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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
2
For sale a good ranch sixteen miles from Basin on Bhell road. Alfalfa present. Must be sold at once to settle up assignment. J. C. Norra, assignee of J. F. Leighty.
Basin Laundry solicits rough dry price per pound for unaired and unironed rough dry service and for rough dry ironed options.
Officials insist crop prospects remain steady despite claims from chiropodists that the reduced corn yield could fall. Drought shows no impact on the crop according to agricultural department assurances.
Combings made into switches puffs and pompadours sold for 2.60 each Switches dyed 75c Work guaranteed by Mrs H C Holdrage Box 302 Thermopolla Wyoming Advertisement
A large shipment of race horses arrives north for the Basin track events. Owners include W. W. Hardy Red Lodge Ida Ghestnut Joe Stone N Thaxton Crandall Wheatland A Lumas Pete Nelson H L Mead Hurst Jones R C Graves and more. Dades Direct trotting stallion attracts praise as Pete Nelson vows a Basin record push.
Citizens dispute Burlington removal of the Toluca spur as a blow to local prosperity and land values. Willian Flannery cites $75,000 invested by farmers in land and machinery. he contemplates damages suits after an economy-driven track tearout done over a holiday weekend.
The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co operates in seven western states with a duplex circuit system that lets several messages travel in each direction on a single line without interference. The high altitude sites strain equipment, but the system is praised as highly efficient and widely copied by eastern telephone companies.
City Meat Market announces July deliveries twice daily at 9 AM and 1 PM. Also offering wiret and second crop alfalfa hay at 8 dollars per ton delivered to Basin, A T Wrteon.elo.
State Falls From Mon Douglas announces September 22 as opening day for the Wyoming State Fair. Counties Niobrara Converse Fremont Platte and Park will show diverse agricultural exhibits — 4 Hs, livestock and horticulture. Big Horn Basin trains in a special exhibit from Basin on September 6. Lexington Kentucky's Walnut Hall Farm to showcase purebred Shropshire sheep. Roy Francis will perform in a Quarlis bi plane flight along with exciting track events. The fair aims to be a leading livestock and agricultural expo nationally.
A Northwestern Oil Refining representative announced plans to add a $20,000 expansion to the refinery, increasing capacity and staff. The project includes large tanks, extra boiler space, and new product lines, signaling rising demand and a modernized plant.
The October Popular Mechanics Magazine notes Aurora Illinois uses courteous welcome signs on roads as friendly outposts. Signs greet approaching drivers with Welcome to Our City Watch Out for Caps and urge courtesy over fines.
Mrs Wise of Waterloo Iowa received on Saturday afternoon from two to three o clock for her funeral service. The rooms were decorated with asters roses carnations and sweet perfume. B Shaw assisted in arranging and during the afternoon about eighty five callers attended. Mrs Neal Anderson and Miss Lilien Anderson aided at the serving table. For sale one team of wares gentle and broken. Inquire of O Hobberwon.
Services held in the basement of Car Negle public library with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Next Sunday September 28 services will be at 11 a.m. with union services in the evening at the M& church.
Frank Pickett arrived from the upper Nowood and says he will show Sam Scovell and others the old Texas riding style. Entries for the state fair in Douglas opened last Saturday with numerous horses entered through Secretary A Higby. The Big Horn fair group will depart on the 28th by special train to Douglas.
At the Big Horn County Fair a car road of alfalfa hay will build a reception room at the state fair as advertising for Basin country. The Ladies of the W C T U hosted a reception for Basin school teachers last Friday at the library with cards and a sweet corn feast to finish, enjoyed by the teachers.
H T Wyolng and W Atheely Nowell Atkins firm based in Basin Wyoming offers engineering services in irrigation canals reservoirs water works and power plants with concrete structures and general engineering plus life fire accident and health and liability insurance coverage.
A. B. West, Attorney at Law, practices in all courts and before the U S Land Department. Office in Pioneer Building, over Big Horn County Bank, Basin Wyoming. J. P. Arnoldt Attorney-at-Law William C. Snow offices in Big Horn Co Bank Bldg Basin Wyoming.
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