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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
1
Local meeting discusses improvements at the cemetery including a wire fence driveway and hitching racks. Plan calls for $10 per lot assessment to cover costs with town management if accepted.
Town council directs residents to ban ribbist activity around gardens and stores by May 1 while enforcing new rules. The Community Establishment will fund measures, with a $4.5 contribution noted by the Daily Examiner as part of local elections for leader James Jensen.
Fred Miller and Amos Snodgrass with wife enjoyed a weekend business and pleasure trip to Pinedale and Daniel visiting locals, returning Sunday. They praised the pleasant journey, met many residents, and look forward to another visit. Melidames Gey Whitman and Frank Chapell returned Friday from Lava Hot Springs after a two week stay and spoke highly of their experience.
Incomplete notice indicates a meeting concerning Marble Wayern area and Lincoln County administration. Reading fragments show references to May and possible public official involvement. Details are unclear and require source clarification.
The Dig Piney Card Club held its annual party Friday night with about 60 attendees. Music by a violin and piano ensemble powered the evening while Frabric Ball and Albert At served at a thirsty booth and a midnight upstairs supper. Mary McGlashan led the Ladies Club gathering the following Thursday with Mrs Snodgrass visiting Pinedale and Corbelia O’Neil performing at a Sunday school event.
The Big Piney Examiner prints an ownership management and circulation statement for the issue dated April 1 1915. It lists Royal A Young and others as owners and managers with various local names and firms in Big Piney Wyoming. includes notaries and publishers and notes submission by April 1915.
The advisory board to the Forest Service discussed facility needs at the Wyoming National Forest. Chairman Micholaon led a committee of one to determine if a required number of bulldozers could be purchased in the state. Steps were set for the board to formalize questions of rapye management for the forest service. May 10th marked a deadline related to Jerema Billy Hawes and his cowboys in the wagon operation.
The Ry Edwards auction in Daniel Saturday drew a large crowd as goods stretched 150 feet for sale. Attendees bid on pots, pans, beds and wagons amid lively sport and shifting prices. George from Opal reported steady steers sold after Omaha, while exotic fruits and a vaudeville presence by Dado Cunning marked the event.
Marbleton Wyoming voters are asked to attend a meeting on May 11 to plan nominations for mayor and town councilmen. The election will be held Tuesday May 11, 2015. Signed by Mayor Bhelly M. Budd.
Proclamation Notice for Big Piney Wyoming outlines an upcoming municipal election on May 11. Officials Chapel and Tapper prescribe terms for two years and appoint town officers for Lincoln County.
Unanimous vote by 15 Big Piney citizens selected Grover Thpe for Fanner and Dan Budd for court, with G. F. Whi nominating F. Di. Ghinpel for oilman. No other nominees present, meeting adjourned after secretary Coghl’s report and minutes signed by Chairman Grover and Secretary Trittipd.
Sunday afternoon a meeting at Hotel Piney organized a Big Piney baseball team for the season. An assistant cashier from the State Bank of Big Piney will run the team, with four returning players and several new prospects joining to fill vacancies. The town notes a remodeled telephone office and a promising Green River Valley pennant outlook.
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