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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
8
Local visitors from Greybull Worland Otto and Emblem appear in Basin. Ads promote Spurriers clothes, hay for sale, ham, cream, and laundry services. Various residents discuss errands, entertainment, and small town commerce with Grain and drug store items highlighted.
Unsettled weather described for tonight and Saturday with likely showers in the northeast and in the west and south areas. Cooler temperatures expected in the west tonight. J. R. Bonwell, District.
Attorney General W. L. Walls arrived from Cheyenne and B. J. Sullivan from Caspar to handle business. George L. Tessey reports family weight gains after using Taniac. his wife gained twenty six pounds and his daughter continues to gain daily. Curt A Nadler.
Neighbors report a foreigner beating his wife in Basin. Sheriff Wickwire interrupted the act and reminded him of U S laws. Residents threaten a whipping post if further complaints arise and the man remains unrepentant.
Dr and Mrs C Dana Carter arrived home Monday from a European trip taken after the first of the year. The doctor spent most of his time in Vienna Berlin Paris and London doing post graduate work at leading hospitals. Mrs Carter studied X ray photography development and other branches of modern medical aid.
The fourth grade completed thirteen weeks of perfect attendance, the largest class with forty pupils. Miss Mason will take the entire class to Reids farm for a celebratory picnic this Friday afternoon.
H L Clark sold fifty head to Crosser of Billings at near paying value after six to seven months feeding on beet pulp corn and alfalfa. Gains reached about 300 pounds with prices between 76 and 77 dollars per head. Remaining cattle to be shipped to Omaha. George McClellan at Nowood sold eighty head to Crosser weighing eight to nine hundred pounds at good prices.
Sale listing for registered Holstein bulls priced from 75 to 1500 dollars. Mentions Wyoming Industrial Institute and Wor land with fragmented wording.
Household goods offered for sale include a dining set beds springs and mattresses two dressers two nine by twelve rugs a gas heater a gas cooking stove and many other articles. Byron Philips South of Jim Gould home.
T F Nelson of Hyattville reports the eight mile section of the Buffalo Tensleep highway in the forest reserve will be complete this summer at an estimated cost of 71000. The new road over the mountain should be passable by early July.
The committee in charge of securing the right of way for the state highway south of town reports good progress and says all parcels will be signed up within a week.
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