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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
3
Sunday activities include Sunday school at 9 45 a m. worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by pastor Junior League at 2 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at wartoon Prayer meeting at 7 20 p m on Thursday
Farmers deliver new wheat to Big Horn Mills this week. Names include Dick Moeller Germania Barrett Brothers Greybull George Harrip Otto Walter Kimball south of town and Hartigan Sizer north of town. Yearly yield around 40 bushels with many fields in the fifties. Prices strong and provide good profit for labor and investment. Big Horn wheat praised for quality and local mills capable of handling excess supply.
A weekly notices list shows letters advertised for Sept 2 including Berry Baker Booth Copeland Davis Fudge Hughes Hudgins Lovell Leman McVay Nicholson Orrell Pusk Smith West and others. The piece also reports a record Challenge flour delivery to local merchant L A & A E Zane, praises Big Horn mills and I H C touring cars, plus a 160 acre farm for sale near Kane and Presbyterian services at Fraternity hall led by Rev A N Ganford.
Grammar school opens with Superintendent E B Rossier leading a large teacher corps including Mrs Bertha Vamdevneder and Miss Ina Rowsiter. Enrollment on day one nears 180 with 178 town residents, rising through the week toward about 250 by month end. A lunch room is being prepared and parents urged to limit noon lunches. Market notes cover South Omaha cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, plus Kansas City hay prices and arrivals for the week.
Jim Whaley led a hunting party to a grounds, returning last Tuesday. The post office corridor will stay open until 8 pm every evening and on Sundays to allow all box holders to collect mail.
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