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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
6
Marbleton residents attended a Saturday dance at the Chas Fultz home and returned Monday while others moved to Piney for work. Skating at the Marbleton rink drew crowds, with multiple guests and local hobbies noted. Future Leap Year dance plans and social evenings at the ''Walker's'' Piney assignment are mentioned along with health updates and ongoing ice work for C. P. Budd.
Midway Ripplings Hershler Bondurant was a pleasant caller at the Haddenham home Tuesday. Pete Wagner was seen in Midway early this week. Miss Miranda McGinnis left for Salt Lake Friday to help her brother Frank and nephew Joe with college. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shall visited Jack Haddenham Sunday. The Misses Dewey Florence Had denham and Mrs. Shall joined dinner with Mrs. Bird. Miss Clara Bird left for Fontenelle Friday to visit friends and relatives. Dick Richards returned from Kemmerer Saturday. Alfred Thompson now works on the Flat ranch for Warner. The winter eases, and warmer weather is awaited as we have had severe cold. Chas Bird and son left for La Barage coal mine to fetch coal for Lawrence Bess and Piney Telephone Co. Chas Olson was a pleasant caller Friday while gathering cattle for return home. Willie McGinnis and family arrived back at the old home yesterday.
Mrs. Lyon Rathbun left for Indiana last Wednesday due to her mother’s illness. Elmer Rathbun couple care for Harriette. Jake Herschler went to Salt Lake on business. Oil cake fed at Clarence Holden ranch. Cattle are thriving. Six inches of snow on Fontenelle with continued snowfall. Ollie Bird and Opal Norris Thompson conducted business in Ogden last week. Mrs. Hersachler, Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Fuller, and Charlotte Jenkins visited the Rathbun ranch Friday.
C G Jewett moved his horses to pasture in the lower country and brought cattle back to the home ranch for feeding. Fred Graham completed hay hauling from the Leo Ball ranch. Roy Edwards and Lon Binning visited Daniel on Monday. P W Conwell dined at J F Miller home while tending Merna interests.
Daniel Doings reports a strong market from Omaha where Doings completed a second shipment. Geo Pixley returns from California to sell his horses. Sunday School attendance grows and ranchers begin feeding stock. The L Querry home hosts Mr and Mrs Vigo Miller for dinner. Mrs A Sommers and children visit the Angus family. Mrs Chas Elder wins a sewing machine raffle. Nelson Barber suffers a stroke. his son Scott Barber in concern.
George Baldwin plans a Salt Lake trip this week. Frank Roop works for Evans while Oscar temporarily fills Baldwin’s store position. Chas Sparks helps the Boulder Merc. Cloud Roop the taxidermist completes fine work. Stanley Bayer arrived from the road Friday. Mr. Bess also came through with a truck ride that day.
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