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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1917
Page
8
Goodyear tires sold at Lee Motor with contact number 101 for Loveland Transfer Co. Dad Young from Otto attended business Tuesday. Fraternity hall hosts Saturday night dance with Rex orchestra. Earl Sprague of Otto handled Basin business Tuesday and Wednesday. J H Welsh offers contracting for cement and road work.
Oil Zum and Lee Motor Co. reports. Hyattville visitors F W Gray and Tude Nelson attended Basin business. Mandelson country residents Earl and Clyde Titus visited Basin. attorney J P Arnott left for Worland on Tuesday. For sale 150 native cows with calves and 100 dry cows. inquiries at office. W H Brokaw, Tensleep rancher, attended Basin business. Basin Millinery advertises real human hair switches by Mia Cloud Rue.
A bar gain for someone sells a used car in good condition. Call or write Frank 1 Rue jy27-tt.
Free tire service is offered by Auto Sup ply and Tire Co. at 127 Mrs. Burtis T. Johslin returns from a visit to Billings. M. Miller from Worland and Simon Skovgard, ex state senator, visit Basin for business. Mrs Aaron Johnson and son depart for Rairden. Miss Cloud Rue promotes fall hats at Basin Millinery. Lee Motor Co. markets Dry Climate tires. C C Elliott and Mike Bader attend county business.
Germania's famous bucking filly Umpty-Saddle Goldie never ridden is offered for sale. Perfect for training for the fair with a potential prize winner. Price 175 dollars. J. D. Neff of Burlington Wyoming lists the sale.
Miss Helen Ackerman left Tuesday for Worland to visit a few days. J F Mills of Sheridan attended to business in Basin on Wednesday. J H Welsh traveled to Billings for a short business trip this week. Delbert L Davis left Basin for Mt Ayr Iowa Kansas City and Springfield Mo for a month’s vacation. Stant Brown of Kane visited Basin on Wednesday planning a county fair exhibit. Earl and Mrs Gebhart of Billings spent several days in Basin to service an adding machine. Warren Dailey of Hyattville conducted Basin business and warned the dry weather could ruin grazing areas.
Justice Bonwell married Carroll Comp ton of Mitchell County Texas and Mattie Lou B Spath in a car ceremony last Friday evening. The couple plans to reside in the Basin for now and expects to establish their home there.
Mr and Mrs Kilpatrick recently wed in Thermopolis arrived in Basin on Tuesday. M A Randel from Worland stopped briefly on Tuesday while en route home from the county’s northern area.
Those who will furnish board or rooms, or both, to teachers, communicate with Mrs. A. W. Coons.
The barber shop will be open seven in the morning to seven in the evening after September 1. Pat Leavitt offers 2700 head of blackface and Rambouillet lambs and 1500 ewes for sale between now and September 15. For info contact Franklin G. Tolman Tensleep Wyoming. Frank A. Cleveland, a former county clerk employee, has been commissioned as second lieutenant in the U S Army quartermaster corps after three months at Fort Snelling.
Rev W A Long visited Grey Bull on Tuesday for business. J M Fire extinguisher promotes fire protection with a $10 offer from Lee Motor Co 122 tf. Thos M Hyde Basin attorney departed Tuesday for a brief business trip to Worland.
Judge Percy Metz traveled to Worland by inspection engine on Tuesday for business purposes. E. J. Sullivan, in Denver for a week, returned to Basin the same day. L. A. Eshenbaugh left Basin Tuesday after visiting his sister Mrs. W. S. Burt. He plans to travel to Kansas then Pennsylvania. Everyone is to govern themselves accordingly. Pat Leavitt.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. C KE Beard this afternoon at 3 o clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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