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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
6
Wilson of Thermopolis and partners plan a Basin harness business to open next week in the D. C. Henry building east of the City Meat market. They will stock harness and saddles with sporting goods, and Warren H. Scoville will manage.
Omaha reports preparations for a dedicated Wyoming day at the October Land Show from the 16th to the 28th. Governor Carey and speakers will highlight Wyoming products and resources. W. Paisley returns from a western tour praising solid development and favorable crop conditions signaling a prosperous season.
Notice is given that Julia A. Lee of Burlington filed intent to make final desert land proof to establish a claim on lands described secures 12 13 in township 61 north range 96 west sixth principal meridian before W F Brown Basin Wyoming on August 1 1911 Witnesses include Henry E Dutton Thomas B King Charles F Lee and Joseph Horrocks all of Burlington Wyoming. W F Brittain Register June 10 1911. Also notes about invitation to Hon H S Ridgely to attend Taft White House silver anniversary festivities and Wyoming Publicity Association invitations with $10 membership and local director involvement.
Myron Austin of Shell said crops look fine and better than last year. He noted grain in the mountains is plentiful and large flocks and herds will graze there this summer.
Rev Rollin Ayres state superintendent of the anti saloon league spoke at Fraternity hall last Sunday outlining league purposes and policies and denouncing the liquor traffic. He is described as an able orator whose words held a large audience in rapt attention.
Manderson fell 9 to 4 to Basin Giants last Sunday at Basin grounds in a pitchers’ duel. Manderson played well for a country town, but missing regular pitcher and catcher cost them. The town hall construction by Brokaw and McCarty nears completion with an opera house poised to draw crowds. Jesse Spielman of Gillette has become school keeper at First State Bank. C Newlin from Weeping Water visits with friends. C E Olsen, Burling ton agent, is on vacation. Frantz and Burley report a large machinery shipment.
Residents are urged to contact Mark H. Warner of Ten Sleep Wyoming to organize trips to the National Park this season. The notice highlights personal arrangements and emphasizes local support for excursions.
Fresh vegetables available with personal attention for order placement. Call to arrange delivery or pickup. June 9 to 16 window noted.
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