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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
3
St. John Baptist Mission holds Sunday school at 10:00 A M with a cordial welcome. Congregational Church lists regular preaching every two weeks at 11:00 A M and Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00 A M. D D Reese is the pastor and invites all to attend.
Ogden rapidly emerges as a leading livestock hub in the west, fueled by the Hansen Livestock & Feeding Company based in Junction City. with large ranches in southern Idaho and northern Utah, it runs feeding stations in Ogden Logan and Lewiston and plans a Lu cerro plant expansion to 600 tons daily. The firm touts rising output and payroll as it attracts talent from the region, signaling strong growth and future prospects.
Advertising rates sent on application for subscriptions at 2.00 per year. A barber leaves Monday for Ogden to settle there. Mr. and Mrs. Crafton return from a ranch stay in Cottonwood. Miss Griffin of Leon Iowa and Miss Meeker of Decatur Iowa visit Piney two weeks at the Fear ranch. Re classification of registrants places thousands into the first call class. War Savings Stamps day was June 28 proclaimed nationally and locally. Big Piney and nearby towns pledge sales.
Bondurant Wyoming June 27 1918 John D Wertz pleasant caller this evening George Bentley and wife in the Basin this week seeking a location they are pleased with the section and may settle Fred Watts in the Basin improving his ranch Walter McPherson went to Boulder this week on business Mr Cantomine from the upper country yesterday expected parcel post but delayed by high water and bad roads Among callers at the office Sunday were Art Hicks Frosty Thompson Carroll Noble Fred Watts Ennis Miller Lot Haley Wm Bowlesby Shel Baker and son A gathering and picnic at the Phil Morgan ranch the Fourth with a dance at night for Red Cross benefit cordial invitation Len Brown visited over night with B F Bondurant Mrs Ella Bondurant P M
All Woodmen of the World members are urged to pay dues to El s Christensen replacing clerk G Trittipo who has entered military service. Members in arrears should call at mucany & Company's store to pay G TRITTIPO clerk.
Debtors of Antone Subec owing to the Big Piney Blacksmith hop must settle bills by August 30 1918 at the State Bank of Big Piney. Covers accounts prior to July 1 1918. Unpaid balances will be turned to an attorney for collection due to Subec entering government service.
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