Walter C Ball Crosses the Great Divide
A pall overshadowed the community as word spread of Walter C Ball s death on a Thursday evening. He was loved for jovial spirit outdoorsman who fished with relatives and friends. Born August 16 1895 he died January 14 1950 in Swan Valley hospital Sioux Falls South Dakota. Funeral services were held at Lutteran church Canton South Dakota and interment followed on the family ranch on Cottonwood. He is survived by his wife son and brother Frank D Ball Jr with parents and three sisters preceding him in death. Funeral rites were conducted by Rev J A Northrop with songs sung by Mildred Miller and Louise Covey. Interment was in the family plot on Cottonwood. Tanner Mortuary directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Ball
Walter
James
Walter Ball
Frank I. Ball
Cottonwood
Swan Valley
Sioux Falls
Sub Dakota
Lutteran
Canton
South Dakota
Walter Wen Martied
Louella Quiem
Frank D. Bel, Jr
Ronald Ball
Fo Per
J. A. Northrop
Congregational Community Church
Mildred Miller
Louise Covey
Merv
Blaine Meffal
Dan S. Budd
Ted Newcomb
Frank Bray
Gereon Mickinson
Gordon Bray
Frank D. Bal
Taneh
Card of Thanks from Pall and Ball Families
The Walter Pall Family and The Frank D. Ball Jr. Family express heartfelt thanks for support during their recent bereavement. They appreciate every act of kindness and the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pall
Frank D. Ball, Jr
Range Technician Named for Wyoming Game and Fish
Ira James Yorgason, 23, of Laramie, is named range technician for the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission effective March 1. He will be stationed in Jackson, a Wyoming native and University of Wyoming graduate, with a BS and upcoming MS in range management. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira James Yorgason
Laramie
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Yorganson
James B
White
Jackson
Yorgason
Wyoming
Burlington High School
University of Wyoming
University of Wyo
Ming
Ran
Young Republican League Organized in Sublette County
The Sublette County Young Republican League officially organized on January 17 1950 at Joe Budd home. Members aged 18 to 36 plan to inform voters about registration and election laws and encourage voting. Officers elected include Richard Fox chair John Tanner vice chair Betty Four secretary Rex Burnham treasurer. Next meeting slated for February 10 1960 in Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Young Republican League
Joe Budd
Budd
Coj Chainman
Richard Fox
John Tanner
Betty Four
Rex Burnham
Pinedale
Triangle Club Monthly Meeting at Elaine's Cale
The Triangle Club held its monthly meeting January 14 with Vice-President Blanche Clark presiding in the absence of President Louella Bailey. Twenty three members attended, four new members were added, and chairmen were appointed for several committees including Historian May Jensen Civil Defense Ann Aiken Publicity Margate Steele Sunshine Attic Webmaster Maxine Pamintar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Elaine’s Cale
Blanche Clark
Louella Ba'l
May Jensen
Ann Aiken
Margate
Steele
Sunshine
Attic Webr
Maxine Pamnltr
Slatter Daughter Marries Wilson in Wyoming Ceremony
Mr and Mrs W P Slatter of Big Piney announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Sandra Fem Slatter to Robert Howard Wilson of Big Piney. The couple wed January 18 1990 at Kemmover Wyoming at 2 00 p.m. officiated by Mr Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Slatter
Big Piney
Sandra Fem Slatter
Robert Howard Wilson
James W. Wison
Kemmover
Wyoming
Jones
Brucellosis Vaccination Urged by Dr Revnov County Watch
Dr. Bert Revnov urges ranchers to vaccinate for brucellosis as USDA funds withdraw in counties without testing. Wyoming continues state funding for veterinarian services to vaccinate all heifer calves, but funds may run out by February end. Sublette County faces potential testing of all cows if funds end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Subette County
Wyoming
Bert Reviow
Sublette County
Congregational Church Alerts Sunday Schedule Change
The Congregational church will not hold Sunday School next Sunday while the regular evening service remains at the usual hour. No other events are noted.
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Congregational Church
Gold and Green Ball Set for January 23
The public is cordially invited to the L Dg Gold and Green Ball at the Legion Hall on Saturday night January 23. The event begins at 8 30 with a semi formal attire and Winter Wonderland serves as the home theme. The Rhythm Trio from Afbon will provide music and refreshments will be served.
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Cordiary
Legion Hall
Coliver
Afbon
First Annual Beef Course to Feature Carcass Studies
Wyoming cattlemen attend a two day program at the University of Wyoming in Laramie to judge live cattle and carcasses, study dressed weight and meat quality, with sessions on breeding hormones and market studies. Talks by university staff and industry reps include Monfort Feed Yards and Ammour & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Stockwen
Tony Felthauer
Extension
University Meats Laboratory
Wright
Univecestchers
Extendan
James Q. Tucker
State Veterinary Laboratory
Polo
Stratten
Scence
Civision
Larame
Felldauer
Carre
Siioonover
Conrad Kercher
Robert Thorpon
George
Wesley Combs
Ferhauer
Peader and Packing Company
L. P. Anderson
Ammour & Co
Kenneth Monfort
Monfort Feed Yards
Greeley
Cole
J. R. Vaughn
Agriculture College
Carl Urbighit
St Annes Altar Society Plans Bake Sale at Gurneys
The St Anne's Altar Society met at Elaine's Cafe with Mrs Stradley as hostess. They discussed a rough draft of their constitution and planned a bake sale at Gurney's Hardware Store on January 380 from 1 to 5. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Altar Society
Elaine's Cafe
Beef Breeding Experts To Speak In Pinedale Saturday
W D Bill Ellis and Dr James Bell headline a 1:30 p m Saturday meeting in Pinedale sponsored by the Cache Valley Breeding Association. Ellis, a Hereford breeder from Cascade Montana, serves as vice president of Performance Registry International. Bell, a staff veterinarian with Cache Valley Breeding Association, specializes in artificial insemination fertility and pregnancy testing. Also attending are Rulon Osmond and Elmo Parker representing the Cache Valley Roasting Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D
Bill Ellis
James Bell
Pinedale
Cache Valey Breeding Association
Hyde Park
Utah
Ellis
Cascade
Montana
Performance Registry International
Montana Performance Registry Association
Bell
Cache Val'ey
Rulon Osmond
Elmo Packer
Cache Va' Ey
Federal Land Bank annual meeting announced for Kemmerer Wy
Mrs Betty C Bachr manager of the Federal Land Bank Association announces the annual meeting to be held March 1 1920 in the Up Dnne Room Pioneer cafe Kemmerer Wyoming. Guests include regional manager R Bran Tosin and J B Fallr of Torrington with Vernon Swain of Pinedale in charge of the program. Over 900 associations hold February to March meetings with invitations mailed in February for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Betty C. Bachr
Federal Land Bank Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Pioncer Cafe
R. Bran Tosin
J. B. Fallr
Torrington
Farm Bureau Couples Meet at Charles Sims Farm
Four Farm Bureau couples gathered Wednesday night January 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Sims near Big Piney to discuss agricultural problems. The session, part of county and state efforts to involve members in policy development, featured Craig Thomas approving the program. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Tanner Mr and Mrs Frank Fear and Mr and Mrs Jerry Whitman. A donkey basketball game Monday night provided extra entertainment for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildernss Area
Farm Bureau
Charles Sims
Big Piney
Sublette County
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Craig Thomas
Laramie
State Farm Bureau
John Tanner
Frank Fear
Jerry Whitman
Charles
Medicine, Courage, and a perilous river crossing in 1805
Pierre and Pritchard, Hudson's Bay Company voyagers, set out by canoe to a distant post. A sudden storm, near drowning, and misnavigation strand Pritchard sixty miles from safety. Indians aid his return as Pierre survives with medicine guiding his trek back.
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John Primard
Hudson's Bay Company
Pierre
Pritchard
Pierre B
Souris
Arsiniboine
Anad
John
Aden
Pritshard
Font
Prichard
Grreen
Dipping Program Progress in Sublette County
Sublette County has dipped 66 857 cattle under the scabies eradication effort led by Dr. R F Noah. About 9 000 were dipped twice, totaling 88 079 head dipped since mid December. Remaining cattle to dip numbered around 10 060.
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Sublette County
R. F. Noah
Teton County
Lincoln Co
Fremont Osi
Noah
Pinsy
Cora
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Thanes
Young Republican
League
Triangle Club Monthly Meeting
Revnov
Federal Land Bank
Association
Mar
Myra Cooley
Pinedale, Wyoming
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