Basin News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Simon Skovgard of Basin travels to Riverton and Cheyenne for livestock meetings while advocating stricter cattle import inspections. Local editor Joe Magill visits Basin, recalling the town’s press growth since its 21 years. The State University band has expanded to twenty five pieces, preparing for a Big Horn theatre event on Friday April 13.
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Joe Magill
Thermopolis
Basin
Joe
Simon Skovgard
Cheyenne
State University
Big Horn Theatre
Oil stock quotes and market reports from Capital Bar
Daily oil stock quotations received by wire. Also weekly market reports for leading brokerage houses. 1 m31 tt Capital Bar.
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Tt Capital
University Band 25 Pieces Performs in Basin
Local readers report the University band, 25 pieces, will give a show at Big Horn theatre tonight. A vocal octette and musical specials accompany the program as the band travels in its own car. Reserved seats are 75 cents.
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Big Horn Theatre
Wm. Brady
Alice Brady
Black’s Ford repairs and service offered in Basin
Black’s touts complete line Ford repairs with guaranteed work and reasonable prices. T. B. Scott of Greybull visited Basin on Wednesday. Earl Sprague of Otto attended to business in Basin. L. Vandevender returned from an East trip saying there’s no place like home. R. R. Denny, with Ohio Oil at Casper, came home Wednesday afternoon. H. B. Harris, Greybull telephone manager, met Basin merchants about the meeting there yesterday.
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Vic Johnson
Mrs.Moeller
Basin
J. Scholz
Thermopolis
B. F. Smith
Fromberg
Mont
Mr. Smith
Sunnyside
Louis Biagin
Basin Country
Earl Sprague
Otto
L. Vandevender
R. R. Denny
The
Ohio Oil Co
Casper
H. B. Harris
Greybull
Hawaiian Troubadors at Big Horn 25 and 50c
Mrs. Aaron Johnson sustained a very serious ankle sprain after an accident Tuesday night while carrying a bucket of water to drown out a yard fire and was taken to the hospital. The Hawaiian Troubadors, billed as the pret tiest and daintiest musical novelty, performed at Big Horn with 25 and 50 cent admission.
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Aaron Johnson
Basin Meat Market price offers and local notices
Basin Meat Market offers eight cents for beef and thirteen cents for chicks while paying eleven cents for hogs live weight. The Big Horn theatre shows Blue Bird photoplays this week and Liberty the patriotic serial at the Big Horn venue. The Baptist church ladies aid meet Friday April 20 1917 at 2 30 pm hosted by Mrs Welch with Mrs E J Sullivan. D W Early from Manderson visited town and Mr and Mrs J F Ewers visited their ranch near Bonanza.
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Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
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Hearry L Wise
Ford
Lee Motor Co
Riverton
Arthur K. Lee
Big Horn
Rexall
Marion
Clyde
Montgomery
G. W. Black
John Deere
R. B. Landfair
Republic Oil Co
T. D. Dempsey
Manderson
John K. Burnham
Lowell
Aél
Studebak
W. W. Black & Co
Mrs. C. A. Zaring
Billings
Ford House
Percy W. Metz
Worland
Vernus G. Hall
Denver
Navy
Chas. Welch
Cowley
Mann Hotel
Ed Meador
Esther Pauley
A. W. Roth
J. B. Gilbert
Gus Trinkle
Nenigh
Hupmobile
W. W. Murphy Motor Co
Wyoming
O. K
Barber Shop
Agency Billings
O. T. Young
E. J. Sullivan
L. J. Willis
State University Band
Gus Allen
Tensteep
F. Neithammer
Gilmore Hartigan
Dave Allen
Hyattville
J. N. Minkes
Mannderson
Warren Jones
M. O. Barnes
8. M. Barnes
General Automobile
J.H. Welsh & Co
Bairden
Francis Bair
Brookman
F. O. B. Wheat‘land
Johnson
University Band
Ina Livermore
Spokane
Wash
Margaret Landfair
Celina
Ohio
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hirsh
Wickwire
Lewis and Munsing
Johnson-Pease Co
Wyo
Black
Black’s
T. B. Scott
Office OK
B. T. Joslin Hatin
Call Basin
Basin Market
Neithammer
Liberty
D. W. Early
W. M. Co
Mrs
J. F. Ewers
Bonanza
Goumby