Fur lined overcoats offered at sixty dollars
Local shop promotes fur lined overcoats as stylish and classy with a wide assortment. The advertisement highlights the premium quality and price of sixty dollars, inviting customers to view the stock.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
2
Local shop promotes fur lined overcoats as stylish and classy with a wide assortment. The advertisement highlights the premium quality and price of sixty dollars, inviting customers to view the stock.
An advertisement promotes ladies furs as ideal holiday gifts with a broad line of furs including neck pieces and muff sets. It highlights affordable prices and notes a children’s coats line priced from 4.75 to 6.00, urging mothers to see the selection before it sells out.
The Zane's shop offers a large spacious layout with groceries and clothing under one roof. It sits adjacent to the post office and aims to provide a comfortable shopping experience.
Lou Blakesley, division superintendent, has transformed the board of control from a litigious, slow body into an organized, efficient office guiding irrigation and drainage. His leadership, field visits, and writings have shaped water law and policy, while public support grows across counties. Lydia Webb, a Basin youth, passed away at seventeen, with funeral services held in Basin. Miss Webb’s classmates and community mourn her loss.
A B Wrigley of Wrigley Brothers Manderson visited Diamond City Tuesday to settle personal affairs. He and his brothers have a strong run on the Basin coast, preparing fine hogs for next year's markets and contributing to the Big Horn Basin's growth.
Telegram from Minnie Limbach reports the death of Mary Baker Eddy, with funeral notes and tributes from followers. The item includes sentiments on Eddy’s work in Science and Health and references to The Republican press and Church matters. Also mentions Frank Musselman’s return from Iowa and local ads for Chamberlain liniment and Family Fruit Store offerings.
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