O Neil Sets Feeder Steer Sale Record in Green River Valley
T D O Neil broke all records selling about two hundred feeder steers to Great Western Commission of Denver for nine and a half cents per pound straight thru. Charles Irwin of Cheyenne arranged the deal. O Neil guaranteed a 24 hour run into Denver from Opal and plans to ship about 150 cows for Denver market. He aims for a strong recovery after past slumps and will attend the Denver stock show before returning to Piney around February first.
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T. D. O'Neil
Green River Valley
Great Western Commission Company
Denver
Charles Irwin
Cheyenne
Piney
MacGlashan Recovered From Illness Returns To Street
C P MacGlashan who had been on the sick list for the past week is better and able to be on the street again.
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C. P. MacGlashan
Grazing Permits Call for Wyoming National Forest Season
Applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for 1917 must be filed in Afton Wyoming by February 19 1917. Full details on grazing fees and blank application forms available on request from Charles A Beam Supervisor.
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Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Charles A. Beam
Daniel men charged with illegally selling liquor
John Angus of Daniel filed an information against Jasper Yarger and Clarence Johnson for selling liquor without a license. They were arrested, arraigned before Judge Durnford, pleaded not guilty, and a jury trial was set. Each posted $100 bond. Defense is C. P. MacGlashan. prosecutor is County Attorney R. R. Rose of Kemmerer.
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John Angus
Daniel
Durnford
Jasper Yarger
Clarence Johnson
James Black
Big Piney
Justice Durnford
C. P. MacGlashan
R. R. Rose
Kemmerer
Death of Infant Son in Daniel
Word reached Big Piney on Wednesday morning of the death of Scott Barber aged eighteen months the son of Mr and Mrs Scott Barber of Daniel. Cause unlearned but the death occurred suddenly while the child was seen playing in the store the day before. Friends extend sympathy to the grieving parents.
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Big Piney
Scott
Scott Barber
Daniel
Wood sawing business sold to Hart Garger
Frank Shipley sold his interest in the wood sawing outfit to Hart Garger. He will devote his time to digging wells and began a new job this week drilling a well for F. A. Fear at Fear’s home ranch.
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Frank Shipley
Hart Garger
Frank
F. A. Fear
Examinations Finish As Students Report Strong Scores
Paul Fields was absent Monday and Kenneth Griffen Friday. Examinations were finished last Friday with several students achieving perfect scores in music. Those listed by Miss Nordstrom and Mr. Moyer include Latin I English I English II General Science History I History II Algebra Plane Geometry and more with many names recurring across subjects.
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Miss Nordstrom
Leona Linn
Garland Linn
Ervin Covey
Paul Fields
China Wilson
Ralph Conwell
Nelle Walker
Margaret O’neil
Sue Perkins
Charles Stacy Dies of Pneumonia in Parker Oklahoma
News of Charles Stacy's death at Parker Oklahoma on December 29 1916 from pneumonia. He lived near Halfway for three years and homesteaded then moved to Parker to manage his mother's farm. He leaves brother Clare Stacy of Merna. January 19th masquerade at Buddy hall Big Piney advertised with posters for details.
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Charles Stacy
Parker
Oklahoma
Charlie
Halfway
Clare Stacy
Ot Merna
Buddy Hall
Big Piney
Fish Hatchery Planned for Daniel in Green River Valley
Wyoming lawmakers back a $7,000 hatchery project to be built near Daniel Lincoln County on the Green River headwaters. Senator Chas G Kendall introduced the bill and Cheyenne sentiment favors the measure with site pledges from John Angus and a telegram requesting a guaranteed site. A masquerade ball prize offer promises a free dance ticket to the winning costume.
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Green River Valley
Cheyenne
Chas. G. Kendall
John Angus
Piney
Daniel
Wyoming Tribune
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Lincoln County
Green River
Colorado River
Senate
Jesse
Dan Budd
President entertains card club at Big Piney home
Miss Cornelia O'Neil hosted the Big Piney Card Club last Friday, with members arriving by sleigh from Piney. The 500 game ran until midnight, rewarding winners Miss Sylvia Nordstrom, R A. Young, and conceding a consolation to H. H. Moyer. A luncheon followed and house guests included Miss Lois Linn and Miss Margaret O'Neil. Henry Budd returned from Kemmerer and is sick at home with lagrippe.
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Big Piney Card Club
Cornelia O'Neil
Piney
Sylvia Nordstrom
R A. Young
H. H. Moyer
Lois Linn
Margaret O’neil
Who Gets the Money You Earn
An editorial discussion explains that prudent savings and banking build future prosperity. It cautions that extravagance accrues interest against you, while depositing money in the bank now enables later purchase of desired luxuries without losing funds.
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Big Piney Merc. Co
Kenneth Griffen
Effie Stout
Martha Whitman
Dorothea Budd
Mr. Moyer
Josephine
Kingdom Come
Ong
Winter
Emporium
Big Piney, Wyoming
President Entertains
Card Club
Henry Budd
Marbleton State Bank
W. W. Luce
Jas. W. Chrisman
J. Chas. Rumsch
State Bank of
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