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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
8
Local notes report visits by Earl Sprague of Otto and Angus Beaton of Nowood, and mentions numerous residents traveling, conducting business, and visiting in Basin, Worland, Greybull, and Shell. Rexall cold tablets sold at Wise's, plus pool hall inviting patrons. Several farmers, ranchers, and merchants including Fenton, Travis, Lundie, Kimbro, Gill, and Johnson appear with various errands and social calls.
The passage emphasizes that opportunity comes from untiring perseverance rather than luck. It urges starting early to save and make regular weekly or monthly deposits, asserting that consistent saving expands future opportunities and financial potential.
G W Black & Co announces cash for poultry and eggs. Wise's one cent sale set for Thursday through Saturday November 18 19 20. Vic Olson, hay and grain grower in Otto country, visiting town. C Workman Lovell in town reporting county conditions. M Hall, Cleveland Wyoming Oil co stockholder, left for Denver. The Republican press circulated copy of the Monthly Bulletin edited by Julian Snow local high school. It garners favorable comment for youth effort and clear news recap.
Frank Hime, a carpenter and contractor, secured the contract for the new Continental building near the depot. The structure will measure 650 by 190 feet with offices and small hardware at the front and a back section for heavy use and a large unloading platform.
Frank Tolman and Will Crosier, two progressive farmers and sheepmen near Otto, have completed one of the county's best cement dipping vats on the Crosier place. They plan to dip their flocks there this week.
Studebaker harness at G W veer Co. Pat ready to cut you hair at OK barber shop. Mrs J D Brunk of Germania country was in town this week. Quick efficient service in our garage every day and night also Sunday. N J Long and J W Alexander of the Big Horn Mills went to Burlington this morning to take care of business for the mills. W F Blaine of the Cleveland Wyoming company left yesterday for Denver. He expects to return soon to pursue active operations in drilling on the lease and other lands held under lease. Marvin Fuchs, an attorney of Greybull, was in town this week attending to business. He has recently located in Greybull from Oklahoma and will likely be successful in his work. He was a pleasant caller at this office.
Francis Tucker and Miss Maud Crosby of Cowley were issued a marriage license Monday. The popular young couple have many friends who join with The Republican in wishing them happiness and prosperity. They will make their home in Cowley.
Mr and Mrs W E Taylor of Bonanza left last Sunday for California to spend several weeks visiting the fair and meeting Wyoming people now there.
The D Kimbro sale will occur tomorrow near Khelil offering numerous livestock and ranch miscellany. A number of Basin residents are expected to attend this public sale.
All auto accessories and repairs offered at Auto seat covers within the G W Black Co garage. A man on duty all day Sunday. New coal and gas stores at G W Black Co. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Gould. For sale Peland China sreed sows and born. M L Metcalf reports a fine baby boy last Tuesday. Basin, Wyo. For sale or trade fifteen head of Holstein heifers from Hartigan Bros Basin Wyo. mil2-tf
Perry Denman, confined on a vagrancy charge, appeared before Judge Bonwell last Monday and pleaded guilty. He promised immediate work and was released pending that pledge. Midwest Officials and C. A. Fisher, a geologist for the same company, visited town this week to handle company affairs. Republican for job printing.
The Basin post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending Nov 4 for Ferris Mrs D W Willson Mrs Anna Wright Mrs Margaret. When calling for the above please say advertised.
Advertisement seeking ten dozen brown Leghorn pullets and two good milk cows. Address for responses is J H Montgomery Manderson Wyoming. Publication item reflects a rural classifieds notice.
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