John Vible Pioneer of New York Dies at 58
John Vible a founder and longtime postmaster of New York town died at 8 30 in New Fork from Bright s Disease He was born January 9 1857 in Denmark and came to the United States in 1884 He helped develop New York store farming and community life leaving four children including Oliver N Louis J Anna C and John F. The Green River Valley loses a valued citizen.
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Newfork
John Vible
Bright
New York
John Wible
Denmark
Oliver
Christina Vible
United States
Iowa
Montana
Washington Territory
Wyoming
Oregon
Nelson H. Broderson
Broderson
Vible
Kate Broderson
Oliver N
Louis J
Anna C
John F
Green River Valley
Clate Stacy Erects Home at Marbleton
Bert Atwood has spent two weeks building a four room cottage for Clate Stacy at Marbleton. Most lumber was sawed at the mill and Stacy helped demonstrate his new planet and cut surface material for the dwelling. Atwood has another Marbleton building in view.
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Bert Atwood
Clate Stacy
Stacy
Atwood
Marbleton
Royally Entertained At Christmas Dinner In Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck hosted a Christmas day dinner at their home in Big Piney Wyoming with decorations and gifts for each guest. Attendees included A Fear E R Noble James Mickelson Rasmus Mickelson Clifton Fear Jimmie and Mildred Mickelson and L Murray. A reward of 10 dollars was offered for two missing mares branded 2K and YD, last seen in the area near Mason Wyoming.
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Oscar Beck
Jim Black
Big Piney
Rowe
Mason
Wyoming
PAYS FIRST VISIT IN TWO YEARS
Clarence Holden a Fontenelle rancher visited Piney after two years, toured sites with James Mickelson and Oscar Beck, and pledged support for Piney enterprises including the Examiner. Holden praised Big Piney’s growth, opened a checking account, and recalled cowboy days with his hosts.
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Clarence Holden
Fontenelle
Piney
Clarence
James Mickelson
Oscar Beck
Mr. Holden
Big Piney
State Bank of
The
Examiner
Holden
Mickelson
Beck
Valles
Examiner Office
Strayed Black Horse With Brand Seen Near Big Piney
Property notice reports a stray black horse of about 1300 pounds ranging on the upper Muddy. It bears C. F. Fish’s brand on the left shoulder and is partially blind. A reasonable reward is offered for its delivery to S. Gilhousen at Big Piney.
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C. F. Fish
Big Piney
S. Gilhousen
Stray Elks Plan Free Banquet and Dance for Local Children
John C. Budd says the Stray Elks of the Green River Valley will host a free banquet and dance for children under 16 on Friday January 7 at Marbleton Hotel dining hall. Mike Meeks and Budd organize details with George Furney providing music. an Elk auto will shuttle children to Marbleton.
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John C. Budd
Elks
Green River Valley
Marbleton
Mike Meeks
George Furney
John
Mystery surrounds prospective Piney building plans
The Examiner reports Bert Atwood says a 36 by 80 foot building will be placed along Budd Avenue in Piney. He declines to specify its purpose or location. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs A Luman from Daniel will stay in Rock Springs over holidays. Their sons Richard and Robert will visit from Salt Lake. After holidays the Lumans plan a trip to Omaha. Kenneth Luman visited from the Daniel ranch this week.
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Bert ,Atwood
Budd Avenue
Piney
Bert
A. Luman
Daniel
Rock Springs
Richard
Robert
Salt Lake
Mrs. Luman
Omaha
Kenneth Luman
Luman
Quarantine Ends Dance at Muleshoe Ranch Party
Piney residents held a Christmas eve dance at the Muleshoe ranch with two auto loads attending. Walter Vose and Guy Decker arranged the event after approval from Mr. Smith, but Dr. Hallinan halted further plans due to a suspected diphtheria carrier on site. The dancers returned home after a farewell dance, though officials later labeled the visit as not involving a suspicious person.
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Piney
Guy Decker
Walter Vose
Mr. Smith
Guy
Hallinan
Altho
Muleshoe
Whitman to Lease Big Piney Garage to Young Valley Men
Arrangements nearly complete for G. F. Whitman to lease the Big Piney Garage to Lawrence Bess and Walter Yose. Possession expected January 1. Whitman remains agency for Oldsmobile and Buick cars. the two new lessees are described as progressive young Valley men likely to succeed in the venture.
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G. F. Whitman
Big Piney
Lawrence Bess
Walter Yose
Mr. Whitman
Oldsmobile
Buick
Lawrence
Walter
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Robert Morris Seusisirion
Philadelphia
Morris
A. Progressive
Banki
Marbleton State Bank
Twichel
Big Piney Mercantile Co
O. M. Twichel
Viola, Wyoming
Victtrolas
Diamond Disk Edisons
Denver
F. O. B. Daniel
Barber & Pixley
General Merchandise
Big Piney Mercantile
Serges
Poplins
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