Church Services in May at Local Congregations
Morning and evening worship at First Union Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 a m Pastor M F Newport leads. St Andrews Episcopal lists May services including May 12 19 and 26 7:30 pm with 11 am services on Sundays and a Red Cross sermon May 19. Christian Science Society invites attendance at 11 am May 18 Mortals and Immortals with reading rooms open afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Newport
Andrew's Episcopal
Red Cross
A. H. F. Watkins
Epworth League
R. M. Jones
Christian Science Society
G. E. Black Preacher Schedules Services
The church announces morning preaching at 11 a m and a young people's meeting at 7 30 p m followed by preaching at 8 p m. G E Black serves as pastor during these services.
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G. E. Black
Baptists Schedule Morning Mothers Meeting at Church
At 11 a.m. a Mothers Meeting with readings and songs is planned at the Baptist church. The B P U meets at 7 p.m. If the defense council holds a night session, Saturday night services will be held at the church. C Wardlaw, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
C. Wardlaw
Pestor
Service at Burlington Next Sunday at 11 A.M.
Rev. C Wardlaw plans a Sunday sermon in Burlington if roads permit. Full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wardlaw
Burlington
Americans repulse heavy German attack near Villers-Bretonneux
In France on May 14 a German bombardment followed by infantry rush was repelled by American forces with heavy enemy losses. Five prisoners were captured. American casualties were described as severe while French support assisted at a critical front point. The action marked the first engagement of Americans in the ongoing battle since May 1.
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France
Villers-Bretonneaux
Chis
Cameron Welsh Writes From The Front In War Letter
Cameron Welsh describes front line service with the 160th field artillery battery in active duty. He notes March activity, rest periods, transfer to an Indiana outfit, and recent mail and pay delays. He requests razor blades, shaving soap, a brush, and pencils, and humorously mentions cooties while assuring his mother of safety.
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Cameron Welsh
Bat
160Th Field Artillery
A. RB. F
Basin
Indiana
Palmer Johnson
Martin
Cameron
Indigestion and Colic Remedies for Farm Animals
A veterinary note from Farmers Exchange discusses indigestion colic and bloat in livestock, especially horses. It outlines common causes from improper feeding and offers remedies including tincture ginger, spirits nitre, aromatic spirits of ammonia in oil or water, with hyposulphate of soda or epsom salts for cattle. Dr. E. H. Lehnert provides guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lehnert
Farmers Exchange
Notice to Basin property owners on sewer assessments
Property owners in Local Improvement Districts Nos 2 and 3 Basin Wyoming must pay the first and second sewer assessments with 7 percent interest from December 10 1916 and the first payment on the additional assessment with 7 percent interest from August 20 1917 all due by May 20 1918 A 5 percent penalty applies after that date Mazie V Rhodes Basin town treasurer dated May 10 1918
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Basin
Wyoming
Mazie V. Rhodes
Plants for Sale by Dr F M Booth in Greybull
Dr F M Booth of Greybull Wyoming offers cabbage tomato pepper and various other plants for sale. Contact details not provided.
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F. M. Booth
Financial condition report of Basin State Bank 1918
The Basin State Bank in Basin Wyoming reports assets of 509 588 73 with loans 369 798 42 and deposits 449 614 46. Liabilities include capital 50 000 00 surplus 6 000 00 and undivided profits 4 974 28. An oath by cashier H H Hime accompanies the statement sworn May 14 1918. Witnesses include Notary Drew Prugh and directors Wise Sullivan.
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Basin State Bank
Basin
Wyoming
H. H. Hime
Drew Prugh
Landfair Firm Maps Basin Irrigation and Drainage Plans
R B Landfair office in Basin Wyoming and Basin Basin Montana area handles irrigation waterworks surveys maps civil drainage sewers and blue printing. Clyde W Atherly as civil engineer conducts drainage surveys and reports for Pioneer Building projects.
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Irrigation Waterworks
Clyde W. Atherly
Civil Drainage Sewers
Blue Printing General Engineering
Basin City Officials and Officials Paper List
Basin City announces city leadership with Mayor B. J. Sullivan and council members Wm. Gibson F. M. Hime H. T. Lamb W. H. Pauley. Treasurer Mrs. M. V. Rhodes. Clerk Jas. F. Ewers. Attorney C. A. Zaring. Marshal J. H. Hanlon. Official paper Basin Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Sullivan
Wm. Gibson
F. M. Hime
H. T. Lamb
W. H. Pauley
M. V. Rhodes
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Basin Republican
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Basin Chamber of Commerce
Rexall Service
Wilson
E. C. Burroughs
the Basin Saddler
Philosphy
Ual Hazard
Tate Ane
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First Union
Presbyterian
M. E. Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Frank J. Rugmio
State OF
Ian
Big Horn
Frank A. Wise
E. J. Sullivan
Watch
B. Cropsey
Greybull, Wyo
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No. 20
A. FL
A. M
Order of Eastern Star
O. F
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
Big Horn County
Sherif
B. F. Wickwire
T. J. Jones
T. W. Spratt
C. A. Welch
Nela Jimmerfield
Zela Murphy
G. Hartigan
Frank S.ue
Percy W. Metz
Guy R. Brill
Blaine Kinder
J. K. Burnham
Republican
J. P. Arnott
DRS. Harris & Harris and Surgeons
H. T. Harris Cc. E. Harris
R. B. Landfair
Wyo
Mont
Basin, A
Thos. M. Hyde
C. H. Cropsey
D. B. Cropsey
Cropsey Bros
P. O
Greybull
I. Smith
Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
G. W. Johnson
Range
Paint Rock
Bonanza
William
Oil Exchange
W. E. Larrick
Pioneer Building
Gilmore Hartigan
Basin City Officials
Texaco
J. B. Thompson Lbr. & Hdw. Co
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