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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

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Woodmen to Stage Minstrel Show and Install Officers

The Woodmen of the World held a large season kickoff electing officers including Past Consul William Mills Consul Commander A F Atwood and John Budd. Installation is planned mid January with a public ceremony and potential dance. A minstrel show and dance are planned for late January with district organizer Johnny Pfisterer expected to attend.

The Woodmen of the World Wm. Mills A. F. Atwood John C. Budd Henry L. Budd Taedanneee Grover Trittipo F. A. Travis John Bolinger Omer A. Dallaire Lawrence Bess Woodmen Johnny Pfisterer

Death claims two from Vible home at Newfork

News from Big Piney reports the death of Anna Vible of Newfork from malignant diphtheria on Wednesday morning. Her older brother Louis died Friday of the same disease, and Johnnie and Mrs. Vible are recovering at home. Anna was seventeen and active in reporting for the Examiner. Louis, twenty, was well known in Big Piney. The Vible family, longtime New York country settlers, mourns the losses as neighbors offer sympathy. A postscript mentions a china sale in Big Piney by an artist-merchant.

Big Piney Anna Vible Newfork Louis Johnnie John Vible New York The Examiner Louis Vible Rock Springs

Congregational Church Choir Organized in Town

Last Sunday the Congregational church formed a choir with fifteen members. Rehearsals will be held at the church every Tuesday at 8 oclock, open to all, church members or not, promising a pleasant winter activity and inviting everyone to attend next Tuesday to decide if they want to join.

Congregational Church

Five Thousand Dollar Loan on Beach Land Advertised

George R. Denise of Boulder Wyoming seeks a five thousand dollar loan secured by one thousand acres of beach land with water rights and improvements. Property is land patented and lien free, 200 acres plowed, insured for $2,000, valued at $30,000, with $5,000 cash and balance on time. Commission one half of two percent for an eight percent loan over three years or more. If funds unavailable the property may be sold to highest bidder near the New York river between summer and winter ranges.

New York River George R. Denise Boulder Wyoming

Accident on Holden Hill Injures Ed Parmeter

Ed Parmeter suffered a hip injury in a downhill accident on Holden Hill while transporting parcel post and grain from Opal to Piney. He lost control as a brake failed, wagons overturned, and he was treated at the Jack Walters ranch with a plaster cast later sent to Piney. Equipment damage was minor aside from a broken Vickrey wagon reach.

Holden Hill Parmeter Piney Hotel Piney Opal Munn Vickrey Munn Vickrey Jack Walters

Christmas Cantata At School With Full Cast

The school advance reports strong student interest in the Santa Claus and Co cantata to be performed for about an hour. Principal roles are filled by Albert Atwood Jr. Santa Claus Leona Linn secretary Orpha Fields poet Lydia Tanner postman Arlie Roberts head dressmaker Jane Palmer. The tree is a local gift plan with each parent placing a present for their child. readers with no children may place a gift for a friend's child. It quotes the moral line It is better to give than to receive.

Santa Claus & Co Santa Claus Albert Atwood, Jr Leona Lin

Roy Haller Reopens Marbleton Garage with Grant Six Agency

Roy Haller has reopened the Marbleton Garage after leasing the building from the former Stewart Brothers. The shop will offer modern repair services and now handles the Grant Six vehicle, with Haller as head mechanic who previously served under Pat Healey.

Marbleton Roy Haller Stewart Brothers Roy Haller Salt Lake City Pat Healey

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Vible Mere. Co Big Piney Mercantile Serges Poplins Congregational Church Choir Marbleton State Bank Post Office Department Sam Big Piney Merc. Co Denver F. O. B. Daniel Barber & Pixley Daniel L. BE. Bennett State Bank of
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