Chapel-Walters Suit Won by Plaintiff
The case of Luat Satunny Suadlee MyDornald versus P.O. Chapel Fay money dud front Fobwallorny of Laie Range centered on services, fees, and horse care. The jury found for the defendant after witnesses quantified items. the cross petition was denied, and costs awarded to the plaintiff on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MyDornald
Diamondie
P.O. Chapel
Laie Range
C.F. Mrecinakin
Attornay J. W
Grover Teltupo
Howard Hitz
A .F. Atwood
Jas. Black
Frank ‘Travis
Chon. Lackey
Notice to Calla Men George Haddenham
A notice states George Haddenham of a ranch north of Opal on Cras ven Creek can and will care for any bee Genttle thief, with food and water provided. he asks to be informed if hay is needed and where to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haddenham
Opal
Cras Ven
Wanted ranch lease or sale with stock and wagons
A married man with 25 years ranching experience seeks lease or venturing option on a Quad ranch with stock including sheep and cattle. Also offers to work for a stock company. Desires to sell tubs of tuber and horses, a wagon and a spearing wagon. Contact Geof Heitz at Big Piney Mercantile Co.
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Orl Vent
Facemag Tor
Enguira
Exarather Offic
Anti
Geof Heitz
My Mother's Bible and Wartime Faith Echoes
The fragment traces a family recalling a mother’s Bible guiding resilience during World War I. A narrator remembers teachings amid hardship, faith and duty shaping actions, with glimpses of letters, prayers, and personal resolve that endure beyond conflict.
Two New Dwellings Under Construction in Big Piney
Gilhousen and Shiply become latest residents to place lots in Big Piney. Builders plan two story six room home near the church and a smaller three room dwelling, both to be finished with Tar Kiuren work enhancing local streetscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilhousen
Frank Shiply
Big Piney
CP. MacGhishan
Homer
Shipley
Lost Mare and Colt Reported in Big Piney Area
Lost, strayed or stolen notice describes an early mare with colt, one bay horse, weight about 1400 pounds, and a roached maned white ebony bay horse. $10 reward for information leading to recovery. contact G. W. Heitz. Also mentions merchandise at Big Hines Mercantile Co and new ladies' sweaters at Tip Piney Mercantile Co with reassuring offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
G. W. Heitz
Green River Valley Roundup to Feature Rodeo and Parades
Plans for the First Annual Green River Valley Roundup at Marbleton fair grounds September 6 to 8, 1915 include a grand cowboy and cowgirl parade with colored shirts, chariots, wild horse races, relay and novelty events, roping contests, and polo and wrestling exhibitions. Local and out of state riders, including Mexican entries, anticipate strong competition as prize money, bucking horses, and elite riders draw crowds to the three day event at a newly built race track with a 2000 seat grand stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley
Marbleton
Idaho
Wyoming
Green River Valley Boys
Charlie Mills
Henry Hittle
Mexico
P. H. Healey
Chas. Hes
Jackson
Salt Lake City
Diamondville
Rock Springs
Green River
Big
Piney
Pinedale
Rand
Dedication of the Congregational Church Ceremony Planned
The text outlines a dedication event for the Congregational Church in Wyoming with a program led by speakers including a minister and an orator. It mentions dates, responsibilities, and a formal program to be completed with community involvement and the Examiner's supervision.
Important Sale of Ranch Changes Hands
Prank Wilhelm has been a frequent visitor to Marbleton, with details of a pending sale between AD Withelmy PHL, Flewey, and Men. The arrangement involves purchase by two parties and a transfer of control as Mr. Hetley takes charge of the ranch near Daniel.
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Wilhelm
Marhleton
Flewey
Meeks
Wiholit
Mr. Hetley
Raneh
Lowat
Daniel
Stewart
MD. Mooks
Ee Minnie
Track and facilities described for event arena
The judges stand will serve the Judes and music with space for the newspaper fraternity. A dressing room is provided for ball players and performers. The track is half a mile long and forty feet wide in first class rondi. Booths under the grand stand are rented for concessions. The Lander band will furnish music for the precision.
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The
Judes
Lander Band
Glorious Time at Valley Meet Reported by Redmen
A muddled report recounts a recent gathering labeled glorious time at the Valley Mhemtre event with Indian participants and clerical figures in attendance. Bishop Thomas of Wyoming planned to preach in Piney with a large attendance expected, while local firmer Wilbur Porl involved in horse dealings for the French, and community members travel from Kelitin to Piney for the service.
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Thomas
T. D
Epigenpal
Church of
Wyoming
Bij ‘Piney Ness
Lero
Turaday
Bij Piney
Trina
Everren
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Chapel-Walters
Jist
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Sarth
Ladin Miner
Big Hines Mercantile Co
Bridies
Stent Aterte
Deering
Jenkins
Peter Schuttler
Henney Buggies
Big Piney Merc. Co
Marbleton State Bank
Congregational Church
Redmen
Hoviniat
Ormantvers
Tarial
Tasieuetiige
Keston
Jones
Bedell
Adler
Caley
Kemmerer
Danial
Porthos
Kelitin
Coto
Representhye Walent
Hoobs & Co
Kenie Ruler
Wedneyday
Perkins
Malestin
Mies
Quinton
Mr. Smith
Frans Murney
the State Bank of
State Bank of
Bank
Jas. Mickelson
A.W. Smith
A. Lyman
Fear
Jas. Mickalson
John W. Hay
A. Kendall
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