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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
8
A mixed local listings page notes for rent and sale items including furnished house, 30 11 Overland model 76, secondhand car, infant sleeping basket, nursery chair, and all household furniture. Residents and visitors mentioned include G Hartigan Billings laundry D A Redman Emblem J H Welsh Sheriff Wickwire G D McKay Greybull Frank I Rue Mrs. Watkins and Mrs Hime with others in Basin Hyattville Worland Cody Theropolis Medicine Lodge and Greybull.
For sale seed oats 15000 pounds clean and sacked at five cents per pound. Seller A. O. Small located four miles south of Basin on the neat side of river.
The Presbyterian Sunday school holds regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs Maggie J Arnott is superintendent.
Baled hay for sale by bale or car load lots A H Seoville and Mercer of Hyattville had business here last Sunday Made to measure suits The Basin Tailor Shop Ladies spring suit coats For Sale Coal range gas heater bed mattress and springs Mrs RB West delivery twice a week finest carnations Funeral designs J R Bonwell gas fittings steam and hot water heating Satisfaction guaranteed Reduced prices on filters and dry cells Bender Rowe Supply Co Basin Wyoming a30 tf
The notice advertises best quality Marquis hard spring seed wheat for sale at five cents per pound by G. Hartigan in Basin. Also included are obituaries and local notes about Langworthy’s death in Seward Nebraska, a court reporter’s travel update, a lost fraternity key watch charm near Thompson Lumber Co, and a reward notice from A. H. Tedmon.
Just arrived spring and summer fashions and samples for tailored suits skirts and coats. If you are interested phone £ 20-21 D T. Hand 830M.
Local high school hosted visiting contestants for a track and field meet declamatory and musical contest at Fraternity hall. The Big Horn Jazz band provided the music and dancing continued late.
L. A. Henderson has sold his Thermopolis store and is now visiting with his son Robert and daughter Mrs. Alvin Shores on the North bench. He plans a trip to Missouri shortly.
Faculty and students thank Zeva Smith a junior for untiring efforts housing visitors during last weeks contest at the high school. The note credits her energy and dedication in organizing accommodations for guests.
The Rex theatre next week hosts the film Everywoman, a visual standout of Walter Browne’s tale of Love. Wanda Hawley, Bebe Daniels, Monte Blue, Irving Cummings, Raymond Hatton, and others star under George Melford’s direction for the Paramount Aracraft production featuring dazzling gowns and a bazaar fashion show setting.
The death of a son born to Dr and Mrs W H B Larrick occurred yesterday with the passing at dawn today. Funeral services are planned for this afternoon as friends extend condolences to the couple in their hour of supreme sorrow. The Republican official paper of Big Horn County.
L C Gray cashier of the Manderson State Bank toured Basin commerce yesterday via Tiltons Auto Livery. Episcopal ladies guild plans a May 20 meeting with Mrs McKone. Two light housekeeping apartments for rent at Commercial hotel. E J Sullivan of Denver stopped in Cody on business.
The Great Western Sugar Co urges beet growers to plan for European and North American labor arrivals from Kansas to Texas and beyond. It warns of high soliciting and transport costs and stresses pre arrival house repairs to ensure a warm reception and positive reports to friends.
Superintendent McNown releases a financial statement for last week's event listing receipts from Donations, contest, track meet and total of 581.50 dollars. Expenditures are itemized for cups and medals, judges, Rex theatre, Fraternity hall, Big Horn Jazz Band, printing, meals for contestants, equipment and miscellaneous totaling 487 dollars.
For any kind of drag work, express or moving, call Owen Johnson, phone 190. 19-tf.
A brief notice advertises Greybull Exchange offering to trade items customers want for unwanted goods. The message emphasizes fast deals and broad trade options with no specifics on items or process.
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