Two Fresh Scandals Stir Big Horn Basin
Thermopolis reports a libel of jealousy suit seeking 10900 damages from Mrs. Mabel Nansell in a case where Mrs. A H Simpson accuses her husband Arthur Simpson of alienation. Cody notes a divorce suit by A C Newton with anticipated sensational allegations by Mrs Newton. Sheriff Ward in Evanston warns ranchers about hay shortages amid elk starvation risks. transport is impractical due to roads.
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Thermopolis
Big Horn
A. H. Simpson
Arthur Simpson
Mabel R. Nansell
Lee Nansell
Stimpson
Cody
Mar
A. C. Newton
Newton
Eli
Ward
Evanston
Carey
Jackson Hole
Feeding Elks Progress in Jackson Hole Country
Jackson March 1 report shows feeding of famished elk in the Jackson Hole country advancing though some areas remain unfed. The effort aims to sustain wildlife during scarce forage as crews coordinate with local agencies.
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Jackson
Mar
Jackson Hole
Death of Col. William W. Ferguson Civil War Vet
Colonel William W. Ferguson 87 a civil war veteran and commander of the G A R departments of Colorado and Wyoming died today at his home 2520 Franklin street from pneumonia after a Friday spell of illness at the state capitol. He left for home feeling well but a sudden chill struck him and he collapsed on arrival, remaining delirious until death.
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Denver
Mar
State House
William W. Ferguson
Capitol Building
Departments of Colorado
Wyomime
Franklin Street
Capitol
Wyomingites in Denver Among Albany Hotel Guests
Wyoming citizens visiting Denver as early week guests at the Albany hotel include Mr and Mrs W T Durnin of Laramie C P Sheehan and BE J Morrissey of Lander and C R Watson of Rawlins.
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Denver
Mar
Wyoming Citlcena
Albany Hotel
Mre
W. T. Durnin
Laramie
C. P. Sheehan
BE. J. Morrisey
Lander
C. R. Watson
Rewline
Roosters Club Meeting Sparks Local Debate
Sunday edition reports a called meeting of business men and other citizens here to discuss a temporary measure related to the Roosters club. Details were brief and the outcome unclear as participants debated next steps.
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Roosters’ Club Waa
Surveyors at Work and Federal Building Movement
A meeting planned to spark a drive for a Federal building in the area with local business leaders ready to donate if Congress funds the project. Surveyors report Oregon Basin’s resumption of irrigation work, releasing 2,000,000 in bonds to finance completion of 150,000 acres of water rights from the Shoshone river.
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Cody
Mar
Reorganized
Oregon Basin Company
Bonda
Noeglerts Baby Girl
Gue Decker began a twenty five day sentence in the county jail for heart negligence to his 2 year old daughter. He left the child at home without heat or care. the grandmother rescued the girl and the arrest followed. He was fined fifteen dollars and ordered to serve twenty five days in jail.
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Noeglerts
Sundance
Mar
Gue Decker
Jai
Becker
Convention Plans for Modern Woodmen Meeting
Preparations underway in Thermopolis for the Modern Woodmen convention opening Wednesday May 4 with expected 500 delegates. Local camp and Thermopolis club coordinate events including banquets dances trips and other entertainments for attendees. In another item Donald March 3 M Burgerson suffered a broken leg while working near Pine Creek and lay helpless for three days before rescuers found him and moved him to Belio Fourche for treatment.
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Thermopolia
Mar
The
Order
Thermopolis Club
Donald
Pine Creek
M. Burgerson
Pansersby
Belio Fourche, D
Moore Couple Celebrate 53rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J B E Moore of this city marked their fifty third wedding anniversary at their daughter Mrs J L Thomas home. Married in Iowa in 1858 the couple were joined by many relatives and friends for the celebration.
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Sheridan
Mar. J
J. BE. Moore
J. L. Thomas
Iowa
Ample Water In Sight on Laramie and Hahn’s Peak Route
Reports from the Laramie and Hahn’s Peak road country say ground water is sufficient to insure irrigation for crops this season. Water supply is estimated to be three times greater than last year, and snow in the hills is about five feet deep.
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Taramie
Mar
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Basin news notes travel and visits
Basin reports a string of movements and calls from March 1. Mrs W T Johnson leaves for Cedar Rapids Iowa. Mrs S J Spaulding visits Des Moines, Iowa. Harry Wilson of Worland attends at the bedside of relative Miss Grace Gould. George Randall returns to Basin Garden after a visit with kin. Ned and Curtia McGee depart Basin for a ranch near Fenton and will be missed by locals. Hon H S Ridgley remains a constant presence in town.
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H. 5
Ridgley
Local Social Notes Include Washington Talk and Fraternity Hall Event
The piece mentions a youthful audience listening to a George Washington themed talk at a local high school. It notes F red Hurgam, a prominent local figure, moving loads of new household goods to his ranch on Shell Creek. A pleasant social event occurred at Fraternity Hall hosted by Mira Mary Marahail, welcomed by Mr and Mrs C W Atherly.
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George Washington
Fred Hurgam
Shell Creek
Fraternity Hall
Mira Mary Marahail
Mra. C. W. Atherly
Basin City Sports Briefs Highlight Local Basketball Victory
Basin area notes a 42 to 2H win between Basin first and aee teams in a local basketball game. Also reported are community updates on convalescents, hospital recoveries, and new county meetings in Cody and Park counties. Community baseball officers are elected in Jackson with plans for a fundraising dance for uniforms. Death notices list several local births and a girl announced in Worland and Basin.
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Basin
Smokes
Basin —Little Myrie Nowell
Ad Mra
H A. Noella
Dru, Harris and
Marrnes
Grace Gould
Dana Carter
Laramie
John W. Forrest
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Denver, Laramie & Pacific Railroad
Cody
Park
Big Horm
Big Horn
Jackson
Claude Simpson
D Jackson
Frank van Vieck
Ed Mayers
J. W. Lloyd
Ches Pedersen
T. W. Lloyd
Cold remedy ad promises headache relief and cure
An old advertisement touts a cold and grip remedy named Bromo Quinine that claims to remove the cause of symptoms. It directs readers to contact E. W. Grove at address 25e and seek a full signature for the product.
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E. W. Grove
The Interesting Girl Scored By College Paper
Boston mass march 1 the interesting girl is roundly scored by the wellsley college news in an editorial just published it says she possesses some talent to begin with and proceeds in a dilottate fashion to make use of it a superficial reading of books without the ordinary college curriculum acquires for her the necessary queer and outre ideas and she imparts to the public a dull and blasé manner a thorough practical knowledge of any subject is never hers and she chooses her audience capriciously her knowledge of economics and social conditions is shallow and impractical while her literary laurels rest on ferocious phrases with pale thoughts in the background
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Boston
Mass
Wellesley College News
Ibsen
Budermann
Nelssche
Gorky
Meredith
James
Wella
Karl Mars
Eba
Woman Sues Railroad for Damages Over Profanity Incident
Great Falls Montana March 1 Northwestern agents react to Gertrude Hatch lawsuit against Great Northern Railroad seeking 8000 damages after alleged profanity by an employee while selling a ticket to Paul, Minnesota. Case expected to be stubborn as it challenges use of abusive language by railroad staff before public customers.
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Great Falls
Mont
Northwestern
Gertrude Hatch
Great Northern Railroad Company
Paul
Mion
Fire fighting New York is a science
A dramatic rescue at a five story West 121st Street building shows John Stack of Truck 40 lowering to the roof to save a mother and baby. Stack and fellow firefighters pulled the unconscious woman to safety while high flames claimed another girl’s life and a sheriff’s wedding followed later that night.
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New York
John Stack
West 121Et Street
Stack
Ots
John O'Connor
Ella
Halla
O'Connor
Annie O'Connor
Fremen
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Romance Extends Over 28 Years In Grand Junction
Grand Junction Colorado dated story reports a romance spanning 28 years ending March 1. The piece notes a couple from the area and highlights life events and local sentiment. A ceremony or union is hinted, with emphasis on enduring companionship and community ties.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Notice of personal liability for signed notes and checks
M Davila states he will not be responsible for any notes, checks, or obligations signed by the firm Davia and Miller unless personally signed by him. Dated February 28 1911. Window shades of Sherman Co.
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Davia and Miller
M. Davila
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Mrtha
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Worland
Fred Rhodes
Frei Viega
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Hywttwilley
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Schloss Bros. & Co
Regal
Steison
Neffleson
Williams
W.F. Daiber & Bros
J. A. Comins
George Stoddard
Mega
Pintena Valley
Commins
Stoddard
Berar
Colorado
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Ahades of Sherman Co
Capitol Venus
Capitol Avenue Theatre
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Carey Addition
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