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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
3
Hyattville and Tensleep residents gathered for events from a film show to a big Manderson sale. Local notes praise the Tensleep performance, a surprising town outing, and a community fight to boost entertainment costs. Names like Jimmy Richardson Ed Carothers and Rev Campbell appear amid ongoing road and weather challenges.
Mrs Askerman and daughter Nins visited Mr and Mrs Irwin. A large tract of Cobbler fruit will be planted in the Gardens this season. Frank May writes he is with the Burlington surveying crew at Powder River and work on the new line has begun. A family of Walter Johnson’s on Friday evening. Many autos out Sunday enjoying roads. M Gutter caught on the Coon recently and soil in the Gardens promises bumper crops. W H May and Bertha joined the Irwins for supper Sunday. The Coday family suffers from grippe. The Sabre rod frame work for our canal is near completion. The west Ditch supervisor Willard ordered water users to clear the ditches. All should lend a hand.
A local record notes a change of government and various community activities. Bolt and Gould compare fence growth with a ten foot pole, John Bamford owns two cows with twins, Frank Tolman hauls baled hay, and Jacob Heuser recovers from illness as three children also improve. The Engish family recovers from scarlet fever while Fredick Kiekpatchkhi visits on business. Will English and wife visit the county seat. Rio Avent’s team nears Pasin for seed rain. Uncle Tom HEIMES, WW BE Bethurem haul logs for building. Post office communication is difficult. ferry cable arrangement allows river crossing regardless of high water. The literary meeting votes E Moore president. Mrs. Paddock visits Greybull. Theodore, formerly Burlingston assistant, moves to Billings for new work.
A civil engineer from Cod appears as chair of a commercial club committee seeking to form a base for a regional project in the Big Horn area. The plan calls for a meeting of town representatives in coming summer if sufficient interest exists. A Deadwood paper recently covered the convent and a local letter urged strong representation of the Big Horns.
Max Thomas accepts a position with the Pincer Trust and Savings bank and begins duties this week. He is well qualified, having served as deputy county clerk. A. T. Zinn will manage the pool and billiard parlor opened by Mr Thenag.
The executive committee of the Horn Basin Wool Growers Association elected Friday consists of D. W. Hanver J. M. Hench George Taylor and Frank Power.
For sale cheaply a Buffalo Pit threshing outfit with 20 large power been lightly used. Contact Anderson and Johnson for details.
A brief notice lists Robinson Bros with a bar emblem on the left hip as a identifying mark, showing a P. O. address in Hyattville Wyoming and noting Range Paint Rock Nowood and tributaries.
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