Teachers for Coming Team
The Standard reports Greybull schools add fifteen new teachers for the 1922 28 term with Clayton M Negus as superintendent. New frames and room shifts support half day plans in upper grades and high school space for grade use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Greybull
Clayton M. Negus
Denver
Colo
Wilhelmina Garvin
Mildred White
Mildred Gilmer
Myrtle Wells
Jessie Mulvey
Rock Valley
Hazel Heller
Lillian Reyburg
Kenyon
Minn
Margaret Wendt
Lottie Finnn
Jennie
Willoughby
Nellie Lennox
Egg Harbor City
N. J
H. G. Holcomb
Minot
N. D
Alice Davies
Alma McLin
Bertha Thuman
Emma Anderson
Valley City
Cecelia Anderson
Pelican Rapids
Lara Parr
Ruth Gannaway
Lavinia Wright
White Bear
Tessie Burrell
Dundee
Mabel Thompson
Myrtle Metz
Post Falls
Idaho
Anna M. Youngs
Bellingham
Wash
Cleo Holcomb
Milo, Mo
Edna Ballinger
Chicago Heights
Ill
May Palmer
Anna Blues
Sarah Hill
Ruth Shanley
Halston
Alma Luessen
Louise Brehmer
Barnes
Negus
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Odd Fellows Install Officers in Lovell Meeting
Fourteen Odd Fellows from this city traveled to Lovell Tuesday afternoon to install the Lovell lodge officers. District Deputy Grand Master R W Chase led the ceremony. Lovell district 10 missed Worland July 8 due to heavy rain but the visit included social time and a hearty lunch, with members praising future similar gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Lovell
R. W. Chase
Worland
Lovell Lodge
Grand Lodge
Gillette
Tensleep
Jas. R. Lemarr
Rock Springs
Charles Galusha
A. T. Phillips
Casper
P. G. M. Frank Brigham
D. L. Carr
Basin
G. W. Ewer, Jr
Evanston
E. L. Stafford
Kemmerer
I. B. Chase
Greybull
Lemarr
Buffalo
Moring
Buffalo Iodge
Clear Creek
Cany N
F. B. Chase
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
W. E. DeJornette
Sheridan
Lewis Tyvold
Laramie
Thos. Cottle
Green River
J. R. LeMarr
Rock Spings
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Buffalo Lodge
C. N. Walters and
Walters Co
Home” Committee
Wyoming
Buffalo Manufacturing Co
Douglas
Rawlins and Lander
State Convention Planned for Torrington by American Legion
The American Legion state convention will be held in Torrington July 24 to 26, 1922. Representation depends on paid memberships reported by June 24 1922 with a proposal to add delegates for memberships up to July 15 1922. Greybull Post No 82 is allotted three delegates under the current calculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the American Legion
Torrington
Department
State Executive Committee
Headquarters
Greybull Post
Presbyterian Sunday School Holds Picnic
Members of the Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a midweek picnic at the city park with races and outdoor games. Winners included Cy Emery and George Hinman in the bicycle race, Dale Hinman in the 50 yard dash, and multiple class-specific events with blue first and red second ribbons. Belle Cottrell visited Casper for a few days Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cy Emery
George Hinman
Dale Hinman
Tommy Gow
J. A. Alderdice
Harold Rowland
Geo. Hinman
Hazel Draper
Dorothy Dahsen
Georgia Brooks
Frances Shreve
Gordon Rowland
Lois Blaschke
Thelma Brooks
Big Horn County Fair grows to first class scale this year
The Big Horn County fair proclaims eight years of growth to first class status, rivaling the Douglas state fair in attendance. It emphasizes education, inspiration, and entertainment on a large scale with economical management and broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Douglas
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
Gas line cut in to feed Greybull growth
Gas was turned off this morning to cut in the new fourteen inch line from Hidden Dome to Greybull. T. S. Armstrong led the project which was hurried to minimize delay. The line promises Greybull and the Standard Refining Co. a large gas supply, aiding future manufacturing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidden Dome
Greybull
T. S. Armstrong
Standard Refining Co
Change in Salvation Army in Greybull
Captain and Mrs W H Wills leave Greybull for Cheyenne after Sunday. Captain and Mrs Payne of Durango Col will arrive next week to lead the field. Sunday school meets at 2 30 pm in the pavilion and Wills preaches farewell at 8 pm. Gratitude is expressed for the Wills service and best wishes are offered to the Paynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wills
Cheyenne
Payne
Durango
Colo
Salvation Army
Captain Wills
Wills
Greybull
District No 10 Deputy Grand Patriarch Appointed
F B Chase of this city was named District Deputy Grand Patriarch of the Encampment branch of the IOOF. District No 10 is the district designation for the assignment and district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Chase
Labor Leader Harry Fox Addresses Miners and Rail Workers
Harry W. Fox president of the state federation of labor spoke at the band stand last Friday to a large audience. He outlined the coal miners and railroad workers strikes, with his address lasting about an hour and a half and holding listeners to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Camp Fire Warning From Jackson Hole Courier
A forest fire on the Hoback was found and extinguished before serious damage. The notice blames an careless camper who left a campfire burning and urges readers to protect forests by fully extinguishing fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ranger
Jackson Hole
Crook County Seeks Notorious Outlaw Harper Cleveland
County officials game wardens and rangers report Crook County is hunting a wanted man Harper Cleveland described as a real bad man. Cleveland was captured briefly, escaped near the Harney ranger station, and is said to have been pursued by the sheriff who fired five shots but he may be at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
Harper Cleveland
Cleveland
Harney
Poison Spider Field to Begin Producing Oil Soon
Fargo Oil Company announced completion of an eight inch pipeline from Poison Spider field to Casper covering 22 miles. Wells drilled three years ago will resume, alternating gasoline and oil runs, with a compression gas plant able to treat 10 million cubic feet of gas daily. Poison Spider, west of Casper, is a major gas supplier for Casper refineries and the New York Oil Company wells also operate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Fargo Oil Company
Poison Spider
Casper
Fargo
New York
New York Company
Wyoming Wool Growers Meet in Sheridan
The annual convention of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association will be held in Sheridan on August 2. The event is expected to draw nearly all Wyoming wool growers and features a program focused on improving marketing of the Wyoming wool clip. The 1922 Wyoming wool clip is valued at about $7,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Sheridan
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Greybull Beats Thermopolis 38 to 4 in Baseball
Greybull defeated Thermopolis 38 to 4 after Thermopolis pitcher Layman held the Indians to few hits. Krajicek pitched well for Greybull. Jim played first base and showed strong hitting and fielding. McNeill was absent, forcing lineup shifts while Thermopolis started fast but faltered after the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Bluejackets
Indians
Carey and Kelley Address Grand Theatre Audience
Governor Carey spoke on state administration noting higher oil royalties and a growing treasury while praising the eight hour law for women and revised compensation. A. D. Kelley outlined road work and tax figures, urging support for Carey as they continued a state tour ending with a visit to the Hyattsville hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chighuin Orthas
D. Carey
Grand Theatre
A. D. Kelley
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Treasury
EB. T. Ferry
Bob Carey
Kelley
Wyoming
Carey
Hyattville
Cattle Rustler Plans Wholesale Theft and Escape
Sheriff A A C Thomas seeks Roy C McLatchy wanted in Casper for stealing a car load of cattle and shipping to Chadron Nebraska on May 24. He allegedly sold cattle for 1265 with 100 realized, fled on a saddle horse, and was last seen southwest of Chadron on June 1 1922.aliases include Lloyd Haggerty Buck Haggerty L L Haggerty C C Merrill Floyd Kirkendall and Ralph Kirkendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. C. Thomas
Roy C. McLatchy
Casper
Chadron
Neb
Wyoming
McLatchy
Lloyd Haggerty
Buck Haggerty
L. L. Haggerty
C. C. Merrill
Floyd Kirkendall
Ralph Kirkendall
Sheridan Post
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Cygnet
Shoshoni
Wyo
West Virginia
United States Army
New Mexico
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Jeanne
F. H. Lawson
First Avenue South
American Legion
Presbyterian
Belle Cottrell
Grand Lodge OF County Odd Fellows
Harry Fox
GOV
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