Fresno Goes to War Over War Boots and Ulcers
Fresno Wines, longtime foreman on the Consider ranch, enlists for World War I. He leaves with his boss and the ranch crew amid a tense farewell, sharing jokes and worries about frost, ditches, and frostbitten nerves. He departs after a brisk induction, promising to care for Frosty, his boss’s buckskin horse, until he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consider Wines
T-6 Tattle
Consider
Fremno
Patcotlie
Rmomdlay
Fresno
Fevily
Tom
Presno
Fnbarkation
Sone Punkins
France
Mayba
Frasno
Nesilion
Fremo
Frosty
Herstles
Coreider
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
I express sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness during my illness and hospital stay. The many cards flowers and acts of thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
Fish Feeding Habits Highlight Bass as Zooplankton Diet
A brief note explains that large mouth bass feed mainly on small aquatic animals, identifying zooplankton as part of their prey shortly after they hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gurney
Lincoln Day Dinner in Pinedale by Women’s Club
The Sublette County Republican Women's Club sponsors a Lincoln Day dinner in the Community hall, Pinedale, on February 20 at 6 39 pm. The F H C club of the high school serves the dinner. Senator Al Harding of Moorcroft Wyoming, a leading business figure and active in youth programs, is billed as a speaker and campaigner against federal encroachment.
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Republican Women's Club
Pinedale
F.hc
Senafor al
Warding
Moorcroft
Wyo
Wyoming Senate
State Senate
Sen. Harding
Wyoming
Intermountain West
Sublette County
Triangle Club Monthly Meeting at Elaine's Cafe
The Triangle Club met at Elaine's Cafe with use of the dining room for future gatherings. Silla McKinsty moderated as John Kvenild previewed plans for April with notes on costs and national interests. A Valentine exchange was held for attendees.
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Triangle Club
Elaine
Silla McKinsty
Sax
John Kvenild
Reupholstery Workshop Planned for March 14–16
A three day reupholstery workshop will be held at the Daniel Scheelhouse March 14 to 16. Participants should sign up at the extension office and bring a piece of furniture and the necessary tools. Two people per item is preferred to ease the process, and plastic materials are discouraged for home upholsterers.
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Daniel
Decker-Fear Nuptials In Episcopal Church At Pinedale
Dorothy Decker and GC A Fear Jr were united in marriage February 14 1960 in an Episcopal church ceremony in Pinedale Wyoming by Rev Raleigh Denison at 130 pm A reception followed at Elaine's Cafe in Big Piney with family and friends attending The couple plans to honeymoon at Clearwater Beach with relatives present including Mrs Guy Decker and Miss Pauline Fear
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Dorothy Desker
GC. A. Fear, Jr
Episcopal Church
Pinedale
Wyo
Releigh Denison
Altendan
Guy Deer
Frank Fear
Big Piney
Elaine's Cafe
Guy Decker
Tamme
Ren Decker
Pauline Fear
Jewett
Clearwater Bech
St Anne's Altar Society Holds March Plan Meeting
Eleven members met at Mrs. Mauce Barger's home to finalize plans for a St. Patrick's Day dance on March 1. Mrs. Philip Marincie Sr. gave a talk on Pope Pius XII from Crown of Glory. The March meeting will be at Ms. Joan Alls at Danies Trailer Court.
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St. Anne's Altar Society
Mauce Barger
Philip Marincie
Pepe Pius XII
Harper
Joan Alls
Danies
Sublette County Heart Fund names new chairwoman
Mrs Rodene Shriver of Pinedale is named chairwoman for the Sublette County Heart Fund raising campaign. Blanche Clark of Piney is asked to assist. donations should be directed to Mrs Clark or Mrs Shriver. The county tops last year’s efforts with higher totals and greater distribution.
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MES
Rodene Scuriver
Pinedale
Cilairman Heart Fund
Roden
Gariver
Haen
PTA Pre Social and Bingo Party at Community Hall
The PTA sponsors a family night social and bingo on Saturday February 27 at 7:00 pm at the Community Hall. Everyone is invited to attend the event.
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PTA
March 33 Open Day For Left Items And Old Covering
A note invites people to Sunday March 33 to leave belongings and remove the old covering. The event emphasizes using that day to clear space and inspect stored items.
Bill Hicks Moves to Phoenix for Farm Bureau Work
Wy om ing Farm Bureau official Bill Hicks announced after a Sublette County Farms Bureau meeting in Pinedale that he will relocate to Phoenix Arizona to continue Farm Bureau duties. He recently married a Saratoga Wyoming woman in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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William A
Bill) Hicks
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Sublette County
Pinedale
James Jensen
Bil
Phoenix
Arizona
Bill
Las Vegas
Saratoga
Wyo
Moose Harvest Totals For Wyoming in 1959
Wyoming estimates 1959 moose harvest at 659 from 3864 hunters. Of the 659, 455 were bulls and 293 cows. Hunter success reached 76 percent. The state issued 893 moose permits. 29 permit holders did not hunt. 1958 saw 739 legally bagged with 956 permits issued.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Departme
Fr. R. Yeamin
Yeaman
Immters
County 4-H Council Meets at Elaine's Cafe Biz Piney
Sublette County 4-H held a meeting with officer elections and leader training at Elaine's Cafe in Biz Piney. Reports covered demonstrations contests exhibits and plans for the coming year with officers named and a skit by extension agents.
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Sublette County
4-H
Elaine
Biz Piney
Lois Koch
Mellie Rogers
Rural Life
Alice ‘Bleamer
H'en Tanner
Elanche Clark
Nellie Rogers
Morman Pleaker
Blanche Clark
Ann Sarger
Keen Evans
Carl Urbigkit
Stella Mckhinsky
Ninsiain
Farm Bureau Directors Meet Works for Exhibit Building Fund
Suticke County Farm Bureau officers and directors met February 5 at Boulder home of Jack Lozier. They voted to donate 509 dollars to the county fair board for an exhibit building fund and planned two fund raising campaigns. District meeting set for Pinedale February 12. Also approved a second semester scholarship for Hearley Docham and discussed student trips to the University of Wyoming and the state capital. refreshments served by Mrs. Jack Lozier.
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Suticke County Farm Bureau
Jacl Lozier
Boulder
Direetors
County Fair Board
District Farm Buran
Pinedale
Hearley Docham
University of Wyoming
Jack Lozier
Helen's Shop Spring Suit and Hat Show Friday
Washington's birth is noted as Monday February 22. A spring suit and hat showing is scheduled at Helen's Shop on Friday February 19. The item promotes a local fashion event linked to Washington's birthday observance.
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Helen
IFYE Host Families Sought for International Exchange
County agent Carl Urbigkit announces IFYE applications are open. Selected host families will host delegates for one to three weeks with a chance to accept or reject assignments before finalizing. Applications stay on file at the county extension office and local assignments are made. Interested hosts should contact the extension office.
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Carl Arkigkit
IFYE
Urbigkit
William H Russell Pioneer Trader and Frontiersman
The article traces William H Russell of St Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California, detailing his Vermont birth in 1812, migration to Missouri in the 1820s, marriage in 1835, and his rise as a merchant and freighter. It notes partnerships including Allen Russell Co 1838 Bullard Bussell 1844 Brown Russell Co and Russell Majors Waddell 1855.
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St. Joseph Missouri
Sacramento
California
William H. Russell
William Russell
Lord William Russell
Lincoln's Inn Field
London
King
America
W. H. Russell
Benjamin
Vermont
William Sir Barket
Burlingham
Oliver Barks
Wester Missouri
Banks
Iowa Indion Agency
Éame
Jackson
Russell
Stern
James Awl
West
Russel
Aull Brothers
Gexinegton
Missouri
Harriet Eliot
John Warder
Allen, Russell & Co
Bullard & Bussell
E.G. McCarty
Brown, Russell & Co
Russell, Majors & Waddell
Pioneer Antelope Harvest Report From Wyoming
Wyoming game and fish department reports 1959 antelope harvest estimated at 1 110 with 2 632 pioneer permits issued. Assistant State Game Warden Fred Ki Yeaman noted 39 percent of permit holders did not hunt. Herdsmen reported 1958 harvest at 1259 animals.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Fred Ki. Yeaman
Yeanan
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Lincoln
Womens Club
Marcie
Decker-Fear
Harper Home
Bill Hicks
Laramie
Farm Bureau
Washington
IFYS
County Extension Office
Statf Archimez
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