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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
12
The ad touts boys suits from 3 to 5 50 and men’s suits from 10 to 30 with varied patterns and sizes. It promises son’s attire as well dressed as father and claims tailored look at lower prices, asserting unmatched quality elsewhere in the state.
The ad promotes overcoats from 12.50 to 25.00 featuring the new automobile and presto reversible collars. It notes coats are long, warm, storm proof and that items are direct from Birmingham's retailers. It boasts low prices with small profits and no leftovers as spring purchases approach.
Hart sells the old post office site to Roy Armeling for 2500 dollars. The parcel spans thirty by one hundred twenty feet and will host a two story stone brick iron building this spring with Denver face brick. Armeling already has more building offers from local and outside parties.
The article notes Joe tor rocks's daughter in Burlington is gravely ill with typhoid fever under Dr Carter care, with mentions of medical advances and forthcoming notice by Dr Carter. It also lists numerous land transactions by U S government entities and Lincoln Land Co, and ends with a note on local men hunting at Bald Mountain, hoping to bring venison to the editor.
A local note indicates tiny stove models by Anderson and Johnson will be available soon. The item hints at compact kitchen appliances and invites potential buyers to watch for release details.
Mesats, Ross and Forsythe visited Basin and traveled to Greybull where only thirteen locals showed up. The cautious audience shows skepticism toward promises from a party that has not delivered, as residents weigh steady jobs and good times against unproven arguments.
Miss Besafe Horner a businesslike young woman and district traffic chief from Billings inspects the local telephone exchange in the Rocky Mountain Bell district. She oversees plant commerce and traffic portions and is noted for her businesslike manner.
E A Davis, a well known local grocer, has departed for Rochester after suffering a threatened appendicitis. He hopes to submit to an operation if it seems necessary and wishes all his friends a quick return to his usual rugged health.
Hoover Investment Co sells Basin property to Mrs J A Ellis and Mrs Elia Branford family after previous owner Diet Lady. Sale price described as fair with rise over similar nearby parcels.
A mounted gold pin is reported found. The finder offers its return and instructs the owner to call, prove ownership, and pay for the advertisement to recover the item.
Attorney declares practice in all courts and before the U S Land Department with office over Bircumshaw's store and invites clients seeking legal services in land matters and general litigation.
Hart On The Ticket quotes Hart praising the Republican slate as the strongest in Big Horn County since his residence. He notes shifting Whittle Cirey sentiment toward Mullen as Democrats may vote for Millon, while Carey loses support from local voters due to his perceived flopping.
Land, municipal, mining surveying and irrigation works advertised as a specialty with contact phone 41 Bik.
Albert Hines, once of Ohio and an associate of Mayor Collins, now resides in Seattle. He learned of the invalid mayor while in Billings and Basin, enjoying a pleasant visit with Mrs. Collins earlier this week.
County clerk Enders sends marriage licenses as a busy task while Gary clerk prefers thoughts of love. Postmaster Blynn visits Basin, claims Republicans have the ticket on fine form. Barnhill and Dela Green named in Garhard area wedding notice amid local campaigning.
John Bumford a leading Otto citizen was in town last Saturday making fall purchases. He met his relative Billy Tilforth who left Joe Bnualind on Wednesday.
Jude Parmelee arrived Monday and immediately opened court, accompanied by court stenographer C L L Carter. The scene set the opening of proceedings as the judge commenced the session with the familiar formalities.
For Sale offering cheap home and country trade in Dig Horn Basin. Good chance to make money. Apply to J. J. Russell's Bakery Basin Wyo. soir With good guns and ammunition. Our prices Lower than the lowest. Anderson Johnson.
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