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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
8
Basin residents and visitors fill pages with travel by car and train. J K Burnham leaves Basin for Lovell, others tour Greybull Thermopolis and Lovell. war savings drives and two rooms for rent appear amid legal and business notes.
A.B. Martin asserts his bread uses a higher cereal percentage than required by the food administrator. A.H. Tedman, county agricultural agent, leaves for Fort Collins with Mrs. Tedman and their baby, planning a ten day trip. the baby will visit Pueblo relatives before returning home.
I have leased the Pease rooming house on Fifth and C streets. Any person desiring cozy rooms by day week or month can call here as I will be pleased to accommodate you.
A. C. Nelson of Northern Nursery Co. nearly had a serious accident Friday when his car hit a two year old bull on a steep Basin to Greybull hill. He deployed the emergency brake which failed and he jumped clear as the car slid off the hill, badly demolishing the vehicle while Nelson was shaken but unharmed.
The United States takes title and possession of docks piers and wharves on the Hudson River owned by North German Lloyd and Hamburg companies. Government retains property not to be returned after the war. Purchasers of Liberty Loan and War Savings bonds may feel special gratification. Docks are strategic and valuable and should not remain in enemy hands. German commerce was closely tied to militarism and must suffer war penalties.
Drs Harris and Harris report patients at Basin hospital mostly well and safe at home. Carrie Ellison leaves hospital and does well. Mrs O C Rowelet and Mrs J T Mille remain improving and near home. Walter Root out of danger. Hill Jones lingering with a broken back.
Ellen Littler of Greybull filed for absolute divorce from John Littler in district court. Edgar Beard was confined to his home this week for a mild sickness. Jo Ie hoped Mr. Veard would resume his business duties after a much needed rest.
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances. N Thaxton sells part of lot 67 56 96 to W B Snyder for 1 dollar. A Koelling appears in several deeds to E B Stevens R W Leete G P Taylor A West and U S servers.
The Buffalo Bulletin notes Asa S. Mercer will run again for the state lower house from Big Horn county. Mercer is described as a big man in the region and is urged to be elected by a large majority.
Mrs. E. Sullivan and Miss Cecelia Crow, guests of the L. A. Zane family, returned to Ottumwa Iowa on Monday after a stay with Basin friends.
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