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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
3
Basin High School defeated Thermopolis after a tight game ending 16 to 16. Basin featured strong shooting from Jones and solid throws by Hanlon though defense lagged at times as Thermopolis surged to close the half and race to a late rally.
The Freshies and upper class men edged the Burlington scrub squad 6-5 Thursday evening. Despite being outmatched in size, the Freshies used speed to stay ahead in a clean contest. The Burlington squad is expected to develop into a strong team with proper training.
A large Basin High crowd gathered to bid farewell to the basketball squad and debating team bound for Laramie. Players Lou Blakesley Wayne Hanlon Bert Jones Jim Devereaux Arthur Zaring Dalton Wheeler Vernon Beall and coach Kische depart along with representatives Grace Ell Miriam Ewers.
Burl Jones, a freshman basketball star and key baseball player, is expected to excel at football next season. Ark Zaring, known as Ark, is a senior forward contributing to basketball and baseball, with graduation upcoming. Jim, a standout freshman, is a top football and guard contributor and strong track athlete. Lou, a junior two letter man, competes in basketball football and track and was among last year’s tourney team. Banty, junior guard, track and baseball performer, played well in last year’s tournament. Wayne Hanlon is basketball captain and forward, baseball member, all conference end candidate, four letter man, and athletic editor. Vernon Beall, a freshman, shines as full back and strong center in basketball, track, and baseball.
The regular meeting of the W. C. A. is set for Friday March 17. New officers will be installed and Miss Stickney, our field Secretary, will address the group.
The draft lists officers Gertrude Skovgard president Brell Hopkins vice president Ruth White secretary Wynone Johnson treasurer Catherine Extra plantat and Vera Hoel songleader. It asserts these are capable people who will fill their offices to the best of their ability.
Sixth graders performed a declamatory program at the High School. Richard Gibson won first place and Lillian Robertson second in the final contest. Readings impressed parents and students alike.
Former Nebraska senator Randall spoke to high school students about how government operates. He outlined the legislative process and explained how a bill becomes a law, delivering an engaging and informative talk that was well received.
Wayside Observations from L. B. McDaniels County Agent urge send samples of grain and hay for inspection and pricing. No ranch price guarantees at mills. Seeds available include Dakota No 12 alfalfa at 18 cents per pound and Grimm alfalfa at 33 and 60 cents. yellow and white clover seed also offered. Grasshopper and prairie dog control supplies provided with free distribution. poison at $1.65 per ounce. Free tuberculin tests for dairy cattle announced by the State Veterinarian around April 10 with prior listing. Meetings delayed due to typhoid, planned to be rescheduled for group work.
Wyoming district plans 6 percent serial bonds payable over fifteen years to fund reservoir construction for 76 000 acres in Greybull Valley Big Horn County. Bonds secured by land assessments and water rights. first due by June 11 1926. Bids subject to bond attorney approval. right to reject bids reserved. Address bids to S Gkovgard Basin Wyoming.
Sheriff inspection in Greybull Big Horn County Wyoming certifies 21 horses to be shipped out of state. Brands listed include multiple mares and a gelding with brands on left side thigh and shoulder.
Board of County Commissioners plans to establish a road starting at Sec 36, T50N R93W, with specific station points and curves described. Objections or damages must be filed in writing with the Big Horn County Clerk by April 8, 1923. notice dated Basin Wyoming March 7, 1912. Zela Murphy, County Clerk.
Camping gear for nearly twenty men including a big Range cooking Utewalls bedding mattresses offered at low prices. Address box 181 Worland Wyoming. M17-24.
D. H. Johnson of Basin Wyoming announces a public auction on April 8 1932 at 1 PM in Basin to sell assorted machinery tools and equipment to satisfy a lien for labor hauling and storage owed by High Gravity Oil Company of Spokane Washington. Appraised at 847.00, the sale covers items including a diesel engine pump cables and various wrenches plus 447.65 due for labor and advertising costs. The notice appears in the Basin Republican and lists local road and fraternal meeting notices.
Notice states bids will be received on the Sidday in April 1992 at 2 PM for the purchase of bonds of the district in the amount of 800000 dollars. The district is organized under local law.
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