Local Gossip Notes From Basin And Nearby
Willis Ditmer of Manderson was in town yesterday Todd, who recently bought land nearby, arrived in Basin last week and plans to make his home here Alvin Sholts visited Byron this week John R. Smith returned from a southern trip Mrs Nathan Hodge of Shell visited town this week R A Strandberg left for Helena yesterday on company business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ditmer of
Manderson
Iimer Todd
Basin
Nathan Hodge of
Shell
R. A. Strandberg
Helena
W. A. Sizer
Omaha
James O'Neil
H. H. Hime
J. D. Johnson
H. Smith
Zela Murphy
C. W. Atherly
Basin Deli entries and Basin notices mingle with social events
In Basin Wyoming several town notices and social items appear. Local residents J Red Sunny Jim Hurst Bert Wells Forrest Gillum Geneva McGee and Ed Cusack are mentioned with brief travels. Mrs H E Shepherd at Zanes and W J Pulliam announce sales and millinery. A high school play Bulbul thanks donors. Whist parties host many Basin and Worland residents. Consolidated notice covers final proofs for Cloverly settlers Whitfield Moberly Barker M Howe with dates in April 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
W. F. Brown
A. S
Basin
Whitfield Moberly
Cloverly
Barker M. Howe
Charles
Nicholson
Fred W. Crandall
Lou Heathershaw
Cleverly
Charles 8. Nicholson
W. F. Brittain
Register
Gentle Rexall Orderlies Endorsed for Constipation Relief
A local drug store warns against ordinary cathartics for children and promotes Rexall Orderlies as safe. They guarantee money back if not satisfying, noting retail tablets are tasty and mild with few side effects. Available in 10, 25, and 50 cent sizes at The Rexall Store Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Rezall
Metropolitan Drug Co
F. A. Wise
Early Spring Poultry Care Advice From Historic Note
Do not expose fowls to strong March winds or stress poor layers. On cold evenings send hens to roost with full crops and use a fireless brooder for early hatches. Limit eggs per hen to eleven to prevent chilling. Build dark nests to deter egg eaters, and consider stern action if needed. Brooder quality is key. incubator not yet perfected. Shelter birds until warmer days arrive.
Demand for horses rises as autos gain popularity
Commissioner Husten of the New York state department of agriculture warns Gov Dix that state demand for horses far outstrips supply. He notes farmers’ neglect of horse breeding, the import of high quality stock from the west, and urges a statewide study of production and licensing laws to determine profitable local horse types amid the auto era. A public Christian Science lecture by William Rathvon is announced for Basin Fraternity hall at 6:15 PM on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
New York State Department of Agriculture
Gov. Dix
Manchester Union
New York State
West
Europe
New York
The
Christian Science Society of
Basin
Wm. R. Rathvon
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Fraternity Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gmail
Alvin Sholts
Byron
John R. Smith
Cook
Chase & Sanborn
Rogers
Chas. A. Mann, Prop
Capital Bar
M. R. Douglas
Old Homestead
J. Red
Sunny Jim Hurst
Greybull
Bert Wells
Forrest Gillum
Burlington
Geneva McGee
Cody
Ed Cusack
A. PF. Marsh
Ira Waters
M. A. Cline
Lovell
New Spring
H. E. Shepherd
Zane's
W. J. Pulliam
Worland
Zane’s
Eula Whitamore
Shedd-Sizer Co
Bulbul
F. L. Dornberger
G. M. Booth
R. P. Ross
C. Dana Carter
E. F. Hoover
J. I. Patten
B. F. Wickwire
Harry Lawrence
John Zane
G. W. Black
Turner
Freeman
Wm. Tilforth
P. M. Gallaher
Phyele Caves
Laval
de Laval
Anderson & Johnson Basin
Pioneer Building
J. B. Thompson
Basin Construction Company
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