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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

10

20th Century Club gathering with Mrs Luce and guests

The 20th Century Club met with Mrs Bill Luce on Thursday July 22 with a dinner followed by music recitations and a flower poem. Guests of honor were Mrs Mary O Neil and Mrs Margaret Fish. Prizes and upcoming events highlighted a lively community gathering with performances by local residents and visitors from Salt Lake City Opal Wyoming and Marbleton.

20Th Century Club Bill Luce Mary O'Neil Margaret Fish Malony Travis Piney Dailey Marbleton Dempsey Big Piney Stanley Murdock Bennett Stella Jas. Petrie Budd’s Hall

Redmen Install Officers for Black Hawk Tribe No 19

Last Monday evening the Improved Order of Redmen held its first meeting in the Buddhall. Officers elected for six months include Frank Travis prophet and Wm E Mills Great Sachem with several trustees and keepers of Wampum. The tribe will be known as Black Hawk tribe No 19 and a further meeting is planned next Monday for additional initiates.

the Improved Order of Redmen Buddhall Frank Travis Wm. E Mills Great Sachem A. F. Atwood Great Sagamore John Young Sagamore L. E. Bennett W. F. McDill E. L. Hallinan George Guyette Robert Major

New York Nuggets Visit From Nearby Towns

Olaf Rosewald arrived from Rock Springs with freight on Friday. Mr and Mrs J Springstead visited after supplies Friday. J A Lovatt drove to Rock Springs in a Hudson on Saturday. T Slack came from Silver Creek ranch after goods Monday. Geo A Madsen and Mrs N E Wallace came from the Gilligan ranch Tuesday. Oliver and Johnny Vible traveled to Big Pinty for machinery Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Cc B Ehman of Cora called in New York Wednesday. Mrs Ed T Pennock and Mrs L D Peck visited Thursday. Messrs Tronquet Levatt Thyggesen Malonek and Richie were Newsfork callers Thursday.

Olaf Rosewald Rock Springs Oliver Johnny Vible Big Pinty Cc. B. Ehman Cora New York Messrs Tronquet Levatt Thyggesen Malonek Richie

Gratitude from O Neil Family for sympathy and flowers

To many friends everywhere whose assistance words of sympathy and floral offerings comfort us in our great sorrow the loss of our dear son and brother we offer deep gratitude Services at the Episcopal church Sunday at three o'clock sharp all are invited to attend

T. D. O'Neil Episcopa Churen

Boy Drowns in North Piney Creek Near Big Piney Hotel

Tommy O Neil, twelve, drowned while swimming with friend Lester Black at a deep pool in North Piney creek below the Big Piney hotel. Efforts to revive him failed as rescuers including his father, L G Schack, and Rev Wagner retrieved the body and a funeral was held with services at the residence and Big Piney cemetery. He leaves parents and four sisters Cornelia Margaret Mary Ruth. brother John Curtis had died years before.

Tommy O'Neil North Piney Creek Tommy Lester Black Big Piney Hotel Lester L. G. Schack Rev. Wagner Margaret California Father Smith Kemmerer Opal Fontenelle LaBarge Midway Marbleton Daniel Bronx Wetch Big Piney Tommy’ O'Neil Thomas D. O'Neil Cheyenne John Curtis O'Neil Cornelia Mary Ruth Green River Valley

Thomas O'Neil dies. town laments in prayerful tribute

Mrs R M Fis notes the funeral of Thomas O'Neil in Cheyenne, a beloved boy who would have turned twelve in October. Parents and sisters mourn at the family table as a large service with abundant flowers honors his memory. The piece offers consoling scripture and prayers for strength.

Jesus Thomas O'Neil Cheyenne

Water Case Before Judge Durnford in Piney Trial

G W Edwards was found guilty of misappropriating water through the Dewey ditch on North Piney. Judge Durnford fined him 100 dollars plus costs, suspended the fine, and noted possible tampering with the headgate. Attorney Rose appealed, sending the case toward the Supreme Court to resolve whether personal notice is legally required in water control actions.

Kemmerer G. W. Edwards Marshall S. Reynolds Mr. Edwards R. R. Rose Piney Ivan Jones S. Ed Hansen Durnford Dewey Ditch North Piney Rose Supreme Court

Fire destroys Beck barn at Decatur City and losses total

C C Beck learned his Decatur City barn was burned with at least 2600 dollars in loss plus stock and an automobile burned while on the range near Holden last Friday. Lafe Griffin suffered a temporary paralysis stroke yet is rapidly recovering. Waugh Hibsons joined his brother Woodmen at Piney lodge Saturday night.

C. C. Beck Oscar Decatur City Holden Lafe Griffin Waugh Hibsons Woodmen Lodge

Local taxpayers heaviest in county in three day session

County commissioners prepare to finish the board of equalization over three days. Assessor Geo Tanner reports county valuation stable near last year’s $14,016,476 with minor changes expected. Major taxpayers include James Mickelson of Big Piney valued at $230,144 and A W Smith at $124,276, with W E Enos noted in Green River Valley on $69,660.

Board of Equalization Geo. Tanner Lincoln County James Mickelson Big P'ney A. W. Smith Big Piney Green River Valley W. E. Enos Kemmerer

Local Folks Recall Weekend Sickness and Travel

Herschel Bondurant fell ill Sunday and later went to Marbleton on Monday. Joe Sage and Bob Morgan spent Sunday in Marbleton while Alma Dunham returned home Sunday evening after attending school in Laramie Wyoming. Marshal Dunham visited Ball ranch Sunday. Ludhammer Linbeck is employed for F D Ball.

Joe Sage Marbleton Alma Dunham Laramie, Wyo Bob Morgan Herschel Bondurant

Petrie Family Attends Funeral After Brief Cloudburst

Mr and Mrs Jas Petrie Mrs Peter Petrie Mrs N S Miller and Mrs Maurice Thomas drove from the Thomas ranch in the Carter car to attend the funeral. They were delayed briefly at Midway by a small cloudburst.

Jas. Petrie Peter Petrie N.S. Miller Maurice Thomas Thomas Ranch Carter

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. L. Bennett Haying Frank Beaman Mrs. J. Springstead J. A. Lovatt Hudson T. Slack Silver Creek Geo. A. Madsen Mrs N. E. Wallace Gilligan Ranch Ed T. Pennock L. D. Peck Peter Schuttler Jenkins Deering Moline Big Piney Merc. Co North Piney Creek Tommy O’neil R. M. Fis Marbleton State Bank Wyoming Jones & Key Cadillac Herchel Bondurant Marshal Dunham Ball Ranch Lud—hammer Linbeck, J F. D. Ball the State Bank of Bank of Big Piney Bank Jas. Mickelson Albert Larson A. Luman F. A. Fear John W. Hay A, Kendall P. J. Quealy
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