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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
8
Local notices list for sale items including an oak buffet and a five year old black mare with inquiries at the office. Several residents such as Fame L. J. Willis, Henry Wegner, and Mrs. Watson Wyman move about Basin on business.
W L Hallowell, owner of the Hallowell Orchestra, arrived in Basin to explore an engagement. The Red Cross plans to help stage the performance amid Thanksgiving turkey events at the Rex theatre.
A gray horse with saddle and bridle vanished from Basin streets Wednesday between five and six pm. The horse’s fate remains unknown whether stolen or it wandered from its hitching spot.
Mrs. O. R. Irwin of Basin Gardens heads to Geneva Nebraska for the annual family reunion. She will travel with her brothers Frank and Bert Swim, visiting home while away.
Erle Keefer and his mother occupied the former residence of Mrs. B. C. Hart yesterday. They moved in some goods last evening and expect the rest to be sent today.
W F Unterzuber of Greybull reported seeing the largest deer in the Big Horn fountains along Shell Creek while in town on Saturday. He was unarmed and could not pursue the animal.
Red Cross officials will provide the names of all women in town active in Red Cross work for publication in The Republican neat issue. The move aims to recognize volunteers and encourage broader participation in community relief efforts.
On Monday R. B. Landfair returned to Basin after a two week hunting trip in the Lander country. He reports a successful hunt with a fine six point elk and an excellent time.
Chris Emanuel Christensen and Peter Ads left Cowley and travelled to Basin on Tuesday to attend to business and returned home on the noon train.
Mrs. Sullivan hosted a surprise party at their home for E J Sullivan’s 45th birthday last night. Attendees included R B Morrison of Billings Montana T F Algeo L D Baird Homer T Lamb T E Keefer and J W Ramsey of Chicago. A complete household goods sale is offered through J D Bacon at Ahrens apartment opposite Markham House.
A 10 year old gray family horse is offered for sale. Contact number 159 Fl or address Box 464 Basin Wyoming for details.
Marion F. Tanner who died in Charlotte North Carolina Monday night was selected as the regular meeting night. Mr and Mrs John Bamford from Otlo were in town yesterday doing some shopping. Mrs Bamford kindly called at The Republican office and paid her subscription one year in advance. She is particular about this and her strictness amuses the paper owners.
J C Grisinger former B and M Lincoln dispatcher and four years as train master has been promoted to inspector of transportation in Chicago. He will move his family there immediately. Mrs Grisinger and the children are well known in Basin and visit each summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Arnott.
Jay D Bacon resigns as local manager of Lee Bacon Motor Co due to health issues. He will spend weeks at the Boulder Sanitarium in Basin to recuperate. Temporary manager H. O. Tiedeman from Thermopolis arrived early in the week and assumes office duties.
Word reached here that Simon Skovgard lost two stacks of hay in a Wednesday night fire about two miles from Hurlington. He had bought the hay in the field and planned to feed it this winter.
Word from the hospital says Mrs William May, seriously ill for about two weeks, is improved after the second operation last Saturday. Condition had been very low. news will please family and friends.
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