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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
2
President argues the league hinges on friendship among United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan to avert serious global conflict. He notes differences over the draft and says plans for ending the peace treaty or return trip to France were not disclosed.
Beall Millard H Beall and Miss Marga ret 8 Beavers were married at the M E parsonage by Rev R M Jones on Thursday afternoon Feb 20. The couple plans to reside near Manderson where the groom farms.
Second Class matter filed June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under Act March 3 1879. Blackface locals noted per line.
Basin Wyoming native Second Lieut G E Coons commands the flying school detachment at Rich Field Texas after squadrons A BD and C were merged. The Rich Flyer notes his popular leadership and hints at a possible long stay if air activity funds persist.
The Basin Woman’s Club held its annual ball at the library last Saturday night for a large crowd. Mesdames Hime Atherly West Dean and Denny led a well decorated event with “Martha” attire. Guests enjoyed bridge, dancing and midnight refreshments as Miss Winifred Patten and E. Hoover provided music. Mrs Snow organized inviting soldiers to join the entertainment.
The Modern Woodmen of America local camp hosted wives of members and Royal Neighbors with families at Fraternity hall for a dance last evening. Dr Van Slyke and wife with twins provided the music and the hall was packed. Refreshments followed and attendees called it one of the season’s most pleasant evenings.
The article urges Basin business interests to finance gas piping from nearby big fields to supply manufacturing needs as local reserves will soon exhaust. It notes ample capital in financial centers for profitable undertakings and warns towns may capture manufacturers if Basin delays. It also mentions a spring election on three million dollars in state highway bonds and a dry law reference in Greybull Standard.
W A Robb was found on the South beach road near Antelope Creek after his horse team bolted while he was bringing hay for his sheep. He suffered a base skull fracture but was resting and conscious at home under Dr H T Harris care pending possible complications. A broken bolt holding the double trees likely caused the runaway team.
The girls high school basketball team will depart today for Worland to face the local girls team this evening. Pat Leavitt resumes his longtime place at the Central Barber Shop. Support our advertisers.
Mrs. D. M. Cloud will open a millinery shop after securing quarters with Basin Furniture Co. She previously operated in Basin and is expected to again attract steady patronage.
The Ladies of the Eastern Star entertained the Masons and their wives with a minstrel show at Fraternity Hall last Monday evening. The performance was well received and greatly appreciated by the guests.
Valentine day opening draws officials from Big Horn County First National Basin and Yellowstone National Bank Billings. Visitors praised the up-to-date banking room and public conveniences as Greybull greets its new financial institution with pride.
The John Larsen public sale on Shell last Tuesday drew a large crowd. Col D W Rogers reports good prices for all items. Larsen sold his ranch to Robert Moncur of Lovell and will reside near Basin Gardens with Will Tillard. Basin attendees included James McKinney Jacob Sowers W W Murphy Ed Miller and D A Null.
Frank James was driving from Manderson when his car overturned near the Carl Armeling place south of town. He suffered injuries to the arms and shoulders but officials say the injuries are not serious.
The defense claimed Mobley loaned $10 to an unknown party and took a watch as security, to be sold if not redeemed. The jury deliberated about an hour and found Mobley guilty. The panel was excused to report Thursday at 9:30. Another criminal case and several civil matters remained to be tried.
Evening meetings held by Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M on the second and fourth Wednesdays. The Eastern Star meets each second and fourth Monday. Basin Lodge No. 36 O R F meets Tuesday evenings. Basin Encampment No. 16 O F second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 FP first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 W A second and fourth Thursdays.
In a divorce case the court granted a divorce to Mrs Berdar and awarded her custody of their child after hearing the evidence. Mrs Berdar was represented by attorney R. B. West. The jury reported at 9:30 Thursday morning and Griffin vs Lewis, a civil case, was called but postponed as the parties were not ready. The jury was excused until 2 p m for resumption of proceedings.
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