18 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
1
Markham House opens with modern amenities including hot and cold water in every room and a large bath area. Mr Markham and his wife present a well appointed dining room and elegant furnishings while promising the finest cuisine and generous portions to attract traveling patrons.
The Woman's Chair hosts a reception to visiting teachers next Tuesday at 8 pm in the Carnegie Library. Mrs. Charles E. Shaw chairs the committee. local talent will entertain and R. B. West, Prosecuting Attorney-elect, will speak. School board members and wives invited. public is welcome and urged to attend.
Will'am Ralph Lieb of Cody and Miss Mabel Rether Marie Holm of Cody were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Enders, with written consent from Guat Holm, father of the bride. Licenses were also issued to Chas. Edgar Workman and Flora M. Cheese, and to Hugh M. Edsoll and Ka Gre sekda Lambert, with Chas. W. Lambert's consent required for Mrs. Lambert to wed Hugh.
Generous oldtimans supported a subscription fund to cover part of the burial expenses for Tom Dag Belt who died last Thursday. The funeral and interment took place last Sunday in Worland with John Bircumshaw soliciting the contributions.
Prosperous Business H C Wilson returns from Hyattville where he conducted a splendid line of business for Bankers Reserve Life Insurance Co, for which he serves as local agent.
Three Nebraska men on an inspection tour through the Big Horn Basin arrived yesterday. Pra Bowman Browder from the University of Nebraska Rev BEH Millard of Alban and C EB Sward from Lincoln own ranch near Raiden. They noted much to engage their favorable notice in the section.
W T Whaley of the Tensleep country shipped about 2 000 head of cattle last week and secured excellent prices. It has been a very busy season for him and he plans to rest after the rush.
O G Linnabary proprietor of the New York Store returns from his annual hunting trip with Jake Baldwin John Loman and himself to Alkali Mountain. He comes back rosy vigorous and hungry looking. Dr Carter called to Thermopolis in Basin for consultation on Mrs Thompson wife of the electric plant manager. operation described as extremely delicate.
The Pasin Dramatic Company will present Frohman's Jane at the Hyattville Opera House next Thursday night. Strong talent in the company promises an entertaining performance and Hyattville residents are urged to attend and support the show.
Emil Vaterlaus of the Cowley Progress declares Cowley the banner Republican town of Wyoming. He notes the town cast 118 straight Republican votes on election day and expresses pride in Basin yesterday.
Acting Mayor Bircumshaw oversees remodeling of his shop windows in a metropolitan style by F. T. Brigham. The completed work aims to be among the finest in the city.
A Tiffany diamond ring belonged to Mrs. Car Armeling is missing and a liberal reward is offered upon its return to the Republican office. The note asks for help locating the jeweled ring and cites the caretaker’s contact details.
The Lyceum course second number will be presented next Thursday evening on Thanksgiving. Rachael Steinman’s concert company delivers a meritorious program in Salida Colorado with heavenly violin tones. The audience cheered after each encore and urged another performance.
William Agee of Burlington arrived this week and began luwuelinige bum ber for a big barn purchased from the Thompson concern.
Just opened Wickwire's highlights a magnificent stocking of horse blankets priced from four to ten dollars. Wide array including all sizes and designs.
Delegates from Basin communities gathered for the first general fruit congress, endorsing the Wealthy apple as central to the Big Horn Basin’s future. Speakers urged standardizing production, pest control, and marketing, predicting the region becoming a premier apple belt with Greybull hosting next congress.
The beautiful residence of Mrs Bailey hosted an amateur play by club members on Tuesday. A dainty, clever sketch titled Mrs Small entertains the Tuesday Bridge Club featured Mrs Wiggs and other club women in lively, well-acted roles. The program and staging drew hearty applause from the audience, with printed programs resembling a theatre peal.
Basin residents from mayor to merchants share thanks for health wealth crops prosperity and community progress in a wide range of replies. Mayor Collins expresses gratitude for renewed life and friendships while J Mengel credits patronage to his firm. Other voices hail buildings crops business health and local institutions in a broad panorama.
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