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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
3
Local Basin business leaders express optimism as fruit country potential grows, with plans to subdivide land, attract ranchers and farmers, and expand irrigation. Builders, bankers, merchants and railroad officials foresee increased traffic, land sales, and population as Basin edges toward city status and sustained development.
A young woman writes from the Big Trails area that county treasurer C. E. Shaw is making a splash by punching cows. Locals doubt his rope-throwing now that he excels at throwing ink. Shaw returned from a ranch fall round-up and, with Mrs. Shaw and their son, traveled to Billings last Monday.
Mrs. M. C. Scott is on the sick list. Ernest Agee went to Billings to see the big show. Miss May Baker visits Meeteetse this week. Harry Lemon came from the sheep camp. Gene McGee visited the W. S. Myers. Mrs. W. S. Ballard visited Byron. Mormon attendees at Cowley conferences. Hay in the valley selling at fair prices. Miss Mary McIntosh went to Basin for a teachers examination. Dr. Ward called to see Mrs. Howard Reynolds who has an ear abscess. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jessen welcome a new baby. Dr. Harris from Sasin in attendance. John Rafter buys hay and pasture on the Sawyer ranch for winter sheep. Jack Frost nips gardens. Miss Mamie Rodgers visiting A. K. Schlafs. Christian church to erect a parsonage east of the stone schoolhouse. Rev. Shick back from Hyattville. Church to send for Rev. Shiel family from Dayton, Wyo.
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