Hon C W Holden Dies in California at 77
Tenders of the Examiner report the death of C W Holden known as Javige Jo len at a Witter home in Everside California on Sunday evening aged 77. His body will be shipped to Opal and then to Vou tenelle for burial beside his wife. He leaves two daughters Jennie and Nellie. Judge Heley, a pioneer and long time lawyer and U S land examiner, remembered for his public service and neighborly deeds.
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C. W. Holden
Javige Jolen
Am Witter
Everside
Californita
Geaf
Opa
Voutenelle
Fontene'ie
Jvnie
Nellie
Wyoming
Heley
Thie County
Weeming
U . L.nd
Lincoln
Pinedale Smoking Club Talks Boost Local Development
A Pinedale Commercial club smoker held in Woolmen’s hall discussed Good roads Club building Zeph Jones Railroads Chae Patterson and Rev. D. D. Reese. Speakers voiced interest in the Green River valley future and urged Big Piney to host a similar event to attract support and growth.
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Pinedale Commercial Club
Woolmen's Hall
Nat Pinedale Lont
CL Bralknop
Zeph Jonesy
Chae. Patterson
Ty. Cawford
D. D. Reese
Green River Valley
Big Piney Shoud
Man Tries to Skip Bills in Salt Lake City But Faces Penalty
The man from Salt Lake City attempted to flee town without paying his board bill and incurred harsher consequences than if he had settled the debt. The article warns that hotels are protected by law requiring payment or risk of jail, urging honesty in returning trust by paying with the first money earned.
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Thornton
Salt Lake City
Society Notes Bring Local Travel And Visits
Miss E Carpenter guests of Mrs Fish in an auto ride. she plans to leave for Kemmerer on Saturday the 27th. Day Budd and family arrive on Piney. Walter B Nichols heads to Oklahoma on the 27th. Miss Avery from Leon Iowa visits Mrs Mickelson on Piney. December plays delight audiences with trained children. Christmas tree exercises well attended with candy and goodies. Mert Long and wife leave for Kemmerer. Mrs Freddie Beck to Fantenville for holidays. Judge Hollen dies. funeral arrangements set for December 27 at Fontenelle. Rasmus Mickelson plans East Lake City trip to manage property. Aire Bailey and Child visit Mrs Sadie Osterhout. Mrs Osterhout to entertain relatives. Mrs Daisy Curtis visits for Christmas Day.
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Miss E. Carpenter
Marbleton Skating Rink Opens On Christmas Eve
Marbleton opened its skating rink on Christmas Eve under Frank Shipley and A Porter. Old and experienced skaters navigated the ice while less skilled visitors faced tumbles as the night wore on. The rink plans widen with a larger future facility and new equipment.
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Marbleton
Frank Shipley
A! Porter
Mapagenes
Yeadon Sells to Lackey in Drill Outfit Buyout
Yeadon sells to Lackey making Chas Lackey sole owner of the Yeadon drilling outfit and all contracts. Lackey, former partner, bought a machine and drilled wells to patrons’ satisfaction. Yeadon plans to move to Kansas next week. Karl Hamilton of Kemmerer spent Christmas on.
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Chas Lackey
Yeadon Drilling
Lackey
Mr. Yeadon
Fom
Ma Lackey
Yeadon
Old
Kansas
President orders competitive exams for postmaster jobs in Wyoming
The order requires Civil Service examinations for postmaster positions with annual pay of 189 dollars or more. Examinations occur January 10 in multiple cities including Casper and Cheyenne, with a second date January 17 at various towns. Postmasters at Big Piney, Daniel, Pinedale, and Opal will be appointed under the new rule with specified annual wages.
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Civil Service
Wyomin
Casper
Cheyenne
Evanston
Laramie
Rawlins
Red Lodge
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Afton
Basin
Bellefourche
Douglas Dubois
Fort Laramie
Jackson
Kemmerer
Lander
Newcastle
Pinedale
Big Piney
Daniel
Opal
Family Seeks Health in Phoenix for Dick Key
E. D. Key and his family left for Phoenix Arizona last Sunday seeking Dick Key health relief. He has suffered poor health recently and the trip is hoped to aid him. They traveled as far as Liv the Jease Budd auto and Dick expects to be away for the rest of the winter.
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E. D Key
Pheonix
Arizona
Examiner adds new departments for readers’ letters and stories
The Examiner announces new departments including short stories ranch articles and general literary features. Readers are invited to express opinions on the changes and suggest article lines. The paper emphasizes strong reading material and promises further enhancement.
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Examiner
Hay for sale 100 tons tame and wild with pasture
Lot W. Haley offers one hundred tons of tame and wild hay with pasture and open water. Will feed if desired. Price five hundred dollars per ton fed.
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W. Haley
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Wyo
GEO
Durnford
Ford
Autois
Amnaricas
United States
Canada
G. F. Whitman
Mountain Trading Company
Storf
Diamondville
MODUL
Loew
Imprlsen
Ann
Irs
Budd
Jess
Piney
Walter B. Nichols
Oklahoma
Miss Avery
Leon
Iowa
Mrs Das, Mickelson
Octoher
Mert Long
Gull Whitman
Mr. Long
Freddie Beck
Fyntenelle
Hirschler Auto
Ward
Hollen
Fontenelle
Wyu
Rasmus Mickelson
East Lake City
Wok
Aire, Bailey
Child
In Barge
Mra Sadie
Mra
Sadie Osterhout
Daisy Curtis
P. Mac Eam
Karl Hamilios
Hix
J. 1. Nichols & Co
F. A
Frank Burney
Ig Pinev
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Fred, W. Thomas
Bourm Hotel
Doyle & Glover
State Bank of
Bapd
Roger
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