Pioneer Offices Move In Busy Basin Building
Interior decorations on the second floor of the Pioneer building are nearly complete with tenants moving in. The 21 rooms are finished in dark oak, well lit and ventilated. Notable occupants include Miss Madge Mapes, B. T. Joslin, Prosecuting Attorney R. B. West, H. S. Ridgely, and Drs G. A. and H. T. Harris. The facility supports a hospital like laboratory, and several other professionals will join soon, signaling a bustling Basin town. Real estate transfers and property listings accompany the notice, including parcels in ranges 92 to 97 and 93 to 95, with several sale terms listed. A four-room home for sale near convenient utilities is also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Building
Madge Mapes
B. T. Joslin
4Th Street
R.b.west
H. 8
Ridgely
Ito
The New Iowa Dairy Opens For Jersey Cows
The New Iowa Dairy announces readiness to operate with pure Jersey cows located on the old Van Wert place near town. Geo. Weinzell notes the move and plans for business activity starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Guarantee
Don’t be bald claims Rexall 93 Hair Tonic grows hair and cures baldness in 93 of 100 cases when used as directed. The ad guarantees refunds if not fully satisfactory and touts a pleasant, non greasy formula sold only at Rexall Store Metropolitan Drug Co with two sizes 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Metropolitan Drug Co
Milo Burke Officially Linked to New Wyoming Town Milo
The Rogers House hotel register hints that rancher Milo Burke, long tied to Tensleep, is listed as from Milo Wyoming. This suggests his influence and recognition as Basin expands with the new town of Milo and its chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers House
Wyoming
Milo Burke
Tensleep
Milo, Wyo
Burke
Basin
Milo
Operation A Success For Mrs Gebhart Vein Surgery
Mrs. O. T. Gebhart underwent a varicose vein operation on her lower limbs at Basin hospital Tuesday. Dr. Carter reports a complete success and the patient is expected to return home by Tuesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Gebhart
The
Basin Hospital
Carter
New Line of Baseball Goods From Anderson & Johnson
You must see the fine new line of baseball goods just received by Anderson & Johnson. Most complete and latest ideas for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Johnson
Constipation remedy ad with town sidewalk ordinance text
A mixed column includes Rexall Orderlies guarantee for relief of chronic constipation and a long Basin town ordinance on permanent sidewalks. The ad touts Rexall Orderlies as nerve muscle tonics for bowels, with two sizes, and the ordinance details sidewalk construction as the owner’s duty or town's cost if unpaid.
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land 1911
United States Land Office Buffalo Wyoming on March 8 1911 notices George W Walker assignee of James B Searcy administrator of William A Forester estate Hyattville Wyoming hereby files to enter 80 acres in section 3 township 49 north range 91 west sixth principal meridian serial 03427 under sections 2306 2307 Revised Statutes any adverse claimant or objector to mineral character disposal must file protest affidavits in Buffalo office by April 22 1911 W F Brittain Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
George W. Walker
James B. Searcy
William A. Forester
Hyattville
United States
Do. m
W. F. Brittain
Register
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Bufffalo Wyoming 1911
United States Land Office Buffalo Wyoming on March 8 1911 notices W Walker assignee of Hettle N Hornaday widow of Benjamin Hornaday deceased Hyattville Wyoming filed to enter 80 acres in sections 3 and 4 township 40 north range 7 west sixth principal meridian serial 08428 any adverse claim or objection due to mineral character or other reason must file affidavits by April 22 1911 registered auditor W F Brittain is clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Bufffalo
Wyoming
George W. Walker
Hettle N
Hornaday
Benjamin Hornaday
Hyattville
United States
Nwigsely
W. F. Brittain
Mrs Wickery to Open Music Studio at Mayor Colling’s Home
Mrs Wickery announces a new music studio to be opened in about ten days at Mayor Colling’s residence. She will offer instruction in all instrumental branches and advertise other local items including a house and lot for sale in Basin block 10. Also advertised are ten head of registered bulls, ages two months to two years, priced at $40 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Mra. Wickery
Basin
Cap van Wert
Manderson
Wyo
Town Ordinance on Assessments and Sidewalk Repairs
The text details how assessments are added to property taxes for costs of collection and sidewalk reconstruction. It covers posting notices, collection by distress and sale, and town authority to repair sidewalks if owners fail to do so within fifteen days. It also repeals conflicting ordinances and states the ordinance takes effect after passage, approval, and publication. It closes with mayor and town clerk signatures and an advertising line for Davis Bros. drilling wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Basin
American Society For Teating
Collins
Basin Variety Store Announces New Goods Opening
Basin Variety Store orders new goods and invites buyers to compare prices. It promotes kitchen utensils, ladies and children's wear, granite ware, candies, nuts, school supplies and more. Mrs. L. T. Koch & Co plan a millinery stock, with an opening set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
L. T. Koch & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer Offices
Chas .Cavanaugh
Jos
Hensley
Chas. R. Johnston
Stew
Byron Sessions
J. G. Link
Baren Nebel
Jas.l.brown
Wm. F. Johnson
Lizzie P. Bowman
Hart Investment Co
Martin Joelin
Hart Addition
M. A. Randel
M. A. Cline
Geo. Everett
Jos. B. Crosby
Lovell
Allan D. Tracy
Gale
Ford
Geo, Weinzell
Mavana
City Drug Store
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Carl Wilson
Metropolitan Rug Co
Frank James
Hous
Aallobl
Jas
F. Ewers
Shell Or Basin
Davis Bros
Basin Variety Store
B. T. Joslin Pioneer Block
Quick Farm Loans
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