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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1915

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Horse thief caught in Utah after trail from Milford

Rich McMinn Lincoln County stock inspector arrested Floyd McCoy, accused of October 31 horse theft from Tobe Huston on Horse creek and theft of saddle and gear. McCoy’s outfit shuffled through Salt Lake City Lehigh and Lund before Milford encounter. McCoy pled guilty in Kemmerer and awaits district court sentence as Judge Arnold visits.

Rich McMinn Lincoln County Milford Utah Floyd McCoy Tobe Huston Horse Creek Evanston Rich McCoy Salt Lake City Lehigh Lund Kemmerer Kemmerer, Where He Appeared Before Justice Carnahan Distriet Court Arnold McMinn

Big Piney Card Club Holds First Meeting

The Big Piney Card Club met at the Hotel Piney last Friday evening to plan winter amusements. Miss Murry won Five Hundred with a prize deck. Guy Decker took a consolation prize rubber balloon. Miss Goodwin was re elected president and Grover Trittipp with Walter Yost re elected to the social committee. Guests included Mr and Mrs J G Budd.

Big Piney Card Club Hotel Piney

Public Land Sale Notice at Evanston Wyoming

Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces a public sale under Sec 2455. The tract BW 14 and BW 14 in Section 20 Township 33 N Range 1 W will be offered at the highest bid lower than 2.80 per acre on December 15, 1915. Bids close when bidding ends. Adverse claimants must present objections by sale time. Register Alex Nisan. First publication June 18.

Department of the Interior Evanston Wyoming General Land Office Charles Fultz Township 33 North Perigipal Wyorulingy Thome Therapi Alex Nisan

Woodmen to Hold Smoker and Election

The Woodmen of the World will conduct their semi annual election next Saturday evening. A smoker and luncheon are planned. The meeting is expected to be one of the season’s largest and may address future headquarters and public entertainment plans.

Woodmen of the World

Market News Reports Worst Beef Market In Two Years

T. D. O'Neil returns from South Omaha with a beef shipment. Tom calls the market the worst in two years due to Nebraska corn crop failures. Top steers bring $7.05 while nearby pens yield $6.55. He leaves for Cottonwood for a short absence.

T. D. O'Neil South Omaha Tom Nebraska

Mills family undertakes southern holiday trip

Billy Mills drives Mr and Mrs Burney from Kemmerer toward Oklahoma and Arkansas for Christmas. They plan to visit Quinton and Mangum before stopping in Arkansas for the holidays and return after New Year. It is Mr Burney’s first trip since starting business two to three years ago.

Billy Mills Mrs Burney Kemmerer Oklahoma Arkansas Mr. Burney Quinton Burney Mangum

Contractor Atwood Builds Garage for Billy Mills

Contractor Atwood works this week on a garage for Billy Mills. The structure rises on Mills’s lot and will enhance the appearance of that part of town once finished.

Atwood Billy Mills Billie

Notice of Final Proof for Homestead and Desert Land Entries

Consolidated notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated October 29 1915 lists James E Fleming of Halfway Wyoming filing for final five year proof on land in Section 18 Township 33 N Range 113 W and related witnesses Harold Munn Bessie E Munn Joan Herrod and Jule W Ellmore all of Halfway Wyoming Also notice for Bessie E Munn of Big Piney Wyoming filing desert land entry for Section 28 Township 33 N Range 118 W with final proof set for December 11 1916 Witnesses Harold Munn Jamnan KE Fleming Elmore and John Herrod all of Halfway Wyoming

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Evanston Wyoming James E. Fleming Halfway Weat Alove James L. Flemins U. S Big Piney Harold Munn Bessie E. Munn Joan Herrod Jule W. Ellmore Township Principal Meridian James L. Fleming Jamnan KE. Fleming Wyom Ule W. Elmore Wocsine John Herrod

Christmas Edition Promotes Local Merchants and Santa

The Examiner prints its Christmas edition to showcase merchant ads and thank patrons. The full colored cover is omitted, saving money, and extra copies of the Santa Claus image are available by request for children nationwide.

Examiner

Special Meeting of Big Piney Commercial Club

A special meeting of the Big Piney Commercial Club is called for Wednesday December 15 at 7 30 p m to discuss urgent matters and outline plans for a winter campaign.

Commercial Club Big Piney Commercial Club

Courting Becomes Popular Around Big Piney Vicinity

Two justice docket entries at Judge Durnford's court show disputes over property and plant ownership. James Black seeks writ of replevin for a wagon held by C P Budd amid Stockton payments. A Valley Theatre light plant dispute delays, with MacGlashan holding bond and awaiting court decision.

Justice of the Peace Durnford James Black C. P. Budd Bill Stockton Stockton Black Valley Theatre Frank A. Travis C. P. MacGlashan G. F. Whitman Gull Travis MacGlashan Poe Clare Stacy Basti Charley Big Piney Durnford George Ole Shumway Les Mills Marquis of Queensbury Ole Ted Bear

No More Free Logs From Forest Reserve

Forest officials announce a policy change ending free timber from the forest reserve. Free logs will no longer be issued to church groups road districts non-commercial cooperatives or businesses and institutions must buy logs. The policy preserves free use for settlers on ranches for firewood or building and applies only to dead timber.

Charles A. Beam Aften Travis

Santa Claus & Company School Children's Play

A school cantata Santa Claus & Company features every pupil in the program at Budd Hall on Christmas Eve Friday December 24 at 8 p.m. The event includes the workshop scene with toy making, solos and choruses, the Big Christmas Tree for all children, recitations, patriotic songs and dancing after the program. Bring a small gift for the tree to brighten the holiday for needy youngsters.

Santa Claus & Company Santa Claus Santa Budd Hall

Redmen Elect Officers and Club News

Black Hawk Tribe No 19 Red Men elected six officers for a six month term last Monday including A F Atwood as Prophet and R A Young as Sachem. Installation set for January 3 with appointive chiefs to follow. Also notes on Century Club sick visit policy, Mrs Fish illness, Twichel coal mine's temporary closure, and local coal transport. Greg Huston and John Bollinger on a short vacation expected back soon.

Black Hawk Tribe No 19 A. F. Atwood R. A. Young E. L. Hallinan Sagamore Wm. E. Mills Greg Huston John Bollinger

Bellin Cleared In Thanksgiving Morning Trial

The jury found Charles Bellin not guilty after a trial lasting four days. The case centered on circumstantial evidence including blood spots, a blue handkerchief with coins, and sightings near the saloon where Grant was murdered. Contention focused on blood caused by a nose bleed and a theory the money was planted. defense argued the evidence did not prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Charles Bellin Berlin Bellin Grant Dillon Journal Lander

Remember a big dance at Mar bleton Friday

Dance announcement notes a large event at Mar bleton on Friday December 10 1915 with tickets priced at 81.00 and good music. The text also mentions church baptismal fount handling and local property updates along with livestock for sale and a new residence project.

Marbleton

Notice to re-record brands under Wyoming live stock standards

All brands must be re recorded in 1915 and every ten years after with a 1.00 recording fee and 0.50 for a brand certificate totaling 1.40 per brand. Renewals require clear drawings and animal location plus name and address sent to the Secretary at Cheyenne. Bills of sale for brands must be recorded and transfers since 1909 should be completed promptly. bills of sale must be acknowledged. Fred L. Thompson, Secretary State Board of Live Stock Commissioners.

Board of Live Stock Commissioners Cheyenne Wyoming Fred L. Thompson State Board of Live Stock Commissioners

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Lois Linn California W. W. Luce Ranch Chas. Lehmer Piney Ted James Pines Lust Stockman Nisbet Rule Doe Our L. Ke, Bennett Redmen J. E. Fredell Wampum John W. Davis 20Th Century Club Oliver Twichel Twichel Mr. Twichel Bix Piney Episcopalian Church Guild M. R. Fish Thomas J. Y. Butler J. W. Jones Viola Munn
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