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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
5
Local brief lists room for rent at Hex theatre and several Basin residents on short business trips to Thermopolis Worland Lovell and Casper. Names include Willis Booth J P Arnott M rs Jas O Neil C M Sanderson H E Harris and many more with activities in oil fields and theatres. Fresh buttermilk and plants offered.
A large gathering at Germania Monday night honored ide ys who are to report in Basin on Saturday. The event featured a fine time and memorable remembrances for the boys who will be moving on, highlighting community support and anticipation.
Miss Leah Snell of Cowley underwent surgery Monday at Basin hospital and Mrs Ted Shafter of Manderson had a morning operation yesterday. Both are reported progressing very well.
Judge P W Metz and Dr Harris appeared in Lander where Metz stood trial for assault and was found guilty with a 75 fine. Harris faced a misbranding livestock charge and was convicted though the fine amount was not learned.
Large numbers of soldiers leave tomorrow morning for Fort Logan in Denver and for Petersburg Virginia. A stag party at the Live Wire club rooms at 11 o clock and a business man farewell bid are urged. The band will play at street corners and the station at 12 thirty. Warren Dailey of Hyattvale visited Mark Morris before departure. Mark joins the group in Petersburg early next week.
Work started this morning on the crossing at the First National Bank corner and will be done in a couple of days. The crossing has long needed attention due to delays in getting work done. Officials expect the Thompson Lumber Co crossing to be installed now as well.
A meeting of the Big Horn branch of the Red Star Animal relief is scheduled at the Live Wire club rooms tonight at 7 30. All interested in war animal relief are urged to attend. Also advertised is Thursday's Rex theatre show featuring the Kaiser orchestra, praised for matching music to the pictured film.
Be Dave Allen arrives in town this morning with several cattlemen as they conduct their spring roundup.
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