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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
8
Local briefs report Worland and Hyattsville visitors, a string of customers, and trades. Pat's barber shop offers shaves while Black's advertises Ford parts and used cars. Edwin Honeyfelt arrives to buy cattle, E J Sullivan returns from New York via Chicago and Denver, and Stove-line operator ntsch installs a new linotype in Basin.
Fred McDaniel, new operator at Basin, replaced Mr Straley who moved to Wendover. He arrived last Wednesday and praises Basin and its people. Tonight at Big Horn theatre a 1,000 foot film "Wind River Canyon, Oil Fields and Wyoming cattle industry" screens, sent east courtesy of Burlington R R and Casper Industrial club.
Local brief items report various residents visiting from Worland and Lovell, first spring suit showing at Golden Rule, Basin Meat Market buys hides and cattle, and advertisements for farm implements, incubators, and tailoring services with multiple names and places in the Big Horn Basin.
President J R Penn of the Illinois Pipe Line Co. made a brief visit to Basin on Wednesday and Cheyenne on Thursday. He planned to tour the region after consulting local oil men and then continued southward.
Tonight at Big Horn theatre the thrilling patriotic serial Lib erty debuts with patriotic instrumental and vocal music by local talent. Special prices for adults 15c and school children 10c. First show 7:30, second show about 9.
T J Jones returned from Lowell with materials for assessatorial work. A new industrial project aims to raise funds by another million. A question about signing a beer contract is noted along with a 116 1¢ reference.
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