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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

2

Local and personal notes from Basin area visitors and residents

Basin area diary items list local visitors and residents with brief notes on travel and small ads. Entries mention Black of Worland, Pfeiffer of Manderson, Gruenig of Greybull, Alex Brown of Manderson, and J. Schenk in Toledo. Also notices of watch repair, farm equipment for sale, rentals, and church service details.

Seed Fall Wheat for Seed Urgently Offered

Farmers urged to call for fair wheat seed and place orders immediately. The sender offers to patronize and secure seed but requires orders at once to proceed.

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Oil meal and town visitors mix in Basin notes

A crowded Basin Gazette snippet records local commerce and visitors. Mentions Wise’s store ads for Rexall products, Whitmore watches, and multiple residents in town between trains. Names include Perk Davis of Shell, Rev L C Thompson of Thermopolis, R H Ewart of Manderson, and Mrs A F Marsh, with arrivals at Rogers House and various short trips to Cheyenne and Montana.

Town row and notices from the week ending August 8 1912

Basia Pharmacy and John Davis of Shell were seen in town last Tuesday. Furnished rooms for rent apply to Mrs Lissie Bowman. C J Robertson listed. Mrs Lizzie Bowman visited Billings earlier in the week. C M Miller a Billings business visitor. Dr Elmer Gould leaves today for Kirby on professional business. For sale revisned alfalfa seed at per pound. Big Horn Milling Company. Dr Chester E Harrie visited Grey Bull between trains yesterday. Warren Jones and W B Kimball Billings visitors. For sale three white Orpington hens. Harve Perkins returned Monday from Thermopolis springs. Stewart Paxton an over Sunday visitor, returning to Cody Monday. Try Whitmore for watch clock and jewelry repair. Mrs M Nicely visited Spence this week with husband. County Commissioners P M Gallagher and S T Johnson were Billings visitors. Gerald Coons left yesterday for Rawden to spend the summer. Leader of the Greybull Standard circulating among friends first of week. W W Shaver of Greybull attended Republican central committee meeting last Tuesday. Special inspection engine and two coach loads of officials passed through en route to Powder River country to inspect new construction work. The following letters remain uncalled for for the week ending August 8 1912: Anderson Hannah Downing B W Edmunds Mrs James Bradford Mrs H C Jones Vida Jackson Dock Kinee F M Label Jas McCuhen J M Sanford George When calling for above please notify advertised Wm Gideon P M.

Anderson Hannah Downing B. W. Edmunds James Bradford H. C. Jones Vida Jackson Dock Kinee F. M. Label Jas. McCuhen J. M. Sanford George

Local Notices and Obituary Highlights From Basin Scene

Monday arrivals include H T Nowell from Laurel Montana and Josiah Cook in town. Obituary notes Mrs Sarah Barnew, mother of Mrs S W Creek, died July 25 after a ten month illness. service by Miss Anderson and burial in eastern Iowa beside husband. Mentions Wise jeweler and Kane business visitors. admission of western Wyoming opportunity and Basin life.

Sarah Barnew W. Creek Grandma Barlow Galesburg Mias Anderson Iowa

Fragmentary Globe Lights and stray fragments of local chatter

A collection of fragmented phrases touching on bologna and garlic, free lunch with beer, an insurance agent, an investigating committee, and notions of timely good conduct. The jagged text reveals little coherent narrative or identifiable events.

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Basin lands to grow fruit trees raise value of Basin farms

The Basin Country area plans to boost land value by fruit growing. Prospective buyers can pay 30 to 60 dollars per acre as orchards come into bearing. Worland hosts a nursery and a company is planting land for apples. Apples, cherries and plums show long bearing records with few pests. Seed production expands with alfalfa and cucumber seeds. The region lacks people and capital but climate yields high quality seeds. labor is scarce yet wages are rising.

Basin Country Worland L's Horn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Logal H.b.qates Alfalfa Chopper Josh Ellis Wise B. F. Wickwire Montana Chas. Pfeiffer of Manderson Jack Gruenig Greybull Alex Brown Mandersoon To &— Proncer Trust & Gavinge Bank Lennon B. J Sullivan B. B. Rossiter Aun Qurned Cody Lou Blakenley Fred Tallon Gairden B. C. Hart C. Wilson Mamderson J. P. Arnott Lincoln BE. Jenkins Chas McDonald Max Thomas Lander J. Schenk Toledo Ohio Jesse W. Croaby,Jr Cowley Torm Republican Central Committee Rev. M. Joslin Presbyterian Church 8. J. Neill Emporia Kansas Claire Shaughnessey Burlington G. J. Schenk Laurel Henry Custer Hyattville Christina Elder C. M. Miller Billings J. C. Norris Mrs. Norris Sheridan al Blake Mr. Blake St. Andrews Episcopal Church Fraternity Hall M. B, Nash Perk Davis of Shell Rexall Wise's Il. B. Watson Warren of R. H. Ewart of Whitmore L. C. Thompson Thermopolis W. H. Rek Germania Beiness R. G. Culbertson The Worland Grit Tryter Plance Vieter U. G. Talking Machines Whitmere Ral Anna Cermeroh Germania Beach Bert Pettett H. W. Brokaw A. F. Marsh Mr. Marsh Ashley Howell Zalida Robertson Skovgard Cheyenne Jack Heyder Mandereon Foster Scott Shell Creek Cattle Company Nowood Country M. J. Gebhardt F. A. Wise Basin Cash Grocery Big Horn County Low Blakesley Otto Rogers House H. G. Fitsmaurice Frank W. Arneson Ralph Black W. W. Utterback D. W. Walker Andrew Black Bug D. Adams Surrey J. Q. Heyder Clyde Dorn J. W. Peper Aug. C. Wunderlich A. &. Chilcott Rockvale Chas. Sheldon D. G. Russell Kirby Johnson-Pease Company Basia Pharmacy John Davis Lissie Bowman C. J. Robertson Lizzie Bowman Elmer Gould Big Horn Milling Ca Chester E. Harrie Warren Jones W. B. Kimball Harve Perkins Thermopolis Springs Stewart Paxton County P. M. Gallaher 8. T. Johnson Gerald Coons Rairden W. W. Shaver Powder River Wm. Gideon, P. M H. T. Nowell Mont iRoy Niccolls of Wm, Tilletts of Kane Capital Julé Josiah Cook Joan Barner John Currows Wyoming Jon Ben Rur Big Horn Basin Broadway Seth M. D. Gregg of Thermopelia J. A. Quiner Republican Big Horn Orn Basi Mon Nebraska Big Hogn Milling Co
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