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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
5
A brief slate lists Theodore Roosevelt for President and Francis E. Warren for Senator. The item presents the nominee names without additional details or context, reflecting a concise candidate notice.
A Basia line paper condemns a Rustler article alleging jail liquor access and attacks on Sheriff Wickwire. The writer cites no facts, says county attorney found no evidence, and laments partisan bias undermining public trust. Questions arise about newspaper responsibility and political motives.
A clipped OCR fragment notes a person was convicted of the basest sort of political maliciousness, indicating a political offense or smear. Details are sparse, but the wording underscores a strong moral judgment attached to election or governance wrongdoing.
Albert J. Cummins of Iowa announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination. Observers note his buddy status with Lavoliette may help Iowa delegates but prospects depend on convention conditions. Roosevelt's progressive backing appears to edge out minor rivals, leaving Peyton and Vic wire as potential mentionables.
Cloud Peak Nest No. 1497 elected officers last Wednesday evening with W. B. Collins as past president, Ed Cusack as president, Chas. A. Mann as vice president, John Mengel as clerk, O. T. Gebhart as treasurer, W. F. Brown as warden, Harry Lawrence as invocator, H. Hurst as sentinel, and trustees B. F. Wickwire, Alex McDonald, and Chas. Garland. After the meeting members enjoyed a smoker and buffet luncheon. Reports indicate the nest is financially sound and membership is rising steadily.
The O O Howard Post No 110 G A R presents to the library the Photographic History of the Civil War in ten volumes containing 3000 war photographs. The gift will be appreciated by visitors and old soldiers alike for its graphic depiction of the conflict.
Louis Peterson, confined in the county jail, underwent an operation for strangulated hernia this week at Basin hospital. Dr C Dana Carter performed the procedure with a successful termination and reports hopeful prospects for complete recovery.
In the Cheyenne Tribune contest offering prizes for the best answers to fifteen questions, judges awarded first prize to B. C. Hart of Basin.
The piece urges strong public support for Company D performances, praising past crowd reception and urging continued attention from the public to sustain nightly shows. The tone emphasizes confidence in the troupe and calls for consistent audience turnout.
A short time offer from F A Wise druggist invites readers to obtain a book titled This Book Worth Reading Adler i ka detailing simple methods to guard against ailments and relieve stomach discomfort instantly. The advertisement emphasizes ease and immediate results.
The board of trustees of the Big Horn County Library announces a ruling requiring patrons to obtain permission before renting club rooms for any entertainment or meeting. This policy governs use of library spaces and outlines the procedure to seek authorization prior to arrangements.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs. Neal Anderson for a community gathering.
Patrick Klither was arrested on the north bound Thermopolis train by Under Sheriff F I Rue in Worland and held in county jail awaiting federal action. Gebo post office was broken into Tuesday night with two money orders stolen. one letter carried 65 dollars. Klither left Gebo and was identified by the postmaster. On arrest he had 121 dollars in various denominations. Federal authorities have been notified and may arrive soon.
Notice is issued by the United States Land Office in Buffalo Wyoming dated January 18 1912. William A Hubler of Manderson Wyoming holder of homestead entry 3933 filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to land in section 17 township 49 north range 92 west sixth principal meridian before W F Brown Basin Wyoming on March 2 1912. Witnesses named John Burwell John R Brown Frank Townsend Colonel Archer. W F Brittain Register.
Notice is given that Shoshone River Canal Company filed Articles of Incorporation in Wyoming and Big Horn County. It outlines a $2,260,000 capital, five directors, fifty year existence, principal office Cody Wyoming with Chicago office, and names initial directors J W Ramsey H B Wyeth Geo M Bard R J Beatty Lorenzo T Durand.
The executive committee of the Big Horn Basin Pioneers Association met at the library at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon. Due to late arrivals, adjournment was set for 2:30 this afternoon to prepare the program for the February 12 meeting. Old timers are urged to attend and assist in shaping the program. a copy will be mailed to Basin area members after the plan is ready.
A large sale offers eleven head of registered Red Poll cows including five in milk or due soon, led by sire Major No. 18637. Described as quiet, dark red, and excellent for milk, butter, and beef, with rustlers noted. Located 2 miles south of Otto, Wyoming. Contact Lou Blakesley, Otto, phone 1012 Basin exchange.
A special meeting of the stockholders held at the secretary BE E Lonabaugh office in Sheridan Wyoming on December 14 1911 adopted a resolution dissolving the corporation. The dissolution certificate has been filed with the Secretary of State and Big Horn county Wyoming. J W Crosby president E E Lonabaugh secretary.
Kirby Trading Company a Wyoming corporation held a special stockholders meeting at E E Lonabaugh secretary Sheridan Wyoming on December 14 1911 adopted a resolution dissolving the corporation and filed the dissolution certificate with the Wyoming Secretary of State and the Big Horn County Clerk E E Lonabaugh secretary 419-123.
Notice states the Tillard Canal company will convene at Basin city hall at 2 p m on Monday January 29 1912 to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business as needed. Includes notices of stockholders meeting for J F W Irrigation Company in Otto February 6 1912 at 2 o'clock p m. Also various local notices and ads about Chamberlain's Tablets and Red Poll calves for sale.
Restoration of entry rights announced for 355.03 acres in Bighorn National Forest Wyoming with listed tracts in Sec 9 and Sec 10, T47N R87W, details of entry dates, applicants Ed McMillan George Engster Oscar Kig and others, and final approval by 1911 officials. Also notices of mortgage foreclosure by Van Kleeck Bacon Investment Co. plus Basin Wyoming sale date January 37 1913 to satisfy debt.
Department of the Interior Land Office Buffalo Wyoming announces James L. Miller of Otto Idaho? No Otto Wyoming filed for final desert proof on land in township 51 north range 95 west sixth principal meridian before W F Brown Basin Wyoming on February 2 1912. Also a separate attachment notice to A A Grady in Big Horn County reads a writ of attachment issued against you for M R Douglas debt 23 65 with court date February 8 1912 before Justice James F Lampman Basin. Also Basin pork price listing 106 per pound.
Notice from the U S land office Buffalo and the Department of the Interior lists Nessi A Webster of St Joe Wyoming filing intent to make final desert land proof for entry No 1934 on February 24 1912. Also details grazing permit applications for Bighorn National Forest due by March 10 1912 with information on fees and forms from Supervisor ER N Kavanagh in Sheridan Wyoming.
Notice states a stockholders meeting will be held at W H Taylor store in Bonanza Wyoming on February 2 1912 at 9 a m to vote on dissolution and surrender of charter dated January 2 1913 F Little president also notes dissolution of Cook Tilforth firm and debt collection at Lux ua Bar with receipts to be given then plus a brief note about an upcoming Midland concert company at fraternity hall last Monday night drawing a large audience
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