Two NIC scandals rock Big Horn Basin outlined in state news
Thermopolis reports ongoing filings in a high profile case where Mrs. A H Simpson sues Mrs. Mabel R Nansell for damages claiming alienation of her husband Arthur Simpson. Cody notes divorce filing by A C Newton against wife Mrs. Newton with anticipated sensational claims. Weather and hay shortages threaten elk feed, with Sheriff Ward consulting Jackson Hole ranchers on hay supply and transport issues.
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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 Efforts Aid Starving Elk In Jackson Hole
March 1 report from Jackson describes ongoing feeding of famished elk in the Jackson Hole country as efforts continue, though the situation remains challenging and uncertain.
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Jackson
Mar
Jackson Hole
Death of Civil War veteran Colonel William W. Ferguson
Colonel William W. Ferguson aged 87, a Civil War veteran and custodian of war relics at the Colorado state capitol, died of pneumonia at his home on Franklin Street after a sudden chill last Friday. He was commander of the G A R departments of Colorado and Wyoming and had been active at the capitol duties prior to his collapse.
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Denver
Mar
State House
William W. Ferguson
Capitol Building
Colorado
Wyomime
Franklin Street
Capitol
Wyomingites in Denver Guests of Albany Hotel
Wyoming citizens visiting Denver for the early week are guests of the Albany hotel. Mr and Mrs W T Durnin from Laramie join C P Sheehan and BE Morrisey from Lander and C R Watson from 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 Reported In Sundayco
A called gathering of business men and local citizens of Sundayco discussed the Roosters club activity and related matters during a temperate session on Sunday March 1.
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Roosters’ Club Waa
Federal building movement discussed at hastily called meeting
Local business leaders plan to push for a federal building here with private donations ready if Congress approves funding. Surveyors report Oregon Basin project resuming after delays as $2,000,000 bonds are issued to finish irrigation work on 150,000 acres supplied by the Shoshone River.
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Cody
Mar
Reorganized
Oregon Basin Company
Bonda
Noeglerts Baby Girl in Sundance
Gue Decker began a twenty five day sentence in the county jail for heartless neglect of his two year old daughter. He left the child at home without a fire or care and the grandmother rescued her. He was fined fifteen dollars and jailed twenty five days.
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Noeglerts
Sundance
Mar
Gue Decker
Jai
Becker
Convention Plans for Modern Woodmen Assembly
Preparations begin for the Modern Woodmen convention to be held in Thermopolis starting May 4. The local camp and Thermopolis club collaborate to entertain about 500 delegates with banquets dances trips to area attractions and other events. Helpless Three Days reports Donald Mar. 3. M Burgerson suffered a broken leg while working near Pine Creek and, alone, dragged himself home and lay helpless for three days before being found and taken to Beloi Fourche for treatment.
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Thermopolia
Mar
The
Order
Thermopolis Club
Donald
Pine Creek
M. Burgerson
Pansersby
Belio Fourche, D
Pair Celebrates Fifty-Third Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore marked their fifty third wedding anniversary at their daughter's home, with many relatives and friends in attendance. The couple wed in Iowa in 1858.
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Sheridan
Mar. J
J. BE. Moore
J. L. Thomas
Iowa
Ample Water In Sight On Laramie Route
Reports from the Laramie and Hahn's Peak road district indicate water on the ground sufficient to insure irrigation for crops this coming season. Estimates say the water supply will be about three times greater than last year. Snow is reported five feet deep in the hills.
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Taramie
Mar
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Basin Social Notes March Visiters and Departures
Basin March brief lists Mrs W T Johnson leaving for Cedar Rapids Iowa. Mrs S J Spaulding visiting Des Moines Iowa. Harry Wilson from Worlands attending Miss Grace Gould. George Randall back home after visit. Ned and Curtia McGee leaving Basin for ranch near Fenton. Hon H S Ridgley mentioned.
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H. 5
Ridgley
Fraternity Hall Event Highlights Local Social Scene
A lively entertainment at Fraternity hall drew community attention. Mira Mary Marahail performed, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Atherly, while local figure Fred Hurgam handled moving loads to his Shell Creek ranch, adding to the season’s notable happenings.
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George Washington
Fred Hurgam
Shell Creek
Fraternity Hall
Mira Mary Marahail
Mra. C. W. Atherly
Basin City Basketball Thrills with 42 to 2H Victory
Basin beat the first team 42 to 2H in a brisk state brief sports note. Also reports Miss Grace Gould recovers from a delicate surgery under Dr Dana Carter. John W Forrest to discuss rail link with Denver Laramie Pacific to bring line direct to Cody. Commissioners from Park and Big Horn counties set March 10 meeting to address secession impact. Claude Simpson injures left leg by pitchfork incident. Basin baseball club elects officers for 1911 and plans a fundraising dance for uniforms. Death notices from Sundance, Thermopolis, Worland, Basin, Big Trails, Hywttwilley, and Wilson listed.
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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 and Grip Remedy Advertises Headache Relief
An old advertisement promotes a remedy labeled Colds Cause Headache Laxative Bromo Quinine as a cure. It urges readers to contact for the full name and look for the signature E. W. Grove at 25e.
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E. W. Grove
The Interesting Girl Scored by College Paper
Boston editorial notes at Wellesley College News condemn the girl as pretentious and shallow. It accuses her of pretentious reading from diverse authors without depth, delivering weak economic and social critique to a gullible public.
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Boston
Mass
Wellesley College News
Ibsen
Budermann
Nelssche
Gorky
Meredith
James
Wella
Karl Mars
Eba
Woman Subs Road Cause of Profane Words
Great Falls Montana March 1 Northwestern agents protest a lawsuit by Gertrude Hatch against the Great Northern Railroad for 8000 damages alleging abusive language by a ticket agent who sold her a ticket. The case centers on use of profanity by employees toward patrons of a public utility.
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Great Falls
Mont
Northwestern
Gertrude Hatch
Great Northern Railroad Company
Paul
Mion
Fire Fight Ends Dramatic Rescue in Five Story NYC Fire
John Stack of Truck 40 rigged a clothesline to haul a woman and infant from a blazing five story apartment at 302 West 121st Street. He then helped reach others including a girl of eleven, while firefighters climbed four floors to save the victims. A later paragraph notes the marriage of Mrs. J A Comins to cattleman George Stoddard after a long courtship.
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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
J. A. Comins
George Stoddard
Mega
Pintena Valley
Commins
Stoddard
Romance Extends Over 28 Years in Grand Junction
Grand Junction Colorado march 1 a romance spanning twenty eight years reaches a milestone as two longtime residents celebrate enduring affection. the couple began their journey in the early 1900s and remain active in the community, sharing memories and plans for the future.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Notice of Limited Liability for Davia and Miller
M Davila disclaims responsibility for notes checks or obligations signed by 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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VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
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Robert Vieit
Mrtha
Co. W. Axtell
Worland
Fred Rhodes
Frei Viega
Big Trails
George Brown
Hywttwilley
Augustine Wess
I. B. Cook
Frisch Wickwire & Co
Ill
Schloss Bros. & Co
Regal
Steison
Neffleson
Williams
W.F. Daiber & Bros
Berar
Window
Ahades of Sherman Co
Capitol Venus
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Chas. B. Bailey
Carey Addition
Capitol Avenue
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