Local and Personal Notices of Hyattsville Area
Wm Webb travels from the ranch near Kairdenlas for Kodak time with prices on Kodaks from 1.00 to 65. Wise's buys eggs for cash. Claude Waln and his mother Mrs Abe Gotwall visit from Hyattville. Millinery bargains offered near Big Horn County Bank. Ariel Hanson, noted farmer and stockman, seen in town. Basin Land Company lots touted as best in town. C C Ellis & Son promote city lots, urging early purchase. Mrs F W Thonson departs Basin for ranch near Spence for summer. J H Neville of Byron returns from Cheyenne Republican convention to handle business. Ed Good, oil driller, visits Grasa Creek and Elk Basin operations.
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Ed Good
Grasa Creek
Elk Basin
Basin region notices and rural business chatter
Wise Prescription Druggist and City Meat Market appear in a Basin bulletin of local commerce. A Basin mil liner offers trimmed bats at deep sale, while C C Ellis & Son promote residential lots at 150 dollars each. Local residents Patten, Thomas, Linn, and Senff are noted for travel, work moves, and regional business connections involving Thermopolis Holt Oregon Sheridan and Byron fields.
Basin area notices and local business blurbs
The item lists several Basin area notices. It mentions N E Winters of Otto visiting, Mrs Patten offering trimmed hats, Dad Stone from Greybull visiting, a motor drag ad, Judge Metz traveling to Cody to hold court after December, and local business lines for poultry, cash for poultry, and a Millinery sale. It also notes C C Ellis Son and C M Miller retirement surveying in Montana, a barber shop ad, deputy assessor Carlton visiting Lowell, W B Hodge heading to a ranch, and Ruth Rhodes visiting Kane to see her father at Mane bank.
Local Wool Dealer Visits Billings Firm for Supplies
L. L. Line of the wool and hide business, based in Billings, was in town this week to oversee operations. He made a substantial purchase from D. Kimbro & Son, a regular supplier in hides pelts wool and fur.
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L. L. Line
Hyde
Billings
D. Kimbro & Son
Bazin visit of Thermopolis farmer Chauncey Typer
Chauncey Typer a well known farmer and stock grower from Thermopolis country visited Bazin in the first of the week, a notable local movement of regional agriculture and livestock interest.
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Chauncey Typer
Thermopolis
Bazin
Basin locals and visitors noted in Basin scene
The report lists several Basin area residents and travelers including mil2 J. W. Agee a Burlington ranchman in Basin last Saturday. C. L. Brome Worland attorney in Basin last Friday. B. C. Hart back from the Lander country last Tuesday. Grant Taggart a Cowley businessman in town last Sunday and Monday. plus mentions of City Meat Market and billiards activity. Old Good Seed and soft wheat at 1.75 per hundred and oats at 1.50 per hundred are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Neff
Burlington
Wyo
Grant Taggart
Cowley
Verne Myers
Local Grains and Visits Mentioned in Basin Personals
Garland pastor Rev. Paul Curtice and Mrs. Frank Pollock of Greybull visited Basin this week. Business notices include O barber shop promotions and City Meat Market bargains. Basin residents D. E. Lewis and Verne Myers were seen in town, with Rev. L. C. Thompson and Miss Milly Hopkins listed among travelers and visitors.
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Paul Curtice of
Garland
Frank Pollock
Greybull
Basin
Henry Hopkins Visits Town From Otto Country
Henry Hopkins, a notable abolition and substantial farmer from the Otto country, was observed in town at the start of the week.
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Henry Hopkins
Otto Country
Mayor A Johnson Visits Kirby Amid Weekend Stay
A Johnson, notable merchant and longtime Kirby mayor, was in town over Sunday to visit his family.
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A. Johnson
Kirby
Pratt Accepts Post at Worland Industrial School
J. D. Pratt, from Otto, visited last Monday to settle business and has been appointed to a responsible position at the Industrial school in Worland. He will move his family there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pratt
Otto
Mr. Pratt
Worland
Miss Golda and Iva Jessen Return Home
Miss Golda and Iva Jessen who have stayed in Basin and attended high school the past winter left for their home on the Germania bench last Saturday.
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Golda
Iva Jessen
Basin
Germania Bench
Frank Wood Returns to Tensleep with Son Estes for Summer
Frank Wood, a Tensleep merchant, came down from there last Saturday and returned Sunday. He took his son Estes, who has been attending school locally, home with him for the summer.
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Frank Wood
Estes
Lost six shooter between Basin and Otto Wyoming
Reward offered for return of a 48 caliber six shooter lost between Basin and Otto Wyoming. Finder will receive a reward. Om 12 19. William Crosler, Otto Wyoming.
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Basin
Otto
Finder Wil
Crosler
Eye Specialist to Visit Basin Wyoming Next Week
Dr J Lieberkrob a renowned eye expert from Greybull Wyoming will visit the Mann House Basin from May 22 to May 29 offering free consultations. He promises accurate fitting for glasses and special care for children. He claims to cure headaches eye related neuralgia and other eye trouble ailments and invites the public to call for an appointment.
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J. Lieberkrob
Greybull
Wyo
Mann House
Basin
Easy Money Offer From C C Ellis And Son
Prospective buyers urged to purchase cheap lots by C C Ellis and Son. The text also notes Mr and Mrs K K Kimbro, respected ranchers on Beaver Creek, visiting Mr Kindbro, Sr., and relatives in town last Saturday.
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K. K. Kimbro
Beaver Creek
Kindbro, Sr
Miss Gladys Hill Returns Home From Orchard Beach Teaching
Miss Gladys Hill, who has taught at Orchard Beach this winter and lived with her sister Mrs Extra, departed for her Vancouver home on Tuesday.
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Gladys Hill
Orchard Beach
Extra
Vancouver
Nate Bergman Leaves For Thermopolis Baths For Health
Nate Bergman, long employed in the mechanical department of The Republican, departed Wednesday to Thermopolis to take a course of baths with the aim of improving his health.
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Nate Bergman
The
Republican
Thermopolis
Basin Millinery promotes big reductions on hats
Mrs Patten announces lowered prices at Basin Millinery. J T Hurst, a Greybull oil man, stopped in Basin last Saturday while Gene Sykes of Manderson visited Basin on Tuesday. The article notes a big reduction on all trimmed hats at the store.
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Basin Millinery
Patten
Mig
J. T. Hurst
Greybull
Basin
Gene Sykes
Manderson
OK Barber Shop Visit Mentioned By Casper Guest
O T Young proprietor of the OK barber shop is noted. Mrs Lever of Casper, mother of Mrs Carn Clymer, has been visiting here for several days in 1919.
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Bath
O. T. Young
Oil Driller Tiom Smith Visits Greybull Briefly
Tiom Smith, a renowned oil well driller, arrived from Greybull last Monday for a short stay in town.
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Tiom Smith
Greybull
Miss Frances Blakesley Joins Creamery Office Staff
Miss Frances Blakesley accepts a position as office girl and book keeper under R. E. Gleason at the creamery.
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Frances Blakesley
R. E. Gleason
Rancher Al Kershner Visits Friends After Ranch Week
Al Kershner a Shell creek rancher and stockman returned from the ranch this week and visited many friends. Miss Lizzie Larson traveled from Greybull last Monday and left the same day for Otto to visit her parents for a while.
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Milly Hopkins
Oto
Lovell
al Kershner
Shell Creek Ranch
Lizzie Larson
Greybull
Otto
Beet prospects update from Lovell sugar factory man
RK C May, general field man for the sugar factory at Lovell, has spent the week in Basin and nearby country gathering a line up on beet prospects for the season.
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RK. C. May
Lovell
Basin
Basin women visit Riverton spouses in temporary move
Mrs. D. Markham and Mrs. B. H. Keoughan of Basin Wyoming arrived last Friday to spend a few days with their husbands who are temporarily stationed in Riverton.
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D. Markham
H. Keoughan
Basin, Wyo
Riverton -Riverton Chronicle
Dr Gillam Travels Between Basia Cadper and Baulin
Dr Gillam, once briefly in Basia and later in Cadper for many years, visited Baulin this week and Victoria is now in Thermopolisa renewing old acquaintances. He plans to remain there.
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Dr. Gillam
Basia
Cadper
Bauln
Thermopolisa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Webb
Kairdenlas
Kodak
Kodaks
Wise's
Claude Waln
Hyattville
Abe Gotwall
Ariel Hanson
Hyattville Country
C. C. Ellis & Son
F. W. Thonson
Spence
J. H. Neville
Byron
Cheyenne
Wise Prescription Druggist
Beryl] Smith
Holt
C. H. Gardner
C. Cc. Ellis & Son
Max Thomas
Lander
Jas. O'Neil
Jesse L. Linn
Mr. Linn
Oregon
G A. Senff
Sheridan
N. E. Winters of
Mrs
Dad Stone
Basin Basin
R. H. Ahrens
C. M. Miller
Montana
O. T. Younk
Cash Carlton
Lowell
W. B. Hodge
Horse Creek
Col. Torrey
Ruth Rhodes
Kane
Mane Bank
Boies C. Haart, Pres
T. S&s. Pexton
J. W. Agee
C. L. Brome
B. C. Hart
Lander Country
O Barber Shop
D. E. Lewis
Ial
ANSCO
Otine Studio
You
Mrs. Patten
Big Horn
D. L. Carr
Wm. Gibson
Robert P. Pearson
J. A. Coons
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