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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice states that livery service courtesy is extended to customers. The message emphasizes improved customer treatment and a welcoming stance.
Notice of final proof action by Charles EK Howell for Desert Land claim filed January 16 1918 in Town 26 N Range 1 W Siath Principal Meridian with U S Commissioner Taliaferro Jr at Rock Springs Wyoming. Wits include Robert Conklin William Dewey John Hendreschke Lon Poston all of Parson.
Midway notes show Mrs. Elsie Moses visiting family in Haddenham then planning trips to Ogden and New York to join her navy husband. Visitors include Mrs. William Fairwin and Miss Ethel Weir. Local movements cover car trips to Big Piney, returns from the East with a baby, and seasonal tanning work by B F Bondurant. Orin Robinson and Clyde Johnson report steady mail and hay hauling with winter plans.
Robert Huston returned Saturday from a business trip to the lower country. Charlie Fultz and wife toured Piney and Marbleton. Roy Wilcox tends his ranch in his absence. Johnny Levey and Gene Hereford turned out Munns horses on Muddy. Ted and Jack Spencer stayed with Tom Conner last week. Harry James visited friends on Cottonwood and heads back to Piney. Dutch Daniels breaking horses at Robert Huston’s.
Levi Hill is on the sick list at the Wilhelm home and is improving under care. Wm Tarvis and neighbors spent Christmas at the Baker home with a good time. Snow is about 18 inches deep and the weather remains unusually warm. Mrs Frank Wilhelm has a new toboggan and a driving horse, crossing the river poses no danger. Mrs Sarah Taris is ill this week, hoping for a quick recovery. A family Christmas tree was held at Dave Hicks’ home on Christmas Day.
Mrs. O Cook of Macon Illinois reports it gives the quickest relief of any cough remedy she has used. Mrs. James A Knot of Chillicothe Missouri says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cannot be beat for coughs and colds. H J Moore of Oval Pennsylvania states it has cured several settled chest colds.
The partnership named A J Bentley and Sons is discontinued. Signed by Geo Bentley and B F Bentley.
All applications to graze cattle horses sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for 1918 must be filed at the supervisor’s office in Afton Wyoming by February 4 1918. Fees and blank forms available on request from Charles A Beam supervisor.
Gilbert Taysom County Treasurer announces the calling in of Certificates of Indebtedness numbers 7930 through 9369 with interest ceasing January 20, 1918. Amounts totaling 75000.00 are affected by the call.
Mrs. F. W. Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her boy Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough. After trying several medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough immediately and cured him after one bottle, deemed excellent for children.
Abner Luman, legal assignee of Jed L Washburn and Isaac Kauble, filed to enter 80 acres in the EYSWY of Section 9, Township 31N Range 110W Sixth Meridian under Sections 2306-2307. Protests or objections based on mineral character or other reasons must be filed by February 7, 1918 with the U. S. Land Office, Evanston, Wyoming.
Miss Sylvia Nordstrom and Robert Gunter announce their marriage at Green River on May 21 1917 They will reside in Piney where both are noted locals The bride was assistant principal of Piney High School in 1916 18 and Mr Gunter is a Piney resident and brother of Mrs Albert Larson The couple are receiving congratulations from the community.
The advertisement urges Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, noting indigestion often links to constipation and that the pills promote a gentle bowel movement.
All parties are warned not to hunt or fish on the F Norris ranches. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Floyd Norris a three year old gray horse branded triangles on left thigh is reported lost with a $10 reward for return to Charles Walker.
Laura B Milleson of Opal Wyoming seeks to establish a desert land claim with proof for land in Section 7 and 18 Township 27 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof must be presented before United States Commissioner H B Christ mas and witnesses John Bertagnolla James Lima John Million Alex Bertagnolla all of Opal Wyoming.
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