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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
Community notes list patients and visitors including Dr C B Harris in Greybull last Monday and Elmer Gould from the north. Local commerce mentions Wise's Mazda lamps and a sale of hay and farm goods, with property for exchange and real estate offers.
Local notices list Wise’n selling barley seed hulls and hot water bottles while town residents from Shell to Tensleep visit or conduct business. Dentists, bankers, jewelers, and farmers like Avery, Dodge, and Hyde appear alongside visits from Hazel Barley of Shell and Miss Kemp of Greybull. Community events include a Methodist supper raising funds, and several residents travel to Cody, Grey Bull, and Idaho for personal or business reasons.
The Women’s club schedules a next Wednesday afternoon program featuring a biography and selections from the composer with explanations by Edward Macdonald. The program committee lists Merc G 4 Harmie as chairman along with Mesdames Shaw Jos in Armeling Coons and others contributing to the musical program.
Word has it Ralph Wyman passed his examination for appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis with flying colors. He will likely receive his appointment soon, a bit of good news for his many Basin friends who wish him continued success.
The Greybull town council met last Monday with councilmen Barnes Higby Smith and Zane present. Water rate for Mrs Goodrich at the hotel set at 7 per month. Tax appropriation for the coming year deferred. Attorney instructed to settle with F L Darnberger and to enforce ordinance 51 on fire limits, veneered buildings and violators notified to comply. Also notes on a trip for Cody race circuit planning and a local barber and rental notices appear in the town column.
Easter Sunday program at the M E church begins 11 00 AM with voluntary opening hymn prayer Gloria and choir numbers led by Mrs Gee A Harris and others Christ Is Risen readings by Misses O Neil Coons and Hime with solos and choruses including Ave Maria and Eastern Dawn Mrs Harris presides at the organ Accompanist E C Hoover Rev S W Albone and C B Armeling listed Children program in evening with recitations dialogues and songs
Market notes show cattle prices generally weak with some recoveries. Steers regained losses midweek while cows and heifers peaked then eased. veal calves rose. Storms reduced supply to about 8,000 head. natives held gains, country buyers active, hogs up 10 to 20 cents, sheep and lambs selling high. Prices listed: cows 7.75, heifers 5.50, steers 8.00–9.00, stock steers 7.00–8.25, veal calves up to 10.25, bulls 6.25–7.25, hogs 9.05 for light, lambs and yearlings strong.
The postponed Sabbath sock social by the W. C. T. U. at Mrs. James O'Neil’s home will be held next Wednesday evening at the same site. Admission is 8 cents and attendees are asked to bring extra pennies.
A congressman seeks support from local residents to secure votes and address agricultural issues including turkey farming. The message emphasizes home priorities and community involvement during the campaign.
The article notes tobacco and its use were introduced to England from America in the late 16th century. Merchants adopted American Indian imagery, including wooden signs, to attract buyers for cigars as colonial trade linked American tobacco to European shops.
Seed for sale by The Standard Grain Co offers choice timothy blue and bald barley and other farm seeds. They take orders for Wyoming grown fruit and shade trees. Ash of Manderson arrived Wednesday to visit his many friends on Flor, the.
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