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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
8
Mrs. F W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her two year old son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough for days. After trying various medicines Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough immediately and cured him with one bottle, proving especially fine for children.
Clifton Fear is on the sick list this week. Mrs. L. E. Bennett left for Torrington Wyoming to join her husband. Seed Rye for sale at five dollars per cwt must furnish own sacks. Mary A. Murdock. Oscar Beck starts haying this week mowing grass at his yard. Al Osterhout and daughter Josephine returned from California on a ranch visit. F D Ball and wife visited town from their Cottonwood ranch in a Packard. Water levels along Green River receding toward normal. Big Piney Printing and Publishing Co. re elected T. D. ONeil president and Geo. W Hopkins secretary-treasurer. Grace MacGlashan, Oscar Beck, Jesse Budd, A. S. McNeil, Mrs Boyer, and L. D. Tanner went to Daniel for Red Cross work.
For immediate sale a high grade piano is offered at a substantial reduction by The Denver Music Company of Denver Colorado. Details available on request. Local notes mention L D Tanner's trip to Kemmerer for supplies and ongoing oil prospecting near Dry Piney with Albert Larson and Grover Trittipp witnessing the first drilling.ouis E A Charron and H L Nelson visit Piney to promote a new stock feed from Hansen Livestock and Feeding Co Ogden with plans to appoint a local agent.
C F Fish has been on the sick list the past week. The auction sale at Daniel last Saturday by Robert Houston drew a good crowd and sold well. Oscar Beck was auctioneer and W M Bradley clerk. Several local workers resigned to enlist, including Johnnie O’Neil Earl Hamilton and Roy Haller, who left for Kemmerer. Mrs Hamilton bid farewell and Haller’s family moves to Evanston for training. Kaiserism must be crushed.
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