Basin News Roundup of Visitors and Local Travel
A Basin column lists numerous visits and trips by residents and officials from nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Skiff Sykes, Marion Crosier, Mrs. Church, A. K. Lee, T. M. Hyde, George Rogers, Foster Scott, Earl Sprague, J. L. Denny, H. S. Jolley, J. W. Agee, J. J. Smith, R. L. Preator, L. L. Dorman, Henry Sherard, D. E. Safford, Glen Nicholson, F. L. Houx, David Lewis among others. Mentions of Worland, Thermopolis, Greybull, Burlington, Kane, Cody, and a new bridge site near Kane with beet land implications.
Wise Prescription Drugging and Wise store ads
A collage of local notices chronicling barber shop visits, health tonics, Rexall products, and Wise’s drugstore offerings. It highlights Rexall Liver Salts and Sarsaparilla, Kodak supplies, hat styles, paints, and millinery from Wise’s, with multiple residents visiting nearby towns and a few public notices from county officials and oil operators.
Drinking buttermilk for sale at Shoshone Creamery
For sale at Shoshone Creamery at ten cents a gallon. Buyer may purchase any amount.
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Shoshone Creamery
Local visitors listed from Basin and surrounding areas
Millinery and dresses advertised in Basin with prices. George Kershner of Shell Creek and other locals like Fred Wilson Paul Zimmerman J A Quiner and H D Wiltse noted as visiting Basin last Monday or recently. Frank Sims ranch owner from Fenton on Greybull River also praised the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kershner
Shell Creek
Fred Wilson
Greybull
Basin
Frank Sims
Fenton
Greybull River
Mr. Sims
Oregon
Basin and Lowell Teachers Exam March 24 25
A teachers examination will be held in Basin and Lowell on March 24 and 25. The schedule lists Friday morning topics from arithmetic to agriculture and Friday afternoon from grammar to education history and psychology methods. Saturday offerings cover orthography rhetoric and more, culminating with civics and geometry plus any special subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Lowell
U. S
Wyoming
Dining Room Closed at Antlers Sundays
The dining room at the Antlers will be closed all day Sundays. J. M. Booth, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
G. M. Booth
Basin residents and visitors noted in Basin column
L Wiley, a Basin builder of the Beach canal on Germania, arrived from the south and is staying in Basin. Mrs. Guy Craig visited Billings. Patten’s millinery stock praised. John Linn of Greybull visited Basin. Deputy Assessor W. H. Wyman of Shell visited. A C Whitcher of &J. Joe supplied beef locally. Jesse Crosby Cowley sheepman came from there. About 600 pounds of sweet clover seed for sale. W C Snow of Basin and Mrs. M B Nash, with Olney Nowels, Manderson merchant, at Thermopolis recently. Verne Myers Burlington merchant in Basin early week. L R Ewart, president First National Bank of Cody, visited briefly. John and Mrs. VanBenthuysen of Lovell visiting, planning Arkansas move. County Commissioner Roe Avent helped scout bridge site over the Big Horn. T E Keefer from Omaha visiting Basin. Wm Neves Sr. ill, moved from Burlington to Basin hospital. friends glad of improvement.
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Wm. Neves, Sr
Burlington
Basin Hospital
See and Hear the Hallowell Musical Company Tonight
See and hear the Hallowell Musical Company in Basin at Fraternity Hall tonight for a concert described as the finest ever given in the area. This vivid call-to-action notes the venue Fraternity Hall and emphasizes the performance as premier entertainment for local readers.
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The
Hallowell Musical Company
Basin
Fraternity Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wise
Marion Crosier
Hi Ranch
Otto
Minnesota
A. K. Lee
Thermopolis
T. M. Hyde
Worland
George Rogers
Foster Scott
Earl Sprague
Utah
J. L. Denny
H. 8. Jolley
Lovell Country
J. W. Agee
J. J. Smith
Kane Country
R. L. Preator
L. L. Dorman
Henry Sherard
D. E. Safford
Cowley
Glen Nicholson
F. L. Houx
Cheyenne
Cody
David Lewis
Cowley Country
T. W. Spratt
Board of County Commissioners
Kane
Harris
G. J. Schenk
H. T. Lamb
Boulder
Cole
Mrs.t
Armstrong
Lowell
Mra. Patten
Kodak
Wise's
Mra. Patten, mi
Rexall
Pat
Mi7
T. T. Pritchard
Hyattville
Patten
Dave Allen
M. A. Randel
W. J. Booth
Las
Henry Dutton
W. S. Collins
A. L. Gillis
Manderson
R. J. Skuce
Byron
Jake Mayer
M. D. Gregg
Hot Springs
W P. Hogarty
Lovell
O. M. Porter
C. Webster
R. H. Lawrence
Internal Revenue Department
Denver
D. Kimbro & Son
Keystone Side Delivery
J. H. Montgomery
Mandergon
Wye
Adrian Smith
Paul Zimmerman
John Delk
Pat Leavitt
Billings
W. W. Rhea
Shell Country
E. J. Sullivan
Lander
Pattie Hatch
Wm. Kemp
Kemp
Los Angeles
C. A. Zaring
B. W
Grass Creek
First National Bank of
Martin Dow
Upper St. Joe
Dowlives
C. B. Brown
Brown
Thermopolia
Boies C. Hart, Pres
Pexton
Johnson-Pease Co
BR. H. Ahrens
Basin, Wyo
Willis Wilson
St. Joe
B. C. Hart
J. A. Quiner
J. E. Goodrich
Upper Nowood Country
Frank Judkins
F. M. Booth
Walter Johnson
Nebraska
H. D. Wiltse
Fasin
Buck Creek
Lusk Herald
L. Wiley
Germania
Guy Craig
John Linn
W. H. Wyman
Shell
A. C. Whitcher
J. Joe
Jesse Crosby
W. C. Snow
Wyo
Verne Myers
L. R. Ewart
First National Bank of Cody
John VanBenthuysen
Harry Thayer
Arkansas
Roe Avent
Big Horn River
Stine Studio
O. K
Bert Wheat
California
Republican, Commercial Printing
Porm County
Big Horn
D. L. Carr
Wm. Qickeon
Robert P. Pearson
J. A. Coons
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