Local Notes Highlight Residents and Visits
W A Crook of Denver spent a few days in town this week. Mayor J Sullivan reported ill. Attorney F H Ellis of Greybull attended to legal business. Mayor Cassell of Greybull visited Basin last evening. The Kimbro daughter is ill this morning. Rev G E Black of Manderson visited Basin on business. Charles Gingrich of Ohio Oil Co visited Hidden Dome for business. Mrs Carl Wilson bought the H S Smith property in the southwest. Mr and Mrs Lou Blakesley moved into the R E Gleeson property. Ralph Hearhart of Basin Lumber & Supply Co purchased the John Zane residence. Mr and Mrs J H Hanlon and family moved into the Freeman property bought by Wm Lewis. Ruth Rhodes remains seriously ill. Mrs Arthur Sly of Weeland cared for Mrs Hoover's child during illness. Mrs Etta Perkins from above Otto visiting sister Eva Perkins this week. Mrs Perkins ill for some time and resting here. Marriage licenses issued to Andrews Frank Jones Miller Riley Holderman Clark Alta and Portland. Mrs Mary Clark and daughter Alta visiting from Roberts Montana. plans to move to Portland.
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J. Sullivan
F. H. Ellis
Greybull
Cassell
Mary Clark
Alta
Roberts, Mont
Clark
Greybull Valley
Portland
Ore
Contracts Awarded for Local Grade and Bridge Work
The commissioners awarded the hill grading contract to J. H. Welsh for 1500 dollars. The Monarch Construction Company won the Kane bridge move and Byron bridge contraction work. All projects to start immediately.
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Greybull River
J. H. Welsh
Kane
Byron Bridge
Monarch Construction Company
Lieut Mones J Hawley Dies in France
Word reached Douglas of Lieut. Mones J. Hawley’s death in France from spinal meningitis. He was brother to Douglas County Attorney Robert Hawley and had visited Basin with J. H. Montgomery.
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Douglas
Lieut
Mones J. Hawley
France
Robert Hawley
Basin
J. H. Montgomery
Annual Meeting Notice for Basin Wyoming Group
Notice announces Wyom ing Stock Powers Association annual meeting in Basin Wyoming on April 1 1919 at 10 a m. Adjourned to April 10 1919 at 10 a m for officer election and business. Secretary Alice Smith signs. Also unrelated ad for cut flowers and funeral designs by J R Bonwell phone 1382.
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Wyoming Stock Powers Association
Basin
Wyoming
J. R. Bonwell
Auto Licenses Due Warn Drivers and Owners
Sheriff B F Wickwire announces 1919 auto licenses required for all vehicle owners. Prosecution will follow for driving without a license. License blanks available at the sheriff’s office. Republican for job printing.
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Diet
B. F. Wickwire
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W. A. Crook
Denver
A. A. Kimbro
Chas. Gingrich
The
Ohio Oil Co
Hidden Dome
Carl Wilson
Lou Blakesley
R. E. Gleeson
Ralph Hearhart
Basin Lumber & Supply Co
John Zane
J. H. Hanlon
Freeman
Wm. Lewis
Ruth Rhodes
Arthur Sly of
Weeland
E. C. Hoover
Hoover
Etta Perkins
Otto
Eva Perkins
Clarence A Andrews
Herman, Minn
Ruth A. Frank
Emblem
Matthias Jones
Fannie May Miller
Chas. Riley
Sadie Holderman
Hawley
Alice Smith
Republican
America
Americans
Big Horn County
United States OF America
Big Horn
Liberty Loan Committee
Thos. M. Hyde