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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
18
Evanston Wyoming candidate John R Arnold announces for the non partisan District Judge nomination. He has held the post since July 27 1915 after governor appointed to fill the Craig vacancy and says he would serve a full term if elected, aiming to judge fairly and impartially.
The candidate Douglas A. Preston announces his bid for the District Court nomination in the Third Judicial District covering Sweetwater Uinta and Lincoln Counties. Voters will see a non partisan primary ballot with Arnold Christmas and Preston and must cross one name. He cites 37 years of legal practice including 29 in the state and five as Attorney General and invites scrutiny from voters.
Three families announce births on Monday July 80th with a girl, another girl, and a boy born to Stanley Murdock Al Fields and Ned David son respectively under doctors Perkins Hallinan care. Also listed are Harley Davidson motorcycle for sale and 640 acre improved land for sale with hay stock water rights. Jesse Barber injures leg in auto tire rim accident and hopes to attend dance Saturday night.
Notice is given that Oliver M. Twichel of Viola Lincoln Wyoming filed Coal Declaratory Statement on July 22 1915 for SE4 NET and NEW SEY of section 32 township 27 north range 113 west 6th P M and has now filed an Application to Purchase Serial No 04958 under sections 2348 to 2365 US Revised Statutes. Protest affidavits must be filed within 30 days after first printed issue. J6A10 ALEX NISBET Register.
Newsy notes report Cora school closing for August vacation with teacher Mrs. Bundy planning visits to Marbleton and Yellowstone. Families attend Pinedale dance for newlyweds Glen Coleman and spouse. Local auctions, travel to Frontier Days in Cheyenne, and a near tragedy when Berry Moore's boy was kicked by a horse.
July report notes frequent motor trips to Kemmerer and Opal for supplies and errands. E L Holden, Clarence Holden, Wm Graham and family, Myrtle Graham, and others visit or travel to Kemmerer, Opal, and Boulder area. Pyle buys a new Ford. townsfolk attend Alva Thompson funeral. multiple calls to Pomeroy and Rathbun households.
Local items report Mr. Thomas of Montana stopping in Bondurant with purchased horses for army service. Pinedale Roundup editor Mr. Patterson and Casper visitors pass through the basin admiring hay crops and scenery. Community members James Noble and Carl Johnson visit. haying begins with J P Pfisterer first to start. Road work by Rangers Davis and Imeson. slides delay travel. comers welcome new residents and cattle activity around Granite creek.
A brief note mentions Miss Lucy Rietz taking a horseback ride with an unspecified companion. The report also notes a few showers, while Jake Herschler has started haying and has substantial alfalfa laid down.
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