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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
8
Local brief notes of visitors and events include Jack Friend in town, L A Parker from Hyattville, several residents and couples visiting Manderson and Tensleep, and forthcoming Rex screenings of Modern Salome and Riders of Dawn. Also ads for coal, Ford sedan, Tilton Auto Livery, and a free children’s show at the Rex. Some legal and personal items noted.
Hyattville's John Seaman and Greybull's HM McMannis conduct town business. Shell Creek’s W W Rhea visits. County Surveyor G J Schenk and others attend to local affairs. Listings include sales ads, tire exchanges, and Christmas plans. notable visits by Arnott, Hanlon, and Armstrong. upcoming events at Rex cinema and school staffing updates.
Local items report several residents visiting town and away for holidays. Notices seek owners of a lost red hog and a found watch, with claim procedures. Others mention travel to Nebraska Billings and California for Christmas, plus a hospital recovery update and teaching plans in Casper.
Two large new four room bungalows offered for sale by Wm H Shelton. Located two blocks west and one south of Markham House. Priced at 2500 dollars each. Sale date noted as d10-31.
Miss Bertha Gordon travels to Chadron Nebraska to spend Christmas with her mother and plan visits with relatives in Hot Springs South Dakota before returning.
Town marshal J H Hanlon warns all dog owners to keep dogs on their own property or face lethal action if found at large. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and public safety.
The Young Women's Christian Association backs relief efforts for starving European children with Polish Gray Samaritans distributing food in Poland under American Relief Administration. Since 1918 thirty American born girls of Polish descent have cared for children, running kitchens and stations outside Warsaw and planning winter feeding. They travel between strategic centers and outlying districts to supply meals and train locals to sustain aid.
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