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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
8
Burlington visitors include Mrs H W II and Owen Johnson while officials like Sheriff Wickwire and U S Marshal Patton conduct business in Greybull. Turkey dinner at Yellowstone Cafe and Tanlac ads appear among divorce filings, stock show plans, and upcoming Garden of the Shah events with mentions of Worland, Lovell, Shell Creek and Basin markets.
The notice invites sending hemstitching and picoting to the Gift Shop in Basin Wyoming. An ear eye nose throat specialist G Barger MD from Casper will be at the Markham House January 24 and 25. Phone 62 for drugstore needs with Wise’s Drugstore. Reverend H E Shepard, formerly pastor of the M E Church, now in Douglas, visited here this week. E N Conant Washakie County clerk was here from Worland at the Frisby home.
In 1908 Mayors, bankers, lawyers, ministers, and other prominent officials and business leaders endorse Tanlac and Curt A Nadler. Tilton s Auto Livery offers baggage and express delivery.
Co F Johnson of Lovell sugar company was in town yesterday. Judge Metz and John Landfair attended the Good Roads dance in Lovell on Wednesday night. County Attorney Little plans to leave for Helena Montana on office business. Fred A Macpherson and Joe Affick, prominent Greybull men, rented offices in the Big Horn County Bank building. Mrs McVey of Nowood is mother of a son born at Basin hospital last Friday. The McVeys live on the Nowood above Manderson. Norman Horace Frisble was born January 9 in Hysham Montana to Mr and Mrs Otto Frisble. Robert P Pearson, vice president of the Big Horn County Bank, is ill this week. many friends hope for a quick recovery.
A. S. Nelson leaves Powell for Cheyenne and Washington to advocate for Shoshone and other western project settlers. He joins Burton S. Adams and O. E. Farman on a billings water users committee heading to testify before Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission on rate adjustments.
In a Birmingham courtroom a driver admits speeding. The judge accepts the frank confession and imposes the minimum fine after hearing a verbal excuse about a rattletrap car and a faster vehicle blocking the street. The exchange shows leniency and a cautionary stance on traffic behavior.
The western Osage district reports squatters at Whiz Bang on Indian land. Federal orders to vacate are expected as titles cannot be issued and residents pay rent for their lots. Whiz Bang is said to relocate to a new site named A person in the report.
Balea of Paper asks if people who use marks or rubles save money. He argues no, because even collective sums would not cover living costs or storage needs.
Friday program includes Misa DuPont in Falco Kissen and Harold Lloyd comedy. Saturday brings Misfit Pair and The Sign on the Door with Norma Talmadge. also Harold Lloyd. Sunday features Alice Brady in Little Italy. Monday Poor Dear Margaret with Elaine Hammerstein. Frat episode of Winners of the West historical picture. Tuesday City of Silent Men with Thomas Meighan and a comedy. Wednesday Proxies Hugh Ford Production. Thursday The Vice of Fools and Fox News No 26. Saturday matinee at 8 Free Matinee for children under 14. Also Winners of the West thrilling Kit Carson exploits. Our home talent in Garden of the Shah. Dr F Robertson of Worland in town. Lost barrel and point of fountain pen on Basin streets. Mrs Annabelle Mason to Evanston hospital transfer due to insanity.
A cosy furnished cottage with fine piano and an easy distance from town offers rental. Also a furnished room in a modern home available. Inquiries to Mrs. J. and Atherly, phone 177K. The state game department sent four ring neck pheasants from Old Town, Maine to 8. Skov gard for spring propagation purposes.
Floor Leader Mondell forecasts adjournment by June 1 as the House wraps up its program. He highlights the tariff bill, refunding foreign debt, federal employee classification, veterans’ adjusted compensation, highway construction planning, and apportionment of representation as major acts expected this session. He also notes plans to consider merchant marine policy.
The text discusses provisions to improve agriculture and a fully functioning federal budget system. It notes hopes for House cooperation to complete the program by June and adjourn in five months. It mentions Casper Chamber of Commerce seeking a public park between Casper and Kaycee called Hell's Half Acre and possible transfer or National Monument status.
The Treasury outlines a path for applicants to become bank examiners in Wyoming. Prospective examiners must obtain Comptroller approval to take the exam and, after passing, join the eligible list. Appointments draw from this list, with training under a seasoned examiner before assignment.
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