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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
5
Real estate ads offer 431 acres on Shell Creek at 40 per acre with water rights, a stock ranch with house and orchard at 50 per acre, a farm seven miles from Basin with river frontage at 25 per acre, and other properties. Listings promise easy terms, proximity to schools and mountain ranges, and calls to write for details.
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules the animal in question remains a mule and not a mare, following a theft case involving C J Ost and Bernard Fisher of Owatonna. The report also notes post office pay increases and county tax actions amid spring assessments, with plans for a nitroglycerine plant near Worland and a new Jivah College building underway.
In Wolverton a quiet Kentucky town, David Telford keeper of a padlocked barn room harbors a secret Moonshine operation. Revenue officers arrive with a warrant for his arrest while Ina Telford watches in distress as her lover Justus Reynolds rides away to warn and aid the suspected man.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS Jom Allen and wife came from their ranch in the Allen car yesterday. J A Alderdice of the lower Grey bull was in Basin greeting friends. Frank Smith and family returned from Tensleep after a successful fishing trip. Mrs Ann Allen and Miss Mabel stayed a few days on Beaver creek with son John Allen and family. J F Hope a Greybuds river stockman was in town for business. Mr and Mrs G M Stout and their daughter left for a Park trip lasting about three weeks.
George Harding visited Basin briefly, greeting friends in Greytall while E T Elbertson promoted Wyoming Sunday School work in town and headed to Worland. Harry Williams and Lawrence Trone with Myrtle Kershner leave for Maple Creek Canada to reside. Kershner visiting. Burlington project at Guernsey advances cement work, bridge set for completion August 1 and operation by December 1. it ranks as the second largest Burlington bridge west of the Missouri.
Vincent Cochina has shown great improvement after several weeks in the hospital and will soon be able to go home. W H Dotur of Oz City Pa left for home Sunday after weeks in the country reviewing oil prospects. he plans to return next week to begin development on promising lines controlled by his group.
O Parker of Rosco and Charles Trumbull of Clark Wyoming visited town early this week en route to the upper Nowvad area seeking to raise and ranch sheep. They plan to drive their flock in from Montana or sell and buy locally if possible.
A short classified note advertises a 2300 lb item described as black with young features. It references a person or team, a name Manderson, and a location Wyoy90. The text promises first class quality and a welcoming sales tone at Pat's billar hall.
Milk clarification means purifying milk of unclean matter without altering butter fat. Pleasant Valley dairy reports the clarifier ordered from Helena on June 1 has not arrived yet. Trailers have been sent out and Basin will soon have clarified milk, touted as nature's best and cheapest food. Pleasant Valley Dairy, J. B. Lemeke, Manager and Proprietor, phone 7713.
For sale SE% of Section 4 Township 61 Range ? near Otto at eighty dollars per acre. All of it within close land and will bear closest investigation. Call or write P P Anderson Basin Wyoming ald
Fer Gale and Hartien the City Barber are involved in a local farm feature. Fred Houses, proprietor, is noted in connection with the event. A2A.
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