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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
9
Hillmont residents record visits and outings across Marbleton and nearby towns. J. G. Hayden and family head to Ideal Beach for a day trip while Carl Craft and family attend church in Marbleton. Effie Stout stays with Mrs. Carlson. C. W. Carlson returns with a DeLaval Separator via H. C. Dunham.
July 1 to 5 saw Fontenelle as a dead place while residents left for celebrations. Howard Holden Frank Pomeroy and families with Miss Ritz, Mrs. Graham and Myrtle vacationed at Ideal Beach. Pinedale stampede drew Justin Pomeroy Lyon Rathbun Miss McCabe Elmer Rathbun Bert Dan, Clarence Holden families and Jake Herschler families. Local visits and travel to Kemmerer Opal and a return of the Chokecherry Chief with a new saddle-harness style noted.
July notes from Marbleton describe Gladys and Lottie Fields returning home, Chas Budd ranching, Glyndon Homer visiting Borothea Budd, and Louis Vickrey with family enroute to a Cottonwood sawmill. Sarabel Dumm visited Ideal Beach, Mrs. Wm Vickrey visits son R W Wickrey, and gatherings include Mr and Mrs Roberts with multiple guests.
Last Sunday Mrs Wilson and China visited at the Perkins home. Mr and Mrs Chas Fultz visit with Mrs Dailey for a few days. Miss Jennie Budd went to Halfway to visit the Fultz ranch. Several town people attended the Sage Moffat wedding on North Piney. Fred Reardon was a caller in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Booker are in town this week. Miss Lillian Gheen helps at the Marbleton hotel. Ted Spencer and Dan Morgan visited en route to the Spencer ranch. Gene Spencer and son Jack have gone to Opal.
Train workers across the rail system vote on granting leaders power to strike for a 100 million dollar wage hike. The issue would raise freight rates by about five percent and tests public acceptance of arbitration versus industrial action. Managers seek resolution under national arbitration or ICC reference, but workers reject the offer, prompting a national question on strike versus government inquiry.
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