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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
13
Basin Republic journal announces daily passenger train times from Basin Wyoming excluding Sundays. Northbound No 12 departs at 12 43 p m and Southbound No 311 departs at 2 33 p m. Official city paper edited by GEBHART and ANDERSON charges 2 dollars annually.
Evanston Press notes the Wyoming voters elected a Republican legislature and predicts Clarence D. Clark will return to the U.S. Senate with a strong chance to lead after the next reorganization. The editorial lauds his committee roles on judiciary public lands and conservation, and cites his influence for Wyoming and the West.
The Republican’s last issue set records for volunteer praise and generous local advertising. Diamond City merchants and all public and private figures expressed spontaneous approval, easing the toil of publishing. The editor lauds merchants for capacity, shrewdness and cordial companionship.
A compassionate reflection on keeping Christmas magical for children Santa Claus as a real, cherished figure shaping early memories and love. The piece warns against breaking that belief and urges adults to give the best Christmas to the young, echoing the biblical line about a babe leading them.
The Basin Republican reports Mine Host Lewis of the Rogers House hosted an angel unawares this week. A signature reads WG Lantry Heaven in the guest register, reflecting the town’s sentiment toward its resident. The Cody Herald notes the remark as a striking tribute to Basin City.
A brief whimsical note questions why Lantry left Cody, hinting he was returning there for his halo and wings as Shorty Wilbors recalls. The piece frames Lantry’s departure as a humorous, almost heavenly exit from the Diamond City.
Hayden White’s Buffalo Voice publishes a sixteen page issue filled with merchant favors and diverse merchandise. The ads are well arranged and the title page is profusely illustrated, reflecting strong local business support.
A Basin Wyoming reader complains about ragweed Russian thistles clogging streets and lots. He notes his block cleaned and urges every citizen to remove thistles from sidewalks and lots to prevent fires and preserve civic pride. He criticizes slower newcomers and calls for faster action.
Mayor Robertson denounces talk of defeating Senator Clark as unfounded asserting a direct canvass showed broad support for Clark. He predicts Clark’s re election. Also, County Treasurer Shaw returns from Otter Creek area after preparing stock for winter.
Mengel Co invites daily fresh oysters in bulk and cans and a selection of Michigan celery for the best tables. The ad promises steady supply from Mengel and Co with emphasis on quality produce for local customers.
Wanted tenant for an improved 160 acre ranch a prime chance for the right man Apply to BE KB Stowe Worland Assessor-elect Honnold in Town Assessor-leet Honnold of Worland visited Basin last Friday and Saturday with O W Hadley Water is life Roberts' Filter cleanses water Prolong life with a Roberts Filter Big Horn Supply Co Whitmore relocates to Pease block jeweler moves to drug store For Sale Fine span of geldings jet black 3300 price 500 Trade for other stock Take a basket of fruit home from Family Fruit Store Bedding and clothing ads for Antlers boarding residence lots near the school house C C Ellis Co 122 Basin Clothing House fall and winter suits from Josiah Cook's mail order available
An ad snippet promotes Good Hunting with a Winchester and saddle guns from Anderson and Johnson. It also advertises Family Fruit Store for fruit and A. T. Zinn Bargain prices on fall and winter suits at Josiah Cook's, noting men’s clothing arrivals and bargain prices.
Fred Jones of Johnson county drives a large cattle herd numbering about 1,000 head this side of the mountains. The long drive accumulates stock as it moves toward grazing land and market routes.
Open faced ladies' watch with Waltham movement went missing. Reward offered for return. please claim at The Republican office.
Public notice announces a special meeting of Big Horn Milling Company stockholders at Basin Wyoming to consider increasing capital stock from forty thousand to eighty thousand dollars. J A Durham president. Dated d16 16.
John K. June files in Big Horn County District Court to foreclose a mortgage for 900 dollars on September 29 1909 against B. B. Shaffer whose address is unknown. Defendant must answer by January 21 1911 or judgment will be rendered. Attorney C A Zaring represents plaintiff.
United States Land Office Buffalo Wyoming November 19 1910 states that the State of Wyoming has filed in this office a listed tract of lands to be titled and processed under the land office procedures. The notice directs interested parties to respond or file objections as applicable.
The list and proofs for lands described as 3274.35 acres more or less as shown in the Government re survey are open for inspection. Within 60 days protests or contests may be filed on the grounds of failure to comply with the law non-desert character prior rights or mineral value. W F Brittain n25 120.
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