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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
3
A reflective poem by Walt Mason on urban drift and lost home life. County and Basin City officials are listed, including Sheriff B F Wickwire and Mayor J A Berry. A land sale note offers SE 4 of Sec 4, T 51 near Otto at $30 per acre, plus poultry ads for Pleasant Valley Dairy and The City Barber Shop.
Wm Hughes defaulted on a $100 promissory note to Warren J Jones secured by a chattel mortgage on a Troy Mangle. Mortgage filed Dec 2 1915 in Big Horn County Wyoming. amount due $142.92 including $25 attorney fees. Sheriff will sell at Basin State Bank front door Oct 2 1915 at 2 PM for cash to satisfy the mortgage.
County officials dispute school book contract practices. A list from the state superintendent will be shared. Cleo B. Palmer sues Charles G. Palmer for divorce in Big Horn county district court. Respond by October 5, 1916, or default. Attorney G. A. Bar ing represents the plaintiff.
Notice states Dorteee has taken over the Belle Steam Laundry. All parcels delivered from this time must be paid on delivery or goods will be retained. Warren J. Jonge, Republican party clerkagey printing.
In a social clash Virginia Grayson resists suitors as her father insists on propriety while a Western man nicknamed the Copper King returns from the West. Virginia discovers the stranger, Shaw, aided police in a diamond theft, and her view shifts to the well-dressed, quiet suitor who captivates her at tea and later at dinner, leading to a romantic turning point amid high society intrigue.
In a curiously minded exchange, a new arrival asks what remark moves people to laughter. Satan answers with a blunt line about debt. The witty dialogue closes with a judge’s presence hinting at moral gravity.
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