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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
8
Obituary recalls Lily Rebecca Claycomb Towns end born Omaha 1903, married Geo H Towns end 1909, died heart failure on January 10 while en route to Shell Baptist church funeral Sunday February 12 led by Rev E F Judson. Burial at Shell village. Husband Mr Towns end, parents Claycomb, siblings, and many friends mourn the loss.
A heartfelt tribute note from a friend recalls the young wife who lies cold in death, describing the deep sorrow and absence felt in every corner of the home. The message emphasizes the beloved spouse's grace and the lasting impact of her loss.
Jose Cortez, by attorney A Zaring, sues Jake Perla and Harry Duncan for 10000 in damages claiming loss of his arm from a December 25 1910 shooting in Worland. Co-defendants LaCroix and Duncan were implicated. LaCroix pled guilty, Duncan released on bond.
Notice from the Land Office Buffalo Wyoming dated February 13 1911 states Mary J King widow of Thomas B King Jr of Otto Wyoming has filed intent to file final five year proof to establish her claim to the southwest and southeast quarters sec 18 and 14 town range 51 north 96 west 6th p m. before August Wunderlich U S Commissioner at Germania Wyoming March 31 1911. Witnesses listed Isaac C Vance John Murphy William Marler and Thomas King Jr all of Otto Wyoming. Filed by Register W F Brittain.
Mrs Walter Shoemaker wife of Antlers proprietor has a very severe rheumatic attack. Dr Carter expects revival of health and plans for her soon leaving Basin for recovery likely.
Lincoln Birthday celebrated with a program at the library under the Woman's Club committee. The room held students and locals. a Gettysburg Address reading and various musical numbers followed, with thanks given to the club for Lincoln Memorial plans and hopes for an annual memorial meeting. The piece also notes a Baptist traveling convention route and health updates on Rev Joslin, who travels to Thermopolis.
H. W. Guyor of the Great Western Marble and Granite Works has returned from a trip to Cowley to advance the firm’s interests. The company reports strong patronage as its fame spreads. E. Stipe left Wednesday for Otto, Turiington, and Meeteetse to introduce the monuments of the firm in those areas.
Ira Waters former county commissioner and M A Cline both from Lovell were in Diamond City on Wednesday for business matters.
J. E. Jackson returned to Erie after visiting Buffalo New York City and many eastern points. He denies being married while away and says he would prefer a Wyoming girl. Rev A N Sanford will preach at the Presbyterian Church this Sunday February 19 with fine choir music.
J. C. McLonnell, an iron founder for Billings, has been here looking after his contract for steel work on the Pioneer building.
Readable text shows Basin and Big Hero counties with rested men named Blrcumshaw dressed. The piece hints at stock and styles as the reason for their confident posture and presentation, implying a fashion or display event.
Cloverly residents L. G. and L. M. Davidson visited Diamond City on Tuesday and called at The Republican office. Also seen was Griff St. Jermain, clothier from Basin Clothing House owned by J. Bircumshaw.
The Progress Association highlights favorable sugar beet growing in Yellowstone valley near Billings and Clark’s Fork. It cites Billings Sugar Company data showing average earnings per acre of 77.50 in the old district and 62.44 on the Huntley irrigation project, with 23 farmers earning over 100 per acre. Net profits range from 37 to 42 per acre in the old district and about 25 per acre on Huntley, where farms are small and often family-run. One farmer, C O Stout, yielded 31.6 acres for 96.56 per acre, a net gain over 56 per acre.
F M McCormick editor of the Greybull Standard visited Diamond City on Wednesday and said he will depart for Iowa to enlist settlers for the Big Horn Basin. He sought cooperation from local real estate men to aid in attracting newcomers.
Local note invites readers to join the Lucky Curve Club at Basin Pharmacy with details on how to participate and where to find information. Reading hints suggest inquiries about the club at the store for eligibility, dates, and benefits.
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