Basin Boys Band Prepares Free Concert At Rer n
Basin director B C Hoover announces a free Sunday concert at 3 pm by the Basin band, featuring a strong program with new numbers. The town is invited to attend and support music development as several boys may join the old band in time.
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B. C. Hoover
Basin Band
Rer
Mareb
Funk-Miller
Asee
Ohio
Southwell
Colossna
Columbia
Alexander
Danmark
Merceau
Charac
Basin
Basin Woman's Club Meeting Sees New Member and Program
The Basin Woman's Club met in the library on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. EB. Larrick was presented for membership. A brief business session preceded a program chaired by Mrs. A. W. Coons featuring readings from the Literary Digest article Negroes in America and essays on Negro life in the South. Mrs. B. T. Joslin sang Mighty Lak a Rose and Nobody Lookin but de Ow! and d Moon. Mrs. Murphy read a Dunbar poem with refreshments served by Mrs. R. Brill and Mrs. R. B. Landfair. Anne D. Denny, Boo
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Woman's Club of
Basin Mat
Mbrary
W. EB. Larrick
A. W. Coons
South
B. T. Joslin
Nevin
Moon
Murphy
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
R. Brill
R. B. Landfair
Anne DB. Denny
Boo
Chamber Plans Wednesday Meeting at Mountain View
The Chamber of Commerce resumes weekly meetings next Wednesday evening with a luncheon at Mountain View. A large attendance is expected as the group aims for strong Basin year goals and a productive start.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mountain View
Basin State Bank Shows Strong Growth in Deposits
The Basin State Bank issues a statement noting deposits well over the half million mark and a strengthened reserve. It claims the strongest statement ever, with Basin and county banks generally reporting substantial deposit increases and favorable banking conditions.
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Basin State Bank
Basin
More Arrests From Greybull
On Tuesday James Connor and L B Parker were arrested on complaint of County Attorney F A Little charged with embezzlement as employees. They allegedly aided in taking goods in transit in care of the Burlington railroad. With their attorney Thomas C Marshall they waived preliminary examination before Justice Bonwell and were bound over to the next district court term in bonds of $1,000 each.
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James Connor
L. B. Parker
F. A. Little
Burlington
Thos. C. Marshall
Bonwell
District Court
Local banker Joslin to relocate to Worland
The Es sin community announces that Mr Joslin will leave his position as cashier at the net tonal bank to move with his family to Worland. He previously worked at the Big farm County bank and later with ity Investment Co. He is an expert accountant with bank experience and farm loan knowledge, and will bring long standing Basin county ties to his new post.
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Big Farm County Bank
Ity Investment Co
Basin
Worland
Joslin
Essin
Warehouse Men Get Results
The Chamber of Commerce committee reports stock sales progress for a proposed warehouse. About a third of the $10,000 stock is subscribed, with a stockholders meeting to elect directors once reached. Businessmen and farmers urged to subscribe to support local growth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manderson State Bank Shows Notable Growth
The Manderson State Bank has shown remarkable growth with deposits nearly doubling since the last statement. Cashier L. O. Gray is credited with efficient leadership, making the bank a success in the community.
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Manderson State Bank
L. O. Gray
Lecurely
Big Horn County Fair Promotes Progress and Community Unity
The Big Horn County fair advocates better farming methods and promotes agricultural education. It highlights Basin Wyoming as the heart of the Golden Egg territory, urging local business leaders to support a top statewide fair and stimulate stock breeding and farm prosperity.
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Wyoming
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn
Golden Egg
Golden Pigg
Basin
Basin and
Badin
Golden Hgg
Legion Hosts First Dance at Fraternity Hall
The American Legion held its inaugural dance last night drawing a large crowd from Basin and nearby towns. The Montana jazz orchestra provided music and the event was a clear success encouraging future dances locally.
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American Legion
Fraternity’ Hall
Basin
Montana Jazz Orchestra
Midwest Moves Office to Casper
The Midwest Refining Co. moved its branch to Casper this week. F. L. Knickerbocker and O. B. Rhinesmith were transferred to Casper as operations in the Torchlight field closed. The local staff will join the Casper office.
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Midwest Refining Co
Casper
F. L. Knickerbocker
O.B. Rhinesmith
Torchlight
Lectures Highlight Rex Lyceum Series By Dr Harnly
The Rex Lyceum welcomed Dr. Andrew Harnly for a Tuesday lecture praised as among the best numbers of the course. Harnly described as a forceful speaker and a restorator, Basin residents would welcome him again anytime.
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Rex
Andrew H. Harnly
Lyceum
Harnly
County Board Records Annual Expenditure Totals 79 300
The county commissioners this week approved total expenditures for the year of 79 300 dollars. Allocation included roads and bridges 33 000 dollars, widows and paupers 4 500, commissioners 3 600, sheriff 5 000, county clerk 4 000, treasurer 3 000, attorney 1 500, superintendent of schools 2 000, surveyor 1 000, assessor 4 600, district court clerk 1 800, district court 2 000, coroner 409, stationery and books 6 000, miscellaneous 6 000, elections 2 000.
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Board of County Conmmi Sers
Sherif
Death of James Doolin
James E. Doolin died last Monday from tuberculosis. The body was shipped to Webb City, Missouri for burial with his wife accompanying. The family moved here six months ago seeking relief from the disease by high altitude, but to no avail. Deceased was brother in law of D. G. Osborg of this place.
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James E. Doolin
Webb City
Relef
D. G. Osborg
Will Admitted to Probate for Chas Glasser Estate
The will of Chas Glasser deceased was filed for probate. Ernest Gugenheim named executor as the estate, valued around 40000 dollars. Glasser formerly ran a Greytypll business and died in Denver last month.
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Chas.Glasser
Ernest Gugenheim
Glasser
Denver
Douglas' Soft Drink Parlor Showcases Finest Delicatessen
The Douglas' Soft Drink Parlor displayed the finest assortment of meats and delicatessen products last Friday and Saturday in Basin. The firm intends to carry the best grade delicatessen items at all times for its trade.
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Douglas
Basin
New Owners Acquire Oil Exchange in Basin
Henry Barth and Son of Bridger purchased the Oil Exchange billiard bar from the McClains this week. The new owners are respected Basin business men and citizens and are expected to maintain the patronage built by the former owners.
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Henry Barth & Son
Bridger
Oil Exchange
McClains
Basin
Horn Basin Exhibitors Gather for Better Theatrical Service
Big Horn Basin Exhibitors league met in Basin with representation from Thermopolis Worland Cody Lovell and more. Film exchanges from Universal to Pathe and supply firms from Minneapolis Billings and San Francisco attended. Managers plan coordinated programs to raise local moving pictures quality and reduce out of town viewing.
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Big Horn Basin
Basin
Rex Theatre
Nels Hokaheen
Billings
Strand
S. Rankin
Unniversal
Select
Paramount
Fox Film Corp
Robertson Cole
Pathe
the Republic
Hallmark Pictures Corp
Rialto Theater Supply Co
Minneapolis & Butte
Western Theater Equipment Co
American Photo Players Co
San Francisco
Greybull
Wyoming
Hokanson
The
Rez
United
Sheriff Intercepts Alcohol on Train in Manderson
Sheriff Wickwire boarded a northbound train at Manderson and spotted liquor cases linked to a Ther mopolis booze ring. Runners fled. liquor was confiscated at Frannie and returned to the county jail vault. Six suitcases likely unclaimed. The sheriff warns booze runners of prompt action.
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Sherif Wickwire
Sheriff's Office
All Troubles Settled Daisy Jacobson And Polish Marriage
Daisy Jacobson filed a complaint against H A Poland for wife and child desertion. Poland, a foreman for pipe delivery in the Hidden Dome Basin line, was arrested in Thermopolis and, with attorney Lin I Noble, traveled to face the charge. They married at the sheriff's office, Justice Bonwell officiating, and the case was dismissed.
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Daisy Jacobson
H.A. Poland
Poland
Hidden Dome
Basin
Thermopolis
Lin I ‘Noble
Sheriff's Office
Bonwell
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Woman's Club Meeting
Big Horn County Fair
Legion
Midwest
James Doolin
Will
Delicatessen Products
Horn Basin
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