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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
8
Basin bursts with fair activity as residents from Otto, Manderson, Worland and beyond visit daily. Notables include Chas Walton mayor and Elva Burroughs enrolling in Basin High, while merchandise from Tilton's Auto Livery and Wise's Drug Store dot the scene. Local trades advertise goods and services with a flurry of sales pitches and community buzz.
Hon. A B Mercer of Paint Rock and Claude Waln of Medicine Lodge attended the Basin fair this week. L L Williams of Denver joined the central committee meeting of the Democrats. Wm Goodrich and others from Cody visited the fair. Tanlac ads tout high praise and merit with numerous mentions of Curt A Nadler. A lady’s fringed black silk cape is lost between Basin and Otto with a Basin contact for reward. Jack Kester resumes a Basin butcher market in the former M R Douglas building.
E B Johnson of Neiber visited town yesterday. Robert Sands of Neiber did business here earlier this week. Bert Morton returned the first of the week from a business visit in Missoula Montana.
Young men who finished farm or seasonal work should apply now for helper positions in the car and locomotive departments. Meritorious work will qualify for higher pay. For details and transportation, apply to Master Mechanic C. B. Q. R. R. Casper, Wyoming.
The notice invites all to attend services on Sunday morning September 10 with morning prayer and a sermon. Sunday School is scheduled for 10 00 A M and Dean J J Dixon is named in the invitation.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Rev Losey preaching his final sermon before departing for new duties. A large turnout from all churches is hoped. Conference begins in Powell next Wednesday. Epworth League service at 7 P M with no evening preaching until after the conference.
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