Basin Republican Admits Second Class Mail Postmark
Basin Wyoming notices indicate a republication entry dated June 1905 for second class mail matter under the act of March 3 1879 with post office status at Basin.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
4
Basin Wyoming notices indicate a republication entry dated June 1905 for second class mail matter under the act of March 3 1879 with post office status at Basin.
In Basin locality terms the notice lists subscription at $2 per year in advance and a baseline rate per insertion of a quarter. It identifies the publication as the official paper for Big Horn County and for the town of Basin.
The press reports Monday headlines say the allied governments seek to meet U S demands to modify the league covenant. The piece suggests Americans will protect domestic rights and questions Wilson's successes abroad and at home.
The Big Horn Mercantile Co. has taken over The Peterson Company stores at Basin and Greybull and is holding a large money saving sale. Readers are urged to visit the two towns to stock up on seasonal goods at savings. H C Kelley B F Kelley and H C Cline returned from the Rockies reporting no game coming down from the reserves at this time.
Notice states that on November 19, 1919 Unit Oil and Gas by mortgagor granted Alfred Gafner a $2000 note secured by a catel mortgage on a Star No. 24 rig and related equipment. Mortgage assignment to Dave Burnett occurred May 29, 1920. Default triggered power of sale. amount due is 2289.44 including fees. Sale scheduled November 27, 1920 at 3 pm in Wyoming SE% of Section 31, Township 665 North, Range 93 West, 6th P.M. Proceeds to be distributed by law.
Last Monday afternoon Miss Ruth Abbott entertained a number of her young friends at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C B Abbott. The occasion was her seventh birthday with games and refreshments. Guests departed wishing her many more happy anniversaries. Watch the ad column.
Acknowledges support from Big Horn county friends for 8S. M. McKone who vows courteous, dignified, and efficient service over the next two years. Mentions McKone leaving last Sunday for a big game hunt in the Tatman mountain country.
Juniors and freshmen formed a literary society with officers Vivian Brown president Stella Landfair vice president Albert May secretary treasurer A new freshman Milton Smith started Tuesday Thelma Gould is recovering from tonsillitis The Worland senior class president will visit Basin Tuesday for a meeting A girls athletic association meeting approved basketball rules Telephone use rules limit calls during classes with end of period and study period access A team wagon and harness offered for sale by W BE Dragoo s2dtt
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