Big Horn County Fair Plans And Orchard Talks
The Basin Progress Association advances fruit growing with an orchard contract and pricing options. Yellow stone Nurseries rep notes, expected orchard inspections, and Wealthy apple promotion stir local enthusiasm as Big Horn County prepares for the Fourth Annual Fair October 4–7 with parades, balls, exhibits, and new features.
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Ig Horn Basin
Basin Progress Association
Fair
Big Horn County
Big Horn
Big Horn Basin
Local committee retains heads as Hart joins drive
The local committee was retained though an effort to discharge it occurred. Mr Hart was added, raised $55 to paint and erect the board, and Lou Blakesley sought the remaining funds for the silver city donated by the association for the fair. The association adjourned to meet next Wednesday at Rogers House dining room.
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Hart
Lou Blakesley
Association
Association For the Fair
Rogers House
Basin bank cashier comments on national and Basin outlook
H H Hime of Basin State Bank says general conditions are good and that money markets will ease in sixty days. He notes higher interest rates reflect demand for funds and reports strong cattle prices, ample alfalfa, and flow of cattle money returning to the Basin. He says the bank has done a gratifying amount of business and is optimistic about the outlook.
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H. H. Hime
Basin State Bank
Republican
Basin
Mr. Hime
Infant's foot injured requiring operation at Basin
The infant child of J. C. Reckore man of Olte, about three years old, bruised and injured its foot some time ago. A diseased bone condition required an operation to save the foot. Dr. Carter performed the procedure. The child, named Irene, is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Stout of Basin.
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J. C. Reckoreman
Olte
Carter
Irene
8S. M. Stout
Basin
Fred Matteson's Paper Among Best Ever Produced
A brief note praises Fred Matteson's paper as one of the very best produced, highlighting its quality and likely popularity among readers. The comment underscores craftsmanship and stands as a favorable assessment from an observer.
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Fred Matteson
Vim vigor and victory for Wyoming Republicans
The Republican speakers urge victory in the Wyoming campaign led by W. E. Mullen. Judge Carey denounces the Democratic platform as untrustworthy and promises a GOP wave in Big Horn County with every Republican candidate winning at Lovell.
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Republican Party
W. E. Mullen
Judge Carey
Carey
Wyoming
Big Horn County
Lovell
The Republication Promotes Basin City Merchants in Record Issue
A bold banner announces the largest issue ever published in Big Horn Basin. The Republic calls Basin merchants and business men metropolitan in scope and urges readers to visit local stores next week. The piece extols community builders forging Wyoming's Diamond City and invites comparison to any others.
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THE
Republican
Big Horn Basin
Basin
Wyoming—Basin
Diamond City
Initiative and Referendum talk by Fred Matteson at Basin club
Fred Matteson delivered a thoughtful timely talk on The Initiative and Referendum at the Basin Literary Club. His presentation drew praise for its clear analysis and relevance to contemporary civic processes.
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Livered
The
Basin Literary Club
Fred Matteson
Meritorious Intellectual Treat Goes Unpublished This Week
The diction was strong and finished. The Republican regrets that space this week will not permit publication of such a meritorious intellectual treat.
Fine horses offered from Gooding Idaho stable
I Fisher of Gooding Idaho displays a prize stallion with three Oregon state fair wins and a top class driving horse at Garland's livery stable. Also listed are the mares and linages including Wilkes Patchen bloodlines, Alcone lineage, and the famous Belmont line with speed records and notable sires like Alcyone and Commodore.
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I. Fisher
Gooding
Idaho
Oregon
Garland
Trotter
Brook
Nook Ranche
Alcone
Mandolin
Baron Alcyone
Alcyone
McKinney
J S McNiven Seeks County Commissioner Nomination
J S McNiven announces his candidacy for county commissioner subject to the will of the next Republican county convention. The filing signals a bid to win the party nomination and advance to the general election.
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J. S. McNiven
Lost leather pistol holster near Basin and Otto
A leather pistol holster with initials L. C. B. was lost between Basin and Otto on Tuesday. A suitable reward is offered for its return to the office.
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Basin
Otto
Holland Dykes and Canals Highlight Woman's Club Evening
The Woman's Club heard papers on Holland its Dykes and Canals by Mrs. Ruth Donaldson and Mrs. Wilbert R. Howell under leader Mrs. J. B. Thompson. The next session October 12 will cover Windmills and Steeples Tulips and Clocks and William the Silent led by Mrs. W. A. Robb with hostess Mrs. Clyde W. Atherly. The new year book features Mrs. Suel J. Spaulding as president, Holland blue colors, a memorial page for deceased members, and program details from the dress committee chaired by Mrs. John 2. Arnott with Mrs. St. Ross and Mrs. C. Dana Carter as associates.
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Big Horn County
John Bircumshaw
Anson Higby
M. O. Barnes
E. C. Fisher
G. W
Lady Rough Riders
Hyattville Band
Fraternity Hall
Woman's Club
Holland
Dykes and Canals
Ruth Donaldson
Wilbert R. Howell
J. B. Thompson
J. D. John
William the Silent
W. A. Robb
Clyde W. Atherly
Austin
Josian Cook
Zilpah Jenkins
John 2. Arnott
St. °. Ross
C. Dana Carter
Wise returns from east trip to stock holiday novelties
F A Wise proprietor of Metropolitan Pharmacy reports return from a trip east through St Paul Chicago Detroit Omaha and Lincoln. He will present a splendid Christmas stock of the latest novelties and jewelry to his trade. He notes A Higby is improving and to be home soon.
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F. A. Wise
Metropolitan Pharmacy
St. Paul
Chicago
Detroit
Omaha
Lincoln
Wise
Ia.e.t
A. Higby
Red Bird Group Builds Hopeful Mining Run On Copper Mountain
I E Jenkins reports strong activity at Copper Mountain where the Red Bird group operates under the Lucky Nine Mining and Co. C M Jones of Basin ships ore to Omaha from Birdseyn, two carloads at 15 dollars laid down including mining costs, with expectations of handsome profits.
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I. E. Jenkins
Copper Mountain
Red Bird
Lucky Nine Mining & Co. Company
C. M. Jones
Basin
Omaha
Birdseyn
Prehistoric Horse Head Found By Granger Team
Walter Granger of the American Museum of Natural History identified a minuscule pre historic horse head during investigations near Elk and Lorsey creeks. Willis J. Booth and L. O. Gray visited Granger’s camp and viewed the head on Thursday.
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Walter Granger
American Museum of Natural History
Elk
Lorsey
Willis J. Booth
L. O. Gray
Mr. Granger
Rooms Wanted for Fair Visitors
Notice seeks individuals with spare bedrooms to notify the acting Man of Birmingham so arrangements can be made to house attendees arriving for the fair.
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Bircimshin
Big Horn Oil strikes big gas gusher at Greybull
The Big Horn Oil and Gas Company reports a major gusher at Greybull yesterday marking their biggest find to date. Found-Gold mounted pin offered to owner upon proof of property and payment for the advertisement. The Antlers Hotel serves as commercial trade headquarters. I. C. McGee returns with his bride, described as a charming young woman.
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Big Horn Oil & Gas Company
Greybull
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Progress Association
Orchard
Percy W. Metz
Will J. Booth
T. M. Hinde
Melts
Chilcott
Yellowstone Nurseries
A. F. Marsh
Bulletin No. 14
Agricultural Department
Mr. Chilcott
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Gideon
Dramatic Club
George W. Black
Hargraves
Black
B. F. Wickwire
Billy Spratt
Owen Spense
Hyattville
Anderson & Johnson
Big Horn Milling Co
J. Stant Brown
Tonia
Shell
W. J. Booth
Big Trails
Luke Gallop
Babes
Vere
Hon. H. S. Ridgely
H. S. Ridgely
Mr. Matteson
Lost Bird
Wilkes- Patchen
Mrs. Athely
Suel J. Spaulding
F. A. Wise Back
Antlers
I. C. McGee
Wom
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