19 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
1
Listing for a green river water right ranch of about 1100 acres with 500 well bred cattle and 50 horses. Can sell all or in parts, with option to secure financing including a possible loan to run 2 3 years at 8 percent. Contact Steven Hulse Marbleton or inquire at Marbleton post office.
South Pass mail carrier Guy Mere, enduring a 92 hour battle with a Slizard, was rescued Sunday at 2 pm after crawling through deep snow with his team along Pine Ridge. Albert Bayer, stage line proprietor, sent the search party to reopen the road between Macific and South Pass to fulfill the government mail contract.
Reported along the range between Opal and the Union Pacific line horses are worn or dying from a hard week of storms and deep snow. Riders warn many are too weak to travel to sheltered ground or back to the ranches, risking large losses.
Fred Hancey, Chief County Clerk and recorder of spend, invites neighbors to correct evil deeds. He previews a moral record keeping system and promises to publish godlike judgments to prompt good behavior. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stacy visit after Oklahoma trip. Stacey’s parents mentioned.
William Pense died last Friday morning at his daughter's home Mrs. BE. R. Noble after an illness of over five weeks. Born in Williames port Pennsylvania May 1 1831 he lived in Iowa most of his life. He leaves two children Mrs. Eb. Tt. Noble of Nig Piney and Joseph Dense of Boise Idaho. He was a self educated man and early pioneer known for hospitality and helping others.
Local society notes mention Mrs. M. R. Fish no longer employed by Mr. C F Fish as ownership changes occur. A Masquerade Hall event is planned for the 27th. Visitors arrive from Piney and Omaha medical attention is cited. The Valentine party hosted by Nellie Toot at Dye Me Dills is described with society chatter and upcoming entertainments.
A subscriber letter argues for organizing town meetings in Star Valley to elect delegates and form a convention to push a Lincoln County division. The plan bases delegate counts on Stay Valley Stake congressional votes, aiming for a nonpartisan effort to spur legislative action. Also notes local items: Arthur Black, Howard Helta, and Jack Budd in town with a chicken ribbon, illness improving.
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