Dual Court Opens as Basin Sessions Hear Diverse Rulings
Judge H M Ilsley and Judge P W Metz preside two courts at Basin with cases on title disputes land deals divorces and mortgage foreclosures. The Manderson incorporation suit favored the town amid questions of population while other actions include decrees quieting title refusals retrials and a temporary injunction in Press vs Edwards. Separate Thermopolis Basin sessions noted congestion and planned continued hearings with two judges.
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Basin
P. W. Metz
H. M. Ilsley
Newcastle
Ilsley
Thomas Whitaker
First National Bank of
Georgia Pegget Vir
Charles S. Olson
Metz
Russell Bradley
Cottonwood Live Stock Co
L. A. Bowman
Big Horn Glass Co
Maude E. Young
Allens
Isaac Burgman
Oliver Madsen
B. F. Wickwire
Frank Sykes
Crooked Creek
Thermoplis
Doman Company Plans Drilling in Basin Area
J R Bonwell, agent for Doman Oil and Refining Co of Basin, received word this week about preparations to drill. The report notes the company moving toward activity in the Basin region with local resident agent involvement.
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Doman Company
J. R. Bonwell
Basin
The
Doman Oil & Refining Co
P. E. O. Holds Convention At Sheridan This Week
The first state convention of the P. E. O. sisterhood convened at Sheridan and adjourned Wednesday. Chapter F of Greybull elected Mrs. L. L. Cassell treasurer. New officers include Mrs. Maude Mentzer president, Mrs. Nellie C. Cox first vice president, Mrs. Lucia Fitterer second vice president, Mrs. Ella Nash Lay organizer, Mrs. Mazie Doty Newell recording secretary, Mrs. Louisa Rodgers corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mabel Cassell treasurer.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Sheridan
Greybull
L. L. Cassell
Maude Mentzer
Nellie C. Cox
Lucia Fitterer
Laramie
Ella Nash Lay
Casper
Mazie Doty Newell
Rawlins
Louisa Rodgers
Cody
Mabel Cassell
Son of L. E. Watson Drowns Near Greybull Home
Eugene Watson 13, son of Mr and Mrs L E Watson, drowned Monday near his uncle John Watson’s ranch east of town while swimming with two friends. Capt W P Medlar rescued his body. doctors failed to revive him. Funeral held Wednesday in Greybull with Boy Scouts in attendance. he was survived by his parents and four sisters.
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Eugene Watson
L. E Watson
John Watson
W. P. Medlar
F. A. Minnis
M. H. Smith
Cassell
Second Avenue South
Christian Science Church
Boy Scouts
William Jackson
S. J. Leach
George Wilson
Julian Hawkins
Ben Piercy
Vere Asbury
Frank Winslow
Howard Stanifer
Greybull
Basin
Bertha Carlson
Henry
Watson
Casper
E. J. Sullivan
Lamon
Lovell
Beatrice, Neb
Hoffman tours Greybull to educate on workmen's comp act
Wyoming state labor commissioner Harry C. Hoffman arrives in Greybull for an educational tour promoting the seven year old compulsory workmen's compensation law. He notes most people lack understanding and outlines the act's setup including the state managed insurance fund and the roles of the district court and treasurer's department. Hoffman plans to spend several days in the city.
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Harry C. Hoffman
Greybull
Hoffman
District Court
Workmen’s Compensation Department of the State Treasurer’s Office
Elks
Greybull Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Elks Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Gugenheim Co
California Grocery Co
Richelieu
Greybull Steam
Wyoming Electric Supply Co
City Bakery
Prescottetere
Smart
Westby’s, Inc
C. B. Fisk
Greybull Pharmacy
Greybull Building & Loan Association
Allphin Bros
City News
Denver Post
Hartzell Bros
Fisk Pharmacy
Scott Clothing Co
Glaser Co
Cassell & Cassell
Greybull Market
Lenninger Drug Co
Big Horn Mercantile Co
Consumers Supply Co
Wiley Book Shop
Palace of Sweets
Kauffman & Reutlinger
Griffin Inn
Greybull Standard
First State Bank
Two Georges Reel In Prize Trout at Local Lake
George Clement and George Scott fished the lake above Cody last Saturday returning Sunday with nineteen trout. Largest fish measured 24 inches with others averaging over 15 inches. Local judge calls this the best fishing seen this year.
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George Clement
George Scott
Cody
Mothers' Meeting and Annual Picnic by W C T U
The WC T U will hold an all day meeting and picnic at Mrs. William Farris home next Friday. Members are urged to bring a picnic lunch and non members may attend. A welfare department program with children and talks by mothers will be held in the afternoon.
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WC. T. U
William Farris
Welfare Department
Greybull Lodge
Rocky Mountain Region
Elks
Midwest Quartette
Depot
Midwest Park
Greybull
Bill
Mizpah
Salvation Army Picnic At John Larson Ranch West Of Greybull
The Salvation Army Sunday school and the public enjoyed an all day picnic at the John Larson ranch west of Greybull Tuesday. About 100 attended with children playing games races and outdoor sports. Luncheon and dinner were served by Army members and lemonade and ice cream were provided. Everyone left hoping for another Salvation Army picnic.
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Salvation Army
John Larson
Greybull
Army
Bluejackets and Indians Schedule Busy Two Weeks
The Bluejackets and Indians will tour Billings to play a city league selection, return for a fishing trip on Shell Creek, then host the Casper Warriors for three games. Roy Hartzell plans Thermopolis games and will bring thirteen players. The clubs head to Casper for July 2 3 4 with lingering local expectations.
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Bluejackets Indians
Billings
Mont
Casper
Shell Creek
Casper Warriors
Roy Hartzell
Thermopolis
Casper Herald
Jim
Indians
Standard Oil starts reconstruction at Indiana plant
The Standard Oil Co of Indiana begins replacing twenty old stills at its Number One plant with two new units and updates tar lines. C H Warnock, who led the Glenrock refinery project, arrives in Greybull to supervise. Eight new workers join the project as material arrives.
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E. Doman
Marietta
Morris Anticline
Greybull
Mercer Dome
Ohio Oil Co
Doman
Morris
Standard Oil CO. OF
Indiana
C. H. Warnock
Standard
Glenrock
North Side Merchant Undergoes Leg Amputation
Joe Huber of North Side Grocery, a tuberculosis of the bone patient, had his left leg amputated mid thigh at his home Wednesday afternoon. Surgeons Dr Bennett and Dr Tarrant performed the operation. Huber has long operated in Worland MeeteetseGreybull and is reported to be recovering well.
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Joe Huber
North Side
Bennett
Tarrant
Huber
Worland
Meeteetse
Greybull
Government Veterinarian Tests Cattle in Vicinity
Dr. G A Boyd government veterinarian and L A McDaniels county agent visited The Standard. Boyd reports 1700 cattle tested with only two tubercular cases and the county largely free from the disease from basin to Greybull.
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G. A. Boyd
Big Horn County
L. A. McDaniels
Boyd
Greybull
Local Churches Present Children's Day Program
Sunday evening services by Baptist and Christian churches showcased a children’s day program. The lineup included songs such as Jesus Loves Me and Tramp Tramp Tramp, recitations and dialogues by various junior and senior classes, and performances themed around kindness and service.
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Baptist and
Christian Churches
Baptist
Jesus
Opal Elston
Billy Rapple
Velva Elston
Clarence Sutton
Red Cross
Ena Stepp
Calumetta Jackson
Ervin Asbury
Juniors
Maud
Burlington Inaugurates Safety Campaign Across Crossings
Agent J. E. Turner of Burlington railway distributes placards to warn the public to exercise care at crossings. The posters show careless driving and the danger of trying to beat a train, urging safer behavior.
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J. E. Turner
Burlington Railway
Miss Lorraine Smith Returns Home From Cody Visit
Miss Lorraine Smith goes back to her residence Tuesday after visiting in Cody with her friend Mrs. Chris Christensen.
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Lorraine Smith
Cody
Chris Christensen
Man Killed in Burlington Yards Here Last Night
Mane Pedro Alvarezo a Mexican who left El Paso ten days ago was killed in the railroad yards last night around seven o clock. He fell under a freight train while attempting to board and had both legs severed and his left arm torn away. He lived fifty seven minutes after the accident conscious and asking for water but not understood due to language. His home was Tampico Mexico.
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Mane Pedro Alvarezo
el Paso
Texas
Worland
Greybull
Tampico
Mexico
Shop Crafts Strike Benefit Ball Planned Saturday
Burlington railway shop crafts announce a benefit dance at the pavilion to raise funds for a defense fund as a wage cut dispute with the railway labor board nears. A strike appears likely by the 15th of next month.
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Burlington Railway
Railway Labor Board
Mrs. Craft and baby return to Lowell after visit
Mrs. Fred Craft and infant traveled back to their Lowell home on Wednesday following a family visit at the Thomas In Graham residence.
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Fred Craft
Baby
Lowell
Thomas Ingraham
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