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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
Our larger stock of genuine leather goods is priced to move. A new line of Alaska refrigerators, high quality dressers, kitchen cabinets, trunks, and Hartman and Indistructo lines arrive. Window curtains, rods, sash poles, and other window fixtures plus rugs are available. Call and visit us.
W. 8S. Colling visited Shell Inet Friday where a progress association was formed with twenty two charter members. C F MacKengile was elected president A H Barry vice president and Hal Sweney secretary treasurer. A larger central group will gain support from this new club and a dance followed the meeting with strong booster sentiment for growth.
The town council of Basin Wyoming proclaims April 22 1911 as Cleaning Up Day. The civic committee of the Woman's club and the streets and alleys committee will lead a town wide effort to clean streets alleys and grounds. Citizens are urged to cooperate and participate in the cleanup. Signed by Mayor W S Collins and Town Clerk J F Ewers at the town hall.
Notices state the county commissioners will establish a road starting at the southwest corner of lot 4 in section 27 township 52 north range 93 west, running east 23.57 chains to the southeast corner of section 27. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 2, 1911, or the road will be established without regard to such claims. Also, Dr Bea reports a foot of snow at Kirwin on Wood River and three inches at Meeteetse, with ample snow in the mountains to ensure irrigation water this season.
Easter services at the Meth Eds church drew one of the year’s largest congregations. Rev WH B Shepherd delivered an impressive morning sermon. Vocal selections by Mrs G A Harris and Miss Kathleen O’Neil were praised. An evening children's program proceeded as planned and was well enjoyed.
H J Dean the University of Wyoming athletic coach toured Hig Horn county high school last Monday and Tuesday to promote the inter school athletic field meet and declamatory contest at the university on May 19 20. He urged the students to train hard and offered posters and a talk that boosted school spirit. Constipation advisory promotes Chamberlains Tablets with a standard dealer note.
George Scambler of Basin Bot ling Worksman with Wm Tilforth Ben Garland and P P Anderson toured Hyattville Saturday afternoon. They were driven home by Mr Voss and found business in the upper country thriving. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant for children and effective for colds croup and whooping cough with maple syrup flavor, sold by dealers.
Seek Location Joe Pailey of the Bulletin Berthoud Colo visited Diamond City last Saturday with W F Poley of Berthoud. Pailey is scouting Basin country for a new paper location and left for Worland on Monday. Also noted are Ira Watkins selling his rooming house to J J Rech and moving his barber shop, Wickwire harness shop promotions, hair services, Roberts Filter water ad, Basin Clothing House sales, and a stray catalog line about cattle branding and a diamond cut reference.
The Guild of Perseverance of the Episcopal church in Greybull hosted an entertainment and dance on Monday night. Over twenty selections were performed and a large crowd attended, enjoying a most delightful evening.
The board of county commissioners proposes changing a road through section 16 to a new path described by measured directions and points. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk before noon on May 2, 1911. absent objections the road will be altered without further reference. County Clerk Peter Enders signs the notice dated April 5, 1911.
A county road plan begins at the southwest corner of section 5 township 7 range 1 west, runs north 80 rods, east 2.75 miles, southeast to the northwest corner of section 12, then east one mile to Main Grey Bull road. The action is dated April 5 1911 with noon May 2 1911 deadline or the road will be established. County Clerk notes the notice appears in a Republican job work item.
John W. Sickelamith of Greensboro Pa notes three children suffer frequent colds and claims Chamberlains Remedy has given better relief than other cough medicines tried. The ad mentions sales by all dealers and references various unrelated items and names, including a UK barber shop and cattle company, with scattered fragments about cattle, horses, and local terms.
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