Mr and Mrs John Stevens Return From Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs John Stevens returned Saturday evening from two days spent in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
5
Mr and Mrs John Stevens returned Saturday evening from two days spent in Salt Lake City Utah.
Reverend and Mrs Donald Austin and children of Idaho Falls Idaho visited Mr and Mrs Ray Alton Sunday at Eremont Late. Count Vincent Janske has been ill the past week. Mr and Mrs John Bledsoe were Kemmerer visitors Friday evening. Fontenelle folks Ned Herschler visited Friday. Dick Lyman of Pinedale, a Big Piney business visitor, returned home Friday. Lyman will run in the August primaries for Secretary of State.
Mr and Mrs George Bledsoe of Wheatland Wye visit Memorial Day with her mother Mrs Bud Rosenberg 8 Kemmerer and sister Jean. Frank Shipley comes from North Piney with a new Ford truck. Mr and Mrs Homer Tyler weekend with Lon Gordon family and fished. Mrs Joe Budd and two children visit Rock Springs with her mother Winnie Peterson. University of Wyoming graduates Gordon Mickelson and George Grinestaff to receive sheepskins June 5 in commencement. Mr and Mrs Paul Seherbel and children in Salt Lake City. Mrs Maude Miltz of Salt Lake City leaves after two weeks stay with Ray Atou. Mrs Dan Budd and Mrs Floyd Spencer spend weekend in Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Clare Stacy and daughter Alice return from Lava Hot Springs. Miss Nedra Jones hosts farewell for Hetty Tacklin and Beverly Harmison at Riverside ranch near LaBarge. Betty and Beverly head to Denver for business school.
Harry E. Casey Klein, now resident of Pinedale and former Big Piney resident, says he will seek the Republican nomination for Sheriff in the August primaries. He has lived in Sublette County since 1911, formerly foreman for A. W. Smith Livestock Co. under P. W. Jenkins, and served in the Rainbow Division in World War I, earning the Purple Heart.
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