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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
8
Logal and personal notes from Basin recount visits by residents and rumors of upcoming events. Mentions Wise drug store promotions Rexall liver salts 25 and 60 cents, travelers from Hyattville, Cowley and Lovell, plus a large lamb weighing 79 pounds at 81 days and local business notices about bee suppliers and hardware sales.
A flurry of visits and errands fills Worland and nearby basins as ranchers farmers and merchants arrive from Kane county Ot to Fort Bridger and beyond. Notables like Fred House and A. A. Kershner are noted along with shipments, barber shop ads, and upcoming Pioneer day events.
Mr and Mrs H C Whitmore of the Whitmore hospital plan several weeks in Peat Rock county for vacation. Nick Webber recently returned Thermopolis from Park county where his wife’s illness brought him home. Den Van Wert, a progressive farmer from the South Beach, visited town last Friday and reports hay and irrigation work plus caring for many dogs. Glen Nicholson of Burlington country was in town this week. Emma Parr, Ruth Donaldson’s niece, arrived from Bik River and will visit several days before departing for Chicago for an important position. John Ginger Douglas from Fig Timber, Mont., will visit his brother for some time. Greger, formerly in Basin, is an old league player and ardent fan. Mrs Lou Blakenley has returned home after several weeks away, with Miss Hasel visiting briefly. George Durham of Urbana, Ohio, connected with Big Horn Oil & Gas, is in town with T K Bishop to arrange company matters and will stay several weeks. A J Forbes takes charge of the Basin Cream Laundry, with Wr Hughes stepping aside for a rest. Miss Ida Fesenbeck joins Ina Fesenbeck on a four‑week trip to San Diego Frisco expositions via Grand Canyon Arizona and return by another route.
J W Morrow, visiting friends in the little country, rode down Tuesday and left the next day for Thermopoliis, where he will stay some time before returning to his home in Canada. Geo W Black of Basin spent a couple of days there early in the week showing the new Or eMen car and the ceiling agency. Aba Webber of Burlington pecan timer a and went to where eenn is at the springs for a bath course. Mrs Joe Hensiey, another daughter who had been staying with her, came home Monday. J A Crook and wife and Mr Edwards of Falls City Neb visited here several days last week. Crook is the contractor for the two in this community and is here reviewing ground. They traveled by car, fitted for camping, and enjoyed their trip.
Vittesn, head of Holstein cattle, leads a regional sale featuring Hertigen Brothers and Basin area consignments with Wye listed among the participating farms. The event promotes m12 tf stock and highlights Barn segment offerings for dairy herds.
Clifford Davis of White auto truck agents visited town this week promoting first class cream separators by Empire. G W Black & Co advertised. Mr and Mrs K K Kintoro, noted Beavor Creek citizens, were in town enroute home from Begin. Judge Mets praised road improvements and predicted many motor-vehicles once the Buffalo-Hinselton road opens.
To the many friends who were kind during the illness and death of our beloved cam and broch er. We extend our sincere thanka. Mr. and Mrs. Charile Galand and children.
A catalog listing from jy23 Basis Wyoming notes a single team of young mares with mare colts at ene with no blemishes.
Middle aged woman seeks employment as cook or housekeeper. Open to mountain or long distance postings. Interested party is Mrs BE, care of this office, ty38-4f.
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