Local Notices and Personal Updates From Town
A string of brief local items notes residents visiting returning from travel and appointments. Names include Re Cal Anderson Mrs Harry Smilie John K Burnham M D Harris M Hyde W A Hubler and wife Elaine Kinder and others with mentions of property purchases Frank Brigham buying Leavitt lot and Hime Brothers building a home for Miss Bessie Birmingham. Presbyterian services begin September 1 with an appeal for community support and child development emphasis.
Poultry buyers flock to City Meat Market deals
A yard full of notices shows Foster Scott left for Thermopolis, Ralph Johnson for Kirby, and Pat and Fred handling fares. Various locals including Ben Zeinman Hyattville and H. Jolly Lovell were in town. the Mann hotel offered a Sunday fifty cent dinner from 12 to 2. Multiple visitors from Medicine Lodge to Thermopolis, Worland, and Sheridan are recorded along with business listings and assorted notices.
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Mann Hotel
Village Roundup of Local Moves and Meetings
Dave Allen of Medicine Lodge ran errands in town yesterday. F H Whitmore checked on land holdings at Worland this week. G W Blatk sold an Overland car to Lucky Bald win of Worland. R J Extra has two men painting the O A Johnson residence in Kirby this week. H H Hime and wife with R H Ahrens and wife visited Germani beach yesterday. Reduced prices at Big Horn theatre on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Adults 15c Citren 10c. Will Mills and family of Mitchell SD visiting his brother Al Mills and relatives in the Basin returned home. Mrs G W Black left Wednesday for Denver and Salt Lake to meet her aunt Mrs H H Wilson. Miss Gertrude Lucas visits Dr and Mrs M H Smith this week and plans to leave today for Tharmpolo's. sister Miss Geneva will stay longer. J G Smith and Chas A Hime left yesterday for Pahaska to open elk season and will return with a quarter. Frank A Wise returned Wednesday from St Paul MN greatly improved and glad to be back in the capital city.
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Gertrude Lucas
Bee
M. H Smith
Tharmpolo
Geneva
Commercial Club Formation Discussed and Road Fund Planned
Businessmen met at the Basin State bank rooms to discuss forming a commercial club or chamber of commerce with talks and a committee to hire a paid secretary. They planned funds to complete Grass Creek road, with committees authorized to contract road work and press county officials for routing, while fundraising from oil companies and securing donations. A separate note mentions a five room model house and local worker Guy McKee returning from Montana to rejoin R. J. Extra.
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Ness
Basin State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Thompson
G. W. Black
W.S. Pease
Grass Creek Road
S. H. Smith
F. I. Rue
M. H. Smith
R. P. Pearson
Homer T. Lamb
Agin
Germania
Lost ladies black wrist bag found near train
A ladies black wrist bag was left Saturday August 19 while leaving a northbound train. The keys inside are valuable. If found, return to Zela Murphy at the courthouse for a reward.
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Zela Murphy
Court House
Madame La Presidente at Big Horn Theatre
The French classic stars Anna Held in pictures for the first time. Madame La Presidente unfolds amid hotel intrigue and high society in Paris with Augustin Galipaux and the Ministry of Justice figures playing out a comic, romantic saga.
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Boulange
Anna Held
Augustin Galipaux
Mme. Galipau
Paris
Madame la Presidente
Justicce
James Anna
Oliver Morosco
Paramount
Big Horn Theatre
Sins of Men film review recounts a selfish creed tale
The film Sins of Men centers on a book within a story called Myself a new philosophy of selfishness. Dorothy Bernard plays a starlet and Stuart Holmes portrays a publisher. The plot shows ruination and sorrow across two families as the philosophy corrupts German home life and leads to murder. At the Big Horn theatre, Sunday.
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William For
Dorothy Bernard
Stuart Holmes
Fox Pictures
Big Horn Theatre
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Kimbro’s
Cal Anderson
Worland
Lau Zane
Harry Smilie
John K. Burnham
M. B. Rhodes
Kane
Carrie Lester
Colter
M. D. Harris
Lovell
M. Hyde
Worlend
Thermopolis
W. A. Hubler
Mandergon
Wige's
A. S. Mercer, Jr., of
Hyattville
W. E. Larrick
Meeteetse
H. C. Whitmore
Paint Rock Canyon
Elaine Kinder
Frank Brigham
South Fourth Street
E. W. Croft
Cowley
Cheyenne
Auto Tire
Oscar Scholz
Crystal Ice Co
Ald
Darby Hall
John Allen
Hime Brothers
Bessie Birmingham
Geo. Allen
Cody
Mabel
W. W. Leavitt
Shell
Mr. Leavitt
Shell Country
Presbyterian Church
Harry L. Wise
Foster Scott
Ralph Johnson
Kirby
Pat
Fred
Ben Zeinman of
Jolly of
Casper
H. H. Hime and
L. O. Gray
Medicine Lodge
F. E. Judkins
Joe Brown
Denver
Black's
Taylor
John Frasier
J. H. Montgomery
C. A. Zaring
H.g.fetter
Billings
J. D. Shaw
Harry Smithe
Chathall
Joe Denny
Lowell
R. S. Smythe
Ted Shafer
Manderson
Clyde Atherly
Alex Brown of
S. A. Saxe
Powell
J. P. Amott
Chan
Blynn
Greybull River
L. G. van Slyke of
Joe Hensley
Burlington
Upper Shell Canyon
Lou Blakesley
Horse Creek
Sam Scoville
Nowood
C. C. Ellis & Son
Harve Perkins, Sr
C. T. Howell
Star
Kodak
Kodaks
Wise's
J. A. Berry
J. J. Leidecker
Tom Gilmore
R. R. Denny
Paint Rock
T. S. Pexton
First National
Republican State Central Committee
Wyo
J. F. Todd
Cline, Mont
John Weintz
Bertie Roberts
Marie
Ed Cunningham
Chester Harris
Meeteetse Creek
A. H. Grinnin
Greybull
Nellie Maxwell
Montana
Dave and
Jesse Matthews
John Zane
Sheriff's Office
A. M. Scholz
Tom McGuire
Internal Revenue Department
Wise
Rexall
C. H. Smith
Chicago
Josephine Alexander
J. W. Alexander
Coreapolis
Fay Howard
Des Moines
Iowa
Basin Schools
Co. L. Trome
H. (. Brome
Omaha
Jng
Express
Johnson-Pease Company
Wyoming
Dave Allen
F. H. Whitmore
G. W. Blatk
Lucky Baldwin
R. J. Extra
O. A. Johnson
H. H. Hime
R. H. Ahrens
Germani Beach
Will Mills
Mitchell
al Mills
Salt Lake
H. H. Wilson
J. G. Smith
Chas. A. Hime
Pahaska
Frank A. Wise
St. Paul, Minn
Commercial Club
Callef
J. R. Bonwell
Guy McKee
Mr. Extra
Real Banking Service
First National Bank of Basin
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Big Horn
Basin,Wyo
D. L. Carr
Wm. Gibson
Robert P. Pearson
J. A. Coons
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