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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

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Rumored Big Piney Buy of 5000 Acre Cottonwood Ranch

Rumor from Kemmerer claims T. D O Neil of Big Piney bought the Cottonwood Land and Livestock Co holdings on Cottonwood, in excess of 100000 dollars. The 5000 acre ranch stretches nine miles along Cottonwood with over 20 miles of fencing and hay, grain, and cattle from last year and next year’s meadow plans. Tom O Neil would not confirm or deny the deal noting he has not yet purchased the property.

Kemmerer T. D O'Neil Big Piney Cottonwood Land & Livestock Co Cottonwood Lincoln County Wyoming G. W. Winkleman O'Neil Tom

First Water Case Tried Before Judge Durnford

The first case arising over water shortage was heard before Judge Durnford. Andrew Homer faced Deputy Water Commissioner Milla for unlawfully appropriating water after denial of its use. Homer paid a $20 fine plus costs. The judge outlined penalties for subsequent offences and noted use of water on premises as evidence of guilt. Chet Chrisman returned from Green River with Mrs J A Black and daughter Mary visiting the ranch.

Wyoming Durnford Andrew Homer Water Commissione Milla Homer Dan Harrison Hemer Wm. Mils Chet Chrisman Green River J. A. Black Mary Orlin Black Gus Rogers Guy Joycux Pasadena Califoria

A Short Talk With a Tourist

Mr and Mrs B F Stonehocker of New Sharon Iowa traveled by wagon to California expositions stopping in Piney this week. They started April 20 arrived Cheyenne May 26 and spent twelve days touring Colorado by rail and auto then visited Yellowstone Park and headed toward Star Valley before continuing toward Idaho Oregon and California. They noted the lack of a local Commercial Club and praised town organizations for attracting traffic to Yellowstone Park. Forest Service worker Max Baldenburg spent part of the week in the area researching matters for Kemmerer.

B. F. Stonehocker New Sharon Iowa Piney Jackson Fall River Bain Big Piney Snider Basin Star Valley Idaho Oregon California Stonehacker Examiner Yellowstone Park Hoback Canon Forest Service

Wagner Returns as Basin Service Set for 3 Oclock

The article notes Mr. Wagner's return from the Basin and states services will be held at 3 oclock as usual. It also mentions well attended Episcopal church services last Sunday with an excellent sermon and social visits by Mrs. Key of Daniel to Mr. Wagner and teachers.

Episcopal Church Key Daniel Wagner

Notice to Teachers Exam Dates July 1915 Kemmerer Afton Jackson

Notice from Maggie F Nicholson County Superintendent announces the next teachers examination in Kemmerer Afton Jackson and Big Piney on July 23 24 1915. Teachers with expiring certificates should take the exam as boards will hire only those with valid certificates for the term. Also listing house painting and paper hanging services by Frank Beaman at the Hotel Piney.

Kemmerer Afton Jackson Big Piney Frank Beaman Piney

Picture Show Now Pleasing Audiences

Frank Jrav operates Valley Motion Picture Theatre amid early struggles. After refining operations, the venue now shows Paramount Pictures to large crowds, planning shows twice weekly as the new building and service improve.

Valley Motion Picture Theatre Paramount Pictures Frank Jravis Frank

Crail Heads to Count's Ranch for Rheumatism Treatment

C. E. Crail arrived from Diamondville on Sunday and plans to use the hot springs at the Count's ranch for rheumatism relief. He will return to Diamondville via the Hoback road. Shorty has returned to Big Piney and applied for a nearby homestead near the County springs.

C. E. Crail Diamondville Jackson Hole Shorty Big Piney Jackson

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Tom O'Neil Big Charlie Lancaster Max B. Baldenburg Peter Schuttler Jenkins Deering Moline Big Piney Merc. Co ME Whitcomb Riley James Macy Jake Querry Basin Mr Querry Goodwin Hallett Jennie Budd Miss Boyer Josephine Budd Twentieth Century Club Mr. McClure Tannr Buffa- N. Y M ‘Anner West Miss Hallett Mr. Wagner Mr. Homer Fish Residence China Wilson Fish Home Charlie Fredell Lava Hot Springs Wilfred Nicholls Jennie Dd Marbleton State Bank Marbleton Jones & Key Wye Cadillac Crail Courier the State Bank of State Bank of Bank Jas. Mickelson A. W. Smith Albert Larson A. Lyman A.W. Smith F. A Fear John W. Hay A. Kendall P. J. Quealy
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