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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1920

Page

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Wyoming Cement Plaster Company Formed In Basin Region

Articles of incorporation will be filed with the secretary of state for the Wyoming Cement Plaster company. Capital stock set at 200000 dollars. Directors for the first year: Peter Enders F A Wise R B West H H Hime T K Bishop P W Mets and C A Zaring. The plant and 400 acre Enders property near Greybull will supply gypsum materials for blocks plaster and building products and a cement plant may follow. Headquarters will be in Basin with a large labor force to start production and expansion plans as demand grows.

Wyoming Cement Plaster Company Peter Enders F. A. Wise R.B. West H. H. Hime T. K. Bishop P. W. Mets C. A. Zaring Greybull Ile

Death of Mrs Kinder in Beaver Creek

Mrs Jennie Kinder wife of Roy Kinder of Beaver Creek died last Monday from pneumonia after flu struck the family last year Jennie Lampman daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Lampman of Greybull born June 30 1890 near Shell grew up in rural schools and Billings high school class of 1911 later married Roy Kinder and lived on Beaver Creek leaving a son and a daughter three brothers and one sister. funeral held in Shell Wednesday conducted by Rev F J Medford Greybull.

Jennie Kinder Roy Kinder Beaver Creek Rush Orr John Alice Kershner Shell F. J. Medford Greybull

Lets Clean Ba sin Town and Improve the Area

Frank I Rue secretary of the Chamber Commerce urges residents to gather for yard cleanups from Billings to Denver. He calls for weed burning to remove rubbish and weeds, then transporting debris to damp ground. End goal is a tidier town and a plan for non residents is discussed.

Basin Billings Denver Ias Frank I. Rue Sec Chamber Commerce

Delightful Anniversary Celebrates Violet Morton

On last Saturday afternoon Miss Violet Morton celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary by inviting a number of her friends. The event featured a party with games treats and flowers as cherished memories for the early spring social.

Violet Morton

Miss Violet Hosts Delightful Afternoon Party

Noon was spent at games and evening refreshments followed as little guests departed. Clara and Julia McNay Josie Jar rett Thelma Easter John Thomas Bishop Doris Plantier Vena McNow John Pegg Dorothy Johnson Clara Hanlon Paul and Gilmore Hartigan Bobby and Marion Hime LaVerne Peterson Margaret and Trula Mae Arnott Bobby Gingrich Nevene Denny and Helen Shipman enjoyed the event marking Miss Violet as a delightful hostess.

Miss Violet Clara Julia McNay Josie Jarrett Thelma Easter John Thomas Bishop Doris Plantier Vena McNow John Pegg Dorothy Johnson Clara Hanlon Paul and Gilmore Hartigan Bobby Marion Hime LaVerne Peterson Margaret Trula Mae Arnott Bobby Gingrich Nevene Denny Helen Shipman

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Coudding Honors March Anniversary

On Tuesday evening March 30 Viva Coudding and Amanda Johnson hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Coudding. Friends attended and a luncheon followed a delightful evening. An angel food cake baked by Amanda Johnson ended the night. Mrs. Coudding received many beautiful presents.

Viva Coudding Amanda Johnson Mrs. Coudding

Lee Spurrier Opens Tailoring and Cleaning Shop

Lee Spurrier resigns from Peterson Co and leases the laundry building west of Nadler's drug store to open a first class tailoring and cleaning establishment. He has begun painting the front and expects to be ready for business in about ten days.

Lee Spurrier Peterson Co Nadler Lee

Olney Couple Married in O'Neill Neb to Start Ranch Life

County Commissioner T W Olney of Shell valley and Grace Alderson of Chambers Neb were married in O Neill on March 13 by Rev Longstaff. They visited Omaha and Oakland and return home last Friday. The bride is the daughter of John and Mrs Alderson of Chambers and a graduate nurse. The groom is a leading cattleman and director at Greybull Commercial Bank. they will reside on his ranch fourteen miles east of Greybull. His brother G A Alderson’s two children will live with their father on the Olney ranch.

T. W. Olney Shell Mies Grace Alderson Chambers Neb O'Neil Longstaff Presbyterian Church Omaha Oakland John Alderson Chambers, Neb Shell Valley Board of County Commissioners Commercial Bank of Greybull G. A. Aldergon Olney Tom

Hyattville resident Brown marks 74th birthday after coal delivery

J R Brown of Hyattville delivered a load of coal for the local school on Tuesday and plans to celebrate his 74th birthday on Faster Sunday. He reports the Basin to Hyattville roads are in fine condition.

J. R. Brown Hyattville Mr. Brown Basin and

Court Term This Month Jury Called For 19th

A court term is set for this month with a jury call scheduled for the 19th by the judge. The notice directs eligible jurors to report and confirms court proceedings will proceed as planned.

District court jury list and tornado toll report

The notice lists April 1920 district court jurors from within five miles reporting at 9:30 a m on April 19 for the term with a regular panel kept for several jurors and enumerates cases to be heard from April 19 to April 27. It also reports tornado damage across eight states with about 120 deaths and widespread destruction, citing La Grange Georgia and Chicago areas, with specific casualty figures and property losses.

Central West District Court Five Mile Kelley A. Moore Ed Corfield Harry L. Wice P. F. Devore R. P Pearson G. W. Tillard J. A. Berry G. G. Jones W. A. Robb H. R. Armeling Jack Friend Charles Brandt Leo J. Thompson W. H. May Fred Frisby T. 8 Armstrong T. P. Bolman J. E. Traller J. W. Osborne Ray R. Morton J. C. Stewart J. A. Coons F. M. Hime L. A. Zane H. H. Hime Mark A. Brown Wm. C. May A. B. Wrigley J. C. Nolan W. T. Colley Carl E. Armeling A. T. Zinn R. R. Denny R. E. Rath M. L. Austin R. J. Extra H. I. Smith Fred House Bryant Dow Worland Clair Midwest Refining Co Rolofson Farlow Coe Crosthwaite Fulton Fraser Welch Georgia Balbania Middle West la Grange St. Louisa Indiana Ohio Iollinois Michigan Wisconsin National Guard Chicago Melrose Park Missouri Columbus Rendette Brunersburg Defiance Vanners Moulton Lima Nashville Greenville Cleveland Rab’s Corner Genoa Sidney Denver Mountain States Julesburg Colo North Platte Neb Sedgewick Colorado

Dinner honors Mrs. H. C. Whitmore with local guests

Mrs. G. B. Brigham hosted a Wednesday dinner in honor of Mrs. H. C. Whitmore. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zarog, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Wise, Mrs. M. B. Rhodes, Miss Byer, and Herbert E. Wise.

G. B. Brigham H. C. Whitmore C. A. Zarog Frank A. Wise M. B. Rhodes Miss Byer Herbert E. Wise

Ringsdorf concert closes Lyceum course at Rex

The Ringsdorf company presented a concert at the Rex to end the local lyceum season with a large audience calling it one of the best entertainments. J K Burnham and Jim Young of Basin were in town on business. Ex County Commissioner 8 T Johnson of Burlington attended. The J C Stewart declamatory contest date moved to April 14 from April 1. An editorial note mentions planting long lived trees to replace town poplars.

Ringsdorf Company Rex 8. T. Johnson Burlington J. C. Stewart

Basin Public Forum Tuesday Meeting to Form Permanent Committee

The Basin improvement committee calls a public meeting next Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the library. Local committees from town organizations will attend to form a permanent body, elect officers, and finalize plans for town betterment efforts.

Basin

Worland Wins State Flag in Laramie Championship

Worland high school defeated Cheyenne 18 to 8 and Rock Springs 17 to 10 in Laramie last Saturday night to claim the state basketball championship. The Cheyenne Tribune praised Cheyenne players but gave excessive space to their talents.

Laramie Worland High Cheyenne Rock Springs Cheyenne Tribune

Worland Boys Earn Championship Through Merit

The article credits Worland for winning the series on merit and disputes claims that Cheyenne deserved the title. It praises Worland for bringing honor to the Big Horn Basin and dismisses efforts to claim Cheyenne as superior.

Worland Boys Cheyenne League of Nations Worland Big Horn Basin

Bridge娱乐晚宴纪要与宾客名单

Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank A. Wise entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs. H. C. Whitmore. In addition to the honor guest those invited included Mesdames M. B. Rhodes C. A. Zaring J. A. Berry Lou Blakesley D. A. Null G. B. Brig ham and W. S. Collins.

Frank A. Wise Bridge H. C. Whitmore Mesdames M. B. Rhodes C. A. Zaring J. A. Berry Lou Blakesley D. A. Null G. BE. Brigham W. 8 S. Collins

Basin declares Spring Clean-Up Week 1920

Mayor Frank A. Wise proclaims the week starting April 5 1920 in Basin to remove rubbish and refuse and beautify the town for sanitary protection urging every citizen to participate.

Basin

Wireless Set Is Installed In Hyattville Back Of The Court House

Dr. L. G. Van Slyke arrived to assist Deputy Sheriff Gould in installing a modern wireless station behind the courthouse. The setup is in first class order and will provide daily creek conditions and Hyattville news. Bob Gould, an experienced operator, will relay world news via wireless code to aid law enforcement in the area.

L. G. van Slyke Hyattville Sherif R. A. Gould Court House Doc Bob Gould Sheriff's Office Wickwire Arlington

Big Horn Basin Clay Products opens in Lovell

Lovell celebrates the start of operations at the Big Horn Basin Clay Products Co. plant on April 17. Frank I Rue invites local Chamber of Commerce members to attend and coordinate attendance from the town.

Frank I. Rue Chamber of Commerce Lovell Commercial Club Big Horn Basin Clay Products Co Frank I.rue Lovell Basin Country

Kensington Yesterday Gathers West of Town Residents

Mrs. Walter Iles hosted a Kensington at her home west of town on the Greybull yesterday. Attendees from Basin included Mrs. W. J. Jones, Mrs. W. W. Murphy, Harry Wise, Frank A. Wise, Wm. Gibson, Lou Blakesley, K. R. A. Gould, J. M. Smith, H. C. Whitmore, M. B. Rhodes and P. P. Anderson.

Walter Iles Kensington Greybull Basin Masdames W. J. Jones W. W. Murphy Harry Wise Frak A. Wise Wm. Gibson Lou Blakesley KR. A. Gould J. M. Smith H.C. Whitmore M. B. Rhodes P.P. Anderson

Republicans push peace with Germany via joint war end resolution

Washington March 31 Republicans in control of the House filed a resolution to end the state of war with Germany and permit limited reciprocal trade. The plan seeks presidential involvement and potential veto, with Democrats opposing any wartime termination outside executive action. The Foreign Affairs Committee will report the measure after debate.

Washington Mar Germany Congress House Foreign Affairs Committee United States Versailles State Department

Death of Mrs Smith in Greeley

Word came this week that Mrs Frank Smith died in Greeley Colorado on the 21st of the month. The Smiths once lived in Basin where they ran the local theatre. He had undergone a operation in Greeley and was recovering when she fell ill and did not survive. Basin friends extend sympathy to the family.

Frank Smith Greeley Colo

Masons Elect Officers in Thermopolis Basin Lodge

The Masonic lodges of the Big Horn Basin meeting in Thermopolis elected officers for the ensuing year. President Dr M A Binith Basin, Vice President Harry Wise Basin, Secretary Treasurer Guy Gay. Attendees reported a fine time in the hot springs.

Masonic Lodges Big Horn Basin Thermopolis M. A. Binith Basin Harry Wise View Guy Gay Theresopolis Treas Lowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Byoming Cement Plaster Company Logal Wen Enders Stucco Mill Mrs. Kinder J. W. Olney Mit Wundred Palm Sunday J. K. Burnham Otto State Bank Jim Young Instora Yeaterday Public Forum Mrs. Smith Masons
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