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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
8
Basin area notices cover sales items from Basin Furniture Co to Mrs. Warren Dailey Hyattville with milk and eggs. Visitors include W. C. Olson Otto and John Neff Burlington while local services advertise gas electric sales and auto livery. Community events note Presbyterian ladies aid meeting and mason activities as residents exchange goods and headlines of local commerce.
Rev. L. A. Losey organized a second boys group for younger members excluded from the Triangle Club. The new unit, with 20 to 30 boys, receives afternoon and Saturday vocational training in the old school building, making furniture and tools. About $50 worth of goods have been sold, funding each boy’s tool purchases. Each boy builds his own locker. Plans include a summer garden and camp with talks from business men, under strict supervision.
At the Monday council meeting W. C. Morrison of Billings and G. R. Hoover of Avery sold the town a Road Razer for street work. Avery’s agent Hoover will maintain the streets, and officials expect all town streets to stay in good condition using the new machinery.
The Big Horn River ice may break up in a day or so if warm weather persists. The river rose 18 inches yesterday and the ice has loosened from the banks in many places. If foot-hill snowmelt arrives before breakup, residents along the river should face little risk.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Hopkins Sunday last and all concerned reported doing finely. The relief society plans a dance on the 17th inviting all. Winters Bros and Isaac Jones ship honey this week. Erick Erickson and nephew A B Chamberlain visited Basin. A Beck visits Basin for store supplies to open soon. Erick Erickson helps repair the Basin to Burlington highway. Tom Lythgoe and Volney Black noted travel for family and ranch duties.
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce directors, chairmen of committees, and committee members is set for Monday evening March 20 at 7 30 p m in Chamber rooms. Considerable business has accumulated and should be addressed. Col W H May Secretary.
Ira Casteel vice president of the Stock Yards Bank of Denver died the first of the week from influenza. He was well known in the stock industry and had a large acquaintance among stock men. He served as a representative in the 1915 Wyoming Legislature.
Pastor Leon A. Losey leads a morning worship in the Episcopal Church with Bible School at 10:06 and Service of Worship at 11:00. An evening Study Class occurs at the Manse at 7:00, and the Community Christian Endeavor meets at the Baptist Church at 7:30 with the sermon titled What Does Following Christ Mean an inventory of the business of our church.
All Big Horn County warrants to and including No. B1630 are called for payment. Interest ceases after this date. Mazie V. Rhodes, County Treasurer.
For sale a saw mill in good condition located at Ga lusha brick yard EB F Uhbt Grey Bull Box 449 M17 24.
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