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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
10
A home bakery entices readers with special order oysters patties cream puffs lady fingers fruit cakes and coconut macaroons jelly rolls layer cakes vanilla wafers sugar cookies lemon snaps iced shrewsbury squares and coconut bars promising tasty dainty cakes and pastries.
J. M. Shriver formerly with Big Horn Milling Co has opened a feed and flour store in Thermopolis and left Saturday to take charge of the new business.
Mr and Mrs W O Steele long time Meteetse residents checked in at the Antlers hotel on Monday as they arrived in town for a visit to the area.
Big Horn Oil and Gas Co advertises a cash register for sale. It claims the unit is in good as new condition and invites interested buyers to apply at Anderson and Johnson in Basin Wyoming.
In the Big Horn Basin attractive stones can be cut ground mounted and polished into jewelry. Jack Paddock recently had two moss and milk agate specimens mounted by Whitmore the jeweler, and they are described as very attractive.
Frank I Rue traveled to Worland to make final proof on land in section 10 two two south range 93. The statement notes he moves quickly at times and is pursuing the land claim near Worland.
J W Herfert, bosom friend of J W Osborne, won a five dollar gold piece at Mrs Star ton’s moving picture show last Saturday. His ticket number was 321.
Anderson and Johnson offer a Fremont buggy for sale. The advert invites buyers to enjoy a smooth ride with a quality vehicle.
The Linotype Bulletin praises the Republican weekly from Basin Wyoming noting its 12 to 16 page home print run with strong typographic quality. Experts in newspaperdom assess it highly, commending use of Junior for ads and borders and indicating its strong prospects among weeklies nationwide.
The Shell resident F L Kirkpatrick conducted a sale advertised in The Republican. Proceeds pleased both Kirkpatrick and Col Cropsey whose silvered oratory drew bidders and dollars to the auctioneer’s stand. The piece ends with lively, humorous praise of the auction scene.
The Misses Blanche Emery and Cecelia Dougherty of Tensleep country visited Basin on Saturday and shopped at Linnabary New York Store.
Leonard Short traveled from Embar to Springs yesterday and then took the train to Worland this morning to handle business matters in the region. The Thermopolis Record notes the brief journey and purpose of the trip.
One day more about 1000 pounds gentle to drive sound team harness all reasonable must sell L Fliedman Basin Shell Route
Mr and Mrs W L Green of Colter arrived in Basin at the start of the week to do their Christmas shopping.
Pure rubber, five dollars fifty cents per pair. J Bircumshaw offers solid footwear option with standard sizing and durable construction for work and outdoor use.
Opening the basketball season in Billings the Triple B's meet Sheridan Wyoming's Mes sicks Giants at the Coliseum on Thursday December 1. Manager Neill of the Billings Booster Buicks arranged the game by wire. The Giants, led by George W Messick, unite players from Spencer Business College militia company and local high schools into a strong team nicknamed Mersick's Giants.
J W Osborne, who drew two acreage tracts in the Collins Higby land drawing last Thursday, spent Thanksgiving in Sheridan and returned in time to draw two lots. He is noted as living in Basin the Diamond City.
Child Taken Ill On Train Mrs Hoffman Basin: on last Saturday a child accompanying Mrs Hoffman became ill on a Basin train and Dr Carter was summoned to provide medical attention. Hay offered by A J Welch at Frisby Bros Basin includes 100 tons of alfalfa with no foxtail and portions of bromo and timothy.
F H Whitmore the jeweler has relocated from the Fourth and B streets corner to the drug store in the Pease block. The move reflects a shift in retail storefronts as customers are advised of the new location and hours.
A local ad promotes hunting with Winchester firearms and saddle guns sold by Ander son and Johnson. The notice highlights equipment for buyers seeking reliable gear for field use.
A chic woman with scarlet lips questioned the Republican reporter outside John Bircumshaw's store last Saturday, asking why he wrote about one schoolteacher while ignoring other pretty school marms at the institute. The identity of the young woman is not provided in the excerpt.
C F Demaske representing The Orange Judd magazine stood near Basin State Bank on Monday and easily landed subscribers from nearly every listener.
Supt. Brown, known as Clerk-elect of the Courts Billie Brown, was a notable visitor at the county seat's government offices in Big Horn County.
Cooks have received a large shipment of men’s clothing featuring bargain prices on new styles. The items include coats suits and shirts offered at reduced rates for a limited time. Shops emphasize value and selection as spring fashions arrive.
Burlington’s Bishop McNiven dropped by Basin on Monday and told The Republican how Wyoming has blossomed since 1861 when he first crossed the state with an ox team. He mourned the passing of J. D. Allen, a man he held in high regard.
The Presbyterian Sunday school reports strong turnout last Sunday and will meet again this Sunday at the usual hour in Fraternity hall at 9 45.
If the plumbing contract fails to turn out first class, you lose. They market themselves as doing only the best sanitary plumbing work for Big Horn Oil & Gas Co.
For sale a pair of fine geldings aged six and seven, jet black, about 3,300 pounds, asking price 500 dollars. Open to trade for other young stock. Contact J Stant Brown in Ionia.
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