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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

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Hun Killers Leave for Camp

A long list of Basin and surrounding-area volunteers departs for Camp Lewis Washington. The roster includes Everett W Vaught Henry Forsman Telford Wilson James Blackburn Bonde Bond George Johnson Phillip Coleman Neil C Ketchum Charles Pace John Craig William Burt Robert Whitney Marion Swick Charles Williams Oliver Gilmore Harvey Rensvold Lester Clement William Werbelow Walter Quarterman George Long Orin Marlin Charles Stevens Ottis Hallman Harry Guinn Carl McClure Stricker Everett McVay Eldred Patchen Floyd Nicholson Karl Erickson Sterling Cowdrey Alfred Racine Harold Thomas James Webber Claude Townsend John Rehn Luda Renne Claude Bryan Arthur Lytle Ernest Anderson Earl Brock Lewis Lourand Ernest Keiswetter Ray Doty Jay Parks Lee Spurrier Arthur Grimsbo William Hovis Homer Marlin John McKenzie K B Smith Thomas Watkins Forest Hughes William Wamhoff Archie Smith Sidney Smith Elmer Long Rufus Burke Oskar Dittman George Hoskins Charles Manning William Emerick Frank Gilliland Joseph Johnson Hjalmer Olsen Fenwick Richardson Francesco Perre Layen Laber Ernest Davis Fred Barnett plus others.

Camp Lewis Wash Everett W. Vaught Greybull Henry H. Forsman Cowley Telford Wilson Basin James A. Blackburn Penrose Bonde V. Bond Omaha George Johnson Worland Phillip Coleman Sheridan Neil C. Ketchum Cochran Ore Charles 8. Pace John T. Craig Edgmont William H Burt Thermopolis Robert R. Whitney Milwaukee Marion F. Swick Merna Fairfield Harry D. Guinn Lovell Carl M. McClure Wood Harry M. Stricker Everett C. McVay Manderson Eldred Patchen Sugar Grove Pat Floyd Nicholson Monticella Cal Karl Erickson Sterling H. Cowdrey Caldwell Alfred J. Racine Sidney T. Smith Elmer L. Long Rufus Burke Oskar A. Dittman George A. Hoskins Charles Manning William G. Emerick Shell Frank R. Gilliland Shellsburg

Cloud Burst Strikes Tensleep Sunday Night

Tensleep endured a terrific cloud burst Sunday night with washes outs but no serious damage reported.

Russia to join allies in great cause of freedom

London reports Kerensky declares Russia will join the allies in the fight for freedom. He says he left Moscow and that Russia is a democracy fighting tyranny. Kerensky arrived in London June 19 and spoke at the British labor conference.

America Russia Pfu- Red Cross London Alexander Kerensky Moscow M. Kerensky

Lou Blakesley Returns Home After Mayo Clinic Stay

Lou Blakesley arrived home from Mayo Bros hospital in Rochester Minnesota on Monday. A large crowd greeted him at the depot and helped him to EM. J. Extra’s house to rest. He was taken back to his home Tuesday to enjoy familiar surroundings and regain health with his wife’s tireless care. The Rev. Long left this week for Crawford Nebraska to attend the Seventh Day Adventist encampment for about a week.

Lou Blakesley Mayo Bros. Hospital Rochester Minn Lou EM. J. Extra Mr. Blakesley Long Crawford Neb Seventh Day Adventista Church Loong

Wyoming Draft Calls Put State Under Military Strain

Wyoming faces new draft calls for July as 2,082 men must be inducted to fill three July calls. About 1,000 will entrain for Fort Logan and Camp Lewis, with further batches to Fort Riley and additional rules from General Crowder. Meat conservation orders curb beef offerings with limited roast and boiled beef on specific days.

Cheyenne Wyoming Ray K. Olds Fort Logan Colo Camp Lewis American Lake Wash Sheridan County Fort Riley Kan Utah Agricultural College Navy Marine Corps Crowder Hoover Food Commission

Mrs. M. R. Douglas Returns From Midwestern Visit

Mrs. M. R. Douglas returned Monday after a long trip that included Omaha Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa. She visited her parents and the parents of her husband R. Douglas and arrived home with Mr and Mrs Lou Blakesley.

M. R. Douglas Basin Omaha Neb Sioux City

Basin Republican Announces Delayed Weekly Issue

The Basin Republican informs readers that next week’s issue will not publish until Saturday due to the July Fourth holiday. The delay shifts the usual release schedule and will set back deadlines accordingly.

The Basin Republican

Mrs Perkins Leases Pease Place for Basin Rooming House

Mrs John Perkins of Otto leases the Pease place at Fifth and C Basin and plans to convert it into a first class rooming house. She cites Basin schools as offering her children strong study opportunities locally.

John Perkins Otto Pease Place Fifth

Open Air Services Planned by Basin Churches

Union open air services are planned by Basin churches each Sunday evening after July first. Services will be about 8 o clock, likely on the library lawn. Further notice will be given next week.

Union Churches of Basin

Wyoming Populace in Army Share 5 Percent

Cheyenne reports Wyoming already has five percent of its population in the army, compared with the national two percent average, based on Adjutant General Weaver of the Wyoming National Guard announcement.

Cheyenne Wyoming Weaver Wyoming National Guard

Weintz Family Returns from Los Angeles to Basin

Johnny Weintz has returned for summer vacation from tending school in Los Angeles California. John Weintz Sr met his son in Basin to escort him home after the trip.

Johnny Weintz Los Angeles Cal John Weintz

Pa-Fa Returns Home

Mrs. W. W. Thompson of Los Angeles left Basin yesterday on her way home after visiting her sister Mrs. J. F. Dickman. She plans to visit her two brothers in Lovell, V. S. and Bn. D. Showalter before continuing on.

Mra W. W. Thompson Los Angeles Cal Basin

Billie Thompson visits Basin and Billie's annual vacation

The article notes Billie Thompson plans a round of visits from Roundup to Fayette Iowa to see RK W Thompson and Mrs W A Mayland. William Lynam of Omaha, ex Frazier Johnson staff, traveled to Basin to visit old acquaintances before joining John Weintz for Paint Rock country. Billie, linked with Tagg Bros Moorhead, is a familiar cattle trader in Omaha and Basin where he returns yearly for ten years of friendly reunions and a vacation.

Roundup Mont W. A. Mayland Fayette, Iowa RK W Thompson William Lynam Omaha Frazier- Johnson Commission Co Basin Lynam Paint Rock Country John Weintz Billy Tagg Bros. & Moorhead Livestock Commission Billie Big Horn County

Sheriff Office Doings Prompt Four Men For Failure To Register

Sheriff Wickwire brought four young men before the local board on Wednesday for failure to register. They were found guilty and inducted into service to depart for Camp Lewis, Washington. Three more pending VA decision. The sheriff recovered a stolen black mare belonging to Al Sells of Shell Creek.

Sherif Wickwire Camp Lewis Wash VA. S al Sells Shell Creek

Basin visitors return after cloud burst ordeal

R. J. Tilton and wife with O. L. Gilbert returned to Basin last Monday night after a cloud burst encounter. The group had been visiting Worland on Sunday.

R. J. Tilton O. L. Gilbert Basin Worland

Divorces Granted by the Court in District Session

District court granted or pending divorces for J. M. Snyder Ada Pattee Snyder Wilma A. Reed James O Neil Kate O Neil May D. Stover Abe Stover Phillip Bullett Vina Bullett John Anderson Orpha Anderson James H. Welsh Myra Welsh Bessie O Weir A F Weir Arthur E Peterson Eliz L Peterson Eliz Schonten Jan Schonten Frances E Miller Geo Miller E F Hall Edith Hall Chas L Hunt Maud Hunt total twenty four suits filed since January 1 1918. Clarence Dobbs returned from Camp Bun Harrison after failing examination and camp peers praised by officers. crop outlook poor in Illinois Iowa Nebraska.

J. M. Snyder Ada Pattee Snyder Lovell Wilma A. Reed W. O. Reed Big Horn County James O'Neil Kate O'Neil May D. Stover Abe Stover Phillip Bullett Vina Bullett Greybull John Anderson Orpha Anderson James H. Welsh Myra Welsh Bessie O. Weir A. F. Weir Arthur E. Peterson Eliz. L. Peterson Eliz. Schonten Jan, Schonten Frances E. Miller Geo. Miller E. F. Hall Edith Hall Chas. L. Hunt Maud Hunt District Court Clarence Dobbs Basin Camp Bun Harrison Clarence Illinois Iowa Nebraska

New Arrival Born to Pitts Family in Basia

A boy was born on the 20th to Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pitts of Basia.

A. F. Pitts Basia

Allies Gain Ground as War Pushes On In Europe

Allied forces press the front in France and Italy with the Belleau Wood operation driving Germans from the wood and capturing 264 prisoners. Italians regain lower Piave positions including Cape Sile as western Piave is cleared. Heavy bombardments and aerial actions continue on both fronts.

Piave Belleau Wood Chateau Thierry Lower Cape Sile Rome War Office France Flanders Picardy

Western Front Dash Planned For August Offensive

Bas in Oil Brokerage notes lineups for a major Allied offensive in August. Hindenburg pledges peace to Germans. Italians hold Piave and mountains as fighting lingers. A sensational remote dispatch cites Pershing’s forces marching toward Italy. US to loan China 60 million. Prohibition law expected to pass. Wall Street steady amid calm trading. General Motors reports a historic 165 percent advance.

Basin Oil Brokerage Co Pluns Allies Hindenburg Germany Piave Er Ozar Pershing Austria United States China Senate Wall Street General Motor

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Joseph J. Johnson Hjalmer Olsen Red Lodge Fenwick Richardson Francesco Perre Layen Laber U. S. Navy Red Cross Republican Wm. Blackburn Wyo Blackburn REX Theatre Mothers and Friends Committee Douglas Fairbanks al Cliff Boyd Osborn Wilson Boy O'Neil Coons Ray Open Air Services Wyoming Patriotic Pa — Fa Billy Lynam Sheriff's Office
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