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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
Basin Gardens notes a heavy snow storm boosts value for truck gardens and alfalfa meadows, with promising bumper crops. The Japs lease about 20 acres of the D C Henry ranch for white kidney beans. cobbler potatoes sent to Worland and Wiley parties. Community notes cover school meeting attendance and local social events.
Monday column reports families planting beans raspberries and strawberries, a grammar school board meeting elects CG. B. Otteson president and Mrs. Tallon secretary while hiring decisions are deferred. Court activity continues in Basin, with residents visiting and local officials attending. A baby girl arrives in Five Springs area as district debates taxes and school oversight.
Residents lament missed decision by Judge Parmelee after a December hearing, as evidence hadn’t reached the judge for review. Other items note Emil Waterlaus leasing the light plant, Basin academy closing with final commencement week, school trustee elections, and local business moves including L L Sine opening Basin HQ for hides. A St Andrews guild bazaar is planned for election day with food and crafts.
Dr. Mark H. Smith buys the C. 5. Booth residence on the north side, described as one of the finest homes in town and an ideal location for the doctor and his family.
The Big Horn Canal Company directors met during the week to handle routine business including ordering new material to repair the siphon across Elk Creek.
St Andrews Episcopal church Bo on Eighth street invites the public to Sunday services May 11 with Holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Rector Stev M B Nash presides. O P Vaughn and wife arrive from Chicago and visit Otto ranch. Walter Hastien meets them. Miss Birdie Ritter returns from Union College Nebraska to spend vacation. M M Ritter meets her. L L Watson to arrive with 116 head of dairy stock. Dodge the dentist operates over Big Hore County Bank.
A one thousand dollar reward is offered by the Shell Creek Cattlemens Association for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone harming stock or brands. The notice also lists local business ads and snippets about laundry services, cement work, sidewalk repairs, and a rubber tired Elkhart buggy for sale. Historical column items discuss De Quincey, Riviera bird scarcity, and a Missouri judge warning a lawyer in court.
A terse note surveys perspectives on Gaul and CNN in a media context, noting how different outlets frame events and the role of opinion pieces in shaping reader interpretation. It highlights shifts in framing and the influence of platform culture on public discourse.
Attorney at law lists practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department with office in Pioneer Building.
Co A ZARING lawyer of J P ARNOTT attorney at law Basin Wyoming ag Ss.
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