Local and Personal Items From Big Piney Sky Pilot
Local notes report Charley Ott of Mason transacting town business and Charley Clyde returning from Washington on business. Mrs L D Tanner and son Francis visited Kemmerer for dental work. Spring birds such as bluebirds and robins arrive signaling season. State Bank cashier Albert Larson and Senator P W Jenkins traveled to Rock Springs on A W Smith Livestock Co business. Lola Windsor went to Rock Springs for medical care with potential operation. A Happy Six orchestra dance drew attendees at Pioneer Hall. High School Superintendent Robert Treible visited Rock Springs with Jenkins, returning Sunday. March variance noted as lamb to lion, hinting at coming spring weather. Night-time vandalism damaged three large windows at the Big Piney High School normal department. School Board District No 9 met with all members present. Chas Howerton prepared to move his family from Oklahoma by auto. he recently bought the Jim Smith property. Jim Smith and Earl Hamilton visited Kemmerer. Jim required dental work, Joe Hillis suffered a sore, infected hand from calf handling. Fishing season opens today April 2 in Sublette County. license required and a peculiar new rule limits line placement to bank or willow restraint.
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Big Piney
School Board of District
No. 9
State Bank of
Frank Springman
al Osterhout
D. Chapel
Chas. Howerton
Oklahoma
Mr. Howerton
Jim Smith
Marbleton State Bank Dissolves After Stockholders Vote
Marbleton State Bank held a March 3 1925 meeting in Sublette Wyoming Big Piney to dissolve after two thirds of stock were present and debts paid The dissolution was signed March 7 1925 by President W W Luce and Secretary Jas W Chrisman with a notice run March 12 to April 16.
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Marbleton State Bank
Sublette
State of
Wyoming
Big Piney
W. W. Luce
Jas W. Chrisman
Vehicle license crackdown begins May fifteenth in county
Notice to auto owners that from May 15 motor vehicles found operating without the 1925 license will be seized and the owner fined. The warning stresses countywide enforcement and financial penalty.
Old Chapel Unearthed Near St David's In Pembrokeshire
A lost chapel of St Patrick has been uncovered at St David's in Pembrokeshire England. The relic lies ten feet above the tide and was buried under wind blown sand and turf. The east north east facing walls measure upper end fifteen feet eight inches lower fifteen feet three inches and side walls thirty five feet each. An altar nearly four by three feet stood at the east end. St David sent St Patrick to Ireland, and the site lies about half a mile from St David's head near Erin.
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St. Patrick
St. David's
Pembrokeshore
England
St David
Ireland
St. David's Head
Isle of Erin
Bees Use Dancing Trails to Move Scouting Food
An eminent German professor on bees describes scout bees seeking food and returning to perform a dance that signals others. The dancing bees release perfume, guiding others to the food source, while the professor notes bees distinguish colors except crimson, which they supposedly cannot see.
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Whitman
DelMonte Fruits and Vegetables
Libby’s Products
Red Fire Specialty
Middle Piney
Charles Walker
Prop
PINEY
Big Piney’s
Dan Sullivan Plumbing
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Charley Ott
Mason
Charley Clyde
Washington, D. C
Albert Larson
P. W. Jenkins
Rock Springs
A. W. Smith Livestock Co
Lola Windsor
Pioneer Hall
Happy Six Orchestra
Robert H. Treible
Big Piney High School
Earl Hamilton
Kemmerer
Jim
Joe Hillis
John Budd
Marbletonn State Bank
MERC
Toot
Seel
Prompt Mail Service
Slate Creek
Sterte
Montana
Opal, Wyo
Free Air Station
Glas
Adv
C.D. Cummins
D. M.D
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Big Piney Merc. Co
C. Y. Simpson
Wyc
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