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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
8
Local items recount visitors and social news from Manderson Hyatttville Worland and nearby areas. Mentions Alice Woody Harve Perkine Jr Ed Young Gilbert Herrick Rev N B Nash and others with errands, entertainment, and business, including candy at Thomas Bros and jewelry offers.
For Sale a good Retort Oak 918. Various locals visited town including Mrs J A Quiner Jake Noll of Gebo and Wm Scovel from Nowood. Ed Null from Cody spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs D R Hamilton of Greybull attended the Tuesday lecture. Basin State Bank advertises Remington typewriter for sale. County Clerk Lou Blakesley returned from the east. A. F. Pillerup aided in teachers' institute. Watches and jewelry repaired by F H Whitmore. Box of cigars suggested for Christmas at Thomas Bros. Big Horn Hot Springs water advertised for mixed drinks. Gladys Gebhart visited F L Pollock in Greybull. Bein gs rented at attractive rates during school term. Paris Daugherty and family visited Canyon Creek. Well drillers advertised with depth to 500. H Wyman from Trap returned for Cheyenne grand jury. Pointed Paragraphs offer moral maxims.
The Meistersingers a University Four built quartet with three piano players, strong bass and Swede tenor blend. Chimes add a bright change to the program, praised for sweetness and volume. They perform at Preternity Hall Saturday evening, Nov 29, likely final tour stop in the territory.
Wiese Prescription Druggist. E. J. Sullivan visits Worland on Wednesday. City Meat Market pays 25 cents per dozen for eyes. Jesse Kimbro of Cloverly visits town yesterday. Big box of Christmas chocolates to be given away Christmas Eve. Thomas Bros. offer seasonable fruits and vegetables at the City Meat Market. Largest candy package in Basin at Thomas Bros. A. Mercer left for Worland delivering a Pioneer lecture. Blakesley Brothers drillers offer any depth to 800 or call 1021.
Odd shopping lines promote yarns at Cook's and sale items for ladies wrappers. Scattered notes mention public lectures by Mrs Pankhurst, a 10 dollar fine for college football, Chauncey Depew’s views on American women, and Chicago politician John Denvir involved in railroad passes amid transfers to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Denver forestry officials warn against exaggerated California fire reports this past summer. They say actual losses in national forests were small and that investor concern over fire protection reflects a broader need for cooperation among individuals, state and federal bodies to safeguard timber stands and bond marketability.
Classified brief notes advertise boys clothing sizes four to twelve years at Cook's. Also offers farm loans up to 25 000 on first mortgage at six percent with no inflated rates. Square Deal Realty Co Greybull Wyoming lists well drillers offering depths to 6800 feet and contact Otto at Wye phone 1021.
The 1912 US tungsten ore output reached about 1,330 short tons valued at 502,157 dollars, up from 1,130 tons worth 407,985 in 1911. World tungsten production totaled 9,115 short tons. Tungsten is key in incandescent lamps and street rail cars. A GE report chapter on cobalt, molybdenum, nickel, tantalum, titanium, uranium, and vanadium is summarized, with free copies available from the Director of the Geological Survey.
Yesterday was Thanksgiving and also the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James ONeil. A family dinner was held with relatives and friends. The couple looks forward to many more such pleasant years together.
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