Big Piney schoolhouse bid awarded to Green Lumber Co
Trustees of the Big Piney school district opened bids for the new school building with The Green Lumber Co. submitting the winning proposal. Architects from Rock Springs prepared the plan and cement work will be by J. B. Irvine of Green River and Kemmerer. The project includes brick facing, standard blocks, four classrooms and cloakrooms and is intended to serve the town’s growth and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
Big Piney
Green Lumber Co
Rock Springs
J. B. Irvine
Green River and
Kemmerer
Irvine
Burney
Pew
Pinedale Fourth of July Events and Fair Lineup
Official program lists free and paid entries for mile dash races ladies races and child events, plus horse and steeplechase contests held July 3 4 with cash prizes and entry fees. Local sports noted include Big Piney and Pinedale baseball plans and community notices on new bench housing and town improvements.
Bondurant Buds List Local Happenings
June 28 1914 notes report Waugh Hibbens hauling lumber for building. Dave Riling visits with others for mail. Van Vieck couple to spend Fourth in canyon with Jackson friends. Local trip to Granite hot springs praised for bathing conditions. New settler Richards arrives from British Columbia via Montana Idaho. Land sales include Lot Haley selling Cottonwood Creek ranch to F D Ball and Dan Harrison selling Horse Creek ranch to Mr. Jewett Nebraska. expectations of moves and property price trends discussed.
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Basin
Mr. Richards
Lander
W. Haley
Cottonwood Creek
F. D. Ball
Mr. Ball
Upper
Cottonwood
Green River Valley
Mr. Haley
Dan Harrison
Berg
Horse Creek
Mr. Jewett
Nebraska
Willow Creek Notes Highlight Local Lumber and Leisure
Willow Creek reports show J. C. Miller of Pinedale ordering lumber for the Big Piney church with Mr. Lees hauling. Mershon of Cora and his Iowa-born brother hauled lumber and visited the sawmill. Lou Beck cut his hand while peeling stacker poles. Local youths fished at Willow Lake amid rain but no fish. Government line outage briefly fixed by Frank Allen. Ranger Allen visited Pinedale on business. Dowell of North Beaver hauled lumber. Picnic talk at New York Lake for the Fourth. Tom Allen and wife visited. Irvin Lozier visited on business. Arthur Townsend bedridden with rheumatism. Jas Vernoh fished at New York Lake after showers. Over one hundred thousand feet of lumber stored at Willow Creek mill yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miller
Pinedale
Big Piney Church
Lees
Mershon
Cora
Iowa
Lou Beck
Ths Place
Willow Lake
Frank Allen
Uncle Sam
Willow Creek
Big Piney Bridge Opens Linking Piney to Rock Springs
J P Boyer reports a letter from George D Ross announcing the completion of the new bridge across Green River at Big Piney. The span provides a direct outlet to Rock Springs and is expected to boost travel and trade to southwestern Wyoming's metropolis. The Big Piney road to the main northern route is in good condition and freight can move efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Boyer
Geo. D. Ross
Big Piney
Green River
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Rocky Ford
Piney
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F. D. Chapel Proprietor
Weil
StrongVvanctions
The
Big Piney Service Store
Frank Burney
First National Bank
Wyo
Tom O'Neil
Edna Gilbreath
N. P. Badd
Marbleton
Wesley Vickrey
Hauser
Cheyenne State Leader
Mrs. Fish
Lackey
Fee
Horseback
Wno Fee
W. 5. Mills, Sr
Boulder
Woodcraft
Bigg
Prank A. Fear
Pear
Royal A. Young
Young
Carlin
Lave Springs
Waugh Hibbens
Bellin
Hib
Dave Riling
Frank van Vieck
Mra
van Vieck
Canyon
Jackson
Lee Johnson
Fred Watts
Mr. Pride
Granite Hot Springs
Frank Hanson
Jackson Lake
P Shel Baker
Campbell Brothers
Rolla Bonfurant
Jim Noble Jr
Carroll
Alex Swenson
Ranger Allen
Mr. Dowell
North Beaver
New York Lake
Tom Allen
Irvin Lozier
Arthur Townsend
Jas Vernoh
Fredell Hotel
Dringman
Dase
Big Piney Bridge