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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
9
Superintendent Rossiter oversees Basin schools where high school enrollment has risen to 58 with a corresponding gain in grammar grades. Pupils’ health is excellent and athletics, long a feature, will soon be in full swing, much to the delight of the students.
Ambitious young men and women can enter rail and wireless telegraphy as eight hour laws tighten labor needs. Beginners earn seven to ninety dollars monthly with room to advance. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland operates six official institutes nationwide under Wireless and Official supervision and places graduates in jobs. Ltét Mrs McClellan visits county convention with Miss Washourne in their automobile trip to Worlin.
J B Whaley informs Basin readers that he has sold out his grocery business to J Mengel & Co. Whaley is praised for mercantile acumen and confident to succeed in any venture he pursues.
Representative Baldwin and W A Sizer of Shedd Sizer Co bought new FE M F cars from Senator Schwoob. He hosted them during last week’s convention, yielding two sales. The EB M F car is praised for conquering rough hills and offering superior service and materials.
A tentative movement to organize an automobile club in Basin aims to improve roads and expand road networks. After Representatives Baldwin and W A Sizer bought autos from Senator Schwoob, about a dozen cars exist in Basin and nearby areas, which strengthens the club’s footing and boosts the good roads slogan.
The Methodist Church will hold its usual service this Sunday with Rev Shepherd in the pulpit.
Mrs. S. J. Gapen and daughter Rouene of Hyattville were guests of Mesdames Shaw and Spaulding for a few days, enjoying hospitality during their visit.
I C McGee of Wyoming Security Investment Co left Basin early this week for Hannibal Missouri to wed Edna May Scott, one of Missouri’s fairest daughters. The Republican notes his promise as a rising Basin young man and invites others to join the Cupid campaign in the Big Horn Basin this May.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will hold its regular weekly session this afternoon at the home of Mrs Clyde W Atherly.
The Republican meeting nominated H S Ridgely for governor with a pledged delegation to Rawlins. Ridgely spoke, thanking the delegates and promising duty in any party role. A large delegation then traveled via Thermopolis to Fremont County and Shoshoni to rally support.
Notice is given that Georg L White of Sheridan Wyoming filed intention to make Desert Land proof to establish claim to the land described before U S Commissioner Gilmore Harrigan at Basin on October 22 1910 Witnesses Vibert Ro Howell Morton Joslin William B Gould and J Frank Gould all of Basin Wyoming Register W F Brittain
A boy known as the fool is lured into a home guarded by Uncle Joe and Aunt Mary as a robber demands the cash. The child’s mischief leads to a tense confrontation, but he inadvertently hides the money after seeing it counted the night before. He later reveals the stash to prevent the robbery, saving the family from loss.
Mr Thompson led a Progress Association session introducing A F Marsh who urged standardizing fruit growing for a commercial base. Marsh pledged to provide adapted trees, packing houses and value-added products while inviting contracts, land, and financing if fair. Senators and locals debated, forming a three-member committee to draft a contract and study Marsh's Montana project for a Spokane exhibit.
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