge flour features for baking. Nursery stock from O S Chilcott lines the floral ball east side. Livestock and horse entries promise a strong show, and a monoplane tent draws keen interest ahead of tomorrow’s flight. Visitors include Deloris Scovel of Sheridan visiting her brother W H Scovel, N P Wilson from Thermopolis, plus Cox of Manderson coal mine and Crow Agency cattle baron Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jordan
Lovell
Big Horn Milling Company
O. S. Chilcott
Local and Personal Visitors Reach Town Monday
Dolph Yankee and Jim Wherry of Sheridan visited Monday. J T Pritchard Hyattville and Claire Ellett Bonanza were in town over Sunday. W B Collins Thermopolis over Sunday. Frank Musselman Manaherson visited yesterday. M H Lipp Shell over Sunday in Basin. Rev H B Shepherd Worland Monday. R H Ewart Manderson on business Monday. Col A S Ripraes and I Col Hallam Chicago inspected propositions in Hyattville last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Yankee of
Sheridan
Claire Ellett
Bonanza
Frank Musselman
Manaherson
M. H. Lipp
Shell
Basin
Col. A. 8. Ripraes
Icol. Hallam
Chicago
Hyattville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gouvenire
JS. F. Fedderson
C. Dana Carter
Milwaukee
The
Billings Brewing Co
Basin Country
Johnson-Pease Co
Fourth St
Deloris Scovel of
W. H. Scovel
N. P. Wilson
Thermopolis
Mr. Cox
Manderson
Mr. Hendricks
Crow Agency
Jim Wherry
J. T. Pritchard of
W. 8. Collins
H. B. Shepherd
Worland
R. H. Ewart of
Basin Lumber Company