Mail contract awarded for Kemmerer to Big Piney route
J Th Anderson and W A Anderson of Riverton Wyoming won the four year mail contract hauling from Kemmerer to Big Piney Pinedale and intermediate points. They will start the initial trip at seven a m with a D 51 White seven passenger truck. A second truck will depart Pinedale northbound at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. TH. Anderson
W. A. Anderson
Riverton
Wyo
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Pinedale
L. Z Bess
Opal
A. P. Sommers
Tack swallowed during work at Clyde building
Last Thursday Oscar Piper was tacking building paper when a tack lodged in his throat. He was rushed to Kemmerer where X rays showed the tack in his stomach after an attempt to remove it caused it to be swallowed. He received medical care for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Oscar Piper
Kemmerer
Stafford
Piper
Warren Reaches Eighty Second Year in Senate
Wyoming's senior senator Francis E. Warren entered his eighty second year on Monday. He has served nearly 34 years in the senate, a lengthy tenure that follows the post once held by Uncle Joe Cannon.
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Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
Senate
Warren
Joe” Cannon
Former Piney Girl to Be Married in Public
Miss Alda Fields, former Big Piney girl, will wed Parker Sickles of Monroe at the American Legion Fourth of July celebration in Monroe. Legion Post members sponsor the ceremony and offer to furnish a home and household goods for the couple. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Fields, formerly of Big Piney. The Examiner joins in congratulations.
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Monroe
Washington
American Legion
Alda Fields
Parker Sickles
Legion Post
Legion
al Fields
Big Piney
Piney tops LaBarge in high‑scoring baseball game
Big Piney defeats LaBarge 20 to 5 Sunday afternoon. Piney hitters slugged two and three baggers with Bertram carving out a home run as Hopkins and Budd led the fielding. Lineups feature R Hopkins and J Bertram for Big Piney against Shinsel Mars Ward Sorg Fox Calloway Roupe Willey Dorrence for LaBarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
LaBarge
Bertram
R. Hopkins
T. Hopkins
Jesse Budd
Pes
J. Bertram
C. Clyde
Jack Budd
J. Hopkins
E. R. Jones
R. Wenrich
Shinsel
Mars
Ward
Sorg
Fox
Calloway
Roupe
Willey, If
Dorrence, Rf
Highway South of Names Hill Gets Gravel Surface
A badly cut section of the highway south of Names hill is being surfaced with gravel to improve durability and driveability, according to local road crews.
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Names Hill
Tie Drive Down River Started Wednesday
The Standard Timber Company began its annual tie drive down the Green River a month ahead of schedule due to rapid water drop. About 276,000 ties will be released from the boom with daily shipments to Green River city landing ports for cribbing and rail transport.
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Standard Timber Company
Green River
Green River City
Cottonwood
Water Superintendent Visits to Address Water Shortage
O. O. Davis, Superintendent for Water Division No 4, arrived from Green River Monday to resolve irrigation conflicts amid a water shortage caused by light snowfall last winter. He was joined by H. E. Robinson, Lincoln County surveyor, from Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Davis
Green River
Intermountain
Mr. Davis
Kemmerer
H. E. Robinson
Lincoln Co
Local residents seen in town on various errands
Frank D. Ball visits from his ranch. Ludvig Lindback of Halfway transacts business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Springer travel to Kemmerer Monday to visit daughter Mrs Chas Matthews. Roy Whitman of Viola stops in town and has his name added to the mailing list.
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Ludvig Lindback
Halfway
Frank Springman
Kemmerer
Mrs
Chas. Matthews
Roy Whitman
Viola
Harold Lloyd in Why Worry at Pioneer Theatre
Harold Lloyd appears in the film Why Worry at Pioneer Theatre on Wednesday night. The text notes a July 7 show time and local events across Piney and surrounding areas with visits, travel, and upcoming dinners and trips.
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Harold Lloyd
Pioneer Theatre
Oscar Beck Sells Ranch to Jas Jensen
A ranch deal closed this week with Oscar Beck selling his 699 acre home ranch with all machinery horses water rights and all appurtenances to Jas Jensen a seasoned rancher with a strong Hereford herd. Beck and his wife have lived on the property for 29 years and will retire to a town residence after the sale though the purchase price remains undisclosed.
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Oscar Beck
Jas. P. Jensen
Beck
Jensen
Mrs. Beck
Annual Meeting Notice for A W Smith Livestock Co
The regular Annual Meeting of the A W Smith Livestock Co of Big Piney Wyoming will be held Tuesday July 18 1926 at 2 00 PM at the State house of Big Piney for the transaction of business as may properly come before the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith Livestock Co
Big Piney, Wyo
Big Piney
Harold Lloyd in Why Worry at Pioneer Theatre
Mrs. H E Robnson of Kemm erer visited Monday evening to see Harold Lloyd in Why Worry at the Pioneer theatre. Mr. Davis had his car breakdown necessitating repairs that will take several days, delaying their return for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Robnson
Kemmerer
Zetter
Davis
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Oscar
Ad. Moffat
Meadow Canyon
Guy Car
Floyd Norris
Monte
Mr. Norris
Mrs. Irwin Covey
J. E. Anderson
Irwin
Mr. Anderson
Ralph Mills
Ivan Jones
Thompson House
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
PINEY
Frank D. Ball
Tulsa
Phil Morgan
Auto Co
Walter Yose
Midway
Salt Lake
William Whittaker
James Whittaker
Evanston
Yellowstone Park
Piney and Daniel
Fr. Alexander
Big Piney Hotel
Sargent Inn
Daniel
Nelse Christensen
Preston
Idaho
Mr. Christensen
Jas. Jensen
State Bank of
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