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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
7
C. J. Robertson is named as assignee for Linnabary Dry Goods Co in a filed notice. The move affects creditors and requires court or trustee actions under the bankruptcy process. Further hearings and deadlines are expected per legal filing details in the case.
Schedule shows No 312 northbound and No 311 southbound departures from Basin with times 11 31 p m and 1 30 p m daily except Sunday. Rate note indicates 2 per year in advance.
A weekly dinner gathering is described as supporting the movement for better things in the Basin country and bringing citizens closer together. Attendees are urged to attend the next Wednesday dinner to reinforce community ties and shared goals.
The current issue of the Mid-Contin ent magazine, published in Denver, highlights Wyoming industries including an article on winter emmer by Prof. Buffum. The publication compares well with western farm papers and could aid regional development.
The piece criticizes Governor Carey for vetoing the bounty law, arguing it endangers the stock industry by leaving predatory animals unchecked. It cites extensive losses by ranchers like Jake Frison of Tensleep and warns that reliance on individual farmers is unfair. The author urges state action to support professional hunting and protect grazing lands.
The Progress association is credited with making Basin a modern northwest city and plans to do more in the coming year. The note urges regular members and taxpayers to join in, improve town growth, attract new industries, and increase population.
A Casper Record item from last week discusses a leading citizen’s operation described as double herniectomy with excision of hemorrhoids and exostoses of the head of the second phalanx of the right big toe. The writer questions the tone used for such a body part.
The Chicago Tribune argues that presidential primaries were created to empower voters to choose candidates free from boss influence. It urges states with primary laws to let Roosevelt's name appear if the people want it, and to apply the process to Taft or La Follette supporters as well. The piece describes the coming election as a people’s battle and advocates using open primaries where available.
The secretary of agriculture has authorized the grazing of 34 000 head of horses and cattle and 100 500 head s of sheep on the Big Horn forest reserve the coming season.
A Wyoming public buildings chronology defends the delegation's federal projects as a growth in state wealth and convenience. It cites completed offices in Cheyenne Laramie Evanston Sheridan and planned sites at Lander Rawlins Casper Douglas Basin Green River Cody and Basin area towns with upcoming bills for Newcastle Sundance and more. A banquet at the Irma Hotel honors H S Ridgely leaving Cody for Cheyenne to become district attorney as W L Walls and others toast his service.
Notice is hereby given Nesal A Webster of St Joe Wyoming who on March 5 1906 made desert land entry 1934 serial 02500 for a wine and serin section 26 township blam range 96 west 6th principal meridian filed notice of intention to make final desert land proof to establish claim before W W Brown clerk of court at Baisin Wyoming on February 24 1812 Claimant names witnesses Charles Blynn Abner Whitcher George W McCoy Clarence McCoy all of St Joe Wyoming 119 123 W F Brittain Register
Hair switches and puffs made from combings offered. Dr Carter to be found at his hospital and at uptown office when not on duty. Hospital phone red. Uptown office phone red.
Lou Blakesley of Otto Wyoming offers eleven head of registered Red Poll cows and herd stock. Includes five cows in milk or soon fresh, led by prized sire Major No. 18637. Quiet, solid dark red cattle ideal for farmers seeking breeding stock. See 2 miles south of Otto. Phone 1012 Basin exchange.
An ad by F A Wise, druggist, promotes Adlerika for constipation and indigestion noting quick relief. A separate public notice states grazing permit applications for cattle, horses, and sheep in Bighorn National Forest must be filed in Sheridan, Wyoming by March 10, 1912, with fees and forms available on request.
Notice is given that a meeting of stockholders of the Hoosier Oland Mining Company of Wyoming will be held at the office of W. E. Taylor in Bonanza Big Horn County Wyoming at 9 o clock a m on February 22 1912 to vote on dissolving the Hoosier Oland Mining Company and surrendering its charter. Dated January 2 1912 Z F Little President.
Notice is given that the firm Cook & Tilforth dissolves and will call at the Lux ua Bar where receipts will be given upon payment of debt. Signatories are J. Cook and Wm. Tilforth. 12 26.
The Lyceum Bureau at Fraternity hall featured the Midland Concert Company last Monday night. The distinguished troupe earned good satisfaction as a large audience greeted their performance. Clothiers in Clothing House, J. Bloomshaw proprietor, advertised in the locality.
Land in the Bighorn National Forest Wyoming totaling 365.03 acres will be opened to settlement and entry under the homestead law. Qualified prior settlers may obtain entry on April 3, 1912, with preference rights for actual claimants before 1906. Described parcels include parts of Sec 9 and Sec 10 in T47N R87W with 30 foot strips excluded. Named applicants Ed McMillan George E Engster Oscar R lg and S W Proudfit as assisting official lists.
Department of the Interior Buffalo Wyoming December 15 1911 notice that James L Miller Otto Wyoming filed intent to make final desert proof for land in T51N R6W 6th P M before W F Brown Basin Wyoming February 2 1912 witnesses August Anderson James V Gould Joe Hensley William B Gould 422-526 W F Brittain Register Notice The State of Wyoming County of Big Horn to A A Grady writ of attachment issued against you for M R Douglas 623.65 appearance February 1012 2 PM justice James F Lampman Basin Wyoming court action sale or appropriation of property Dated January 8 1912 M R Douglas Plaintiff Fine pork Greased 60 to 160 pound bags 100 per pound at Basic Meat Market a16-tt
Public sale to satisfy a judgment of Wright & Wilhelmy company against multiple defendants including Johnson Brothers Company and BH I Dupont De Nemours Powder Company. Property described as part of lot 1 block 16 in Lovell to be sold January 20 at Fraternity Hall Basin Wyoming for cash. Proceeds pay costs then judgment plus interest with any surplus to clerk. Dated December 12 1911. Sheriff J F Wickwire. First pub December 15 1911. Last pub January 19 1912.
Public auction to settle default on a $1200 mortgage tied to Big Horn county land in Wyoming. Property includes quarters of sections in Beoton Twen Dated December 20 1911. Sale set January 27 1913 at Basin court building front door at 1 PM. Van Kleeck Bacon Investment Co. attorney J A Zaring.
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