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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
12
The year book of the Department of Agriculture notes 21 720 000 mild cows in the United States valued at 702 945 000 dollars and attributes about one billion dollars yearly in dairy products. Dairying is vital to farm prosperity, soil fertility, and rural progress, aided by modern creameries improving butter quality and consumer benefits.
Elk deer and male mountain sheep may be killed Sept 25 to Nov 30 in specified counties and areas. Waterfowl season Sept 1 to April 30. sage hens Curlews in Aug and Sept. other grouse Sept 25 to Nov 30. Resident licenses range from $1.50 to $2.50, nonresident big game up to $50.00. One elk two deer one mountain sheep allowed. nonresident must be guided. Wasting meat or hides is a felony.
The Baptist State convention formerly in Sheridan last September will convene in Thermopolis on August 3, remaining in session until September 4. The Bighorn Baptist association meets concurrently, with prominent churchmen expected to attend, including Dr. Chas A. Cook of Spokane Rev. D L Proper of Omaha and Rev. Geo Sutherland head of Grand Basin University, all anticipated to attract a large audience.
President Taft set aside 210 acres at Shoshone Cavern as a national monument. The Denver Forestry Service received the proclamation. The preserve sits on Cedar Mountain near Cody and is notable for its rare geological formations appealing to geologists.
Eugene Amoretti Sr a prominent Wyoming banker and long time resident of Lander died Sunday in Omaha while returning from Florida where he spent the winter. He passed away at 10 40 oclock Sunday morning.
Basin officials report light rates are low with a minimum of one dollar per month, cheaper than competing Wyoming towns. Jody’s and Thermopolis charge higher, at 1.50 and 2.26 respectively. The source notes Basin may gain daytime electric current within a year.
Messrs W A Sizer W H Brandenburg G A Harris and H T Harris organize the N W Farms Co with capital 15900 consisting of 1500 shares of 10 each. The new firm will deal in lands buy and sell farm mortgages improve vacant lands and conduct a general real estate business.
The First Presbyterian church of Cody borrowed $1,000 from the Board of Education of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America through its officials.
The Rev J Leighton Limes and Harriet Ivins were married in Pasadena California on June 29. Limes is a well known former pastor who built the Baptist church in Baisa during his pastorate.
J L Linn, Greybull flockmaster, finished a wool clip of about 100000 pounds and reportedly received 17 1/2 cents per pound.
Burlington store partner John S. Mason of Griffin Mason travels east this week to buy full goods. He will visit Chicago St Louis and Kansas City then return to Andersonville Indiana to see his mother. He reports strong spring and summer business and an encouraging outlook. Stag Party at Cozy Cafe hosted by Worland Mayor Robertson with guests including O R Collier Charles Jones R A Baldwin and Councilman John Bircumshaw.
All militia companies of the third regiment will gather at Cheyenne on July 17 evening, stay overnight, then move to Dale Creek. From there they march to the government maneuver camp at Pole Mountain for about three weeks of camping with government supplies, described as a fine vacation for militia members.
The Lonaconing Star-Review in its June 24 edition quotes the Republican party and speaks highly of a former Lonaconing resident known as Mickey who had moved west, offering praise in a fete style.
Jack Broderick reopen s his popular pool hall in the Kershner building Basin offering a pleasant evening for young men and friends. Five pool tables, a range of soft drinks cigars and tobacco products, and courteous treatment welcome patrons.
A bright youth from Ther mopolis ran away to join the militia despite his mother’s disapproval. Deputy Sheriff Cusack found him and, after talking, the boy chose work instead. He secured employment on Agee’s ranch and has begun work.
County Clerk Enders has fishing fever and left early this week with his burro and fishing tackle to Tongue River, risking depletion of the waters.
Notice describes multiple land tracts in sections 16 and 1p 46 93 and 61 9 98 Basin Wyoming with detailed acreage appraisals and minimum bid requirements. Sale July 28 1910 at 1 pm at Basin county courthouse front door. Also included is a divorce notice in Big Horn County Wyoming case Frank L Jones vs Edith L Jones with publication deadline August 4 1910 and clerk certification.
Non-Coal Land Department of the Interior U S Land Office Buffalo Wyoming June 10 1910 notice to Ed Miller of Basin Wyoming that he filed intention to make final commutation proof to establish his homestead claim lot 54 1 51 north 43 west with post meridiem details before Gilmore Hartigan U S Commissioner Basin Wyoming on July 18 1910 witnesses Oliver Tewin Willan J Lewis Frank Darna Frank A Wise and others listed. J W Brittain register.
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