Mrs Bailey's Musicale Delights Basin Ladies
Mrs Bailey hosts a Basin social at her home with about forty five attendees. Mrs George Harris gave an artistic program with classical and German songs, aided by Mrs Sizer on piano. Dainty refreshments and hospitality by Mrs Bailey and helpers completed the delightful afternoon. Mr and Mrs I C McGee entertained visiting relatives from Burlington. Miss Eilon LaCroix visited. Mr and Mrs W A Sizer traveled to Omaha for the holidays departing Tuesday.
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George Harris
Christmas social and scenic tour in Diamond City notes
Germania correspondents report Miss Teyler Miss Wright and Emil Teyler visiting Diamond City for sightseeing and extensive Christmas shopping. Miss Marie Grabbert attended a Wegner's hall dance last Friday. Reuben Olson visited Basin Monday. After the dance the young men provided a bachelor supper of coffee and buns for the girls. Annie Germeroth spending holidays at home. Dr Mories of Greybull is in town for dental work.
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Miss Teyler
Miss Wright
Emil Teyler
Diamond City
Marie Grabbert
Wegner's Hall
Reuben Olson
Basin
Goes East To Marry
J. E. Jackson of the Big Horn Oil and Gas Co. traveled from Basin to Buffalo and Erie after a stop in Thermopolis for rest. He plans to marry before returning, a change from his prior bachelor stance. A Basin Pharmacy ad for F. H. Whitmore promotes a “Big Ben” alarm clock as a sleep aid.
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J. E. Jackson
Big Horn Oil & Gas Co
Thermopolis
Basin
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
F. H. Whitmore
Basin Pharmacy
Greybull Awards Water Works Contracts To Garrard Co
The Greybull town council opened bids for the new water works system. Garrard Construction Co. of Sheridan, represented by A. C. Evans, submitted the lowest bid at 31 960 dollars out of six estimates. Evans also arranged bonding for Greybull and has a history of city projects in Basin, with strong finances and equipment.
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Greybull
Garrard Construction Co
Sheridan
A. C. Evans
Evans
Bank offers eight prizes for student essays on early America
Willis J. Booth, president of Big Horn County bank, announces eight cash prizes for fifth through eighth grades for essays on early colonial history. Prizes range from $1 to $3 per grade level, with limits of 1,000 words and essays due by February 21, 1911. Judging will be by the county superintendent or local committee.
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Willis J. Booth
Big Horn County Bank
America
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Floyd Bailey
Lehman
Cowen
Jean
Burleigh
Babe
Worrell
Tosti
Ful
Jim
Greig
Ganz
I. C. McGee
Mrs. K. McGee
Burlington
Eilon LaCroix
Miss McGee
Germania
Annie Germeroth
Dr. Mories of
Wen
Cnock
Hearthstone
Booth
Cnees
Mince Vie
Pioneer Bank
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