Johnson-Pease Co. Celebrates Second Anniversary Bargains
The Johnson-Pease Co. marks two years in Diamond City with a 10 percent sale on all items today Friday March 31 to thank patrons and introduce new partners J B and W S Pease. J E Frisby resigns from Electric Plant management after five years of service acknowledging loyal support from Basin subscribers.
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J. D.johnson
Johnson-Pease Co
Diamond City
Johnson
Messrs. J. 8
Pease
Frisby
Dr. Carter Called To Cowley For Medical Aid
Dr. E W Croft of Cowley has summoned Dr. C Dana Carter to assist in several serious operations. Carter departed yesterday for Cowley and will return today.
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Carter
Cowley
E. W. Croft
C. Dana Carter
Lawyer Arnott Called to Thermopolis on Telegram
J P Arnott Sr, the lawyer, was summoned to Thermopolis by telegram for an urgent legal case. The notice also mentions ongoing drilling plans for wells this summer and invites responses to Shell or Basin, Davis Bros.
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Thermopolis
J. P. Arnott, Sr
Shell Or Basin
Davis Bros
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Buffalo 1911
United States Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming notices George W Walker as assignee of Hettie N Hornaday of Hyattville file to enter 80 acres section 3 township 49 north range 91 west sixth principal meridian serial 03428. Protests or affidavits of objection due by April 22, 1911 to deter mineral character or other reasons for non disposal to applicant.
Noted Chicago candy rep praises Basin progress
J K Forshee of A G Morse Candy Co Chicago tells The Republican Basin is thriving with growth, busy builders, and a solid business climate. He praises Basin’s decline of calamity talk, notes high demand for confections, and mentions securing a Yellowstone concession contract before leaving for Thermopolis.
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Diamond City
J.K. Forshee
A. G. Morse Candy Co
Chicago
Republican
North West
Mr. Forshee
Thermopolis
Yellowstone National Park
Basin
Alex McDonald Out Again After Illness
Alex McDonald town marshal is said to be over pneumonia and was seen on the Ba sin streets this week. He visited The Republican office using a cane but appeared in improving health. Also included is a real estate ad for a four room home with basement and gas on a corner lot, plus an Iowa dairy business notice and a signature Geo Weinzell.
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Alex. McDonald
Basin
Ford
Baseball goods debut at Anderson and Johnson store
You can’t play ball until you see the fine new line just received by Anderson and Johnson. Most complete and latest ideas for players and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Johnson
Andersen & Johnson
Plumbing pledge from Big Hero Ol and Gas Co
When you have plumbing contracted if it don't turn out first class you lose. We do nothing but the best work in sanitary plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hero Ol & Gas Co
Ed Cusack appoints young lady as deputy sheriff chief assistant
Basin residents hail the choice as the new special milk inspector who will live with Ed Cusack and his wife. The community notes the deputy’s broad smile and praises the western welcome. The Literary Club met to discuss direct elections for U.S. senators with Hon. H S Ridgely’s paper read by Supt. Rossiter, Rev. Morton Joslin as critic.
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Ed Cusack
Basin
Cusack
Hon. H. 8S. Ridgely
U.S
Supt. Rossiter
Morton Joslin
Ridgely
Fell
Land Office Notice of Entry Application in Buffalo WY
Non-Coal Land in Buffalo Wyoming March 8 1911 W Walker assignee of James B Searcy administrator of William A Forester estate Hyattville Wyoming seeks to enter under 2306 2307 RS lands described as sec 3 t49n r91w 6th p m 80 acres serial 03427 protests against entry due to mineral character or other reasons must file affidavits by March 28 W F Brittain Register
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United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
George W. Walker
Jamesb. Searcy
William A. Forester
Hyattville
United States
W. F. Brittain
Obituary: Charles E Gray Dies in Worland March 1911
Charles E Gray died at his son Dr W O Grays Worland home on March 22 1911 at 2 am He was born August 22 1855 in Utica La Salle Illinois He moved with parents to Livingston County Illinois and married Estella C Jones in 1875 They had six children three sons and three daughters His wife and three sons survive He moved to Cherokee County Kansas in 1879 and joined the Christian church in 1880 The funeral was led by Rev J F Hughes at Dr W O Grays home on Thursday at 10 am with Modern Woodmen of America in charge Burial followed at Riverview cemetery The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Charles E. Gray
W. O. Gray
Worland
Utica
la Salle County
Livington County
Illinois
Estella C. Jones
Cherokee County
Kansas
Christian Church
John FE. Hughes
Riverview Cemetery
Woodmen of America
Worland Grit
New York Store Postpones Opening to April 8
The New York Store delays its opening to next Saturday April 8 due to unfinished store room improvements. The event is anticipated with interest by local women. Mrs Wickery announces a new music studio opening in Mayor Colling’s residence in about ten days and will accept pupils in instrumental music. A Roberts Filter offers better water quality from Big Horn Supply.
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New York
Linnabary
Mrs Ross Undergoes Operation At Basin Hospital
Mrs. Bob Ross wife of the station agent entered Basin Hospital this week and underwent an operation by Dr. Carter. At present she is improving and friends hope she will be home soon.
Relief agent Engarrom arrives in Basin to cover for Ross
A. E. Engarrom, relief agent of the Sheridan division of the Burlington, arrived in Basin the latter part of last week. He replaces Jessups and will stay for a time during the absence of Agent R. P. Ross, who plans a short vacation.
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A. E. Engarrom
Sheridan
Burlington
Basin
Mr. Engerrom
Mr. Jessups
R. P. Ross
Basin high school and local business notices mingle
School items report Mrs Wyman visiting Basin high school and the Delphian Literary Society program praised for its literary talent. Fillerup toured schools with Supt Rossiter, noting administration strengths. Mrs H W Lawrence arrived from Crawford to join her husband at Extrim and Lawrence painters. Local ads tout registered bulls, real estate, and mail order goods from Basin firms.
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Wyman of
Shell
the Basin High School
Delphian Literary Society
Fillerup
Supt
Rossiter
Rosalter
H. W. Lawrence
Basin
Crawford, Neb
Firm
Extrim & Lawrence
Basin men form eleven baseball suits for town team
Basin business men unite to outfit an eleven man baseball team with personalized uniforms bearing each firm name. Firms backing the club include Basin Pharmacy Anderson Johnson Black Co Booths Restaurant Bircumshaws Linbury New York Store Johnson Pease Co Markham House Basin Republican and Metropolitan Pharmacy. The effort aims to organize a strong Diamond City squad with local talent and community support to elevate Basin among basin towns.
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Basin
Basin Pharmacy
Anderson & Johnson, Black & Co
Booth's Restaurant
Bircumshaw's Clothing House
Fred Fiieby
Linnabury's
New York
Johnson, Pease Co
Markham House
Basin Republican
Frank A. Wise
Metropolitan Pharmacy
Silm Crutchlow
Diamond City
Big Horn Basin
Methodist Services Led by Rev H E Shepherd
Usual services were held in the Methodist church last Sunday conducted by the Rev. H E Shepherd. Music directed by HB C Hoover was appreciated and helped increase interest among members and the congregation.
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Methodist Church
H. E. Shepherd
HB. C. Hoover
New Baseball Gear Arrives at Basin Clothing House
Andersen Johnson announces a complete line of baseball goods and attire. The store promises the latest ideas and lowest prices, inviting men to browse the selection at Basin Clothing House, operated by J. Bircumshaw.
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Victor
Basin Clothing House
J. Bircumshaw
Basin Variety Store Announces New Goods Opening
Basin Variety Store advertises for sale of kitchen utensils, ladies and children’s wear, granite ware, candies, nuts, school supplies. Mrs L T Koch & Co plan millinery stock with opening slated for April 8 at the Big Horn Basin Variety Store.
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Big Horn Basin
L. T. Koch & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Babin
J.E. Frisby
Havana
City Drug Store
Hettie N. Hornaday
Benjamin Hornaday
J. K. Forshee
Iowa Dairy
Geo, Weinzell
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Carl Wilson
Roberts
Big Horn
Husband
Dan van Wert
Frank James
Big Horn Old & Gan Co
Dan Vas Wert
Manderson
Wyo
Methodist Services
Basin Variety Store
BIG Horn County Bank
W. J. Booth
Prea
Vive Pres
D. L. Carr
Cashier
D. W. Rogers
Our City
C. C. Ellis’ & Co
Red, Basin
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