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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
3
Stop paying rent and buy a home with monthly payments. Master Emil Rech spends his vacation two miles above Mandreson, enjoying fishing with hook and line.
A listing of GOP achievements highlights arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, Sherman act enforcement, tariff battles against Democratic bills, postal savings banks, rail rate controls, canal completion, anti slavery gains, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, mines bureau, open door in China, and many reform acts. The piece credits fiscal gains, court actions, civil service extension, and conservation, with a closing note from the WCTU on meeting outcomes and a bright outlook for Basin.
Saturday showcases a varied lineup with Regeneration themes and an intense army drama The Right Name but the Wrong Man. Also a secret force tale When Women Rule about equal suffrage. A big dance with live music invites all to enjoy, regardless of dancing.
A collection of aphoristic observations on money, ambition, envy, travel, and social behavior. It critiques vanity and hustling, notes about outdoor amusements in July, and questions of status. The piece wryly reflects on public figures, work ethic, and influences on culture with a humorous tone.
At a special meeting of the Basin State Bank board L. J Diehl was elected director to fill the vacancy caused by John Seaman resignation. John Luman was elected vice president at the same meeting.
Wm Gibson reports a very heavy rain yesterday toward Hyattville five miles up the big gulch from town. Fred Garland broke down his machine miles out and Gibson went to assist. Five miles out the gulch was flooded and they returned to town without reaching Mr Gerland's machine.
A city meat market announces an eating and cooking campaign aimed at promoting local produce. Organizers invite residents to sample dishes and attend cooking demonstrations with regional chefs and suppliers.
Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays. Lewisia Chapter No 16 C BE 8 first and third Wednesdays. Basin Lodge No 35 IOOF every Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No 16 IOOF second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 IOOF first and third Fridays. Basin Camp No 5586 MWA second and fourth Thursdays. Mountain Home Camp No 813 RNA second and fourth Mondays. Triangle Lodge No 31 K of P first and third Thursdays. Cloud Peak Nest No 1497 Order of Owls second and fourth Wednesdays. Have complete new bottling outfit and now furnish both milk and cream in bottles Frisby dairy n2e tf
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