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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
8
Burlington businessman A W Erickson visits county seat on Tuesday as do stockman J F Hope from St Joe district and Shell farmer WR McCracken. Basin sees Barber Chas Blynn and Ford parts dealer Black host crowds, while sales of land, flowers, and meals are advertised.
An American speaker urges Big Horn county youths to protect native birds. He explains birds eat weed seeds under snow and help farmers by reducing pests. He condemns bird-killing, calls for feeding and caring for birds, and urges future generations to enjoy beautiful birds.
Assistant predator animal inspector William Clemons reports growing success in coyote control with rancher cooperation and active hunting. He promises a full finish report as coyotes are reportedly being reduced and local chickens appear healthier, according to Farmers Exchange in Philadelphia Record tone.
Hyattville's J Diehl and Harve Perkine visit Basin with several companions from Otte and Greybull. Ed Carothers and others attend to county affairs. Wm Tillett and Lee Crall conduct district court business. Otis Grout and H C Avery make regional trips. Houses sought for rent. J D Lewis coordinating.
Grace Smith explains how she cares for her chickens through a harsh winter. She notes feeding twice daily with warm wheat alfalfa boiled oats salted meat milk and plenty of warm water and reports over a hundred eggs sold for 50 cents cash or five cents trade in Greybull. Bluebirds arrive and Bluebird programs return to the Big Horn theatre with better entertainment through Watane films.
Local notices report Dr Elmer Gould arriving by train from the south. G W Black Co promotes vulcanizing and Farm implements. Fred Wilson and J R Bon B T Joslin travel for loan prospects. Gilmore Hartigan visits Low |ell. several people attend family events and reunions. Prices for beef and hides listed. theater ads announce The Perils of Divorce and Liberty Riding With Death screenings.
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