Local and Personal Items of Interest in Sublette County
Local notices report events and people in Sublette County. Firefighters battled a chicken coop blaze in Marbleton Wednesday afternoon, tracing the fire to a broader heater and resulting in the loss of about 100 chicks. Rock Springs visitors Don Jewett and Kenneth Noble Jr. surveyed town, while James Mickelson and others noted snow near North Pine Hill. Several residents traveled to Farson to discuss the Eden Valley reclamation project with State Engineer L C Bishop, Wyomin g Reclamation Association leaders, and local citizens. A safety lecture by Lt. H A Dickson is planned for April 14 at the School Auditorium, with films on accidents shown. University-bound students Donald Wassenberg and Geof Grinesteff returned from Denver with a truckload of horses, and Mrs. Irwin Covey has influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Jachett L Miller returned from Phoenix. the Bledsoe family moves to Wheatland, with Mrs. Bledsoe visiting her mother in Kemmerer. Charles Davis moved household goods, and the Tean Council met in regular session. Doyle Watchel and Mrs. Phil Twiehel shopped in Big Piney, while John Stevens visited Kemmerer. Chip Hicks crashed a window at Marie Farrell hall and sprained his ankle. Big Piney High School students Marcille Ray, Valeria Nelson, Sarah Neilson, Melody Murray, and Bob Looney will attend the Speech Festival in Laramie April 9-10, with sponsors Mrs. Marion Boner and Norman Thomson. Dan H Budd was seen from the Sariddas area.
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Big Piney High School
Laramie
University
Marcille Ray
Valeria Nelson
Sarah Neilson
Melody Murray
Bob Looney
Marion Boner
Norman Thorson
Notice Dont neglect your dug license
The State Highway Patrol warns drivers that four licenses are required to drive a car or three for a truck. Penalties for driving without a license are stated. Irwin Covey remains bedridden with pneumonia for a week. Several local residents plan trips to Phoenix, Jackson, and other places. Mrs. Harold Blymiller and family move to Jackson indefinitely, with travel via Pinedale. William Hicks family called to Rock Springs due to illness and the death of Mrs. Hicks mother Mrs. Rose McQuillian.
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James P. Jensen
Pacific Northwest
State Highway Patrol
Myr
William Hicks
Rock Springs
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Marbleton
Don Jewett
Kenneth Noble, Jr
James Mickelson
Rathbun
North Ping
Joe Budd
Farson
Joe
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Wyoming Reclamation Association
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Geof Grinesteff
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Wheatland
Bledsoe
Soil Conservation Dept
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Charles Davis
Tean Council
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LaBarg
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Katherine
Chip Hicks
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Chip
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