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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
10
A grocery advertises a wide array of seafood fresh vegetables rare fruits nuts and nut meats for Thanksgiving. It promises epicurean menus from their daily offerings and asserts ease of assembling a superior feast for Mother on the festival.
The Repub lican notes Basin State Bank’s large cash reserve and no bills payable or rediscounted notes, with over 70 000 in reserves and cash on hand. Anson Higby and the board of directors are praised for the bank’s sound condition and regional financial strength.
Ranchers and farmers are urged to read the Basin market report in the Republican to stay informed on prices for further Basin produce. A scarcity has affected many goods last week or ten days, with Basin merchants seeking items for local consumption.
Lou Blakesley departed last Monday for Cheyenne to serve as superintendent of the water division and participate in the state board of control deliberations. He will present the general report for the past year and remain away about three weeks.
Mr and Mrs Douglas from Tensleep along with the Basin party were in Basin last week attending business. Mrs Douglas did some fall shopping during the stay.
For sale a 200 acre tract of patented land well suited for vegetables and field crops with stock range access. Write or call the undersigned, Square deal Jas I Patten Basin Wye. The Helm rubber boot advertised at 6.50 per pair by J Bircumshaw.
Mayor W. S. Collins, sidelined three months by appendicitis, has recovered enough to leave his home last Saturday. He visited the Republican force, then presided briefly at the fruit congress on Tuesday, receiving cordial greetings from delegates and friends. He remains cautious about his full strength.
High School entertainment notes Superintendent Rossiter keeps students engaged with the operetta The Chaperon planned for the second week in December as the first in a series of performances to benefit the high school piano fund Parents and the community are expected to attend further notices will follow Spring Creek residents visit Republican Mesurs to discuss matters at the county seal and fruit congress. Bob Waln and Fred Truesdell were in town and recognized as the same old Bob with whiskers
The Monday mail was the largest ever to Basin, with a wagon piled high and slower distribution than usual. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for pains in the side or chest, suggesting dampened flannel bound to the pain as effective, and claims it is sold by all dealers.
Automobiles for hire at any point. Fred Garland of Gallon C C Ellis & Co. 129 tf.
Colorado swept awards at the National Horticultural Congress as 18 states vied in plate exhibits. Mesa County earned 43 premiums including 26 firsts, seven seconds and 10 thirds, with Mesa Delta and Montezuma counties amassing more prizes than all other states combined. Colorado won first prizes for Spitzenburgs and Yellow Newton Pippins, and also for Stayman Winesaps, Ben Davis, Gano, Black Twig, Arkansas Black and Senator. Judges hailed the superb flavor and texture of Colorado apples.
A small newcomer arrived last Thursday night in Basin. Not large and weighing nine pounds this baby boy brings pride to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Richardson. The father predicts faster progress on the new school building now that the tiny helper is present.
Lon Crandall, a resident of Beaver Creek and Civil War veteran, bought lumber from Basin Lumber Co and began hauling for a new house. John Larson of Shell visited Basin last Saturday and spoke with County Clerk Enders at the courthouse.
Anderson Johnson advertises sport guns and ammunition with prices claimed to be lower than the lowest elsewhere. The note implies a goods sale or promotional pricing from the store.
The Basin Clothing House positions itself as the single destination for men to obtain every item of apparel. It markets a full range of clothing and accessories, emphasizing convenience and completeness for male shoppers.
Big Horn Mills advertises flour for purchase inviting readers to bake and eat bread. The note leverages a straightforward sales angle and brand mention to prompt consumer action.
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