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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
5
Wm. Brodie did not appear for trial scheduled in Kemmerer on December 16. County Attorney Christmas reports bonds forfeited and a fugitive warrant issued for his arrest. Brodie was captured weeks ago at Opal on cattle stealing charges and released on a $500 cash bond.
The editor and his wife receive a beautiful Season's greeting card from Mr. and Mrs. James Mickelson of St. Joseph Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rumsch are spending the holidays in Denver Colorado.
Miss Ruth Boyle and Mary Conwell were dinner guests at the E. D. Key home. Mrs Chas Hartell of Beaver visited Kemmerer last week. John Morrison stayed overnight with Jos Huston. Mrs Bolinger and children and Minnie Elder visited Daniel Friday. Vega Miller left for Lava Hot Springs suffering rheumatism since returning home. R C Irwin and three sons moved to Daniel. Mrs Jos Huston and Miss Marie Conwell shopped in Daniel Sunday from the Huston ranch. Miss Josephine Bentley of Merna and Miss Ruth Machlen.
Albert visits a store while George Pixley returns Sunday from Big Sandy where he has been ditch work. Eva Pape, a Dame visitor, spent last week from Big Piney.
Rone Wardell and his sister Belle were town visitors Friday. Mrs. Mary Murdock was a business caller at Biz Piney. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram spent the weekend in town returning home Sunday to their ranch on New York. Martin and Jim Wardell returned Tuesday from Fontenelle where they were gathering cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Olson were town callers Tuesday. Mr. E H Shideler spent Tuesday night at the Murdock ranch. Edwin Luce left for the coal mine Sunday. Mr. Oliver Anderson was a town caller Sunday taking the Murdock children over for school. Mr. James Wardell was a town caller Wednesday.
Bud Apperson of Mason announces he is now serving short orders at Hotel Piney in conjunction with regular meals. Day and night service. He spent several days in town on business this week.
Wm Mills was taken suddenly ill last Friday evening and rushed to Kemmerer hospital. He was delirious on extraction and wandered mentally. He had worked all day with Henry Budd and Fred Beck on constructing an automobile road through deep snow from the Budd ranch to the 67 ranch before falling ill.
The Cretaceous Oil Company calls its annual stockholders meeting in Marbleton Wyoming on Monday January 10 1921 at 2 oclock p m. The agenda includes election of a board of directors for the coming year and any other legal business. Cons P Rupp president attested by Grace MacGlashan secretary.
The forecast notes continued clear and cold conditions with several nights experiencing thermometer readings as low as 80 degrees below zero. This extreme cold mirrors the prior week and underscores ongoing unseasonable weather patterns.
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