Basin Republican Time Table for Passenger Trains
Basin Republican lists daily Basin train departures with times for southbound No 11 at 12 43 PM and No 11 at 2 33 PM, noting service excludes Sundays and includes editorial credits.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
5
Basin Republican lists daily Basin train departures with times for southbound No 11 at 12 43 PM and No 11 at 2 33 PM, noting service excludes Sundays and includes editorial credits.
Prosecuting Attorney West delivered a formal paper to the Basin Literary club on direct primaries. He cited Oregon Nebraska and Wyoming examples to show defects and dangers in direct primary laws and urged careful consideration beyond Democratic booster rhetoric.
The piece argues for an informed reading of the law to counter misguided direct primary beliefs and criticizes Democrats for relying on a paper. It contrasts Wyoming and Big Horn county democracy with a sharper, national tone. It then discusses foreign buying versus home buying, citing J Mengel on mall order effects and a rancher’s order illustrating higher costs from outside stores.
An evening event featured various parlour games and music, followed by a dainty luncheon served at 10:30 by Mrs D, RK Martin, and Mrs Hyatt. Guests departed after greatly enjoying the evening’s entertainments.
Col J R Godrich proprietor of Mountain View hotel donated a two volume encyclopedia on applied electricity to the Carnegie Library. It contains over two thousand illustrations and will aid those seeking authoritative information on electricity. The gift adds value to the library and reflects public spirit.
Walter LaToach, a noted Greybull baseball enthusiast and husband of a Burlington resident, stopped by the Diamond City Republican office on a Wednesday. He chatted with staff who were occupied, and he humorously noted his readiness to contribute to any role in the team.
Lewis Davidson foreman of the J. P. Brown cattle ranch near Birney Montana is home recovering after a horse accident left him with a broken collar bone. He has been visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Latosh of Greybull the past week and will travel to Beaver Creek to visit relatives.
Hyattville youths held a Thursday evening surprise party at Mrs. E. C. Hyatt's home in honor of Missee Marie Martin and Alma Katerman. Guests included Jennie Randolph Beenie Emery Lulung Marie Brown Grace Emery Anna Hg Frances Martin Edna Caroth ers Earl Barnhart Tim Murphy Dick Oy Samuel Hyatt Edward Cook Grover Hough and Mille Taylor.
G. W. Black advertises a famous free ball bearing sewing machine with a lifetime guarantee and five year protection against fire, wood damage and breakage. It promises on easy payments and national reach while highlighting reliability and durability.
A public notice states a special meeting of the stockholders of the Big Horn Milling Company in Basin Wyoming on January 7 1911 at 4 PM to vote on increasing capital stock from forty thousand to eighty thousand dollars President B A Durham to preside The notice also references Family Fruit Store for fresh fruits and A T Zing as a related listing in the basin area.
F C Emerson and wife visited Diamond City from Shell and met Dr Hamilton E T Ellington and E H Fabrique, all tied to Wyoming Land & Irrigation Co. Notices include Notice for Publication for non coal land in Buffalo Wyoming with final five year proof required by February 11 1911 and witnesses named, plus state land patent interests and protest window notices from the U S Land Office in Buffalo.
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