Thomas S Smith Dies of Apoplexy at 67 Ranch
Thomas S Smith died suddenly January 8 at the 67 ranch from apoplexy. Born in Kansas, 55, he came from Missouri 28 years ago and served as Omaha city marshal. He is survived by his sister Mrs Hibben and brothers Lee Ben Joe Jim, plus sisters in law Mrs Minnie Swan and Mrs Daisy Curtis. The community offers sympathy to his relatives.
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Mr. Thomas
Smith
Mr. Smith
Kansas
Missouri
Myrtle Kirkendall
Hibben
Lee
Big Piney
Ben
Jackson
Joe
Evanston
Jim
Arkansas
Minnie Swan
Daisy Curtis
Omaha
Yolande
Marbleton State Bank Stockholders Meeting Set for Jan 9 1917
The annual meeting of Marbleton State Bank stockholders will be held in the banking rooms on the evening of January 9 1917 at 7 30 p m for the election of officers and directors for the ensuing year. W W Luce president and J Chas Rumsch cashier attest.
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Marbleton State Bank
Nan of Music Mountain Opens Serial Tale
The newspaper announces a new serial, Nan of Music Mountain, following Buck Duane. Set near Rocky Mountain gold mines, the tale centers on a mountain maiden and a fearless lawman who can shoot straight. First installment appears February 1, with ongoing chapters to follow.
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Buck Duane
Examiner
Nan
Music Mountain
Rocky Mountains
McGinnis Land & Livestock annual meeting set in Midway
The McGinnis Land and Live stock company will hold its annual meeting at Midway Wyoming on January 10 1917 at 2 oclock p m to transact any business before the board. M H McGinnis secretary. A full line of watches and eye glasses at F A Blocks at the Pioneer Drug store.
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McGinnis Land & Livestock Company
Midway
Wyo
M. H. McGinnis
F. A. Block’s
Pioneer Drug Store
Maxwell Investment Co Sells Uinta County Irrigation Holdings
The Maxwell Investment Company, which took over Uinta County Irrigation last September, has sold its interests to a company led by W. H. Smellinger. The new owners took over January 1. Details on transaction price and future plans are unavailable. The holdings cover about 10,000 acres of Carey Act land and roughly $125,000 in ditches surveys and improvements. New owners are expected to inspect and develop the property in the coming summer.
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Maxwell Investment Company
Uinta County Irrigation Company
W. H. Smellinger
Carey Act
Sleighing Party Highlights New Year At Congregational Church
Seventy six children from Big Piney and nearby areas joined a New Year sleigh ride of eight miles in three sleighs ending at the Congregational church. After return, chocolate sandwiches and wafers were served. Guy Fields won the bucking contest. Donors included L. D. Tanner Chas Lacky and C P Budd with Al Fields handling gifts.
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Big Piney
Congregational Church
Guy Fields
L. D. Tanner
Chas. Lacky
C. &. Gilhousen
C. P. Budd
al Fields
No Recesses Begin January for Grades
Beginning with January second there will be no recesses for the grades and the entire school will be dismissed at three thirty. Examinations for the Semister will be next week. Gladys Fields a Junior in the High School was married during the Christmas vacations. The Junior class is cut down to two. The Sophomores greet with Have you your geometry. Mr. Moyer reads Cabbages and Kings by O Henry. Kenneth Griffon joined the high school after Christmas, bringing enrollment to fifteen. A patriotic program is being prepared for Washingtons birthday.
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Gladys Fields
Prominent Salt Lake Attorney Dies After Illness
Robert S. Spence a well known Salt Lake attorney died at his home 1389 Stratford avenue Pighlend Park yesterday from peritonitis after a long illness. He was 72 born August 12 1844 in Bedford England. He moved to Evanston in 1899 with his family and resided there fourteen years before returning to Salt Lake.
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Robert S. Spence
Salt Lake
Stratford Avenue
Pighlend Park
Bedford
England
Wilfred S. Nichols Dies in California
Wilfred S. Nichols longtime Big Piney resident died Thursday at his San Gabriel California home from cancer diagnosed last spring. He leaves wife and son Wilfred of Halfway two brothers two sisters and his remains will be buried in California.
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Wilfred S. Nichols
Big Piney
San Gabrel
California
Mr. Nichols
Wilfred Nichols
Halfway
Nichols
al Osterhout
Jas. Mickelson
Connecticut
Green River
Bank stockholders meet to elect officers in Big Piney
The stockholders of the State Bank of Big Piney will gather Monday January 8 1917 at 10 00 a m in Big Piney Wyoming to elect officers and a board of directors for the coming year Attest Albert Larson Cashier January 19th at Budd hall Big Piney will host the annual masquerade races characters and other classes See posters for particulars.
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Big Piney
State Bank of
Wyoming
Iol BM
County of Lincoln
Albert Larson
Albert Lamson
Hubsortbad
Bondurant items and seasonal visits amid stormy weather
Bondurant items note a quiet Christmas in the basin due to stormy weather. Miss Helen Wilhelm visited the office on skis for her first trip there. Frank Hansen and family spent Christmas with B F Bondurant family. Wm Bowlsby plans to leave for Kendall for the winter. Wm Travis visited Wm McPherson for an overnight stay yesterday.
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Helen Wilhelm
Wm. Bowlsby
Kendall
Wm. Travis
Wm. McPherson
Souvenir Elk Pictures for Sale at the Emporium
The Emporium offers elk pictures by S. N. Leek of Jackson as an enduring New Year gift. These famous images are marketed as a lasting keepsake for buyers.
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Emporium
S. N. Leek
Jackson
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Stockholders Meeting
W. W. Luce
J. Chas. Rumsch
Big Piney, Wyo
Maxwell Investment
Uinta CO
Mr. Moyer
O’ Henrie
Kenneth Griffon
Washington
Kodak
Winter
Big Piney, Wyoming
The
Cashier
Frank Hansen
Mrs
B. F. Bondurant
Marbleton
Sehbool
Ate
Neal
Bpeule
Oationa
Mao Liam
Ulivia En Leas
Dema
Tiewell