Notice of Summons in Sublette County real estate suit
Plaintiff Frank Edwards files in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of Wyoming at Pinedale a petition against numerous defendants seeking to quiet title in and to described real property in Sublette County. Defendants must answer by March 15, 1948. failure to answer will yield judgment by default. Published Jan 29, Feb 5 12 19 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Thompson
Francis J. Buss
C. H. Lewis
G. Ed Lewis
Bublette Leasing Company
H. E. Awart
Leona J. Mendez
Harrison Guio
Edna F. Burkert
Curtis
Lizzie J. Halpin
Wm. Edaimmer, Sr
Joseph Julian
Mary Juwson
Ela G. Vaughn
Flora E. ‘Iixon
James A. Bonner
Sopha Veerkamp
Mus
Pearl F. Rogers
Clarence A. Rogers
Emma Kendall
Ada Leonard
Lara Maude Hill
D. E B. Chapin
William J. Steinel
Mary R. Fitegerald
Mrs. Berlie R. Coonred
H. B. Mitchell
Margaret M. Mitchell
Marie &. Chumley
Henry J. Nielsen
Elizabeth. Decker
Libbie
Wright
Mary L. Cork
Edith van Deussen
Ethel M Smith
F. B. Kingston
Gerard Carbonara
F. R. Baldwin
Nancy Baldwin
Minnie H. Pierce
H. M. Collinson
E. Jean Esbenshnade
Edria Gant
Olivia L. Jones
Mary E. Godbout
Perry B. Anderson
Hazel M. Anderson
MacKraven
John L. Moors
J. B Gillier
Wwe Lease and Royalty Company
Mul Peder Land and Development Company
YO Bacts
Sds. Plaintuf
Pdw
District Court
Third Judicial
Wyrming
Pinedale
Sublette
Guive
Agauet
Wyomins
Loew
Moencdhan
Local and Personal Notes From Big Piney and Vicinity
Local items report visitors in Salt Lake City and ranch travel from Jower Green River. Anderson McGinnis shopped in town. Board of County Commissioners met at the Pinedale Court House. Neman Moffat dined at Big Piney Examiner office. Mr and Mrs Charles Nobie had a fall while planning a Tuson Arizona vacation. Big Piney basketball meets Jackson Friday 26 and Cokeville Friday 20 with possible trip to Green River districts February 27 28. Town council held regular session at town hall. A rural building project by Fedgal Bees under Mike Meronuk progresses as an asset to the community. Miss Sharan Mickelson returns from a two week trip through Indiana Iowa and Chicago and resumes duties as clerk at State Bank of Big Piney. Mr and Mrs Robert Nbiler returned from San Francisco. Ameld and Lester Olson attended American Legion meeting after visiting river homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharan Mickelson
Vaeden
Indiana
Iowa
Chicago
State Bank of
Big Piney
Livestock Market Notes Show Decline in Steers and Heifers
In wholesale beef trade this week demand for live cattle declined with steer and heifer prices down by about a quarter. Cows started the week firmer but softened later, reflecting overall market pressures in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema
Save with Payroll Savings Plan for Savings Bonds
Uncle Sam endorses February as ideal to enroll in the Payroll Savings Plan for Savings Bonds. Sign up once and have funds invested automatically from each payday. Over ten years you get back four dollars for every three invested, with Bond-A-Month options at banks if the plan isn’t available to you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Menry
U.S. Treasury
Cattle Prices Slide Amid Dry Weather in Week’s Trade
Calves steady to lower as Bulls weaken and heifers rise slowly. Demand slackens for light stockers due to unseasonable dryness. Arizona steers peak at 29, average good at 28 to 28.50, mediums 25.59 to 27.50, common under 22.50. Cows mostly 18 to 22, canners 14 to 15.40, odd shelves under 13. Heifers up to 27, some plainer stock down to 20, many 24.50 to 26. bulk of sausage types 20 to 24. Goodnight calves 2450 to 27, common 2 to 3 dollars lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
S&4
Goodnight
Church Services at St John the Baptist Start Sunday
Beginning Sunday November 16 church services at St John the Baptist will be held at 4 00 p m each Sunday until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist
Payroll Savings Plan Boosts Take Home Pay
Treasury Department explains a payroll deduction plan where an employee directs part of weekly pay toward Gomis to buy Savings Bonds. In three weeks $18.75 purchases a $25 bond, and holding to maturity in 10 years increases weekly take home by about $2.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myieces
Gomis
Treasury Department
Hog Market Sees Mixed Week With Steady Hog Prices
Hogs moved on an irregular schedule with advances and declines. Final butcher hog prices barely changed from a week ago. sows about 50 cents lower. Week’s top at 29.50 for eastern grain fed butchers and 29 for local truskins. Sows mostly 23.50 to 24, feeders 27 to 35. Sheep and lambs steady. 102 lb wooled lambs at 24. Fat ewes absent in limited marketing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Edwards
G. B. Hackett
Plaintiff
BE. Crew
Salt Lake City
Anderson McGinnis
Jower Green River
Toro Motous
Rinedale
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Neman Moffat
Big Piney Examiner
Charles Nobie
Tor Tuson
Ariz
Jackson
Cokeville
Green River
Reutine
Mike Meronuk
Robert. L. Nbiler
Visi
Californa
Ameld
Lester Olson
American Legion
Uncle Sam
Fremont Road
Wyoming
Ken Symes
Prop
Joe Marsh
Jeb Crowell
Jeb
United States Brewers Foundation
Hotel
Kemmerer
Earl Haggerty
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Helen Tanner
Helen Eray
Big Piney Lodge
John C. Budd
Sylvester Griggs
THE
Green River Valley Newspaper
Big Pines
Geo, W. Hopkins
Green River Valley
G.murdock
Eas
Poatofee
F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
Frank D. Ball
Postoffice
Osmo Ranta
Branded
Pragg
T. D. O'Neil
Twin Creek
Sadie Osterhout
River Basin
Big Pinney
F. O. Chapel
Josephine A. Budd
Tehn GP
H. L. Budd
Fpont
Louis
Ion
America
Farma and
Small
Ries
Psa
Olla
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository No
V. L. Looney
J. A. Christmas
Law
Paul Ziegler
Alex Price
Daniel
Merlin Busenbark Halfway
Delpw
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