J Stant Brown Seeks Rest During Irrigation Grind
J Stant Brown, in fragile health, visited a Republican official seeking relief from irrigation duties. He consulted a physician while in town and returned at the start of the week.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
J Stant Brown, in fragile health, visited a Republican official seeking relief from irrigation duties. He consulted a physician while in town and returned at the start of the week.
For sale in the Big Horn Basin a 160 acre tract nearly all under cultivation with deeded water rights and land. Includes a log house, root cellar, good well and outhouses, one and a half miles from a railroad station, good fencing, 1000 fruit trees some bearing this year, 65 acres native grass, no alfalfa, near a fine school. Asking price 6500 dollars if sold by September. Inquire at The Republican office Basin Wyoming.
William Tilforth of Caerlon Crescent Road Bournemouth England reports his sister Elizabeth Tilforth died from complications of an appendicitis operation. She was in perfect health when Mrs Bhcumshaw left England and last visited Miss Tilforth at her home on Crescent Road.
A list of individuals including Lemon Denver R Barnhill Garland C B Russell Garland G vy Kennedy Omaha N Loos Omaha H K White Omaha C F Robertson Worland E A Powers eGnoa Ohio C H Gardner and wife Hyatt ville Duncan McMillen Buffalo Ed na Douglas Tensleep Ethel Dovyl las Tensleep Ellwood Harvey.
A reflective note advises homeowners to stay calm when debt-free, seek daily comfort, and do good for others. It warns that greed and an insatiable desire to possess everything breed misery, while wealth cannot preserve memory without a good life and kind actions.
WW. P. Jeays and son Park Keays of Buffalo Wyoming arrived in Basin on Wednesday as guests of May or and Mrs. Collins. They will remain for several days. Postmaster Bowman left for Rochester for an operation, accompanied by Mrs. Bowman, with uncertain duration. Rev Everett P. Borden of Oxford Pennsylvania has been secured to serve as pastor for Mandelson, Rairden and Hyattville, with arrival expected soon.
A Republican report states Burlington plans a line from Scribner to the Great Northern Junction then along the east side of Clarks Fork crossing the Yellowstone to Billings with Fromberg left northward. This differs from the original plan which aimed at Fromberg as the objective point.
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