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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
8
Local Basil Basin Greybull brief mentions include Mrs A H Griffin visiting Greybull, Attorney T C Marshall and others attending to business, hunting trips to the Big Horns, a lost warbag between Basin and Greybull, and various residents traveling, shopping, or casting ballots. Community notices cover store changes, a tailor shop prompt, and a visit by Mrs J C Grisinger and family.
Manderson resident L. C. Gray visits town Tuesday night. Otto residents John Perkina and Karl Evans of South Work stop by for voting. Overland car for sale at The Toggery Tailor. Bernie Davis of Shell Creek attends to business Wednesday. Drag or moving work by Owen Johnson phone 190. Jett H. F. Ruble and Judge George Harding of Greybull in town Wednesday. Basin Lodge No. 29 K of P meets at 7 30 tonight in third degree. Jesse Kimbro family of Hyattville and K Kimbro of Shell in county seat this week. New barrel of Johns Tire Service received.
John L. Landfair expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for the vote received in Tuesday election.
Mrs Emma B Parkhurst now of Chicago sends hearty congratulations to the Republican on a great victory citing the good work of supporters. The message expresses warm regard and pride in the campaign success.
Miss Viva Coudding entertained last Saturday with a Hallowe en party at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W H Coudding. A luncheon was served at 11 and the evening featured games. Invited guests included Grace Dragoo Mary Hanlon Catherine Snyder Lena Abeischer Elmer Abeischer Marion Shafner Jack Douglas Donald Shafner and Verne Patterson.
The town council met last Monday evening to fill posts left by the resignations of Edgar L. Beard and Mrs. Lola B. Gingrich. J. H. Hanlon became town marshal F. L. Cox town clerk and Leah A. Brill town treasurer. Get Tilton's Auto Livery for baggage and express hauling.
Frank Christensen of Otto was in town on Wednesday. Mrs Harve Perkins of Otto visited Wednesday. Harry Mills editor Greybull Standard was in town yesterday. Fred Harmon and family visited from Otto this week. Dr L G Van Slyke of Hyattville was in town earlier this week. Co R Lyman of Otto attended to business Wednesday. Attorney E H Ellis of Greybull was here yesterday for business and made a pleasant call. John s Tire Service n5 1t M E Church Sunday school 10 a m W E Talbot superintendent Sermon and communion service 11 a m Epworth league 6 30 p m Evening service 7 30 o clock Edwin Bowling minister.
A. E. Carey, previously arrested on a warrant from Justice Bonwell, has requested a change of venue. The preliminary hearing will be before Judge George Harding in Greybull tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
E. C. Hoover and family left on Wednesday for Connelaville Indiana to visit her father C. W. Lair and family where they will attend a family reunion. They expect to return to Basin about the first of December.
G. H. Stearns, a notable farmer from Emblem, purchased a fine lighting plant from Town & Country Electric Co. in town last week. Wilson and Friend will install the equipment next week.
Basin Wyoming council met October 4 1920 with Mayor R B West and five councilmen present. They dispensed with George B Chapman as teamster and ordered a cement alley crossing on C Street between Sixth and Seventh. Bills for supplies salaries and services were approved and officers discussed resignation of Edgar L Beard and street lamp contracts.
Masonic notice invites Master Masons to a meet at Cody on Thursday November 18 with train leaves north at 3 p.m. Warrants issued for Clark Lyman Blaine Cyman Solon Lyman on charges of aggravated assault and breach of the peace for actions on Frank Christensen’s farm including beating and mutual insults. Also a tint of tailor and seamstress job ads and a travel note.
A tribute to Henry Ford extols the Ford automobile's innovation and control. The ad promotes real bargains in used cars and trucks and Fordson tractors, urging readers to put money into circulation by buying a Ford.
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