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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
2
Johnson Trenter Co transfers and land proofs fill Basin ledgers with many visits by St Joe, Burlington and Germania figures. Local ranchers and merchants from Greybull valley are noted for land, stock, mines and water wells as transfers, weddings and travel fill the week.
Fred Miller of Gebo and Andy Preether plus Joe Murray visited Worland this week. Attorney J H Guemenson from Shoshoni and fur dealer Wm Gibson traveled for business. James Lucas and wife visited from Thermopolis to see Mrs Scholz family. County received a large load of bridge lumber for road work. Judge Metz left for Thermopolis to manage court matters and will call a jury upon return. Mrs Sereh Douglas of Glasgow visits Hyattsville relatives and plans to tour the U S before returning home. A 8 Mercer Jr from Hyattville ranch visited town after legislative sessions. Alex Liddiard from Cody arrived with a freight truck agent to finalize deliveries.
A note inviting readers to save a series of Panama Canal photographs, described as interesting and educational, highlighting their historical and educational value.
E G Caldwell handles farm loan negotiations for the Security Farm Loan Association of Chicago. Loans run 6 percent interest for 6 or 10 years. For details write or inquire in Powell Wyoming.
Grain privileges offer a method to profit from wheat, promising safety and surety. Advertises buying options: 10 bushels or 10,000 bushels at $10, or both for $20, with profits from small cent movements. Encourages contacting Bank eos eeries for details and a Lewx Box 200 reply.
Attorney at law advertises practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department with offices in the Pioneer Building.
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