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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
8
Den ver bound Chas Garland and many others visited town this week including Earl Sprague Otto Nellie Mexwell Mrs Zela Munphy Herb Alderdive and A W Erickson plus W J Lewis Pat and Jed. Local ads mention alfalfa seed peaches and barber services while James Hurst and Kathleen O Neil are noted as leading visitors in Greybull and Hyatlville rooms.
A call urges all workers to save a fixed portion of weekly earnings in the bank. The message argues disciplined saving will eliminate money woes during tough periods and promote financial stability for every man and woman.
Sugar priced at seven dollars per hundred pounds and Quitte items from $1.50 to $3.50 at Cook's. New cabbage Spanish onions. John Everett returned from Cook's. W E Taylor of Bonanza visited Basin for the Torchlight claim hearing in Buffalo. Pat's bar ball welcome. Eggs 25 cents cash 30 cents trade. Mrs G M Tallon of Ridgen visited Basin. Various fruits and seasonables at City Meat Market.
Apricots, two pounds, for die at Cank'a. Fresh shipment of candy just received at Cook's, 320 Ralph Ackerman came in from the South the first of the week. Fine watch clock and jewelry repairing, all work guaranteed. W. H. Whitmore, jeweler. Mrs. Wm. Kemp returned last Tuesday from a visit with her daughter in Warren Montana. J. B. Gapen of Paint Rock was down on Tuesday with his daughter Migs Rotvene, who left for the north that day. John P. Arnott returned Sunday from Cheyenne where he had been on legislative business connected with the Lovell drainage district. For Sale or Trade, One No. 5 Royal typewriter, one No. 16 Retort Oak store, 1 oat straw stack, 1 wagon and rack, gis W. A. Loveland. James O'Neil was in Worland the first of the week. Basin Millinery Store Mrs. Jas. I. Patten, proprietor. No J. Stant Brown of Kane was a visitor in town the first of the week. A bargain in men's corduroy suits and separate trousers at Cook's, Mrs. E. B. Davie and daughter returned last Sunday from a visit in First class barber work at reduced prices at Mullerton's shop. One block west of depot, 15-19 Hre. Henry Hopkins column came in fast Tuesday from Montana, her husband coming in from Otto to meet her there. Ladies wearing apparel including gowns, evening coats, gloves, deb ate alike of all descriptions, French cleaned at Basin Laundry. al0-tf
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