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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
A collage of light anecdotes on social mores and minor town notices. Sam Bernard criticizes prudery over a dancers arrest. A hospital cold storage joke, a Idaho Indian reservation quip, and a dance misread signal. Local notices cover furniture for sale, commissions, travel, and a Basin Boy Scouts win 3 1.
Professors and local mining men discuss a June meeting with the state geologist to explore adding a university linked reduction plant. Ore from nearby mines would be treated to return value to owners and advance development toward mine ownership and self-sustaining plants. The plan aims for a fair deal benefiting mine owners and the university. The Alfalfa Palace king letter congratulates Anson Higby for county fair support. Chester Tallon leaves for Seattle as guests host a whist gathering. Wyoming Army inspectors praise Company Db after a Friday inspection with 35 men, planning next checks in Thermopolis. The Booths depart for Sistersville West Virginia. Presbyterian Aid holds meeting next Thursday at Mrs J F Leighty.
Marriage of Chas W Bond of this place to Myrtle Stearns of Weldon Iowa vows exchanged at the home of Mr and Mrs David Johnson on North Sixth street with Rev S W Albone officiating The groom known here for years will start housekeeping with the bride in Weldon Iowa after the ceremony
Judge Mets receives a new automobile license with plate showing state seal, state abbreviation, and car number. Display required both fore and aft. Violations carry fine and many local motorists await licenses to avoid arrest.
A. Higby received notice from the Worland Alfalfa club secretary that he was elected an honorary member. The honor cites his untiring work on county fair matters and designates him as King of the Alfalfa Palace.
The Gebo Miners Band passed through yesterday en route to Greybull and treated locals to a selection at the depot. Described as one of the best bands in the region, there is growing talk of hiring them as an attraction for the Big Horn County Fair.
A new firearm is showcased by Anderson and Johnson. The display highlights feature details and potential uses. Local shoppers are invited to view the model at the showroom through the week.
Oscar Gibbs and Marie Ellis obtained a county license this week. The couple, popular locals living beachward, plan a Sunday wedding at the bride’s father’s home with Rev. W. A. Albone officiating. Friends of the couple and The Republican offer best wishes.
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