Local and Personal Notes From Basin Area
Local notes show visits by many residents and relatives from Hy yattville, Otto, Worland, Billings, Helena, Cloverly and other towns. Mentions include influenza cases, holiday travels, oil field work, military service status, and ongoing business in Basin and surrounding counties.
Death of Mrs. W. U. Loveland in Basin Idaho
Mrs. W U Loveland died December 7 1869 at her Basin Idaho home after a long illness. She was united to W U Loveland in Kansas December 24 1886. Survivors include Nathan E and John W. The family moved to the county in 1901. A Baptist member she was beloved by all who knew her. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at the home in Basin conducted by Rev D Kimbro. Interment at Mount View Cemetery.
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Ida May Bradford
Illinois
W. U. Loveland
Kansas
Nathan E
John W
Loveland Ber
Basin, Bel
D. Kimbro
Mount View
John P. Zane Hosts Christmas Night Dance at Library
John P. Zane entertained about twenty guests at a library Christmas night dance. A delightful lunch was served at midnight and attendees reported a most enjoyable evening.
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John P. Zane
Dence
Mondell Proposes $50 Million Loan for Irrigation Projects
Congress member Mondell introduces a bill to borrow fifty million dollars from the treasury to the reclamation fund to speed up existing national irrigation projects and develop new ones. The measure follows a 1910 law that provided twenty million dollars and aims to expand funds for rapid reclamation and home building for returning soldiers.
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North Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Shoshone
Willwood
Highline
Oregon
Wind River
Riverton
Reclamation Service
Congressman Mondell
Treasury
Reclamation Fund
Mr. Mondell
Mondell
A Patriot Bank at Hanna School
The Hanna school bank organized November 21 1918 to promote saving for War Savings Stamps. By December 3 deposits reached 99.61 dollars. Students run the bank, complete bookkeeping, and every child may deposit savings and issue their own deposit slips and checks for thrift stamp purchases.
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Hanna School Bank
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Wise Bros
Harry
Wise Jewelry and Stationery
Herbert
Wise
Tory
B. F. Belton
Sheridan
A. J. Paddock of
Himes
Rairden
Town
Ern
Bert Allen
Hyattville
Skovgard
Cheyenne
al Kershner
Albert Arnett
Shell
D. Markham
Worland
George Allen
St. Joe
John Bamford
Otto
M. B. Rhodes
Kane
Lissa
E—_ha
Jim Schenck
W. J. Spurway
Billings
August Lissa
Tatman Mountain Oil & Gas Co
Burlington
Ernest Belton
Helena
Mont
Fa—en John Allen
Cloverly
Jeanette Cheeseman
Woodriver
Josh Dean
the Basin Hospital
Meeteetse
Wickwire Bldg
3Rd Street
Mrs. Burches
Hastings, Neb
Vic Olson
M. M. Ruiter
L. M. Sorensen
Tensleep
James Booth
Central Barber Shop
Jim Grimes
Boyd V. Osborn
Grass Creek
Wm. Lewis
Elk Basin
Wm. Fedderson
Drew Prugh
Manderson Bank
L. O. Grav
Clint Hall
Burkhard & Beard
Hidden Dome
T. W. Clnsy
Omaha
J. C. Forquer
Laramie
Basin
Robert Wilcock
Fort Douglas
Utah
David Young
France
Bonwell
Fred Barhard
Phil Bender
Midwest
Peter Enders
Stucco
Harve Perkins
Garland
Greybull
C. C. Morgan of
Douglas
Paul Moss
Harry Brome
Council Bar
A. S. Mercer
Paint Rock
Lee Spurrier
The
Pease-Peterson Co
Mrs
J. W. Agee
Schuyler Barrett
Thermopolis
ZE R. B. West Tor
Neb
Barker Howe
Beaver Creek
Ha- Sarah and
Rose Ellicott
Denver
Claud Waln
Glen Berry
Medicie Lodge
Fred B. Vincent
Texas
H. 8. Kelley
Continental Supply Co
Byron
Ras — W. B. Edwards
Liberty Bench
R. H. Vierling
C. E. Herd
Prugh
Fort Logan
Colo
Gus Scoville
Ted Denny
Fort Collins
Harold Burt
Camp Taylor
Fred Frisby
Lucerne
R. P. Pearson
Y U Ranch
Gladys Harrington
Amelia Jones
Ralph Perkins
C. T. Elliott
Geraldine
Chas. Wise
Wibaux, Mont
B. (. Wise
Chas. W. Thompson
Robi. Gleeson
Don McKinney
James McKinney
Alex Brown
Manderson
Wm. Gibson
P. P. Anderson
Cody
F. L. Miller
Lovell
Sugar Company
W. U
HOUSE
O. K. Shop
Taylor and Clay Inc
Stock & Bonds
Daily
New York
Liberty Bonds
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Gas Company
A Patriotic Bank
Cele Lecele
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