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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
8
Fremont Buggies guarantees accompany every buggy from the factory, plus the firm’s own assurance. The spring and summer brought prosperity to Big Horn County ranchers and residents, and owning a Fremont Buggy will help their families enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Two houses rise under Bert Pettett with Manderson Lumber building for Frantz & Burley as they prepare for a fishing trip with wives and relatives. R H Ewart runs the hardware store during absence. Aug 1 to Aug 12 saw trout season crowds, camps at Cold Springs, illness dampening joy. Willis Dittmer adds to his store, Seth Johnson nearly ready, band stand moved, town hall project, visitors from reclamation service visit, Lincoln trip by Irving Ewart with a wife, and a new Baptist pastor Rev Borden serving Manderson Rairden Moyattville. Bert Pettett rumor of hotel purchase denied. Victor Timmons and wife visit from IXanisakee Ill staying at Mrs Woody’s hotel.
Shell Creek notes record a wedding dinner for Mr and Mrs Harry Smith with attendees including H V Smith Beass Smith Vic Ward and others. A Friday cloud burst near Red Gulch flooded Whaley and Sweney Bros ranches, damaging about twelve acres and Timothy on Whaley land valued around 1000 dollars. Ward continues field work while details of a local marriage August 8 at Basin are mentioned with Whaley school history and social notes.
The item records a social diary with bets, gifts, and plans. It mentions Harry Smith and Joe Cook's present, a free dance on August 19 at the Shell opera house, and various residents traveling to the mountains. It also praises Mr. Hoover for county clerk candidacy and notes party activity in Big Horn county.
Hon H S Ridgely was summoned to Sheridan on Tuesday and is likely to be detained there until tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ackerman welcomed a four pound seven ounce boy as family and friends gathered. Mrs Lee now in Denver expects to return soon. Maurice Anderson and Jess Saunders left for the richrock ranch to assist in haying. Myrtle Hauser recovered from illness and could go out. A Greybull crowd attended a Thursday dance. Water shortages along the Greybull river worry ranchers who plan three crops. Belton hosted by Mrs Gould, Sanders family visited Burlington, Degering from Burlington placed grocery orders, Grout expanded land north of town and began fencing.
Marshall and Abnerly Civil Engineers address irrigation canals reservoirs water works power plants concrete structures and general engineering. Includes fire life accident health and liability insurance. Basin Wyoming.
Medical and surgical diseases of the eye ear nose and throat treated and glasses fitted. Also general practice. Hyattsville.
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