Cattle and horses described on Wyoming range note
Ludvig Lindback inventories cattle and horses described as left ribs of cattle and left shoulder. Animals half undercrop left ear and right ear tagged. Range specified from South Beaver to Fall River basin near Postoffice Halfway Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
River Postaffice
Pinedale
Rowe Cattle
North Viney
Fall River Basin
Mason, Wye
Abner
Luman
Crreen River
Newfork
Green River Lake
C. F
Green River
Big Piney
I. O
Daniel
Wyo
Postoffice
Wyoming
Green River Valley
Piney
New York
Daniel Wyoming
Twin Creek and
Beaver
Halfway
Fontenelle
North Beaver
Mason
Marbleton
Horse Creek
Merna
North Horse Creek
Heaver
Sheriff Remains Firm in Wartime Speech Crackdown
Sheriff McMinn appoints Everett Smith and several others as special deputies at Big Piney and Marbleton. James G Harmison faces court for careless talk on government. The sheriff urges restraint on disloyal or treasonable utterances and asks citizens to report such speech. He vows to tolerate no neglect of duty while in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Smith
McMinn
Messrs
Nels Christensen
Albert Larson
Frank D. Chapel
Oscar Beck
Grover Trittipo
Jos
K E. Fredell
Big Piney
J. Charles Rumsch
Marbleton
James G. Harmison
Patriotic Meeting Called For This Saturday
Citizens urged to attend a patriotic gathering to publicly align with a movement. Attendees include a long list of local residents and clergy such as Rev. C. Reader, Mrs. L. D. Tanner, James Mickelson Tod, Lydia Tanner, and J. B. Budd across various groups and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mickelson
Tod James Oscar Beck
G. Trittipo
Chas. Lackey
L. D. Tanner
H. L. Thackwell
Lydia Tanner
L. E. Bennett
J. B. Budd
C. P. MacGlashan
Minnie N. Budd
Helen W. Thackwell
J. Charles Rumsch
Mary E. Dempsey
C. C. Abercrombie Nelle Stout
Otto Hirsig
N. E. Durnford
Josephine Osterhout
C. P. Budd
C. Reader
L. E. Roberts
J. P. Jensen
Patti Larson
W. E. Mills
Mary Huddleston
Minnie Fredell
J. E. Fredell
Jr. Gray Houston J. Golub
S. J. Bailey Loyd Smith
Elizabeth Chapel
F. A. Fear
C. Y. Phillips
McNeal
Chas, Lackey
E. A. Smith
Ethel L. Smith
L. Z. Bess
Nellie M. Bess
W. C. Yose
J. B. Barber
Helen Stanley
Mae Whitman
Lena Gray
I. E. Millison
G. A. Lewis
F. D. Chapel
J. L. Black
Albert Kunze James Barnes
QO. A. Dallaire
W. J. Spencer
C, Johnson
J. F. Riley
Ted Jorey
Cecil Baldwin
Red Cross Chapter Organized in Green River Valley
A Green River Valley Red Cross chapter forms with L. D. Tanner as President and T. D. O'Neil as Vice President. Mrs. Jas. Mickelson is Secretary and Albert Larson Treasurer. A meeting at the Episcopal church on Sunday May 6 invites all valley citizens for united action. Phil Saxon from Evanston is visiting the valley seeking land location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley
L. D. Tanner
T. D. O'Neil
Jas. Mickelson
Albert Larson
Episcopal Church
Valley
Phil Saxon
Evanston
Pinedale
Lee Hopkins Called by Grim Reaper
Lee Hopkins of Marbleton died after a typhoid pneumonia attack at the Marbleton hotel Wednesday night. He had fallen ill at Lava Hot Springs, returned home when funds ran out, and never recovered. Funeral services will be held Friday morning. Known as “Little Boy Blue,” he was a longtime Marbleton resident with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hopkins
Marbleton
Marbleton Hotel
Lee
Lava Hot Springs
Blue
Bondurant Social Roundup and Local Notes
Bondurant residents attended a surprise dance at the Dave Hicks home Friday night. John Rothe and Wm Kendy traveled to Granite country to hunt wolves. Miss Helen Wilhelm and Dave Riling were among weekly visitors. Frank Wilhelm lost a yearling steer. VanVleck plans a drift fence and is sawing summer wood. Parcel post traffic rose on the 20th as mail carriers used dog teams for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Perry Lewis
Dave Hicks
Frank VanVleck
VanVleck
Frank Hanson
For Sale at a Sacrifice Seven-Room House and Farm
For sale at a sacrifice a seven room house with two lots, soft water well, barn and garage. For particulars inquire at the Examiner office. al9tf
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Examiner Office
Green River Valley Good Roads Meet Set at Big Piney
The Green River Valley Good Roads association will meet Saturday May 5 at 8 o'clock in the town hall at Big Piney. Co Y Phillips of Bronx visited Piney most of the week and returns home Thursday. The Examiner for the News notes Mr and Mrs Dan Budd and son Jack left Thursday for Kemmerer and other road points via Opal. Nels Christensen and others dynamited ice near the North Piney bridge in Marbleton lane. he is praised for keeping culverts ditches and bridges in Piney area in spring. W E Enos of Daniel returned from a winter outing and plans to remain in Green River Valley. Mrs Enos visits Kemmerer until roads allow auto travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley Good Roads Association
Big Piney
Dan Budd
Jack
Kemmerer
Opal
Nels Christensen
North Piney Bridge
Marbleton Lane
Nels
Piney
W. E. Enos
Daniel
Cordice Hallett
Jas. P. Jensen
Big Piney Card Club
Jensen
Cornelia O’neil
C. P. MacGlashan
J. B. Budd
Lydia Tanner
Green River
New York Bridge
Piney to Opal auto trip sets pace for washouts and more
Roy Haller first to negotiate Piney to Opal by auto, covering the distance in a day there and back. He cautions smaller cars to be cautious of washouts and mudholes. He plans another trip and is cleaning up express at Opal. Lee Wright returns from Opal after Lincoln Auto School winter. Howard Heitz Jr. birthday party entertains fifteen friends. Card club at Jensen home with prizes. Green River Valley Rifle club meeting set. Death notice for George Barnhart. services in Daniel. Big Piney Printing stockholders meeting April 29. Reverend Reader to preach at Evanston May 16 and May 17. Birth announced for Geo. Shumway’s baby boy. Muff found at Episcopal Church. owner to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haller
Piney
Opal
Roy
Federal
Lee Wright
Cora
Lee
Lincoln
Neb
Reader
Evanston
St. Bartholomew’s Mission
Cokeville
Church Schedule and Guild Meetings for May
The notice lists 3rd Sunday after Easter services at 7 30 a m 9 30 a m 11 a m and evensong at 8 p m with a flag history resume by Rev Fr Reader. It adds Holy Communion and devotions for May 1st 3rd and Cross Invention day plus guild meetings at Mrs Everett Smith and Doris MacGlashan homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Smith
Doris MacGlashan
Congregational Church Announcements and County Sheriff Changes
The Congregational Church lists week April 29 with Sunday school at 10 and morning prayer at 11 then evening services at 7 45 and Marbleton services at 2 30 for Sunday with preaching at 3 30 Rev George F Wenrich is pastor Public notice: James L Black removed as Deputy Sheriff at Big Piney and Everett Smith appointed regular Deputy Sheriff at Big Piney J R McMinn Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton
James L. Black
Sherriff
Lincoln County
Big Piney
Everett Smith
Junior Guild elects officers at Grace McAvoy home
The Junior Guild met last Saturday at Grace McAvoy’s home in Laramie to support the church. Officers elected for the term include Rev. Reader chaplain Martha Jenkins president Doris MacGlashan secretary Grace McAvoy treasurer and Martha Whitman corresponding secretary. Ethel Huddleson and Ruth and Mary O Neil attended as guests. A lunch hosted by the hostess’s mother followed the meeting and the group planned to meet again at Doris MacGlashan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McAvoy
Orghan
Laramie
Rev
Reader
Martha Jenkins
Doris MacGlashan
Martha Whitman
Ethel Huddleson
Ruth
Mary O'Neil
Marbleton engineer stays in Green River Valley after East offer
H. Lawrence Thackwell civil engineer of Marbleton returned from Philadelphia where he worked as consulting engineer for a large Eastern corporation on hydro electric plant design. He received an offer to become chief engineer of a Nicaragua project but will not relocate, pledging services to the new owners of the old Uinta County irrigation company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lawrence Thackwell
Marbleton
Philadelphia
Eastern
Nicaragua
Central America
Green River Valley
Uinta County
Rigation Company
Sale of Ba' 12 cattle and 820 acres at Mason
The Examiner reports Ed Rowe sold the Ba' 12 cattle about 12 head and 820 acres of land at Mason to Van Rathbun. Cattle brought around $60, and land around $20 per acre. Ed Rowe plans to locate another ranch nearby soon. Pork chops steaks roasts at the Big Piney Meat Market with fresh pork sausage advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Mason
Ed. Rowe
van Rathbun
Bi Piney
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Pigik
Derek
Horse Rand Cireleon
J. M. Noble
J. G. McLaughlin
Twin Creek
P.O
Wye
Floyd Norris
Cate
Tounge
Big Piney Wye
H. L. Budd
Wm. Woods
Postol
E. A. Richardson
Vigo Miller
J. W. Montrose
Charles Lindback
Ludvig Lindback
Ira
Hakes
Chet F. Chrisman
George T. Wilson
Abel Wilson
Black
A. W. Smith
Harold Munn
Hip
C. G. Jewett
Clifton
John C. Budd
RED Cross Chapter
Dan B. Budd
Bentley & Sons
Ed S. Allen
Grim Reaper
John Rothe
Wm. Kendy
Granite Country
Helen Wilhelm
Dave Riling
Idaho
Mr. Riling
Frank Wilhelm
Co. Y. Phillips
Bronx
the Examiner For the News
Howard Heitz Jr
Green River Valley Rifle Club
Thackwell
George Barnhart
Barnhart
Big Piney Printing & Publishing Company
Ladies’ Guild
Geo. Shumway
Church OF ST. Jown the Baptist
Congregational Church
Geo. F. Wenrich
J. R. McMinn
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