Suit Over Lodging Bills In Big Penney Case
Justice McDonald presided in Diamondville over a suit by F D Chapel against John Walters of La Barge for lodging meals and merchandise. The jury found for Walters 20.35, rejected Walters cross claim, and costs were assessed against Walters with an appeal to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Diamondville
Big P'ney
F. D. Chapel
John Walters
la Barge
C. P. MacGlashan
J. W. Sammon
Kemmerer
Cattleman George Haddenham Offers Fall Beef Cattle Services
Notice from George Haddenham six miles north of Opal on Craven Creek announces he can care for beef cattle this fall. He guarantees plenty of good water and asks to be informed ahead of time if hay is needed.
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George Haddenhim
Opal
Craven Creek
Married man seeks ranch lease with stock experience
A married man with 25 years in ranching seeks to lease or rent a good ranch with stock. He understands sheep and cattle and will consider a foreman role for a stock company. Inquire at Examiner office. 42 Uf.
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Examiner Offic
Lumber and team offer from G V W Heitz at Big Piney
G V W Heitz advertises 15000 feet of dry lumber at a very reasonable price if taken within 30 days. The notice also lists one team of horses, a three and a quarter inch wagon, and a spring wagon for sale. Boots and shoes newly arrived at Big Piney Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. VW
Heitz
Big Piney Mercantile Co
My Mother's Bible
Poem recalls a family Bible passed from mother to child. faith and memories bind generations. The speaker cherishes the Bible as a sacred link to loved ones and guidance through life and death, praising its calming, consoling influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnck
Two New Dwellings Under Construction in Big Piney
C P Gilhousen and Frank Shiply purchased lots from C P MacGlashan and began building homes near the Congregation and church. Gilhousen plans a two story six to seven room house with a large barn, while Shiply aims for a smaller three room dwelling. Both structures will feature popular stucco exteriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Gilhousen
Frank Shiply
Big Piney
C. P. MacGlashan
Lost mare and horses advertised for recovery
Lost strayed or stolen notice listing a gray mare with colt a bay horse weight about 1300 pounds a roan colt and a bay horse. Reward offered for information leading to recovery by G W Hertz. Also ads for ladies summer dresses waists and silk sweaters at the Big Piney Mercantile Co with new trimmings and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hertz
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Green River Valley Roundup promises grand three day event
The first annual Green River Valley Roundup at Marbleton's new fair grounds and race track runs September 6 to 8 1915. Cowboys and cowgirls parade in colored silk shirts with ribbons, free-for-all horse races, chariot and relay races, wild horse events, roping, novelty races and Hippodrome two-horse riding. Local and neighboring teams compete in baseball, dances, a world champion wrestler duel, and a large grandstand seating 2000 with auto spaces at the new track costing thousands to build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley
Marbleton
Idaho
Wyoming
Lucky
Green River Valley Boys
Charlie Mills
Henry Hittle
Mexico
P. H. Healey
Chas Hies
Pinedale
Dennis Dringman
Jackson
Commercial Traveler’s
Salt Lake City
Diamondville
Rock Springs
Green River
Big
Piney
Dedication of the Congregational Church at Big Piney
Dated August 17 1915 word received that Dr W B D Gray superintendent of Congregational Missions in Wyoming will attend the dedication of the First Congregational Church of Big Piney on August 20. Rev D I Reese the church pastor will oversee the program and arrangements with the community. The full dedication program will be announced in the next Examiner.
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Pinedale
Wyo
First Congregational Church
Big Piney
W. B. D. Gray
Congregational Missions
Wyoming
Reese
The
Examiner
Important sale of ranch and garage changes hands
Frank Wilhelm, a Marbleton visitor, nears sale of his ranch near Daniel to P. H. Healey and M. D. Meeks. Healey will run the ranch. Wilhelm plans to move to a lower climate for health. Meeks and Jimmie take over Marbleton garage with James Stewart as partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilhelm
Marbleton
Daniel
Jas. Stewart
M. D. Meeks
Jimmie
Track and grandstand described for ball players event
The text details a half mile long track forty feet wide placed in first class coach with a dressing room for players and performers. The judges stand and music are arranged, booths for concessions under the rear grand stand and the Lander band secured to furnish music for the occasion.
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Lander Band
Glorious time at Redmen social in Valley Theatre
Black Hawk Tribe No. 19 of the Improved Order of Redmen held its first social event Monday at the Valley Theatre. State Organizer W. E. Young aided the new members in their work, followed by a dance, luncheon at Fredell Cafe, and plans for future gatherings with Kemmerer and Daniel brethren.
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Black Hawk Tribe No. 19
Improved Order of Redmen
Valley Theatre
W. E. Young
Fredell Cafe
Kemmerer and
Daniel
Bishop Thomas to Preach in Big Piney Next Tuesday
The Rt. Rev. N. Thomas Bishop of Wyoming will visit Big Piney Tuesday August 24 and preach at 8 PM. A large congregation is hoped for and attendees are invited. Also in town, W W Porteous of Sedalia Colorado visiting to purchase horses for Wolcott Beers Co. for the British army. Ernie Faler with Mr Perkins seeks horses for the French. Mr and Mrs James Smith will relocate from Quinton Oklahoma to Big Piney, James is Frank Burney’s brother.
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N &. Thomas
Episcopal Church of Wyoming
Big Piney
Thomas
W. W. Porteous
Sedatia
Colo
Wolcott, Beers & Co
Mr. Porteous
Ernie Faler
Pinedale
Mr. Perkins
Jas. Smith
Quinton
Okla
Big Viney
Mr. Smith
Frank Burney
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Earth
Serderterte
Deering
Jenkins
Peter Schuttler
Henney Buggies
Big Piney Merc. Co
Marbleton State Bank
Redmen
the State Bank of
State Bank of
Bank
Jas. Mickelson
A. W. Smith
Albert Larson
A. Luman
F. A. Fear
John W. Hay
A. Kendall
P. J. Quealy
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