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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
Basin Wyoming newspaper header notes the publication as Second Class matter, dated June 30 1906, and filed at Basin post office under the 1879 act, establishing its mailing status and classification.
Official paper of Big Horn County Basin as subscription rate two dollars yearly in advance. Advertising rates show display per inch and inset insertions. Local ads priced per line with first insertion and subsequent insertions.
Gounty Officials of Big Horn County Wyoming with roles for commissioners clerk attorney judge stenographer and school superintendent. Basin City officials include mayor council members treasurer clerk attorney marshal and more.
The ticket lists FRANK W. MONDELL of Newcastle for Congressman HILLIARD 8. RIDGHLY of Cheyenne for Governor RICHARD H. SCOTT for Justice of the Supreme Court BIRNEY H. SAGE for Secretary of State ROBERT B. FORSYTH for State Auditor HERMAN B. GATES of Worland for State Treasurer RAYMOND B. WEST of Basin for Judge Fifth Judicial District JOHN H. HINGELEY of Cowley A 8. MERCER Jr of Hyattville B J. SULLIVAN for County Clerk LOu BLAKESLEY of Otto S H SMITH for Clerk District Court B F WICKWIRE for Sheriff JOHN K. BURINHAM of Lovell for Treasurer W 8 COLLINS for Prosecuting Attorney J P MAVER of Otto for Two Year Commissioner W W SHAVER of Greybull for Four Year Commissioner L O GRAY of Basin for Assessor RUTH M. DONALDSON for Superintendent of Schools G A HARRIS for Coroner CLYDE W ATHERLY of Basin for Surveyor.
The county Republican central committee elected C. J. Williams of Greybull as county chair, a choice praised as wise. Williams, a leading citizen, will devote substantial time to direct and manage candidates, signaling optimism for the party’s success at the polls.
The piece argues Ridgely will carry the state ticket easily, noting affidavits from two Democrats on the election board are weak and offer little proof. It claims Ridgely barely trailed Mondell by eight votes and predicts victory without contest, criticizing Democratic tactics as futile.
A refined map from Mountain States Telephone depicts Europe’s war districts with key points and distances. It enables tracing advancing rival armies across principal locations.
H W Shriver resigns as Big Horn Mille manager and is succeeded by M J Long. The firm inaugurates retrenchment to protect stockholders, aiming to continue operations without losses. Other items note local visits and a long forgotten letter from 1883 to Captain Larson of the Swedish bark Superior, returned from Marseille.
A newspaper note reports the engagement of a popular deaf-mute couple after a romantic courtship. The bridegroom-elect is described as whispering the old, sweet story to the bride-elect, highlighting their quiet romance.
Wash tender celery hearts and place in cold water to crisp. Mash fresh cream cheese, then fold in chopped nuts and chopped olives to taste. Stuff the celery just before serving for a crisp, savory bite.
The text discusses using press cuttings as decorative screens for rooms. It notes they suit informal settings, are inexpensive, cheerful in appearance, and generally well designed. It mentions large stores offer a broad assortment of qualities and patterns.
H Smith a Republican candidate for district court clerk and city treasurer of Baan is presented as a leading citizen. The piece asserts he is fully competent to run the office and will advance taxpayers’ interests, predicting a strong primary and a substantial November majority.
Market letters report Choice to prime killing cattle steady to weak with declines of 10 to 25 cents in many killing grades. Stock cattle up 10 to 25, feeders steady. Native grass steers up 10 to 15, 18 000 head on today. Prime Missouri steers 10.35, middling fed steers 8.00 to 9.50, hogs 9.10 to 9.35 after early high bids, lambs and sheep lower. Also notes oil land case in Grass creek field where Judge Mentzer sustained defendants' motion to restore possession.
The Democratic central committee met in Basin last Monday electing J. A. Berry as county chairman and C. J. Robertson as secretary treasurer. A. W Coons named state committeeman and an executive committee was formed with David Lewis Gowley J. L. Murphy Kane J A Quiner Manderson J. T. Hurst Greybull and D. B. Lewis Beainn. The committees then planned the campaign.
Word from Hardin Montana states K P Rosa formerly nation agent for the Burlington has been nominated for county clerk on the Democratic ticket at Hardin. This news is welcomed by Bob Moss and his many friends here.
Local readers affirm attendance at the fair in large numbers. Residents from the garden spot of the Faalh say they will compete for premiums and support the event. Secretary Wm H May notes preparations continue.
Default on a 1912 mortgage by George W McCoy and Alice M McCoy to C Webster triggers foreclosure. Taxes for 1913 unpaid, later paid, plus missed semi annual interest payments. total due 1742 78 as of Aug 7 1914. Sale set for Sept 14 1914 at Basin State Bank front door. 160 acres in Big Horn County including water rights. Mortgagee C Webster. attorney John P Arnott. Publication dates Aug 7 1914 and Sept 11 1914.
Herman B. Gates, Republican nominee for state treasurer, won the nomination by a large majority in the recent primaries and is considered virtually assured of November election. He has been a banker in Thermopolis and Worland, represented Basin counties in the last legislature, and is noted for his public service and amiable personality which has earned him many supporters across the state.
The Republican slate features Hinckley of Cowley a prominent farmer and stockman with prior legislative experience likely to aid taxpayers. Mercer Jr of Hyattville a Mercer Bros. stock grower brings business acumen and tax support. Asa Mercer noted as a major county taxpayer likely to win big. Sullivan of Basin a former House leader a large taxpayer and farm owner poised for a strong election.
W. W. Shaver of Greybull runs for a four year term on the Republican ticket. He previously served as county treasurer and is praised for efficiency, familiarity with county needs, and value on the county board. J. P. Mayer of Otto seeks a two year term, owner of Mayer Mercantile Co. He is a long time Basin country resident with solid business judgment and pledges efficiency and economy in county governance. His November election seems assured.
The Republican ticket in Big Ham county presents a capable Basin public schools superintendent candidate. Praised for education and training, she would lead county schools with dedication and effort, seeking strong support from veterans for a large victory.
Dr. G. A. Harris, Republican candidate, is a Basin hospital staff member and has served as county coroner for the past two years. He is fully entitled to another term.
Clyde W. Atherly, Republican candidate for county surveyor, is well known to voters in the county. He has made a fine record during his incumbency and will receive support at the polls this fall.
John K Burpham of Lovell won a practically unanimous Republican primary vote in his home neighborhood for county treasurer. He is highly qualified, having served as an accountant in the navy yards at Puget Sound where his office handled about five million dollars annually.
The school board of district No 109 invites sealed bids under the 1946 school laws. Bids due by 2 o clock p m September 16 1914. Bids to be sent to F L Kirkpatrick Otto Wyoming. Bids opened and contract awarded to the lowest and best bidder. The board may reject any or all bids. August 31 1914. By order of the Board. Kirkpatrick Clerk.
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