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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
8
Community items from Basin include visits by A C Frisby of Thermopolis and a string of residents and travelers, school plans for Labor Day week, auto livery changes, and a Sunday school picnic with meals and activities. Names cited include Mrs B Church, F A Wise, J S Mart, A B Martin, J L Kelley, Ora Allen, C D Markham, and W N Eyre among others.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs Mary Avery Thursday afternoon September 5. A cordial invitation is extended to all Republicans fortfob printing.
The bank proclaims progressiveness since its founding, prioritizing safety and convenience. It reports purchasing a Burroughs Ledger Posting Adding-Subtracting Machine to save time and labor while ensuring absolute accuracy, inviting customers to visit and learn the new system in detail.
Frank Berger of Kane visits town after buying a large tract in Burlington country. He plans to harvest sweet clover seed, praising its value as seed and soil fertilizer. Officials estimate at least 50,000 dollars worth of seed will be harvested this year from a crop once seen as a weed.
R. E. Besse, state leader in farm work, spoke at the teachers institute outlining the county sericulturist role and how teachers can collaborate to start agriculture programs in schools. He noted the agent’s usefulness in engaging students and communities before traveling to Sheridan.
Louis Fritz and his brother Fred, longtime Colorado residents, inspected land under the Big Horn canal near Five Mile and purchased property. They praised local farming prospects, noting superior crops this year. R J Bischoff from Lovell arrived to process an overseas passport, while Mr Blachaff plans to depart for Salt Lake in October for final instruction.
Advertised letters for the Basin post office week ending Sept 2 include Nelson BE and W Smell Migs BE J. When requesting above items say advertised. Also listed for sale Fifteen Holstein heifers Hartigan proprietors main Wyoming. For sale or trade notice details.
M D Howard a Shellcreek farmer and stockman was in town yesterday on business. The note mentions cleaning and pressing, laundry services in Paris, and small rack iges, with Wise's referenced in the setup.
Tuesday evening a large group gathered at the parsonage of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Racer to surprise the pastor. They moved to the church for an evening of instrumental and vocal selections by Mrs. Holtman Miss Holtz and Miss Kershner, followed by ice cream and cake. Neighbors expressed regret at the pastor and wife leaving the church and community and wished them well at their new post.
Government expert F. L. Archer of the forest department visited Cody the first of the week for office business. The department is securing data for a drainage report on forest reserves and water-supply land. The work involves estimations essential to complete the report.
Miss Genevieve Was married to W. Glatt civil engineer of Sun a in Basin where Pat's bill Mar hall invited guests from Thermopolis with postmaster Guy Gay noted in the record
J Schole emd son A M came down from Thermopolis yesterday. Rexall liver salts will cure that headache. Mrs J J Perkins came down from the ranch above Otto yesterday for a short visit. A few young cows with spring calves for sale. Inquire at this office and N J Long manager of the Big Horn mills let yesterday or Cody to look after business connected with the mill. D M Baker of Lincoln Neb arrived here yesterday and will take charge of the bakery for Mr Martin. Fresh fruit sundaes at Wise’s Rexall Iceless Fountain. R J Extra all Mrs Fred P Miller and son came down from Manderson yesterday for a short visit here. Co W P Cropsey the auctioneer came up from Greybull yesterday to meet some of his friends. August Anderson returned yesterday from California. He reports a delightful trip. A Reward Lost between Basin and my ranch near Bonmva the rim from the light on my car. Will pay suitable reward for return of game to The Republican office. a27 For Gale A Good fresh milk cow Bros Ranch Hartigan Jud tf
Feed gtable stop at smith s barn 25 to 60 cents. Juls tf.
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