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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
8
Basin community short items list dozens of visitors from Hyattsville Cody and Lovell plus Hyattsville celebrations. Mentions of merchants like Tilton's Auto Livery and Eppelsheimer Abbott Pharmacy. Several births, dances, and road patrol actions noted with names, places, and times.
Jd C Grisinger arrived Sunday from the north after an inspection trip over the road. Mrs Grisinger and the children came from Casper and spent the Fourth with her parents Mr and Mrs John P Arnott, before returning home Tuesday in Mr Grisinger s special car attached to the regular train.
Miss Harriet M. Weaver of Valier Montana married Harry J. Crandall of Winnetoon Nebraska at 7 p m Thursday at the Presbyterian manse with Rev Leon A Losoys officiating. Bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Weaver and a popular local figure, groom a Knox county business man. They met in Basin, will honeymoon by auto to Park, and will make Winnetoon home after September 1. The Republican offers congratulations.
The Methodist ladies aid plans a sale of homemade sherbet and cake at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. YT Boyd this evening. School buses will run from Nadler's corner at 8 and 8 30 for free rides to attendees.
G I Smith of Seattle arrived for a week with cousins G B and F T Brigham marking their first meeting in twenty five years. He continues by car to Campbellport Wisconsin during the trip.
Report notes H C Brome and family spent the Fourth in Worland. Rex column features a question about choosing actions if locked in a room with a dog collar and chained to the floor. Rex on Sunday mentions Jack Friend on crutches from a sprained ankle from a ball game. Also includes a tale of a wishing book and how a girl earned three wishes. Nels McCracken of Shell sprained a foot after being thrown from a horse. X-ray by Dr Harris confirms injury.
Burlington announces a drive to have all grain and coal cars in ship shape so service reaches 100 percent as crops move and coal sales begin. BE P Bracken vice president in charge of operation says 1,500 car repairers will be employed effective July 1. Basin Republican for job printing.
Among Thermopolis Fourth guests were Mr and Mrs R R Ferris Mr and Mrs F A Little Mr and Mrs H H Hime F J Stipek and several couples Ed Fallett and Misses Jorgason Bertha Gordon Floy Booth Thelma Gould Mary Hanlon Marlin Schaffner Wayne Hanlon Hugh Gould and others joined a big Hyattville dance nearby.
County Agent L. B. McDaniels spoke to the Lovell Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. Lovell residents pledged support for the county fair and will display exhibits here as well as in Douglas and Billings. They plan a fall poultry show and seek exhibits from the south end of the county.
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