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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
8
Local demonstration titled Challenge Flour Demonstration features speakers L A and A E Zane at the community hall. The event aims to promote flour varieties and baking techniques.
Linnabary renovates the former New York Store in Diamond City with a dry goods section and ladies shoes on the right, a ready to wear department on the left, and a women’s room with seating, magazines, and a lavatory. A dressmaker will offer alterations and orders, making the shop a premier destination for women of the Basin. The Republican congratulates Mr and Mrs Linnabary on their expanded enterprise and expected success.
O L Stanley and Hank Weber of Cody toured Basin on Wednesday as fans of manly sports watched. Stanley plans to meet Moore tonight at Frost's Hall and vows to throw the Greybull champion three times in one hour, then challenges five men in any Wyoming town to a one hour bout. Weber issues a parallel challenge to rivals in his class, with details arranged through B R Matteson at the Republican office.
Mrs Stanton will begin next Tuesday night April 4 at the Elite Theatre to issue duplicate tickets for a $5 drawing. Drawing to take place Saturday night April 8 and each Saturday thereafter. No duplicates issued on Saturdays. The Presbyterian choir under Mr Rossiter will give a sacred concert in Fraternity Hall on Easter night. Watch for details later. Have stock for sale cattle horses sheep Western Land Commission Co Robert P Pearson Manager 24-tf
The J Mengel Co store hosted a Challenge flour demonstration on Monday. Mrs Bradford baked light biscuits and served Advo coffee and Old Manse syrup, drawing praise from attending ladies though a storm reduced numbers. The next event moves to L A and A B Zane’s store.
Notice is given that John W. Graves of Bonanza Wyoming filed to make final desert land proof to establish his claim on section 13 township 49 north range 91 west in the Basin Wyoming district before William F. Brown on April 8 1911. Witnesses named are James R. Easter John A. Mayer Delbert G. Brown and Permetus E. Wilson all of Bonanza Wyoming.
For sale registered Swedish oats the finest best yielder in the world. Send for sample only 3 cents per pound limited supply Worland Trading Co Worland Wyoming. The most common cause of insomnia is disorders of the stomach Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep For sale by all dealers.
Classified notices include a seven room modern home for sale with easy terms by F W Gailey Basin WY. Also a wanted position for a man and wife to take charge with references by T H Brown Rey Joslin Basin. Additional items note birthday celebration for Ralph Wynne with Louise Spaulding hosting, shoe repair service by A Olson, Poland China boars for sale by Dan Van Wert Manderson Wyoming.
Local merchant A B Hageman promotes factory direct pricing with 5 to 10 cent rolls and 10 to 25 cent heavy embossed patterns plus 5 000 sample patterns from Chicago decorative houses. Mail orders discouraged by in person orders for prompt service and old time broncho hog tied tale rounds out this issue.
The ladies of the Christian church will hold an exchange on Saturday April 1 in Josiah Cook's store. Many good items will be on sale and the public is cordially invited to attend.
Supt Hoover visited Thermopolis last week and selected Albert L. Hanpleman as superintendent for Owl Creek district number five. In Gilman Missouri a relative of Oscar Robertson died in a garden fire when her clothing caught fire during trash burning, prompting condolences to the Robertson family.
The county board decides to locate a road from section 25 to the Worland bridge over the Big Horn River with detailed measurements and a 1911 objection deadline. writings must be filed with the county clerk by April 4, 1911, or the road will be established.
Instructions for objections or claims for damages to the proposed road realignment near Greybull Wyoming. Describes detailed township ranges and section lines from old survey and sets deadline noon April 4, 1911 to file written objections with the county clerk. Dated March 9 1911.
Notice is given that George W. McCoy of St Joe Wyoming filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for the described lands. The final proof will be before William F Brown Clerk of Court Basin Wyoming on April 8 1911. Other residents named include Charles Blynn William Brown Constant Webster and John Michaels with W F Brittain as Register.
The board adjusts the boundary along the south lines of lots 4, 5 and 6 in section 18, township 51 north, range 94 west, starting at the southwest corner of lot 4 and running to the southeast corner of the same lot, redefining the parcel edge.
An old notice from April 6 mentions establishing or altering a road north to a county road, with the warning that the road will be set without regard to objections or damages claims. The fragment references the date April 6, 1911 and implies formal action by county authorities regarding road changes.
Commencing 1320 feet east of the section corner between sections seven and eighteen in township forty-three north, range ninety-nine west, the line runs west one mile along the seven eighteen boundary to the twelve thirteen boundary in township forty-three west. All objections or claims must be filed before noon on the fourth day of April 1911 or the road will be established or altered without reference to such objections or claims.
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