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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
3
An architect from Cheyenne supervised discussions for a new state project to add a structure, with cost estimated at 160000 funded by a dedicated tax. The workman’s compensation act adds benefits, with Mrs. Henry T. Williams of Cumberland noted as the first recipient receiving 1000 dollars.
A historical advertisement offers a large stock of home grown and imported garden seeds ready for shipment. It lists beans, beets, melons, onions, peas, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, and more with varying prices and prepaid options, highlighting dialect and regional spellings.
The town marshal announces the use of the city team from now until late April to haul away tin cans and rubbish. Residents who tidy premises and stack debris in alleys may have items removed for free by the city team. Call the marshal when rubbish is ready. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Ernest Erickson Burlington Wyoming for kindness after their loss. Lost rings on Basin streets one with initial P. Lost at Basin office for Gale Cheap hotel range for sale. Dressmaking by Mesdames Rue Belton. Lard price cuts at City Meat Market.
Wyoming newspaper notes change of Frontier day to July 21 22 23 and 24 after labor committee vote amid public dissatisfaction with August timing. Also mentions quick delivery notes, a damaged jail theft at Lost Cabin, Burlington Casper depot sketches, wool shipment from Sheridan, and a health certificate law reducing marriages.
Rev. A. Saxe visits from Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan return from Chicago via Cheyenne. Mrs. Tallon visits Worland, then goes home. Mrs. Whitmore improves and her daughter Hildreth is recovering. Miss Biffie Gould heads to St Louis for several months to place child with specialists. Fred House's barber shop in Basin gets a trendy papering job. Frank Ewen of Shell samples beets on Beaver Creek ranch. Mrs. Fenton visits Basin. family now in Oregon after daughter’s husband’s death. Kinzer from Bonanza attends to business. praised as a top farmer and fruit grower. Will English returns to Basin, rents Germanib beach ranch. A. A. Kershner from Shell moves to Basin, praised ranch. Friends surprise the Blakesleys with a visit. gifts from Zane, Gould, and Eleetra families. City crews clean streets, saving house owners costs. C. A. Johnson of Burlington attends Erickson girl funeral arrangements. oversees county assessment district. Orville Wilkerson rents J. Gould ranch on Shell Creek. plans strong productivity. S. Waterlaus sues Burlington Railroad for 40,000 in damages. filed in Billings after fall from scaffolding.
Finest share in town offered by the OK shop. Jan Geo Black sold a new Ford to Ben Gerland and another to Mrs C L Adams of Neiber. Several locals travel and serve on the jury in Basin while Lovell men look forward to a new alfalfa mill and gas field notes.
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