MARKING OVERLAND TRAIL
Captain B C Nickerson heads to mark the Overland Trail in Fre mont county then west to the state Ino returning by the Burnt ranch and Parson with markers set at key points using local rock and granite where needed per the Wyoming State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Nickerson
Calfornia
Oregon
Fremont County
Ino
Lewiston
Independence Rock
Burnt Ranch
Parson
Wyg State Journal
Chicken Season Opens With Sage Grouse Debate
The opening of chicken season triggers legal questions as three hunters at Rawlina were found far above the bag limit, with contention over whether sage hens count as sage grouse. The piece contrasts similar birds and notes the season starts Saturday with a reminder of limits.
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Rawlina
Bronx Budget Notes Vacationing Doctor and Local News
Dr F H Harrison of Evanston vacationing at the ranch with his wife reports her health improved since May. Dr Scott returned from a trip to Opal with haying supplies and bought a Percheron stallion in Iowa. Mrs D H Scott and daughters Josephine and Doris spent two weeks with Mrs L H Henniell on Green River. Waldo Hedges returns after two years away, visiting sister Mrs C B Johnson. Chas Rathbun of Kemmerer in the area with W B Gettle soliciting for Golden Rule store. Dr Chas A Cox building a barn on his ranch. Many goats vacationing and fishing at lakes. Last week A B Albert and family with Ina Babcock enjoyed New York Lake. Dr Tyler and Grover Dresaler of Kansas visiting R T Albert and musing relocation to Wyoming. Local men Geo Guyette, Teddy Wilks, Joe Fredell, C P MacGlashan, Dick Key, A W Smith, Jim Harmison and F D Chapel of Piney were in town. Piney delegation welcomed, though they carried home ball money. Charley Bird and Claw Bird drove from LaBarge with parcel peat for Pine Dale office, easing potato famine locally. Charlie plans to keep as mail carrier a few more months amid uncertainty about new contract. -Finedale Roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Harrison
Evanston
C. B. Johnson
Chas, Rathbun
Kemmerer
W B. Gettle
Chas
A. Cox
Pinedale
Charlie
Coble Ranch Sold to John Hughes of Cheyenne
John Hughes of Cheyenne purchased the Coble Ranch on Pole Creek from First National Bank Cheyenne. Hughes plans to move his family soon and establish a cattle operation in the Newfork valley. The property adjoins Fred C. Fincher’s ranch at Fayette and Hughes is seen as a booster for local resources.
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John Hughes
Cheyenne
John Cy Coble
Pole Creek
First National Bank
D Hughes
Son
Mia
Hughes
Newfork
Fred C. Fincher
Fayette
Pinedale
Moonshiners Captured North of Cody in Rocky Mountains
Cody Wyoming July 18 Attine and L 5 Spicer both 20 were arrested by Special Revenue Officers Love of Denver and Fraizer of Laramie while operating a moonshine still on Patrick O Hara creek 20 miles north of Cody Sheriff John Dahlem witnessed the raid Forty gallons of whiskey destroyed the still traced to Miles City Montana and Catly but could not be located The prisoners were taken to Cheyenne The Spicers had moved from North Carolina 19 months ago and previously worked on a sheep ranch
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Cody
Wio
Attine
Spicer
Special Revenue
Love
Denver
Fraizer
Laramie
Pacrick O'Hara
Rocky Mountains
John Dahlem
Dahlem
Cheyenne
Sphcera
North Carolina
Miles City
Montana
Catly Uy Revenue
Spicers
Continent Horse Race Frat Rider Tours West
Henry Webber of Buffalo Wye, pathfinder for the Rosa the Continent horse race from Bangor Maine to San Diego California, rode into Rock Springs this week to cover the western leg of the journey. His horse escaped near Green River Tuesday and he returned seeking the animal on a second visit. The Chin Cross Continent Race draws strong western interest this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 0. Webber
Buffalo
Wye
Bangor
San Diego
Rock Springs
Mr. Webber
Green Ri
Engagement Announced For Mary Montieth and Charles Meyer
Mr and Mrs A Taman announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Montieth to Charles Louis Meyer of Omaha. The marriage is set for very early fall. The announcement notes surprise among friends and mentions the couple met in Omaha last winter and plan to reside in Omaha after the ceremony. Salt Lake Tribune.
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A. Taman
Mary Montieth
Chas
Louis Meyer
Omaha
Misa Luman
Miss Luman
Salt Cake
Meyer
Nehraatea
Salt Lake Tribune
Saturday Sports Brings Crowds To Town Horse Race
A lively Saturday featured a horse race at the fair grounds won by Kid owned by Geo Weigand and ridden by Ernie Faler, finishing a length ahead of Trump owned by Edgar Bailey and ridden by EB McKee. Afterward Pinedale beat Daniel 16 to 1 in a six inning baseball game on the diamond.
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Kid
Geo. Weigand
Ernie Faler
Trump
Edgar Bailey
EB. McKee
Ure Pinedale
Daniel
Ibama
Pinedale
Rape charges end in death for Richard Hartley in La Barge
A warrant for Richard Hartley of La Barge on a rape charge led to a confrontation at his home. He allegedly shot himself after deputies arrived, dying before medical help could reach him. An autopsy was performed and the family, including a widow and several children, was left in mourning.
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Wyoming
Richard Hartley
la Barge
Joe Gudmanson
Flurttey
Dr. McDitt
Big Piney
Pat Tea Jey
Hartley
Cumberland
Bondurant Pursues Prospecting and Travel Notes
A local notice reports Bondurant Wups Sa Peseooeteeesoce and JT. P. Meialever will begin chasing tomorrow with Rolia Bondurant and Wm. Thompson assisting. Parties from Rok Springa pass Basin en route to sea to settle there. Frank and Mrs. Tanson reached Ruthton Minnesota July 17 after a Yellowatane Paris trip. Emmett Colting of Rock Springs went to Jackson for hay work. Clinton VanVieck and Will son VanVieck on sick list but improving. W. J. Stroud of Rock Springs and others visited Yellowstone Park.
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JT. P. Meialever
Domorrow
Rolia Bondurant
Wm. Thompson
Rok Springa
Prank Tanson
Ruthton
Minn
Paris
Emmett Colting
Rock Springs
Jackson
Hayit Sensi
Clinton VanVieck
Wille
Frank VanVieck
W. J. Stroud
Rock Sprint
Yellowstone Park
Annual Flower Day At Slack West Home
A large crowd gathered at the Slack West home to celebrate Flower Day, enjoying color and scent from varied flowers. Music and social visits filled the day, with proceeds aiding the Congregational parsonage debt and reflecting strong local auto travel and community spirit.
CORA GLEANINGS Camp visits and ranch life near Green River
Mr and Mrs Oliver of Rock Springs travel toward Green River for a short outing. John Steele and family return from Boulder and prep for haying on the upper Steele ranch. C W Wright visited for machinery and barbed wire. Henry and Burleigh Binning travel to Grand River upon news of their father's rapid decline. Mrs Frank Steele and Miss Pan dy McQuerry visited Mrs Fred Heklund. Flower Days at the R E Clark ranch drew crowds after a pleasant Sunday. Ranchers from the area visited Pinedale for the sports program. Minnea McQuerry and Mariaviitelknap rode out Saturday to view the Green River country.
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Mrs. Oliver
Rock Springza
Green Hiver
John Steele
Boulder
Steele
Frank Steele
Pandy McQuerry
Fred Heklund
R. E. Clark Ranch
Pinedale
Minnea McQuerry
Mariaviit Ielknap
Green River Country
Marbleton sighting at Pinedale draws crowd
Max Craig Wank Beecher and Chas aightaans with Fredell and T Healey were seen at Pinedale on Saturday of last week, viewing the Marbleton week activities along with others in the area.
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Max Craig Wank Beecher
Chas.aightaans
Fredell
T. Healey
Pinedale
Marbleton
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the Emporium
Howard Heitz
F. D. Chapel Proprietor
Nandie
The
Big Piney Service Store
Frank Burney
Wyo
Bronx
Albert
Ina Babcock
Walnut
Kansas
New York Lake
Dr. Tyler
Grover Dresaler
Malstead, Kans
R. T. Albert
May
Coble Ranch
Fredell Hotel
Dringman
Jesse C. Miller
Big Piney and
Pinedale, Wyoming
Bondurant ‘Wups ‘Sa
A. Slack
Cota
Green River Valley
Clark
Ythia
Cora
C. W. Wright
Henry
Burleigh Binning
Grand Riverown
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