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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
6
A countywide campaign on fighting the common house fly will start soon with free illustrated lectures at principal points. Meetings are open to all and aim to cut infant illness and fever linked to flies. County Agent Allyn H. Tedman invites residents to attend or request a meeting at their school.
Writ of attachment issued against J. E. O Hey and property to secure Ora Allen's claim of 200 dollars. Appearance required before Justice of the Peace J. R. Bonwell on June 17, 1916 at ten o’clock A M. failure to appear will result in judgment against the defendant and seized property. Dated May 19, 1916.
In the matter of the last will and testament the case proceeds in Big Horn County court. The brief filing references probate actions and the district court's jurisdiction over the testamentary matter. An executor or administrator may be appointed to manage estate affairs under Wyoming probate law.
Notice is given by the executor William Neves Junior of the William Neves Senior estate. Claims must be presented at the executor’s Burlington Wyoming residence within six months or be barred. If not exhibited within one year from letters, they are forever debarred. Dated May 26 1916. Also bid opening for Hides at Basin office June 6 1916 7:30 p m.
Trustees of School District No. 17 in Big Horn County Wyoming invite bids to furnish and install a Moline heating plant in the brick Ha sin school building per plans on file with S. H. Smith basin Wyoming. Each bid must include a $100 certified check to S. H. Smith treasurer as good faith evidence, with unsuccessful bids returned promptly after contract award.
I J K Burnham County Treasurer certify the above as a full true and correct list of delinquent taxes for the years named therein for the state and county. Witness my hand and seal this first day of June 1916.
Office of the State Auditor Cheyenne May 25 1916 A S Branch of the London Guarantee and Accident Insurance Company London England publishes its financials Total admitted 5 321 362 80 Liabilities except capital 4 302 664 29 Capital stock paid up Surplus over Liabilities shown in formal notice listing assets and liabilities of the company in Wyoming pending filing and audit citations
State Auditor R B Forsyth certifies condensed annual statement for the Wyoming insurance company. Figures show year ending December 31 1916 incom e 5321362.80 and 4732922.91 disbursements for 1915. Gross premiums 19053.21 losses paid 10587.34, county of Laramie. Filing completed as required by law.
Presbyterian Sunday school meets weekly at 10 a.m. in the library led by Supt Mrs J P Arnott. Methodist Episcopal Church holds Sunday services June 4 with 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship and a sermon on Parable of growth and separation. Epworth league 6:45 p.m. evening service 7:45 p.m. sermon How to do Well. Choir provides music. Junior league meets Monday at 4 p.m. Pastor LA M Creath extends welcome.
At The Big Horn tonight Holbrook Putin in The Ute pardonable Sin and The Mummy and the Humming Bird starring Charles Cherry. Sunday Wm Fox presents Maude Gilbert in The Fools Revenge. Monday begins Triangle Pho to plays and Keystone comedy. Tuesday Pauline Frederick stars in Bella Donna. Wednesday features Triangl and Keystone 7 reels The Iron Strain and Game Old Knight. Management endorses the opening slate as simply great.
Robert Gammel of Mountainview Wyoming will soon receive a back pension of 1115 for Civil War service on the U S 8 Delaware. He will then get 24 monthly. Favorable action was secured by Congressman Mondell after more than four years of effort.
A chatelain item is lost between a home and the Baptist church on Sunday May 7. Return to Mrs. Fred Frisby for a suitable reward.
The Main House will charge 35 cents for meals during the week and 60 cents for luncheon and dinner on Sunday. Dinners are described as extra good with the best service.
Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday program with a morning subject And they that were ready went in. A young people meeting at 7 p m on How much of my money is mine. Evening service at 8 featuring old familiar hymns and special choir music under Pastor M F Newport. Phone 63)
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