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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
8
Local notices recount a long list of visitors and residents in Basin and surrounding areas. Names include Rexail, Myrtle White, Jake Mayer, George Beck, W. E. Taylor, Lyman, and many other cattle ranchers, merchants, and officials. The piece notes sales at Wise's and Shoshone Creamery, a barber shop ad, dress sales at The Famous, and Pioneer association meetings with community members traveling from Worland, Hyattville, and Otto to attend.
Worland basketball team traveled to Burlington last Saturday and lost to Burlington 18 to 16 in a rough, local contest. Also noted are visits from H.8 Jolley of Lovell and George Tway of Idaho Falls, plus Basin-area officials and a Basin rental ad offering 75 acres irrigated near Basin with orchard and improvements at 20 per acre.
The Presbyterian ladies aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. C. M. Miller next Thursday afternoon February 24. A cordial invitation is extended to all members.
Warren Dailey of Hyattville was in town last Wednesday meeting friends. A Mercer Jr of Hyattville, a prominent stockman, was in town a few days this week. Mrs Walter Johnson left last Wednesday for her old home in Nebraska to visit her mother for several weeks.
The ladies of the Woman's club will host a novel party in the library club rooms on Wednesday afternoon March 1. The committee in charge includes Mesdames T S Armstrong T K Bishop J A Berry F P House F A Wise and Jas O'Neil. All club members and friends are cordially invited.
Visits by F. C. Lemeke of White Lake D. and by Chas. Benson of Lambert Minn are noted this week, with Lemeke described as a brother of J. BE. Lemeke and Benson visiting here.
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