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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
3
A poem lauds a seventy five year marriage at New York Mall, praising the couple as a model of enduring love. It argues divorce is rare and signals moral and social strength, noting the public and royal tolerance of divorce contrasts with the steadfast union of longtime partners. It extols married life as foundational to civilization and power.
Passed Through Mrs W L Simpson and daughter Virginia visit Basin briefly on return from Lander. Virginia leaves for home due to severe cold. Deputy D A Brenton brings August Kameemy from Gebo to Basin for trial on gun threats against Dick Kirby. remanded until attorney secured. John Cooper of Greybull operated on for a broken leg at Basin hospital. Notice announced for teacher certificates examination in Basin on June 23 and 24 at 8 a m. Dated June 12 1911.
R H Ewart of Manderson reports the Manderson Mercantile Co which assigned to creditors will pay dollar for dollar with no losses to any creditor. Tom is Bick. Jakey Norris received a letter from Tom Glines of Falls City Neb saying he has been sick since returning there and is under two doctors care. He hopes to travel home to Basin when able. George W Chapman shot D C Voroe and Miss Aemia Maler near Sheridan, then killed himself after being rejected by Miss Maler. Alex McDonald left for Bpence to prospect for mineral wealth the coming week.
Cr. L. Vandevender faced a eye condition with ptyrigenia and underwent surgery last Thursday performed by Dr. Carter. He tolerated the procedure well and is quickly improving.
A Cody school program lists students and teachers performing recitations, songs, and an emblematic piece for Children’s Day. The event features many names as pupils present works including The Best Way and What the Flowers Say, followed by offerings, doxology, and benediction.
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