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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
6
Inland column reports crops on the Greybull area, including a beardless barley field yielding well and promising profits. Roads along Beaver Creek are poor after rains, with commissioners cutting expenses but needing repairs. Community news covers visits, market raspberries, family updates, and local canning factory activity.
Notice is given that the First State Bank of Kane is formed under Wyoming law. Filed July 26 1915 with the Secretary of State. Capital stock ten thousand dollars, 100 shares of 100 each. Directors for year one: M B Rhodes J L Murphy S R Bereman B H Cocking D L Darr. Principal office Kane Big Horn Wyoming. agent M B Rhodes.
The Pleasant Valley dairy reports the ordered clarifier has not yet arrived though shipped from Helena January 1st. The firm says milk production continues and Basin will soon boast of clarified milk, touted as nature s best and cheapest food. Pleasant Valley Ferry, Phone 7712. J. and Lemcke, man and pro.
Clerk of District Court R. H. Abrena. Judge of District Court P. W. Mets. Court Stenographer G. Hartigan. Superintendent of Schools Ruth Donaldson. County Treasurer John K. Burnheim.
Methodist Episcopal Church invites the public for Sunday August 15 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 featuring a sermon on The keys of St Peter and the church and an 8 p.m. service with Have we confidence in the man. Pastor A M Creath extends a welcome. Baptist ladies aid society holds a meeting at Mrs G W Racer’s home Friday August 20 with all welcome.
The seed lot tested highest in purity and germination came from O A Irwin of Basin at 98 percent purity and 95 percent germination. Oats from Basin reached 96 percent purity and 95 percent germination while beans from Lowell were 98 percent pure and 95 percent germination. Robin Bonwell of Basin contributed various seeds, all showing top scores for purity and germination, highlighting Big Horn County's lead.
Rock Springs Wyoming August 9 Nearly two weeks after a disastrous flood that swept the business district trouble is reported from hail swept into basements. The hail banked twenty nine solid forms a wall of ice, causing water to freze and worsen damage. Several foundations of business buildings are collapsing as the hail melts, undermining structures that were bolstered by flood waters receding.
Schedule lists Basia station train times with No. 313 Northbound at 12 46 p m and No. 311 Southbound at 12 50 p m every day except Sunday.
The August crop report indicates Wyoming crops are notably above national averages. Winter wheat 1,380,000 bushels, spring wheat 1,670,000, oats 8,940,000, potatoes 2,100,000, hay 1,280,000 tons, cabbage and alfalfa near 93 percent. Elk Dinner at Tensikep bust involved Mr and Mrs Pease and others. outing to Basin with good fishing and entertaining guests.
Last Monday the north bound passenger train was held up at Manderson for some time. The breakmen in throwing the hatch doll too soon caused damage to one end of the deeper and the diner car. The same train was about five hours late Tuesday and did not arrive until six o clock.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a percentage 68 and references sections and a year or page marker. lacks clear event, person, or organization details to form a coherent news item.
Services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. BY. P. U. meet at 7 p.m. Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. A cordial invitation to all to attend. G. W. Racer, Pastor.
Christian Science services announced for Sunday at 11 am in the chapel across from Carnegie Memorial. Details incomplete due to OCR.
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Evening service at 5 o'clock. John W. Dickson serves as pastor. Republican for job printing.
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