Local residents visit and planned events in Big Piney area
Mr and Mrs John Allen and son of Pinedale visit, with travel plans to Nebraska California and San Bernardino. Al Hileman enjoys race horse fever, Jack Ellis visits from Cora, Fred Graham family from Merna. Easter music at Episcopal church features solos by Mrs Mickelson and Miss Perkins. Walter Yose and Jesse Barbour plan a road trip to Opal to position Buicks for Piney. Dr Hallinan prepares to leave Marbleton for Clinton Iowa with possible Florida move. founder of The Pioneer era. Upcoming week features Easter services, dances at Budd hall, and a Big Piney High school dance for commencement costs. Big Piney basketball eyes May return game with Kemmerer High. Congregational Passion pictures Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Pinedale
Episcopal Church
Big Piney
James Mickelson
Frances Perkins
Kemmerer High School
Kemmerer Girls
Piney Girls
Easter Services at Church of St John the Baptist
church schedule lists Good Friday services including ante communion morning prayer and special children's service. Easter Sunday features Holy Communion morning prayer church school children’s processional and choral services with sermon and evensong with a special Easter gift presentation for church school children after a faith examination.
Large shipment of hides headed to road from Valley
Harry Krupp local hide and fur buyer visited the Valley and surrounding settlements purchasing hides and furs. He organized transport to the road with Steve Daniels J B Linn Chas Walker and J Howard. A large portion was stored at Piney with plans to haul more from Pinedale. Krupp aims to ship the collection to Salt Lake City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krupp
Boulder
New York
South Pass
Mr. Krupp
Piney
Wyoming Elk Population Told To Exceed Earlier Counts
A report claims Wyoming hosts over 45 000 elk inside state borders, far above a 6000 figure. Forest service census lists 24 665 in local forests for 1916 across Teton Bridger Washakie Bonneville and Wyoming forests. The Yellowstone herd, largely in Wyoming, is estimated at 20 000 to 30 000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Biological Survey
Forest Service
Teton Forest
Bridger Forests
Washakie and
Bonneville Forests
Wyoming Forest
Yellowstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
al Hileman
Jack Ellis
Cora
Fred Graham
Merna
Walter C. Yose
Jesse Barbour
Clifton
Hallinan
Clinton
Iowa
Florida
Marbleton
M. B. Hook
Green River Valley
the Examiner For the News
Congregational Church
Geo. F. Wenrich
Bert Rathbun
Bert
Mrs. Rathbun
Salt Lake City
California
T. O. Beck
Cheyenne
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Budd Hall
L. E. Bennett
Steve Baldwin
Big Piney High School
Buddhall
The
Passion
L. D. Tanner
Daniel, Cora
24Th ST
Ogden, Utah
Opal
Harold Munn
Halfway, Wyoming
Church OF ST. John the Baptist
Kk. EK. Curtis
Kemmeres, Wyoming
Daniel Wyoming
Rome
the House OF Courtesy
Omaha
Rome Miller
Twichel
O. M. Twichel
Viola Wyoming
Dr. Zoro D. Clark
Range
15Th and
Harney Streets
Orpheum
Omaha, Nebraska
George D. Harrahewton
W. H. McDonald
P. O
Big Piney, Wyoming
E. D. Key
Daniel
Wyo
Opal, Wyoming
General Merchandise
Beckstead
Bell Company
Kemmerer
Clifzon Fear’s Cash Grocery
Green River Wall Rifle Club
U. S
H. L. Thackwell
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