Lincoln County Names New Officers and Starts Discharge of Duties
Lincoln County formalizes new board members J A Back T Hunter Salmon and Leo Nelson with Clerk J P Folger. Temporary courthouse described as attractive though lacking books and papers. New officers are sworn in and bonds approved. Public notices include deputy sheriffs appointed and liquor license reading. Records modernization and projected county work outlined as the board plans to photograph county records and proceed with appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
J. A. Back
T. Hunter Salmon
Leo Nelson
J. P. Folger
Sioners
O'Neil
John EF. Erwin
Chas. AH. Peterson
Mr. O'Neil
Harold R. Harrison
van S. Jones
Ed. Hansen
R. Embree
Maggie Nicholson
Benj. Bell
Honda
John Molinar
Lee Preston
Bar
Chas. Leavitt
C.S. McDonald
R. Lee Craig
Wm. Morgan
Ivans. Jongs
Wm Dickhare
Diamondville
Chas. B. Morgan
Uinta É County
Lincoln
Hancey
M. W. Drew
Nebraska
Moliner
Jesse J. Reed
F. Hansen
Joe G. Gudmundsen
Kammerer
A. L.hale
Alton
R. W. Collett
Cokeville
Frank Peterson
Jackson
Cupid's Work DUNHAM DENT Married in Montpelier Idaho
H. C. Dunham quietly left for the road and traveled to Montpelier Idaho where he married Miss Harriett Dent. Dunham has lived in the area since pioneer days and is the son of O. Er Dunham. Dent will remain in Montpelier to finish her teaching contract and plans to return next April. The Examiner extends congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dunham
Montpelier
Idaho
Harriett Dent
Dunham
O. Er. Dulhutiif
Miss Dent
Masquerade Dance at Piney Promises Grand Costume Prize
The Piney masquerade Friday February Mth 1913 is billed as the season’s grand event. Management will award a prize to the couple with the most attractive costume and patrons are urged to attend for a rat good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney
Locals and Personal News from Piney Burgh
Locals note visitors and transients in town including Charlie Mills Pred Beck and Henry Budd. Several residents report business, travel to Opal and Salt Lake City, stage line changes, and a fast gathering for the St Valentine masquerade at Big Piney Hall.
Wyoming stock prices show strong cattle market the biggest year yet
Forty nine cars of cattle from Opal were sold in South Omaha. James Mickelson owned 980 head, mostly Whiteface cows and steers, with steers at a net 73.60 and cows just over 5 per head. Odear Beck held the remaining shipment netting 72.31 for steers and a little over 45 for cows. The top price went to a 1320 pound three year old steer from Mickelson at nine cents per pound totaling 118.90.
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Opal
Omaha
James Mickelson
Odear Beck
Mr. Mickelson
CG. L. Lykans
Telephone Meeting for Central Switching Settlement
All subscribers to the North ney South Pinky and Cold tonwood telephone lines are urged to meet at Big Piney Hall on Sunday February 2 2013 at 2 PM to agree on a settlement of the central switching question. W E Mills SK Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northney
South Pinky
Coldtonwood
Big Piney Hall
W. E. Mills
Mondell Bill Aims Aid For Star Route Mail Carriers
A Mondell of Wyoming introduced a bill to grant 750000 dollars to compensate star route carriers for extra mail weight and lost deliveries due to parcel post. Carriers complain the law delays payment until weighing, potentially over a year, while express revenue vanishes and bids assumed higher express volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Route
Parcel Post
Mondel
Wyoming
Star Carriers
Washington
Western Star
Valentine Day Turkey Trot Draws Big Piney Crowd
A St Valentine event invites all in masquerade costumes to join the turkey trot prize run culminating at the big hall in Big Piney with prizes for top costumes and fastest trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine Day
Big Piney
Pies Safeguarded as Burglars Target Mountain Home Kitchen
Grandma Scheidler, chief of the culinary department at Mountain Home Hotel, helps her son Walter run the place. Burglaries hit the larder in the night but the thieves are stopped. authorities say no mountain rats involved and the culprits are now under lock and key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Scheidler
cnHnary
Mountain Home Hotel
Walter
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Cupid
DENT
Charlie Mills
Burgh
Henry Budd
Harry Branson
Nelson Hide and stud# Company
F. D. Chapel
al Hileman
Opal—Piney
Pat Delancey
LaBarge
Metropolis
Dan Harrison
Harry Danielsen
Daniel
Mrs
Oscar Beck
Atwood
Fear Store
Beckmith
Violet
W. P. Casey
The
Carpenters Union
Itis
R. G. Blanford
Baggs
Will R Reet
Wiley Anderson
Mickelson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Anderson
Clifford Thomas
Ad ‘Huckshot
Gabriel Huhta
Towne Sunday
Jim Bugek
Orlin Black
John C. Budd
Ludwig Lindbeck
Fred Graham
James Gudmundon
Kerrimerer
Sherif
Hanson
St. Valentine
Feb
Beo Welch
Star Valley
Josh Smith
Frank Bell
Attie
Bert Draper
Cottionweed Land and Live Stock
Denver
Talsing
Harry Munn
Jack Howard
Chas. Hiles
Dan Muir
Rock Springs
Chapel’s Place
Chas. Olson
Geo. L. Thornton
Marne
H. Lewis
Wm. Mills Jr
Hhis New House
B. Marquette
J. B. Nichols and Company Wadil
Joseph A. Black
Judge Dodge
Big, Piney Mercantile. Company
Mondell
Bill
Green River Valley
IRA Dodge
Bisoner
Proprieter
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