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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
10
John SuaMan T. W. Spratt Henry Jordan pres H. H. Hime cashier R. W. Spr appear in the bank roster, reflecting a midcentury financial service team. The document lists executive and cashier roles among named officers, hinting at a formal organizational record.
Around 2 am shots targeted inmates in the city jail. Charles Mackey narrowly survived as bullets pierced the door. Richard Taylor was arrested on suspicion but released for lack of evidence. Mackey later faced bond issues and remained held for trial in Basin.
A man in Falstaffian guise enters a Republican coffee house on Wednesday, greets all cordially, and is revealed as Uncle Joe Neville after a disguise. He shaves his mustache, hides identity with a placard stating he did not know better, amid a scene of lighthearted confusion.
The civic committee of the Women’s club finished a skating rink near the old fair grounds south of the Markham House for town children. It lies a half square on the front one north to south, about 150 feet deep. The rink will be free to the public when river access is safe, and is intended mainly to keep children away from danger while still inviting broad use.
Lovell water works plant completed and workers fired up for final test this week as the project nears completion.
John W. Dean filed complaint against Charles Mackey and Mrs Ma Hida Dean for assault with intent to cause great bodily harm. Justice Edwards bound both defendants over to district court with bonds set at 500 dollars each. Mrs Dean furnished her own recognizance and was released. Witness testimony at the Thursday hearing was highly dramatic and more chapters are expected at the higher court. Attorney Donley of Cody represented the plaintiff.
Representative Hart and his wife left yesterday for Cheyenne to attend the upcoming Wyoming Legislature session. A Republican caucus is planned for Tuesday at 10 o'clock to decide the speakership, with Hart speculated as a possible new leader.
F T Myers a hustling young rancher of Burlington visited Diamond City to handle personal affairs and renewed his subscription to The Republican at the office, continuing his journal of general information.
Thompson, the Worland youth accused of passing a forged check on May at a local grocer, was taken to Sheridan on Wednesday where he is expected to plead guilty before Judge Parmelee.
In a brisk Big Horn County pitch, You Can't Get Cold in one of Bircumshaw's overcoats extols quality and value. The ad touts a splendid wine reference as part of the selection and directs shoppers to Bircumshaw's for a durable, money saving coat purchase.
The district court will convene on January 23 and be entirely devoted to civil cases. Prosecuting Attorney West, due to no jury having been drawn, will present no cases at this time to the court.
The W C T U met in Carnegie Library to honor Miss M E Willard on her birthday and Mothers Day with sessions on A mothers influence in the schools and Motherhood. Mrs Howell and Mrs Tallon presented papers and a teacher’s view of Purity was discussed. next meeting January 31 will cover Good Citizenship.
A young man previously injured and seen with a broken leg was transported by his brother Praik Pence to Sheil yesterday. The fracture is healing quickly and crutches will be needed for several weeks. Ice deliveries will be closed on Sunday by Crystal Ice Co.
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