Schools to Open September 9 at Big Piney District No 8
The Big Piney and rural schools in District No 8 begin the 1929-1930 term on Monday morning September 9 at 9:00. Enrollment is expected high while some ranch children may enter later. Instructors listed include W S Green as superintendent and Rosalie Sielaff as principal, with staff at Big Piney and Rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
W. S. Green
Rosalie Sielaff
M. Olive Davidson
Anns M. Nelson
Olive Kitto
Virginia Black
Anna Gravenkamp
Lucy Wilson
James Ray
Wilma Payne
Yost
Ardath Payne
Dry Piney
Louise Alexander
Milleson
Caryn Murdock
Murdock
Goldie McKie
Hillmont
Lucy B. Mahaiski
Fish Creek
Relics of Famous Gunman’s Romance Revealed in Museum
An Ohio museum displays two relics linked to Wild Bill Hickok: a Cheyenne marriage certificate and his final letter to his wife. The illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson in this issue of The Examiner explores a forgotten frontier romance and sheds new light on Hickok’s character.
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Ohio
Les Place
Wild Bill" Hickok
Cheyenne
Wyo
Black Hills
South Dakota
Elmo Scott Watson
the Examiner
Governors Conference Attended by Local Delegates in Salt Lake City
Honorables Oscar Beck and Perry W Jenkins traveled to Salt Lake City to attend the conference of governors and delegates from Wyoming and Idaho. The Subiette County Rod and Gun Club sent one or more delegates per Governor Emerson's request. Frank D Ball reported hay harvests progressing well with an expected yield several tons higher than last year despite a late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Beck
Perry W. Jenkins
Salt Lake
Wyoming
Idano
Emerson
Sormer
Sub
Iette County
Rod & Gun Chih
Frank D. Ball
Frank C. Emerson
State Association of Trank Walton
Lusk
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
West
Bronx Budget and Weekend Visitors Share News
BRONX BUDGET recap of local visits features Mr. and Mix, A. T. West with Ruth and Bobby of Shoshone Idaho visiting G. I. West. Dinner guests include Mrs. D. H. Scott and Doris Lucile at Leo Baker home. Numerous local families travel, host, and extend travels to Yellowstone Park, Rigby Idaho, Evanston, Salt Lake City, and Kemmerer with trout planting, hospital trips, and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mix, A. T. West
Ruth
Bobby
Shoshone, Idaho
G. I. West
D. H. Scott
Doris Lucile
Leo Baker
Alice Pape
EL L Gayie
Ean
Mary Harison
F. H. Harrison
Catherine
Mason Phillips
Warren
Dellert Bess
Agnes West
Henry Jons
Beith Culbertson
Wellman and Watts
Kemmerer
Community Church Announces Sunday Service Theme
Reverend A C Best will lead the public worship at 1 a m Sunday. A special children's service precedes at 11 a m. The topic for the sermon is The Changing of Crosses into Crowns, reflecting a theme of spiritual transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. C. Best
Texaco Gas To Be Made At Calpet By Texas Co
J F Fitzpatrick of Calpet Wyoming for the Texas OilCo says a refined Texaco plant is installed and soon will start producing Texaco gasoline of the standard grade. He notes large quantities will be made for air dealers in the region and distributed to Bemmerer and other lines, with hopes of lower local prices but no firm statement. He mentions the wells near Big Piney providing crude for the plant.
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J. F. Fitspatrick
Calpet
Wyo
Texas Oil Company
Big Piney
Texaco
Texas Co
Fitzpatrick
Bemmerer
Big Pincy
Notice to Hunters Green River Preserve Boundaries
The Green River State Game Preserve is described from where Green River crosses the National Forest to its head in the Wind River Mountains and back to the boundary. It states the area is closed to hunting for 1929 by Wyoming Game and Fish Commission orders. Log Bridger State Game Preserve may be open to hunting in 1828 by commission orders.
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Green River State Game Preserve
Green River
Wyoming National Forest
Roaring Fork
Wind River Mountains
Wind River Divide
Fremont Lake
Glover Peal
New Fork River
Forests Boundary
All Hall
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Log Bridger
Wyoming Farms Thrive Boosting Hogs Seed and Barley
Nels Smith of Weston County touts hog profits from small herd growth while Don Sabin notes alfalfa seed fields in northeastern Wyoming in excellent condition. Wyoming barley yields up to 70 bushels per acre and beef cattle fed with barley show strong results as spring drought tightens feed. Gov. Emerson promotes state cooperation with agriculture groups as county fairs and youth programs gain emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sabin
Wyoming
Spacking
Berbey
State University
Ranchers Buy Cottonseed Cake For Winter Feed
Ranchers in the region purchase cottonseed cake and haul it from the railroad to store at their ranches. They plan to use the feed with their way rations due to fears of a hard winter and potential hay shortages in early spring after a severe last year.
First Tourist Cabin Finished at Bob's Service Station
The first of six tourist cabins to be erected beside Bob's Service Station owned by Bob Gunter is finished and used by a tourist party last night. Gunter plans a real tourist camp adjacent to his station. Cabins are log built with smooth interior walls and will include stove bed table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Bob Gunter
Gunter
Daniel News Notes
A 10 lb 6 oz fish was caught in Greenriver near Daniel by L P Edwards of Enid Oklahoma. The article notes a series of local social items and a Rocky Mountain Motorists safety appeal urging cautious driving as Colorado and Wyoming schools reopen.
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Greenriver
Daniel Sunday
L. P. Edwards
Enid
Oklahoma
Jackson
Community Club Opens New Highway With Dance
The Green River Community Club hosted a free dance at Clyde hall in Big Piney to celebrate the new Green River to Fontenelle highway, linking Green River and Rock Springs and cutting about 30 miles to the Union Pacific main line. The event featured the Community Club orchestra and was attended by local citizens and neighboring communities. Sublette County Fair aims for September 13-14 1929 at Pinedale with entries in grain livestock and other exhibits and a rodeo staged by the fair association.
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Community Club
Green River City
Big Piney
Clyde Hall
Green River Club
Green River
Fontenelle
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
C. O. Davis
Green River Star
Sweetwater
Sublette County
Pinedala
Ipair Association
State Acquires Site of Old Fort Bonneville in Wyoming
The state through the Historical Landmark Commission acquired one acre of land at the Fort Bonneville site near Daniel in Sublette County. Dr and Mrs Montrose donated the property, deed witnessed by Senator Jenkins and William H. Jackson, recorded in Sublette records. The fort, built during early fur trading days, is celebrated as a historic shrine and the fourth site acquired by the commission.
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Fort Bonnevills
Capitan B. Ll
Bonneville
U. S. Army
Wich
J. W. Montrose
Green River Valley
R. S. Ellison
Historical Landmark Commission of Wyoming
Casper
Ellison
Warren Richardson
Cheyenne
Joseph &. Weppner
Rock Springs
Cyrus Beard
State Historical Department
D.W. Greenburg
Wyoming
America
Fort Bonneville
Commission For
State of Wyoming
Montrose
Perry W. Jenkins
Big Pitey
Wind River Range
Port Bonneville
Idaho
H. G. Nickerson
Lander
Grace Raymond Hebard
Laramie
Jenkins
Lana
William H. Jackson
Sublette
Bonneville's
Daniel
Sublette County
Green River
Fort Reno
Powder River
Connor Battlefield State Park
Ranchester
Tongue River
Fort Bridger
Uinta County
Reginal
Memorial Association
Governmnt
Association
Washington, D.C
Oregon Trail
Ezra, Meeker
Yea Meeker
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Charles Lee Ane
C. ¥. Phillips
Warren Bridge
BP. C. Pape S
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E.G. Corte
Yellowstone Park
Mary Harrison
Evanston
F. W. Harrison
Katherine
Kr.t. Alpert
Jerome Albert
Rigby, Idaho
R. T. Albert
Charles Ashley
BD. H
McDole
Sikgman
Pinedele
Ferry Pub
Messrs
William Rowley
Walter Brewer
L. F. Pape
Mr. Jones
I. M. Fryxell
Owens
Gran Teton
Phil. Smith
Asl
William Gillman
Teton Forest
Hardy
Jackson Hole
William C. Owen
Grand Teton
Owen
Teten Forest
Nels Smith
Turist
Weston County
Sheridan
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Belle Fontaine
Sheridan Flour Mills
Stuber
Minnesota
F. A. Short
Guthrie County
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Colorado
Littleton
Western Menspaper Union
Roy H. Oct
Penney
Ott
Lucky
Doug
Iui
Board of Commerce and Industry
Beart of Agriculture
Douglas
Torrington
Brewer Farm
Lingle
Bob's
Joseph. Huston
Kinmerer
Jack Johnson
Merrithere A Gon
Mrs. Ab. Weedruil
Blackmon
D. A. Blackmon
Lanzard
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
AAA Club
Automobile Club
Old Fort Bonneville
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