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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
2
Local notices list Basin residents and visitors in a flurry of shopping, business trips, and social calls. Names include A A Kim bro, J H Welsh, R C May, L Allen, D L Carr, J A Guthrie, L Halpin, Henry Armeling, E J Sullivan, A L Henderson, E H Gilles, A S Mercer, H M Sheive, A M Tanner, J A Quiner, Claude Calvert, Louis Bell, J C Knode. Mart and Lovell Chronicle records frequent commerce and travel between Basin and surrounding towns.
Western Union patrons must pay cash for messages after January first. No charge accounts are available. Dated notice indicates effective change.
Alvin Carothers of Hyattville made a first return visit to Basin County Seat on Tuesday this week after a long absence, marking a noteworthy local reunion and a return to the area.
Mr and Mrs Frank Herfert long familiar to Basin's older residents traveled through Basin this week and departed on Tuesday for Denver.
Basin Millinery Store and Wise Bros. Jewelry push seasonal offerings while a stream of visitors from Hyattville Shell creek and Otto attend to shopping and business in Basin on Tuesday and Monday. Names include Pa Pa N P Larson Albert Winzenreid Bliss Bain and Claude Waln among others.
Our line of jewelry is still unbroken. Every piece guaranteed, select yours now at Wise Bros., jewelry. d21
Mrs Frank Hoff man and Willis Nelson from Hyattville were in town on business. Percy Edwards supervising Greybull's new theatre project attended the show. Geo C Tway, brother of Mrs Jas A Berry from Idaho Falls, stopped over for a brief visit before heading to Ohio.
Rodney Preator of Burlington drove to Basin yesterday in his Olds to meet his father and mother on an extensive trip through the east. They visited Camp Mills and the boys there, then went to Washington to see Hon. F. W. Mondell, and continued to Chicago and Kansas City.
Henry Wegner of Germania and J W Agee from Burlington County visited the county seat yesterday. A M Tanner departed for Provo Utah for holidays. Mr and Mrs Sam Gapen arrived from Hyattville with Sam Hyatt and Reverend R O Gaither.
Mrs. C. E. Armeling along with her two children departed yesterday for Denver to visit relatives for a month. The trip aims to reunite with family and enjoy a temporary stay in Colorado.
S Skovgard traveled to Burlington yesterday morning and returned to Basin in the afternoon according to local reports.
Hugh Linn the creamery butter maker left yesterday to spend holidays with his parents in Greenfield Iowa. He expects to return around the first week of January.
Cicero Avent of Fenton visited the area yesterday for business. Julius Wegner of Germania and basin guest also spent the day in town. Wm Tolman Jr. of Otto visited yesterday to shop and attend to errands.
Harry Woods of a Manderson area ranch visited for Christmas shopping yesterday. J. B. McNiven of Burlington arrived to handle business in town today. Clarence Gardner from Kirby Creek country came Wednesday for business and stopped by The Republican office in Basin.
McKinley Daugherty of Ten Sleep visited town on Wednesday while returning from Omaha where he had been handling a cattle shipment.
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