Public Statement From Cretaceous Oil Company
The Cretaceous Oil Company files details of land disputes with Lincoln County officials over coal and oil rights. Mrs. Durnford seeks an 80 acre coal entry, while Lackey protests to preserve oil rights. The company criticizes Justice Durnford’s court actions and urges fair access for bona fide operators, highlighting geological support and potential stock value increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thss
Mrs. Durnford
Evanston
U. S. Land Office
Washington
Durnford
Messrs
Chas. Lackey
C. P. MacGlashan
Greg Houston
A. F. Atwood
Lincoln County
Justice Court
Justice Durnford
Court of Justice
Cretaceous Oil Company
L. W. Trumbull
State Geologiat of
Wyoming
C. P. Budd
Willow Creek Items Reflect Local Activity and Weather
Willow Creek notes show timber contracts by Andy Johnson and Ed Miller of Pinedale for the saw mill, families moving to the Station, trips to Pinedale and Green River for Stampede and illness, and multiple hauling jobs for new stores. Several showers improved range, with a domestic mishap where a laundress slipping into four feet of water prompted a distant “Help” while the cook faced a scolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Johnson
Ed. Miller
Pinedale
Willow Creek
Bondurant Items Received July 15th
The water is down allowing canyon travel. Several parties have traversed recently. Local callers included Mrs G G Query and two children, Mrs Mathewson and children, Mrs I N Query and daughter, Arthur Campbell, and Carroll Noble. Rev Carl Fischer visited while en route to Jackson. Ethel Culbertson plans Beaver visit. Wm Bowlsby returned from Pinedale after celebrations. Arthur Campbell hosted a sizable Sunday dinner with many attendees. Mr and Mrs VanVleck returned from Jackson to visit his Pa's family in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Query
Mathewson
I. N. Query
Arthur Campbell
Carroll Noble
I. N. Avery
Mr. Bondurant
Carl Fischer
Evanston
Bondurant
Jackson
Local ranch work and visitors in the basin region
Levi Hill erects fencing poles as fencing becomes essential. Clas Noble from Piney visits to brand stock with Mr Shideler. D H Riley comes for mail and supplies while Fred Watts completes his ranch fence with assistance from Gee Parody. Lee and Carl Johnson plan to stay at Jackson before returning to the basin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clas Noble
Piney
Mr. Shideler
Fred Watts
Gee
Parody
Lee
Carl Johnson
Jackson
Basin
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C. B. Kemmerer
Carollo & Walters
Kemmerer
Wyo
INE
HOTEL
Piney F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Department
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
BIG Piney Placksmith Shop
Antone Subec
Big Piney, Wyo
Public Statement OF Cretaceous Oil CO
John L. Allen
Little Son
Thomas
Green River
J. J. Warren
Wm. Ray
Rachel Rosser
Mrs. Thomas
A. W. Wershon
Mr. Munsen
Cora
Barber and Pixley
Ethel Culbertson
Miss Culbertson
Beaver
Bowlsby
Arthur
Mrs. VanVleck
Mr. VanVleck
Levi Hill
D. H. Riley
Plis
Fredell Hotel
J. E. Fredell
James Mickelson
Green River Valley
Cireleon
P.O
Big Piney
Rowe Cattle
North Piney
Fall River Basin
Mason, Wyo
Abner Luman
Newfork
Green River Lake
P. O
C. F. Ball
Green Ri
Daniel
Floyd Norris
Fall River
J. G. Hayden
H. L. Budd
Fice Big Piney
Ise
Postol
J. M. Noble
T. D. O'Neil
Twin Creek
M. R. and
C. F. Fish
Desert
Eugene S. Plank
U. S
CP Sarencan
Rave Wee Are Gienes Warden
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