Cottonwood Items From the Cottonwood District
Local notes report Ted Harrison from Bronx en route to Opal with beef. Jense Jensen and Chas. Pelton visited, while Nick Mahr oversees cattle work for Piney Roundup around Cottonwood. The Dunhams move to Lew Hennick ranch for winter. Walter and Jig Ball head to Iowa for visits. Thanksgiving gatherings include the Larson and Ball families with local teachers and students noted. Doc Dunham freights ice furniture from the road. Mrs. Hiles teaches at the Doc Dunham school with noted success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harrison
Bronx
Jewel Ranch
Opal
Jense Jensen
Thanksgiving Gathering at McKee Dredge Boat
Mrs Smith hosted a dinner at the McKee dredge boat on Thanksgiving with guests Mrs Vigo Miller and families of Mr and Mrs Webb. Snow fell about half an inch. Ewer brought a large furniture load last week. Ener returned home to A P Summers ranch from Opal for the holiday. Smith and son Albert arrived from Opal, bringing Enes cattle. Vigo Miller traveled to Kemmerer for dental work. Mrs Frank Chapel visited from Green River ranch to prove up land before U S Commissioner W H McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Dunham
Ewer
Green River
Mr. Ener
A. P. Summers
Opal
Mr. Smith
Albert
Vigo Miller
Kemmerer
Frank Chapel
U. S
W. H. McDonald
Wyoming Public Health Association appoints seal sale chairman
The Wyoming Public Health Association announces Mrs Jesse B Budd as Seal Sale Chairman for Sublette County. The organization highlights Christmas Seals and Health Bonds funding nurses in Sheridan Fremont Laramie Uinta Weston Natrona counties, aids such as tents cots and school programs, and supports legislation for a tuberculosis sanatorium. It praises public support and urges continued backing as a broad health and tuberculosis prevention effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Public Health Association
Sheridan
Fremont
Laramie
Uinta
Weston
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Lincoln
Carbon
Wyoming
Seal Sale
Subletter County
Jesse B. Budd
Wyoming Health Association
Budd
Rock Springs Rocket Purchased by L G Baker of Kemmerer
A southwestern Wyoming publishing deal emerges as Lester G. Baker and former Rock Springs Rocket owner D A Preston announce the purchase. The Rock Springs Rocket, once the Democratic organ for Rock Springs, will now be printed under Baker's direction with Preston's cooperation. Purchase price is not disclosed but believed to exceed ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lester G. Baker
Jesse
Kemmerer Republican
Rock Springs
K Ia
Hay for sale at Midway ranch with lodging offers
John Haddenham advertises loose and baled hay for sale from his Midway Wyoming ranch. Lodging and meals may be had at the ranch, inviting shippers to inquire at the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
John Haddenham
Wyo
Union Pacific Agricultural Scholarship Plan Continues
Announcement from Omaha dated November 16, 1922 states the Union Pacific Agricultural Scholarship Plan for county winners in Boys and Girls Club Work will continue under prior rules. The program, run with county club leaders and state agricultural colleges, has proven beneficial and incentives for scientific methods in farming, with praise for club leaders and college faculties and president C. R. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Union Pacific Agricultural
C. R. Gray
Miss Hazel Haddenham Injured in Midway Horse Accident
Miss Hazel Haddenham of Midway is recovering from a broken shoulder after being thrown from a horse last week. She is resting at Kemmerer hospital where her parents Mr and Mrs John Haddenham remain with her. Arthur Stotts leases the North Piney saw mill and operates it. Forest Supervisor in Kemmerer invites sealed bids by January 4 124 for 640 acre timber area in Wyoming National Forest with estimated 200000 feet B M of Lodgepole Red Fir White Fir and Spruce. Minimum bid 2 50 per M. with 300 deposited per bid. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Haddenham
Midway
Kemmerer
John Haddenham
Wyoming
Wyoming National Forest
Notice of Sale of State and School Lands in Wyoming
The State of Wyoming will sell at public auction on December 18, 1922 at 10:00 A M in Lander, lands described by numerous sections and townships with appraised minimums not less than 10.00 per acre. Multiple sections in T 40 N R 89 W and surrounding ranges listed for sale. The sale includes extensive parcel descriptions and bids per acre, with bidders advised to attend at the County Court House for final terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Court House
Lander
Seynwy
T. Son
T. Sin
Nensex
NYNEX
NWA NW
Sway New
R. Low
Algo
Lands offered for sale on terms of down payment
Lands described by township range and section numbers will be sold with ten percent down at sale and the balance in eighteen equal annual installments at four percent interest. Interested parties may write to A. Baker, Commissioner of Public Lands, Cheyenne, Wyoming for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
A. Baker
Public Lands
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Notice of Lands Listed for Patent in Wyoming
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming November 18 1922 notices that Wyoming fies a list of lands under arid land laws totaling 480 acres in Township 3 North Range 112 West Section 20 and 29 with a patent applied for under several acts. The list and proofs are open for inspection and protests on grounds of law nondesert character prior adverse claim or mineral value will be received within sixty days before report to Washington. Call and look over our samples of Greeting cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
State of
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Train Stalled Fireman Dead Near Evanston Wyoming
Evanston Wyoming William 8 Kension 30 is dead and engine T W Thomas and brake man McLoughlin recovering from gas after engine stalled inside Aspen tunnel. Heavy freight entered tunnel then stalled due to smoke and gas. Relief trains from Evanston and Aspen split the train. Thomas badly gassed but improving. McLaughlin not badly. Doctors dispatched by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
William
Kension
T. W. Thomas
McLoughlin
Aspen Tunnel
Aspen
Thomas
McLaughlin
Episcopal Church Services Schedule Next Sunday
Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 morning service and sermon at 11 00 followed by an evening service at 7 50. Francis M Bacon is listed as Missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Bacon
Fear Transacts Business in Town Yesterday
The Examiner notes F. A. Fear conducted business in town yesterday with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Fear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Pelton
Dubois
Cottonwood
Nick Mahr
The
Piney Roundup Association
Marshall Dunham
Lew Hennick
Marshall
Walter
Jig Ball
Iowa
Gust Larson
Ludvig Lindback
Ed Alen
Bently
Lizzie Hendrickson
Nice
Merna
Donald Jewett
Big Piney
Lee Smith
Lower Ball Ranch
C. G. Jewett
Frank Ball
LaVina Manning
Upper Cottonwood
Jewett
Tower Cottonwood
Anson Bentley
Bryan Ball
Madaline
Salt Lake
Chas. Hiles
Mr. Lyon
Bondurant
Lower Cottonwood
Green River Valley
Big Piney Merc. Co
the Cash Stove
Public Health Ass'n
L. G. Baker
Arthur Stotts
North Piney
National Forest Timber For Sale
Beng
Episcopal Church
the Examiner
Dapesti Benes
State Bank of
Big Pingy
Fumey
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