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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
7
A local endorsement praises Frank J Rue as a highly competent county official and urges voters to support him for the district court clerk position. It notes his experience as county clerk and under sheriff and his commitment to meeting voters before the election.
Local timetable shows the Basin passenger trains depart daily at 1 12 p m for No 30 southbound. The Mann hotel offers a fifty cent Sunday dinner from 12 to 2 p m. Pat provides a fine hair cut at the Central barber shop.
R B Landfair Attorney at Law Office in Pioneer Building Basin Wyoming practice in all courts before U S Land Department Office in Pioneer Building over Big Horn County Bank J P Arnott Attorney at Law Basin Wyoming W B Collins Attorney at Law Basin State Bank Building Basin Phone 43 Basin Hours 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 6 30 Miner Building Basin Wyoming
Grimstad and Brown lawyers specialize in oil gas and corporation law. Located at 206 Acme Block Billings Montana.
Fraternity and Masonic bodies schedule regular meetings including Temple Lodge No 20 and the Order of Eastern Star. Local lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meet biweekly. An auctioneer advertises livestock sales and general auctions in Greybull. Sheriff Wickwire offers auto license applications. Farmland and residential lots are offered for sale in Basin with prices and contact details.
County agricultural agent Allyn H. Tednon promotes the sixth Big Horn Farmers Exchange set to publish on November first. The free newspaper helps farmers and ranchers with loan changes, student tips, and a new women’s department, inviting questions and articles from readers across counties.
The Tig Horn Theatre lists nightly shows including Hazel Dawn in The Feud Girl and The Man From Bitter Roots plus music and shorts with 25 to 50 cent admittance. A political meeting cancels Thursday show and a general election registration drive runs Oct 10 11 12 13 14 26 27 1916 in Basin Lovell Cowley Greybull Byron Kane Lovell No 2 Manderson. County Clerk Ze Murphy urges voters to register. Also ads for Buttermilk 10c per gallon and Shoshone Creamery and Pat and Fred fix.
A compilation lists church services for Presbyterian St Andrew's Episcopal Baptist Christian Science Methodist and Presbyterian congregations with service times and contact notes. It also includes a sheriff sale notice for November 25 1916 in Basin Big Horn County detailing the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and related water rights and property for sale to satisfy a judgment of 1214.68 with proceeds to be distributed by law.
The Main House will charge 35 cents for meals during the week and 50 cents for luncheon and dinner on Sunday. Dinners are described as extra good with the best service.
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