Local Notes and Social Roundup in Basin Area
Mrs George Black returned Saturday from a visit in Thermopolis. A danceSaturday night at Fraternity hall with Rex orchestra is announced. Earl D Sprague from Otto attended to Basin business. L C Thompson from Worland arrived in Basin for a short trip. Albert Fisher deputy sheriff arrived in town on important business. Otis Grout rancher from Otto country attended Basin business. I offer contracting of all kinds cement and road work. J H Welsh and Mrs J D McDaniel returned to Basin from Thermopolis. Mrs John MacFayden now in Casper spent days in Basin visiting acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fisher
Greybull
Otis Grout
Otto Country
Basin
John MacFayden
Casper
Hasin
High Grade Hamp shire Buck Lambs For Sale
A few choice high grade Hamp shire buck lambs from high grade ewes and registered bucks. Levi BR Churchill Powell Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Levi BR. Churchill
Powell
Wyo
Basin News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Miss Fern Young returns from Greybull after a weekend visit with Irene Wilson. Billie Edwards, a Germania beach rancher, was in Basin for business. Chas Welch, county commissioner from the north, arrived for local duties. Mrs Cloud Rue promotes Switches-Of real hair at Basin Millinery. Miss Carrie Lester visited relatives at Rairden over the weekend. L F Dow, supervising the new courthouse, went to Denver. R B R West, Hasin attorney, left for Thermopolis on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Young
Irene Wilson
Greybull
Billie” Edwards
Germania Beach
Basin
Chas. Welch
Basin Millinery
Cloud Rue
Local notices and social updates from Basin area events
Rex orchestra at Fraternity hall. Senator J H Hinckley from Cowley visited Basin midweek. Misses Helen and Hazel Curtis returned from Manderson. Mrs Cloud Rue promotes fall hats at Basin Millinery. J M Stevens, Greybull citizen, visited the county seat. R R Gleason traveled to Lowell. Leslie Davidson of Basin, now Miner of Hudson, in town. Frank Christensen returned from Rawlins with prisoners en route to serve sentences. Captain Carl Sawyer, in Basin, left for duty in Newton Kansas after a few days with Freeman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Davidson
Basin
Hudson
Carl Sawyer
Freeman
Newton
Kas
For Sale Used Car and Local Basin Notes
A used car in good condition is offered for sale by Frank I Rue. Warren Dailey, prominent Hyattville rancher, was in Basin Monday from Denver, leaving on the southbound train soon after. Mrs Frank Pollock of Greybull works at the Pease Peterson store during the sale and will return home afterward to continue work at the Greybull store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Rue
Warren Dailey
Hyattville District
Basin
Denver
Frank Pollock
Greybull
Pease-Peterson
Messie
Pease and Peterson
Geo Shoemaker Returns to Shell Creek After Runaway Injury
Geo Shoemaker of Shell Creek, seriously injured in a runaway about ten days ago, visited town this week and reported steady improvement. A prominent Shell country farmer and stockman, his friends are relieved by his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Shoemaker
Shell Creek
Mr. Shoemaker
Shell Country
Otto Resident Wm Anderson Grading Road Link
Wm. Anderson, a known Otto resident, worked in Basin this week on the grade contract for the road through the old town oftte to connect with the new bridge planned nearby. The project will improve the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Otto
Basin
Mr. Anderson
Tte
Otto Area Farm Owner Praises New Greybull Bridge Plan
Frank Sanders, a local farmer from near Otto, visited town last Wednesday and expressed strong approval of the county commissioners plan to replace the old bridge across the Greybull River south of Otto. He notes the bridge as a crucial link for the progressive community and its development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sanders
Otto
Ferosa the Greybull
Basin Busy With Regional Travel and Local Notices
Basin residents and visitors conduct scattered business as far as Billings Cody Worland and Greybull. Individuals such as Mandelson, Spath, Weener, Buehner, Zaring, Harding, Kendall, Elizabeth Wilson, J Gordon English, Mrs Wilson, John Fidel, W C Snow, Fred House, M B Rhodes, Mrs Heard, J Nantz, Pat Leavitt, Frank Rue, Fred House, Mike Maloney, R Bonwell, Thomas Massey, Otis Grout and others transport across towns seeking work lodging and services. Public notices advertise rooms for rent and fire safety gear from Lee Motor Co. plus animal sale listings and Yellowstone park travel plans.
Johnsons from Burlington Visit Basin on Monday
Sam l T Johnson former commissioner from Burlington attended to business in Basin Monday. He was accompanied by Orson Johnson from the same place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam'l T. Johnson
Burlington
Basin Monday
Orson Johnson
Mrs Earl and her three children depart Basin for Livingston
Mrs. Orlo Earl and three children from Livingston Montana who had been visiting Basin with her sisters Mrs. P P Anderson and Mrs. Carl Wilson left Tuesday afternoon for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilson
Spence
John Nantz
Mills
Salt Creek
Orlo Earl
Livingston, Mont
Basin
P. P. Anderson
Basin hay shortage prompts large winter shipments
Paris Daugherty and son McKin ley with Billy Castle of Tetshep reported Basin’s range drying out badly and said they will be forced to ship in several hundred tons of hay for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Daugherty
Son McKinley
Billy” Castle
Tetshep
Basin
Mrs T. B Armstronges Arrival and Return Trip
Mrs. T. B Armstrong made a brief trip to Greybull on Wednesday and returned to Basin the same afternoon with Mr. Armstrong who had traveled in his Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. 8. Armstrong
Greybull
Basin
Mr. Armstrong
Ford
Sheridan district Superintendent Stops En Route to Thermopolis
D E Kendall district superintendent of the Sheridan district of the Methodist church paused Saturday briefly while traveling to Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Kendall
Sheridan
Methodist Cuhrch
Thermopolis
Pexton Family Plans Move to Douglas for Stock Raising
Mr and Mrs T 5 Pexton and family left Tuesday for Douglas Wyoming where they will make their future home Mr Pexton there will be engaged in the stock raising business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexton
Douglas
Wyo
Local Visitor Returns Home After Short Stay
Mrs. Rita Brown of Billings left yesterday for home after visiting her sister Mrs. W. E. Evans, who remains for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Brown
Billings
W. E. Evans
Evans
Basin Visitors and Local Arrivals This Week
James Lee of First National Bank sought a furnished room at 7 11 William R Tolman Sr Otto attended to Basin business Monday. B F Clark former Basin laundry owner stayed several days this week. A B Kinzer prominent Bonanza country farmer visited. Dave Matthews and wife from Hyattville joined B F Wickwire in Basin Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
First National Bank
Wm. R. Tolman, Sr
Otto
Basin
B. F. Clark
The
Basin Laundry
A. B. Kinzer
Bonanza Country
Dave Matthews
Hyattville
B. F. Wickwire
Local residents return from trips and attend funeral
Miss Adelaide Newport arrived Wednesday from a southern state vacation. Mrs Gladys Gebhart came home yesterday from Montana to visit relatives. George Cassell of Norfolk left Tuesday after working for Wegner and Buehner at Germania. Harry Smith of Horse Creek, a well known farmer, was in town last Wednesday on business. Senator and Mrs Skovgard attended the funeral of Col A S Mercer at the Mercer home earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Newport
George Cassell
Norfolk
Neb
Wegner and Buehner
Germania
Tusday
Harry Smith
Horse Creek
Simon Skovgard
Mercer
Col. A. 8. Mercer
Ranch owner Jack Flockhart visits town this week
Jack Flockhart of a Shell area ranch was in town this week greeting friends while attending to important business matters at local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flockhart
Shell
Blakesleys Travel for Basin School Arrangements
Mr and Mrs Lou Blakesley drove from Horse creek to town on Tuesday and stayed a few days to arrange housing for Lou Jr who will attend school in Basin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Blakesley
Horse Creek
Lou, Jr
Basin
Bank official named administrator in Worland estate
Harry H. Hime, cashier of the Basin State Bank, went to Worland on Monday to be appointed administrator of the estate of the late C. Keeton. He was accompanied by Rh. West the attorney and witnesses H. T. Harris and C. W. McNay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hime
Basin State Bank
Worland
C. Keeton
Hh. Rh. West
H. T. Harris
C. W. McNay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antlers Hotel
Werse Bros
Alarry L. Wise
Aerbert
Wise
Goodyear Tires
Lee Motor
George Black
Cook
Camp
Republican
Earl D. Sprague
L. C. Thompson
Fraternity Hall
Rex
J. H. Welsh
J. D. McDaniel
C. A. Leavitt
Lee Moton Co
Loveland Transfer Co
Carrie Lester
Rairden
L. F. Dow
Court House
R. BR. West
R. Bonwell
Free Tire Service
Auto Supply & Tire Co
John M. Klein
Hassler
SEE
Motor CO
Rex Orchestra
J. H. Hinckley
Cowley
Lee Motor Co
Helen
Hazel Curtis
Manderson
J. M. Stevens
R. R. Gleason
Lowell
Frank Christensen
Rawlins
B.T. Joslin
United States
Chas. E. Spath
Mandelson
Weener
Buehner
A. Zaring
George Harding
Kendall
Elizabeth Wilson
J. Gordon English
Great Western Sugar Co
John P. Fidel
Grand Junction
Col
W. C. Snow
Owl Creek
Fred House
Keeler
M. B. Rhodes
Kane
W. D. Heard
Wm., Jr
Patten
Atkinson
Wis
Ll. E. Deck
Everybody's
Pat Leavitt
Frank L Rue
Mike Maloney
Yellowstone Park
Thos. Massey
Dr. I. B. Larrick
Cody
W. BG. Hartigan
Mrs. Atherton
Arthur
Woodbine
Iowa
Frank Moore
Scotty Mills
Shoshoni
A. W. Coons
Fred Garland
Mise Gladys Gebhart
Montana
Bigg Moon County
Bianks
Wyoming
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