Bargain Lot Includes Flannel Shirts at Low Prices
Fragmentary notice cites sale items with broken lines showing prices around 1.50 and 1.25 for flannel shirts in all sizes up to 17 inches, advertised as a bargain lot.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary notice cites sale items with broken lines showing prices around 1.50 and 1.25 for flannel shirts in all sizes up to 17 inches, advertised as a bargain lot.
Items note horse blankets and lap robes at Black s, fur coats at Cook s, Rexall Cold tablets from Basin Pharmacy, and Moore s fountain pen. Mentions Jett Perk Davis of Shell visiting Basin, Jeff D Lewis Cowlegite visiting Diamond City, William Franke Worland for dental work, Mrs. Cook Lovell guest of daughter, and J Neusschwander Hannibal among Sisteraville capitalists.
A car of corn will be for sale around January 6 by Basin Lumber Co. Good hunting is enjoyed when purchasing a Winchester and saddle gums from Ander Johnson.
A jumble of local shop notices and personal items from Basin area papers shows Budweiser promotions at the Big 7, Wise Pharmacy soft ad lines, Basin Wall Paper Store contacts, job inquiries by Wyoming Security Investment Co, and social notices including a family illness, a new baby, a bridge club gathering, and an ambulance of small town services.
Anderson and Johnson advertise unbeatable prices on ammunition and firearms claiming no rival can match their offers. The brief notice markets their stock of guns and related gear as exceptional value.
Public schools reopen smoothly after a two week mid winter break though cold weather reduces attendance. Miss Doughty arrives as new grammar school teacher from Denver and reports to Supt Rosalier, expressing optimism about Baghog schools.
Chevalier De Greybull and Roy Shaver of Greybull visited Diamond City to sample Arrington performances and press deals with Remington Typewriter Co. A range of shoppers from Hyattville to Basin, editorials on clothing, jewelry, and hardware follow, while Elmer Hensley aged about 20 dies after typhoid fever at Rogera House. local merchants Anderson and Johnson promote tools and fall wardrobes.
Person seeks 10 horses to feed and pasture one mile northwest of town. Has hay and water, shelter with windbreak. asking for reasonable charges. Inquire after June 13.
Auction of Gale Cheap-Lots Lola one and two in block seven Mecklem addition at the corner of Seventh Street. Imprints on the lots offered and to be sold at once. Apply to G. B. Hingham Basia digit for details.
Mrs J T Everett left for Spence last Tuesday to visit her father Robert Spence after whom the station is named. A brief homeward note mentions taking a basket of fruit from the Family Fruit Store run by A T Zina, with a playful line about sharing fruit with a spouse or sweetheart.
Advertisement notes a Pleasant Hour buggy suitable for rough roads sold by Anderson Johnson. It emphasizes suitability for a Premont buggy and warns against overloading.
O A Olson and Dick Extra advertise shoe repair and minor repairs. The note asks if the reader’s role needs mending and promises to make items as good as new with reasonable service.
The report recounts a cryptic bank director kidnapping scare based on tracks in the snow. Investigating officer McDonald traced the false lead through town to the Andera hotel and several unnamed places before finding the directors safe at F. A. Wise’s residence enjoying a dinner.
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