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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
8
A string of residents from Greybull Worland Manderson and Emblem visit Basin. Reports include trout catches on Paint Rock, well drilling in Byron, and court and business matters. Social notices highlight dinners, outings, and family visits, with ads for rent and furniture.
Services are scheduled for next Sunday in Basin at o'clock in the Catholic church and in Greybull at 11 o'clock.
A dense blot of names and brief items from town life notes visits by Elmer and Claude Waln Medicine Lodge and John Landfair from Lowell, Mrs Milton Seaman from Greeley attends funeral in Burlington, Under Sheriff Ed Dawson returns from Lowell, the Douglas Delicatessen serves large parties, and several local business and personal notices appear throughout.
Under Sheriff Ed Dawson returned from Lovell with Myrtle Peake and John Lowe charged with maintaining a house of prostitution and residing there. They were at the Adams hotel where a girl testified. Both defendants face Judge Metz in district court this morning.
Joe P. Jacobs, secretary and treasurer of William Jewell College, Liberty Missouri, visited the local high school this week to promote the college. The item also notes a beer truck getting mired in mud and captured, and comments on country roads and social topics in a breezy, opinionated tone.
Mrs Geo Nelson of Burlington was a Wednesday visitor in town. Jim Whaley of Manderson was in town. The James G Noll Lumber Company advertised. Roger Culbertson of Worland visited. Carrie Plasters of Hyattville attended to business. R E Spurrier returned from Omaha with cattle. Rex to present Will Rogers in Cupid the Cowpuncher Monday and Tuesday. For sale two registered stallions Emil Werbelow Emblem Wyoming. Mr and Mrs F S Colter of Worland visited last Sunday. J H Dunton and others enjoyed Ribbon Canyon trip. J R Matthews of Hyattville visited early week. Jim Whaley visited Manderson early week.
We thank friends in Basin for kindness during illness and after the death of our wife and mother and for the many beautiful floral offerings. H. W. Horn. James Horn.
Hime Bros. begin putting the roof on the M. and church building as work proceeds. Citizens who are delinquent on payments are urged to settle promptly.
All persons with claims against the Rex theatre or O A Leavitt are urged to present their claims before May 29. The notice requests claimants to present details to the designated party by the deadline.
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