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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
8
The Basin Basin area promotes the Garden of the Shah production with performances at Rex Theatre Friday at 8 15 PM. Local residents attend with many noted in town including John Weintz Jr and C M Gingrich while reviews praise the harem dancers and songs.
Fred Eberhart, formerly a Crystal Creek rancher now in California, announced last Saturday his purchase of the Black ranch on Crystal. He plans to use both properties for a large stock ranch and states the family will soon return to make Crystal their permanent home.
Mrs Belton and Mrs Gould entertained at dinner last Sunday at the home of the former Reverend and Mrs Edwin Bowling joined by Mr and Mrs A B Moore and Mr and Mrs P P Anderson in a social gathering with friends and neighbors present.
E C Dorn of Hyattville died Wednesday from typhoid fever. He is survived by a wife and several children. His brother Elmer Dorn, a saw mill operator near Kane, was with him at death. Funeral services will be held today from the Hyattville home.
T. F. Nelson and Nick Carsensen returned yesterday from Billings after attending a stockholders meeting of the Yellowstone Packing Co. They left last evening for their homes in Hyattville.
Friday features Frank Mayo in Dr Jim and His Unlucky Berth. Saturday offers The Serenaders first National Attraction and a Harold Lloyd comedy. Sunday shows The Little Fool by Jack London and International News. Monday and Tuesday present Priscilla Dean in Conflict and Winners of the Year. Wednesday stars Ethel Clayton in The Price of Possession with Larry Lemon Coffledy. Thursday features Neal Hart in Dan er Valley and Muriel Ostriche comedy. Farm for sale wanted owner to respond with lowest price and full particulars Box 651 Olney Ill.
Special music for Sunday January 22 features morning worship with the anthem We March to Victory and a choir solo by Mrs. F. J. McNown. Evening service presents the anthem Christian Dost Thou See Them and a choir solo by Mr. Earl Keefer.
Word was received this morning that Mrs. C. W. Shomo of Greybull died last night within an hour after eating olives. The Shomos owned and managed the Alamo hotel for some time and were well known in Greybull and Basin. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Shomo. funeral arrangements not yet made.
Eva Cook wife of Jacob Cook died at her home near Manderson Saturday night Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Manderson Wednesday January 18 at 130 pm Rev Roth of Worland officiating Interment was in Mount View Cemetery in Basin She leaves seven children and a husband.
Walter David West and Hazel Alma Long of Tensleep were married last Thursday at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Leon A. Losey officiating.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon introduces simplified income tax forms aimed at filers with 5000 dollars or less. About 80 percent of taxpayers fall in this range, and the new form makes returns easier for most. Previously few citizens could complete the report without expert help.
Leon A. Losey, pastor, leads morning worship at the Episcopal Church with a new sermon series on Christian Fundamentals. This week the focus is New Testament teachings about sin. Bible School is at 10:66 p. m. study class at the Manse at 7:00 p. m. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Rev. W. L. Wade will speak at 11 a. m. on Law Enforcement. Wade, who helped in the Hock Springs booze raid, will deliver a vital message to the community. Evening service at 7:40 p. m. Music in all services. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Teachers Training Class Tuesday at 7:30 led by Edwie Bowling Minister.
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