Piney Star Valley Road to Be a Reality Now
Sublette and Lincoln counties agree to co operate with the Forest Service on a fifty fifty road project from Big Piney to Star Valley following the Lander trail. Total county shares amount to 115000 funded by forest revenues, with Sublette at 47000 and Lincoln at 68000, to be completed by 1932 over five years starting with 10000 this year. Construction starts at Smoot this year and alternates to Big Piney next year, prioritizing worst sections and skipping passable stretches to finish the route that will provide an outlet across the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Lincoln County
Forest Department
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Star Valley
Lander
Smoot
Ball and Olson
Curtis, Morrow
Johnston
J. P. Martin
Forest Service
Ogden
E. Favre
T. D. O'Neil
P. W. Jenkins
Geo. Hopkins
Kemmerer Lions Club
Catholic Services At Two Homes In April
Catholic services will be held at the home of Mrs. Chas Olson on April 27 at 9 a.m. and at the home of Mrs. J B Budd on April 28 at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Olson
J. B. Budd
Vacant State Lands Sublette County County Notice
Complete list of all vacant lands in Sublette County is furnished upon request. Address communications to Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne Wyoming. A dance follows the show next Saturday night. The Big Piney Garage delivered a new seven passenger Buick sedan to Mr and Mrs Walter Yose of Midway last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semsey
Big Piney
Walter Yose
Midway
Bank Deposit Totals and Sworn Statement 1926
Capital stock and surplus figures plus undivided profits and deductions are listed for 1926. The document itemizes demand deposits including public funds and banks, time and savings deposits, and certificates outstanding. Albert Larson, cashier, swears the figures are true in Sublette County Wyoming, with notary Oscar Beck confirming on April 12, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
U. S
Toran State OF Wyoming
Sublette
Sai
Albert Larson
Oscar Beck
Big Tie Drive Planned for May by Standard Timbers Co
George Loff, GM of Standard Timbers Co of Evanston, reports a May drive down Cottonwood creeks for 350000 hewed ties, floated to Green River and on to Green River city. He notes ample mountain snow and ice to sustain water, and plans to move camp to Horse Creek by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loff
Standard Timbers Co
Evanston
Loff
Green River
Green River City
Riverton Men Win Mail Contract to Kemmerer Route
Postmaster J B Budd said Jas RE and William A Anderson of Riverton were awarded the mail and parcel post contract from Kemmerer to Pinedale and Big Piney, with Kemmerer as the terminal after July 1. Bids totaled 11450 for mail and 1 25 per hundred for parcel post to Pinedale and 75 cents to Big Piney. Orlin Black’s mother died in Oceana California after a long illness. funeral arrangements pending. She previously lived in Big Piney and is survived by four children including Orlin and Arthur of Riverton and Mrs Chet Chrisman of Opal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
M. A
California
J. B. Budd
Washington, D. C
Jas. RE
William A. Anderson
Wyo
Big Piney
Pinedale
Kemmerer
Polson
LaBarge
Wyota
Marbleton
Hillmont
Ball
Daniel
Cora
Orlin Black
Oceana
Black
Orlin T and
Arthur
Chet. F. Chrisman
Opal
Mary Black
Calif
Green River Valley
Card of Thanks and family news from the town
Card of thanks expresses deep gratitude for friends and neighbors who aided during the illness and death of the father. Mr and Mrs Ira Bailey and Donald, and Mrs Sadie Osterhout with Mrs Harrison Guie and family returned from Alhambra California. They discuss post office contract changes and new contractors taking over the route July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bailey
Donald
Sadie Osterhout
Harrison Guie
Alhambra
California
Post Office Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Reserve District No
Total
Frank D. Ball
Oscar Back
Frank A. Fear
Mr. Loff
Con
T.D. O'Neil
Commissioners and Forest
Charley Howerton
AIR Mail
L. Z. Bess
Irwin Covey
Bob Gunter
A. P. Sommers
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