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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

12

GEO MEADS FINE HORSES AND YOUNG VISITORS AT GREYBULL

GEO MEADS FINE HORSES AMID EARLY PIONEER STOCK. ROWDY, A 19 MONTH OLD STAR, Sired BY THE STUD PURCHASED YEARS AGO, EXPECTS TO PROPAGATE OLD BLOODLINE. MEAD TENDS FIFTEEN HEADS OF FINE STOCK AND INVITES A VISIT TO HIS CORRALS OPPOSITE THE BURLINGTON STATION. YOUNG FOLKS VISIT GREYBULL AS MISS ZERELDA O NEIL STAYS WITH SISTER MRS H LAMB. A PARTY FROM DIAMOND CITY DINES WITH HOSTS AND RETURNS HOME CONTENT.

Rowdy George Mead Mead Burlington Station Greybull Zerelda O'Neil Homer T. Lamb

Kane Couple Wins Marriage License In Local County

Kane residents James H. Stanley and Stella Mary Smith obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Peter Enders after a Tuesday visit to the county seat. The notice mentions Migs Smith’s written parental consent and notes upcoming local events and ads in the paper.

Kane James H. Stanley Stella Mary Smith Peter Enders

Silver Discovery at Basin Prompts Board Walk Action

In Basin a silver find occurred in front of John Bircumshaw’s place on Tuesday afternoon. Workers and onlookers, including Anson Higby and grocer John Mengel, pocketed silver from the scene. The town marshal halted potential mob action as excitement grew and a council meeting was planned to authorize extra guards along other sidewalks amid fears of further disturbances.

Basin John Bircumshaw Anson Higby John Mengel

Laying Cement Walks Around Pioneer Block and Nearby

New cement walks are being laid in front of the Pioneer Block and the Bircumshaw and Jones blocks enhancing the square’s appearance. Part of the north half of the west Fourth Street block will be paved once the Big Horn County Bank adds to its building. The bank addition is expected to begin soon as tenants are secured. Alex McDonald Improving, Marshal McDonald, remains near recovery aided by Dr. Carter, at the Mengel home, with many friends visiting and supportive care noted.

Pioneer Bircumshaw Alex McDonald Marshal McDonald Carter John Mengel McDonald

Joslin Moves to Pioneer Block Office

T Joslin has relocated to the Pioneer Block occupying a suite facing B street. His enlarged, well lit room offers accessible farm loan services and he invites clients to visit when in need of money. The office is at the head of the stairs after entering from the east.

T. Joslin B. T. Joslin Pioneer Block B. Street

Bailey Sells Carload Challenge

Bailey, new assistant manager of Big Horn Milling Co, went to Greybull Monday and sold a carload of Challenge flour between trains. Also noted is an interview with Bailey and other local business items including dividend checks and livestock shipments.

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Jeedy California A. Mitchell Jenkins Lumber Company Chas. Thibault Fred Tompkins Thibault Tompkins Markham Worland H. O. Richardson Geo. Mead Rossiters Rossiter Baain Literary Club Iowa State Teachers’ College George Scambler Tensleep F. H. Voss Hyattville L. A Gallaher Atherly Shell CG. T. U. Meeting the. Co. T. U Carnegie Library Nex Clara Lennan Presbyterian Church Fraternity Hall Rev Banford Enders Peter Enderss Sheridan Dan van Wert Manderson Wye Western Land Commission Co Robert P. Pearson College School Otrugk Big Horn Wyo Jlatt Bob Sweney Mrs. Whitmore Dodge Big Hore County J. B. Thompson Woning Chas. Woning Basin’s Tailor Bruer & Stanton Contractors H. D. Hendrick John H. Kaster
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