Pay the Publisher in Rural Nephit tale at Big Piney
Supplement from Big Piney Examiners notes a farmer who avoids subscription. His boy borrows a paper, a four dollar bee stand is damaged, a barb wire fence injures the father, a cow eats corn and dies, a churn spills cream drowning chicks, a baby spoils carpet, and a hired man elopes with the girl. The moral urges paying the publisher. Mr and Mrs W J Payne visit Lava Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment with Mr C L Thomas.
Local notes from Bar A and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Oliver Twichel visited Bar A ranch on Sunday marking his first outing since hospital discharge. Wolves killed a horse and mule owned by J Y Butler. Riders brought in horses to break for saddle use while several locals hunted wolves and traveled through LaBarge. Communities share roads, livestock, and local travels with multiple residents seen or mentioned during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Twichel
Mr Twichel
J. Y. Butler
Glenn Jones
Local Flows and Visitors From the Region
A notice of several residents and visitors around Horse Creek and nearby ranches includes Milles Budd Apperson visiting his sick father, Nelson Bennett stopping at Echo Del ranch, Beronge viewing Ben Lambs, and Clark Smith visiting C H Fredell. Other items note a dehorning bee at Wilsons and Mrs. Anderson en route to Provo. Mr. Potter reports improved health during winter near Kendall Wye and Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Apperson
Hi Father
Horse Creek
E. L. Potter
Rangers
Kendall Wye
Potter
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BIG Piney Examiner
Moral
Rural
W. J. Payne
Lava Hot Springs
C. L. Thomas
Feae
Peudjel
Jomog
Os Oy
Mosse Wnyd Ag
Eaog
J. Twichel’s
Mr. Hartley
M. A. Thomas
Guy Jaycox
LaBarge
Charley Hiles
Fred Bailey
Charley Olson
Cora
Dave Haddenham
Dave
Andy Schraeder
Cottonwood
Martin Sandquist
Luman Inch
Nelson Bennett
Echo del Ranch
Mr. Beronge
Ben Lambs
Clark Smith
C. H. Fredell
Anderson
Boulder
the Fredell
Provo
Utah
W. H. McDonald
Charlie Stacy