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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
8
Local notes report Dr G Hartivan returning from Wyoming land on Wednesday and Sheriff For Ree tad busn Montana this week. Various townsfolk visit Greybull, Cody, Tensleep, Deadwood and Douglas for business and family events. Jewelers, threshing crews, and a Sweeper Vac promotion at Zane’s store appear amid social calls and travel plans.
Bee A. R. Hageman of Square Deal Realty Co Greybull Wyoming asks if readers want to trade their property or ranch for land in Texas Oklahoma or along the coast seeking barter options and partnership.
Greybull visitors include Chas Spencer in town this week and Jenks returning from Montana. A. F. Fillcrap and Judge Wm Kirkpatrick visited, while F. H. Whitmore and J. F. Ewers left for Meeteetse on business. George Taylor from Garland becomes cashier at the Burlington station. Also notes on fruit and vegetables at City Meat Market and Big Horn Hot Springs water offerings.
O C Morgan and Mark Warner visited Worland while Dr J Neill returned from Greybull. Harry Clark of Otto came back from Montana to attend the fair. Garnett family from Greybull met with local land office business. Hyaitville Tensleep travelers, and Mrs Lottridge of Butte, Mont visited relatives. Christian Science advices announced for Sunday and Presbyterian services listed with choir.
Monday returns and Sunday visits populate town columns with names including John Everett Nabob Wise's stores and Mrs W J Jones. Residents and travelers from Hyattyle Hyattville Manderson Worland Otto Shell and Thermopolis are listed for Monday and Friday visits. Vendors tout Wise's products while ads promote Remall cordial and Wickwire's ad.
Nabobs smoke Nabobs. Wise's. Schenk returned from Ranchester. Hart in Billings this week. Monogram oil for sale by Anderson and Johnson. Hartman of Otto visited town. Zaring attorneys had business in Cody and Worland. Gruentg of Greybull also in town. Rexall ad promoted in Saturday Evening Post. Mrs F A Wise hosting reception for Mrs Waterlooo visitor. Baptist Church services listed with themes. Lard sale cuts at City Meat Market with dollar pricing.
Miss Lena Lane of California and Miss Harriet Atchison of Wyoming will give a recital at the Methodist church with readings and music on September 28 and 29. The Royal Neb Post praises Miles Lane and notes Atchison’s strong voice. Local residents include John Vose of Biairden and Mrs. Arthur Burley of Manderson visiting town. Harvey Hurst of Manderson hauls hay to Baein, Roger Culbertson of Worland operates a town business, and Nie Lewis travels to Getly for Rumsey cattle event.
Mondell criticizes treasury discretion in apportioning deposits and notes the Glass bill as not addressing conditions. He fears the Democratic party will fail to pass wise currency legislation due to its factional splits, noting only patronage and remaining post office jobs have kept the bloc together to date.
A G Rupp of Worland and C F Mackenzie of Shell were in town yesterday. Mrs L A Lewis of Shell passed through en route to Manderson to visit her son. Wm Croaler returned from Kentucky with two dairy stock shipments for local banks. W G Wise and wife of Waterloo Iowa arrived Friday to visit Wise family. A high school dance follows the picture show Saturday with athletics association hosting. Tickets are one dollar at Wise or from members. Marriage notice: Mary Ann Becker daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Becker will wed Lee F Doherty September 9 at Mont Mess ranch Nowood Wyoming. Mary Ann is well known in the Nowood country.
In Worland Hospital A D Davie remains under care this week at Dr Gray's hospital after visiting a demuet about an ulcerated tooth. Poison from the tooth is believed to have entered his system. Friends hope for his early recovery and return home.
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