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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
8
Chas G Anderson of Hyattville brief visit to Basin on Tuesday. Used cars available from Black. Mr and Mrs John Weintz of Paint Rock shopped in Basin. Mrs Galilie Donahue of Hyattville stayed in Basin from Friday to Sunday. Arthur K Lee of Theumopolis came to Basin last Friday for banking matters. Barbara Drumm offers one fourth off on woolen goods and apparel.
A demonstration is planned at Ewers grocery store on Friday and Saturday January 19th and 20th. The event aims to spotlight consumer issues and attract shoppers with remarks by local organizers.
Black offers full Ford parts and service, promising to fix any model. Bring your Ford car in for repairs and maintenance.
D L Carr returned Monday from Kane where he attended a bank business. Ford parts are guaranteed at Blacks with the town’s most complete stock. 112 Kelley Sprai I e, after working at Grask Creek, arrived in Badin last Tuesday eve to work for H C Whitmore.
Henry Jordan an old timer from near Mandelaon spent a few minutes in Basin last Saturday while stopping by The Republican office.
The county institute will meet at Otyo this week. Prof Burton of the state agricultural college will be the principal speaker on dairy products.
W C Snow returned from Grey bull on Monday. John Lyman of Paint Rock country was a bounty seat visitor last Saturday. Mrs McClusky of Shell attended to business in Basin last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs E A Dewis returned to Basin after a Colorado visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Carothers and daughter Edna of Brokenback were in town shopping last Friday and Saturday. Barbara Drumm advertises goods caps mittens sweaters and union suits. John Ullman of Hyattville visited Basin Monday for Basin State Bank directors meeting.
George Miller of Greybull visited Basin on Tuesday while vulcanizing services were advertised at Black. Lr M. G. Traugh from Otto was a county seat visitor Monday and Tuesday. P. A. Larsen and wife of Otto passed Basin last Tuesday en route to Lowell. WE. Taylor of Bonanza attended the First National Bank stockholders meeting in Basin on Monday. J. L. Taylor bought an interest in a motorcycle and bicycle repair shop at Powell and departed Tuesday afternoon.
The report notes high prices paid for hides and references local business moves. A. F. Fifftegup of Lovell attended last Saturday's vowP event, Vernon Taylor now clerks at Ellers grocery, and R. L. Sweney from Hyattsville visited Basin Yast Saturday for sale-40 acres near market with 35 acres alfalfa. terms on part. J. R. Bonweil mentioned.
Mrs. Gertrude Dickinson of Lander attended the O E S installation of officers in Basin, visiting Monday and Tuesday for the ceremony and related gatherings.
Phyllis Lewis and Doris Atherly visited Greybul last Sunday to reconnect with friends and returned to Bar din on Monday, sharing stories of their trip.
Arthur K. Lee spent several days in Basin this week and incidentally attended the meeting of the directors and stockholders of the Firat National Bank.
Friday January 19 NOVARY store begins profit sharing coupons for customers. Come in and inspect offerings at J. F. Ewers & Co.
Migs Carrie and Fisher of Lander visited Monday and Tuesday to attend the election and installation of officers of the Hattern Star lodge in town.
Local crew places signs on main roads toward Basin and later intends larger bounds on the Yellowaone highway to guide motorists.
Hd Null visits the paternal home spending a few days with his parents. He notes that he is now employed in Cody and that discussions around the new oll well are quite intense in the area.
L. J. Dieh of Hyattville was in town last Monday to participate in the directors meeting of the State Bank, following his attendance at local business affairs.
Jotley of Lovell stopped at The Republican office in Basin last Monday for a brief visit.
Wm. Todinman Jr. and Alvin Olson of Otto were in Ba in last Tuesday before heading to Lidwell for a couple of days. They promised to be very careful and avoid trouble.
The World Film Corporation presents Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell in a sensational emotional picture. The Big Horn Theatre screens His Brother's Wife Sunday night.
Chas. F. Lampman of Shell spent Thursday in Basin to view a small house and two acres of land for sale at a bargain. J. R. Bonwell and Court Pritchard arrived in Basin with Hyattville friends to inspect the property.
Worth investigating before you buy elsewhere. 112 Wm Hartman of Greybull was in Basin for a couple of hours Tuesday and made a short visit to this office. Miss Quowsthorp, who has been seriously with typhoid since Thanksgiving, is now reported as convalescent.
E. E. Murray of Lewistown Montana visited Basin last Monday and spoke before the Basin chamber of commerce at the Monday night meeting.
A Saturday night screening at the Big Horn Theatre features Col Heeza Liar marrying a bride who then goes on strike. The cartoon satire unfolds with comic diplomatic mishaps and quick gags.
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