Its Officers and Directors Are Capable Businessmen
Its officers and directors are capable and experienced businessmen familiar with the needs of the stockmen.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
3
Its officers and directors are capable and experienced businessmen familiar with the needs of the stockmen.
Big Piney undergoes extensive remodeling with the Noble, Booker, and Fish properties leading the way. Contractors Lehmer Gilhousen and Atwood progress on the Noble and Booker homes, and the Fish residence is moved and expanded to include rooms, outbuildings, and a dormer. Mrs. Fish plans additional rooms and rental houses, boosting Piney’s growth and school appeal.
County Agricultural Agent Earle G. Reed urges valley ranchers to grow oats and barley locally. He recommends Kherson sixty day oat, 75 to 90 pounds per acre, and describes fall plowing and spring seed bed preparation to minimize irrigation and ensure robust maturing oats and high yielding barley varieties.
Department of the Interior announces public sale of land in Big Piney Wyoming. John G Hayden applies for tract SWYNW of Sec 26 T32N R111W. minimum bid $2 per acre. Sale at 10 am Sept 28 1917 at Evanston office. bid must be paid immediately. claims/objections due by sale time. The land is described as mountainous and unsuitable for cultivation. Alex Nisbet registers.
Department of the Interior notice at Evanston Wyoming dated August 16 1917 states Ed Johnson of Halfway Weenies filed to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim in NYSWY NW SE and Lot 2 Section 12 Township 32 N Range 113 W Sixth Principal Meridian. witnesses named Charles Danielson Gust Larson Charles Lindback and Ludvig Lindback all of Halfway Wyoming.
400 acres of deeded land with about 200 tons of hay and one of the oldest water rights in the country. One Registered Shire Stallion age 6 weighs 1720 and well broke. About 20 head of mares and geldings age 3 to 6 all broke. Saddle horses 4 young, prices per span 175 to 275 and 75 to 95 each. R W Mills.
August 10 1917 notice under Sec 2455 R S directed by the General Land Office to Charles O Fultz Halfway Wyoming Serial 04696 offers at public sale not less than 2 00 per acre at 1000 AM September 27 1917 at this office SW 4 NEQ of Section 29 Township 338 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian mountainous land not suited for cultivation highest bidder must pay immediately to the Receiver.
States Land Office in Evanston Wyoming will offer at public sale the tract of land owned by Frank Springman of Big Piney Wyoming. Serial No 05093 the sale starts at 10 oclock A M on October fifteenth at this office. The tract is SWYSW of Sec 15 NWWN Wy of Sec 22 Township 30 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian and is deemed mountainous or too rough for cultivation. The minimum bid is 1 75 per acre.
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