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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
7
Sunday school at 10 a m Holy communion and sermon at 11 with subject Judas Iscariot Dean Watkins welcomes all and invites attendance.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold regular service next Sunday at 10 a m. Mrs Maggie J Arnot t Supt.
First Church of Christ, Scientist announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at seven p.m. Sunday school for ages up to twenty begins at 9 a.m. Reading rooms behind the church open daily from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. except Sundays and legal holidays. All invited to attend and visit.
The county board appointed Robt J Price to fill the assessor vacancy after Fred Smiths resignation. Price, previously in the role, was praised as careful and efficient with no favorites. A few tax rebates and minor matters were considered.
Colorado grower Mr. Coyle visits Big Horn County seeking irrigation and farm land opportunities amidst sweet clover seed concerns. Farmers discuss seed exchange ideas, grasshopper control by soil stirring, and a Burlington railroad potato exhibit car aiding disease awareness and seed quality for the western show circuit.
A remark notes that potato growth problems cause a single plant to flourish where six were expected, indicating uneven yields and planning issues.
Sheriff B F Wickwire inspects a Holstein cow owned by N. J. Long and in charge of L. F. Long at Basin Big Horn County Wyoming. The cow, unbranded, is shipped to Niles Michigan with the inspection date March 1 1020.
County warrants to and including No. 7335 are hereby called for payment. Interest ceases February 14 1820.
The Big Horn Basin Retailers Association will meet in Cody on March 9 1920 with large attendance expected The last gathering in Worland drew representatives from nearly every northern Wyoming town Entertainment committee members Van Arsderf Tyler and Haid plan canyon tours and a big banquet J B Herbsman a leading merchandising expert will address attendees.
Yesterday afternoon at the court house Justice Bonwell united Raymond Robertson and Alma Rogers both of Greybull in marriage. The groom works for Midwest and both are well known in the oil city with many friends who will send congratulations.
Heavy snowfall of 12 to 18 inches leaves Worland valley stockmen optimistic about spring and summer grazing. Ground unfrozen, range in better condition than in years, with concerns only about rapid snowmelt if warm weather arrives early. A late-season snow could boost value of stock country and seed sowing this spring.
Cheyenne reports two Pierce-Arrow two ton trucks shipped by the state highway department for Basin use on state highways. The trucks were received from the war department recently and have only run a few miles.
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