Alma Meta Krenz to wed Dr Edward Hallinan in Clinton
KRENZ HALLINAN Alma Meta Krenz announces she will marry Dr Edward Leo Hallinan in Clinton Iowa on June 2 1917. The notice notes Hallinan planned marriage before moving west and reflects the Examiner's congratulations for the couple.
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George Krenz
Alma Meta
Edward Leo Hallinan
Clinton
Iowa
Hallinan
West
Examiner
Doc
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
In the District Court of Wyoming Howard Heitz of Big Piney Lincoln County was adjudicated bankrupt on June 23 1917. The first meeting of creditors is July 16 1917 at 10 o clock in room 12 First National Bank Building Kemmerer Wyoming. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Dated June 30 1917. For Rent Pioneer drug store Apply to Mrs M R Fish Big Piney Wyoming.
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Howard Heitz
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Big Piney Town Council Minutes July 3 1917
Regular meeting notes read and approved. Bills listed and allowed for election officials and street labor, totaling modest sums. Meeting adjourned with signatures of Mayor L. D. Tanner and Clerk Grover Trittipo.
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Town of
Big Piney Provest
L. D. Tanner
ED. Chapel
W. C. Yose
D. B. Budd
J. P. Jensen
Nellie M. Bess
Elec
Grover Trittipo
Old editor cabins on news amid health woes and birth report
The editor cites a bumping jaw from an ulcerated tooth and announces a temporary break in publication. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs R Bruce Parker on Tuesday July 3 weighs ten pounds and is thriving under Dr Hook care. grandpa Johnny Curtis celebrates.
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R. Bruce Parker
Dr. Hook
Johnny Curtis
Raoul Dotte Found In Green River
The body of Raoul Dotte, a young man drowned after riding a horse along Green River on June 25, was recovered downstream by Sweetwater county sheriff a week later. His sister and brother had camped along the stream for days aiding the search. funeral plans were reported in Kemmerer.
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Raoul Déttre
Green River
Sweetwater County
McMinn
Holden Visitors Reported From Weekend Calls
Mr and Mrs Justin Pomeroy visited Clarence Holden on Saturday. Howard Holden spent most of the summer in the Fontenelle basin. Mr and Mrs Ned Herschler and Miss Emma Herschler were callers at Clarence Holden Saturday evening.
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Justin Pomeroy
Clarence Holden
Howard Holden
Fontenelle Basin
Ned Herschler
Emma Herschler
Canyon Ranch Notes Record Visitors and Purchases
Frank Pomeroy and family visited D. O. Robinson's last week. Lyon Rathbun bought a seven passenger Willey's Knight. Justin Pomeroy and wife called on Lon Stepp. Frank Pomeroy traveled to Opal Friday for wool. Clara Bird left H. M. Holden's due to her father’s illness. Chas Olson bought a seven passenger Chandler and will store his tin Lizzie. Clarence Holden’s visited Opal last Wednesday. Mrs. Jake Herschler returned from Big Piney after visiting her daughter. Guy Pyle and family visited Clarence Holden and Frank Pomeroy recently. Fontenelle seeks rain amid dry spell. Guy Pyle and family visited Frank Pomeroy’s place recently.
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Frank Pomeroy
D. O. Robinson
Lyon Rathbun
Willey
Knight
Opal
Clara Bird
H. M. Holden
Clarence Holden
Jake Herschler
Fred Beck
Big Piney
Guy Pyle
Bondurant Items from June 29 1916
Bondurant notes workers and visitors including B F Bondurant returning from Salt Lake City and John Herdes from Dodge City to spend summer. Calls for cattle men at Pfisterer ranch to form an association. Frank Vanvleck and Frank Wilhelm plan barn and home updates. Local residents travel to Granite Hot Springs for Independence Day and Lenny Campbell fences his ranch. Report horses branded Z left thigh seen near Halfway ask W H Booker for information.
Interesting Races at Pinedale
Two days of racing at Pinedale on July 3 and 4 produced close finishes with Al Hileman capturing most purses. Fern Hittle won the ladies’ race aboard a DeWolf horse from Lander, edging Hazel Best on Max, ridden by Jeph Jones. Evening dances featured Bennett and Patterson.
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Pinedale
al Hileman
Fern Hittle
DeWolf
Lander
Hazel Best
Jeph Jones
Max
Who Gets the Money You Earn
A brief public financial message explains the uphill path of saving and budgeting. It contrasts extravagance with prudent bank savings, warning that interest accrues from prudent choices and that steady saving can fund future luxuries without financial strain.
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Krenz-Hallinan
the District Court of the United States
District of Wyoming
Howard Heilbrra
Ian
Lincoln
Pioneer Drug Store
M. R. Fish
Town Council
Tion
Ethel Smith
Martha Jensen
Patti Larson
Minnie N. Budd
Harminson
D. F. Wolfenberger
BIG Piney Merc. CO
United States
Jacob Jones
Raoul Dodge
Canyon Ranch News
Lon Stepp
Chas Olson
Fontenelle
B. F. Bondurant
Salt Lake City
John Herdes
Dodge City, Kansas
Will
Bondurant
Jack Haley
Mr. Haley
Mr. Hayes
Daniel
Wilhelm Home
Arthur Bowlsby
Walter McPherson
Hoback Canyon
Pfisterer
Frank Vanvleck
Frank Wilhelm
Granite Hot Springs
Lenny Campbell
Clare Bondurant
W. H. Booker
Halfway
Bennett and
Patterson
Marbleton State Bank
W. W. Luce
Jas. W. Chrisman
J. Chas. Rumach
State Bank of
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State of
Albert Larson
Abert Larson
Roya. A. Young
James Mickelson
A. W. Smrrn
F. A. Fear