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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
6
A clothing dealer urges vacation planners to rely on their store for outfits. He notes that while the larger buyers shop there, smaller buyers can also be outfitted with suitable attire for travel and leisure.
Our Lines of Clothing aims to inform Basin parents about essentials for the Little Men's comfort and welfare, detailing garments and care to ensure proper fit, warmth, and ease for daily use.
Germania Correspondence reports Miss Marie Grabbert has returned after nursing her very ill sister. The new mail route operates daily, coming from Greybull via Otto and Burlington. Two Fourth of July picnics were held at the Dorr place and at Mr. Blynn’s. A severe Esterbrook forest fire near Casper destroyed thousands of acres, affecting T. G. Bruner’s ranch and Miller-Garley mill, with extensive losses. One hundred men fought the flames as crops suffer in the dry season.
Hyttville last week ran late reports note fishing is good after high waters. A T Church shipped cattle, S P Abplanalp sold cattle at 41 dollars per head to Weinrichs. Ten Sleep children remain ill and scarlet fever cases arise with Dr. Walker quarantining a Rettinghouse home case. Local telephone line to Newood Big Trails nears first class status amid prior outages. Various Hyattville visitors and mountain trips are listed with family and friends.
The sale of the Worland estate, originally set for Monday, was postponed to August 1. Attending were Samuel H. Black as Receiver, Mayor C. F. Robertson, and Col. BE A. Powers, who holds the larger mortgage and came from Genoa, Ohio to witness the proceedings.
Joe Darrell, once accused and twice tried for a crime against a young girl in Mee'eetse, has been pardoned. The first trial ended in a hung jury and the second resulted in a conviction, but serious doubt about his guilt persisted due to evidence he was intoxicated at the time. Friends secured his pardon through official channels.
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