Rooms for Rent and Local Notices in Basin
Local classifieds note two rooms for rent with gentlest preference. Several residents and visitors listed: H C Whitmore journeyed to Thermopolis. Asa Mercer of Hyattville and Angus Beaton with families in Basin. Mrs A X Johnson to Raiden. Bert Driscoll Denver trip. Joe Barnes visiting Sanford, plans army service. Marion Good family moving to Basin. child Jeanette Smith injured but recovering. Barker Howe from Cloverly and M B Rhodes in Basin. Barker Howe and others travel to Alberta. war savings stamps urged as life savers. various residents visiting, traveling, or conducting business in Basin and surrounding areas.
Basin visitors and locals mingle in busy week
Ottumwa guests Mrs E Sullivan Ada Erskine and Cecelia Crow stay in Basin with Mrs E L A Zane family. Kirkville Missouri resident H H Hull tours the national park and views Basin sights. Local moves include Basin Shoe Shop relocation and Mrs J P Arnott Ruth Wickwire trip to Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Arnott
Sheriff Wickwire
Greybull
May
Ruth Wickwire
Thermopolis
Basin business leader returns to expand three store network
W. E. Pease of Pease Peterson Co. arrives from Wibaux Montana to resume Basin Worland and Greybull operations. The firm plans stock increases and a one price policy with quality goods at fair Wyoming Montana prices. He notes recent train delays piled in orders and promises a forthcoming big advertisement with the latest styles for Basin customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Pease Peterson Co
Basin, Worland
Greybull
Wibaux
Mont
Basin
Big Horn County
Pee
Wyoming
Montana
Ditch Breaks, Water Warned For Irrigation Area
Paul Hedrick a ditch rider brought word to town Monday that the Horse Gulch ditch between Fifteen Mile Creek and the headgate has broken. The disruption will hardship those preparing to irrigate. others can manage until repair. Expected water restoration in eight to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hedrick
Horse Gulch
Fifteen Mile Creek
Deputy Harry Davis Visits Basin on Revenue Stamp Tour
U. S. deputy internal revenue collector Harry 8. Davis with headquarters at Thermopolis left Basin for Greybull on Monday. Davis said the Basin trip was highly gratifying and that all firms using revenue stamps complied with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 8. Davis
U. S
Internal Revenue
Thermopolis
Basin
Greybull
July celebration at Hyattville benefits Red Cross
Announcement for the ith of July event at Hyattville states the dance is a benefit for the Red Cross not the Basin band. Mrs. C P Brown has returned home from Lewistown Montana where she had traveled for health reasons and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Craig
Billings
Florence Gillman
Wilmette, Dl
Grace Brown
C. P. Brown
Basin
Grace
Brown
Lewistown
Mont
Miss Brown
Northwestern University
Evanston
Hyattville
Basin Band
Red Cross
Band Boys
Basin Boy Reports for Army Service from Weldona
Jack Craig, a former Basin boy, arrived from Weldona Colorado and will answer his country's call by leaving for Camp Lewis Washington on the 28th. He is set to enlist and serve in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Craig
Basin
Weldona
Col
Mr. Craig
Camp Lewis
Wash
Burlington road surveyor leaves for Washington service
Ralph Newcome a road surveyor for the Burlington out of Greybull departed Wednesday for Washington DC to undertake government survey work for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Newcome
Burlington
Greybull
Washington, D. C
Department
Kinney Resigns to Return to Big Horn County Farm Work
Quincy Kinney, formerly employed by Oscar McNay, has re signed his position to pursue farm work in Big Horn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Kinney
Oscar McNay
Big Horn County
New School District Faces Construction and Community Events
H Hurst of Nowood county attended Thursday business connected with building a new schoolhouse. The band boys traveled to Greybull for a reception for those leaving to answer the country’s call. Mrs. F W Thomson of Poinsette visits son Carl Wilson for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hurst
Nowood
Greybull
F. W. Thomson of
Poinsette
Carl Wilson
Basin News Notes and Local Fire Report
Rowland Allen and A C Burgess visited Basin on business from Germania and Hyattville respectively. Fire crews fought a midday blaze at H C Whitmore’s home causing about 600 dollars damage with no insurance. repair work will begin immediately. A Greybull party hosted by Mr and Mrs R J Extra and Mr and Mrs J M Smith included visitors Mr and Mrs Jack Dickie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Whitmore
R. J. Extra
J. M. Smith
Greybull
Jack Dickie
R. H. Puckett
Catherine’ Thomas
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Germania
A large Fourth of July event is scheduled at Germania with the home guard in charge. All proceeds will benefit the Red Cross and the public is invited to attend for a guaranteed good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
The
Red Cross
Beautiful Women and Children Building at Midland Empire Fair
The Midland Empire fair will feature a 187 by 62 foot women's building with a rest room nursery doctor's office and display room for home economics. It will provide care for children and slides and motion pictures on food and war topics to encourage hundreds of women to attend. Construction starts this month.
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Wyo
Home Guard
Rex Theatre
Asa
Mercer
John Perkins
Otto
A . Angus Beaton
Army of Savers
Gilbert Jones
A. X. Johnson
Rairden
Jas. O'Neil
Pa—Ra
M. B. Rhodes
Kane, State Bank
Bert Driscoll
Denver
E- Joe Barnes
Los Angeles
Cal
Sanford
Joe
Livingston
Marion Good
Jeanette Smith
Big Horn Creamery Co
O. M. Porter
Barker Howe
Cloverly
Tedman
Brooks
Alberta
Can
Hiram May
Tensleep
H. Smith
Edgar L. Beard
Bridger
C. M. Dent
P. W. Metz
Gus Allen
Claude Derby
W. H. Kirby
W. J. Spurway
Aug. Lissa
Beene
McNiven
Dan Rogers
Indiana
Kansas
Neal Anderson
Tommy Dixon
Manderson
Jim Whaley
Liers
Jake Goodrich
Jim Minkes
South Bench
le I T. White
Detroit
Mici
D. Hand Home
W. Wilson
B. J. Sullivan
Percy Edwards
N. E. Winters
Claude Lockhart
Torruson of
Lovell
Pat— Rea. A. H. Hartman
Glenn O Otto
Vic Olson
Chas. Craig
Jake Schenk
Herb Alderdice of
Tom Marshall
Zen I
Texas Oil Co
Moore Transfer Co
Dave Johnson
Paris Daugherty
Canyon Creek
Fred Erhard
Mercer Ranch
ladies aid of the Baptist _church
W. E. Dragoo
Si—Be- the Basin Shoe Shop
Third
B Streets
C Street
Judior
Bob Landfall
Cody
Meeteetse Country
Fea
H. L. Warner
M. J. O'Fallon Supply Co
National Park
Fifth
C Streets
Bath
Mra
F. A. Wise
Jas. PF
Wise Fos
Harry
Wise
Herbert G. Wise
Tiny Wise
HOUSE
Big Horn
Douglas Fairbanks
Jim Dandy
Rowland Allen
A. C. Burgess
Wm. Rannells
Lloyd of
H T. S. Armstrong
Boulder
Fire Boys
Ra—Pa
Midland Empire
BIG Horn County Bank
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