This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Local and Personal Items of Interest
W S Nichols visited from Halfway last Friday while Neil Durnford came from Fall River Basin for the Fourth. Haying starts around the 15th to 20th. Marbleton’s J C Rumsch and Piney visitors plus Dr Montrose from Daniel were in town. A heavy shower blessed ranchers. Frank Phillips opened a jewelry repair shop at Pioneer Drug store. Gunter couple from Kemmerer staying with the Larsons. The Angus family from Daniel were en route to Kemmerer. Women in stores and offices take men’s roles for harvest. A tank crew enlistment caused some travel and one member was rejected. Thos Murray and Ed Daiber from New York had a jitney accident but escaped harm. Red Cross dance at Pomeroy home drew 125 with funds aiding Lincoln Co. Fishing improves as creeks clear. L D Tanner from Opal brought hay machinery. Oscar Beck covers the Examiner while editor attends to Evanston business. Grover Trittipo, drafted to Ft Logan, resigns as Big Piney Mer Co bookkeeper and town clerk, leaving devoted friends and a public-spirited note.