Local editor marries in Denver amid parade plans
M. T. Christensen editor of the Snake River Sentinel and Miss Nona Stevenson of Wyoming wed in Denver in a long distance ceremony. The Big Piney Examiner urges revival of stockmen meet auto parade with banners, urging a local commercial club to organize. A separate government notice from Evanston Wyoming records Joseph H. Guyette filing final proof for Desert Land entry in Big Piney area with witnesses named and date set for July 3, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Christensen
The
Snake River Sentinel
Nona Stevenson
Wyo
Denver
Christy
Some Plain Truths Editorial Sparks Wyoming Debate
Hayden M. White writes an editorial criticizing the Democratic leaders and their choice for register of the land office at Cheyenne while defending party unity. The piece notes Republican papers quote opposing views and questions the selection of Drury over Rawlins Journal, reflecting intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden M. White
Cheyenne
Drury
Weatland
Rawlins Journal
Reid
Bill Reid
Wyoming
Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice dated May 17 1915 reports Frank L Johnson of Halfway Wyoming filed intent to make Final Three Year Proof to establish his homestead claim to the SWX of Section in Township 33 North Range 113 West on July 3 1915 before James L Fleming U S Commissioner at Big Piney Wyoming. Witnesses named Frank W Dryer Fred Bunker Clyde C Johnson Edgar Hickey all of Halfway Wyoming. Alex Nisset Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Guyette
Viola
Wyoming
James L. Flemming
Big Piney
Frank L. Johnson
Halfway
James L. Fleming
U. S
Frank W. Dryer
Fred Bunker
Clyde C. Johnson
Edgar Hickey
Alex Nisset
Land Patent Notice for Wyoming Arid Lands Claims
State of Wyoming has filed lands in Township 3 North Range 1 West and Township 31 North Range 1 West. The list covers numerous sections with acreages, including 560.90, 520, 360, 280, 8, 120, 300, 600, 54, 120, and 1555.15 acres, under acts granting arid land to states. Public inspection allowed within sixty days. protests may follow publication dates May 12 181 and last on July 5, 10k5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Notles
Wyoming
Rangelil West
Nwynew
Nex
Neyney
Nwynwy
Township
NWSW
Seswy
EXSEY
Neyneyw
BEX
EXNEN
Neysex
NEM
Nex Nws
SK Nws
Pires
Local Notes From Daniel County Readers Form
C A Hiles passed through Daniel Sum day en route to Kemmerer as a witness in the Creeden case. Mr and Mrs Giles seated at Simmons ranch. C H Kelly left last Thursday for Denver and will bring Mrs Kelly and the children home en route home visiting relatives. Mrs W A Easton is on the sick list. Mrs Clarence Johnson returned from Salt Lake City Sunday. The dance last Friday night was a great success. Mr and Mrs H K Branson were Sunday callers at the Kelly ranch. Mrs Fanny Morgan visits her daughter there. Mr Clark, father of Dr C C Clark, arrived from Denver for an extended visit. H R and P C Brasso hauled two loads of salt to Gypsum Creek last week. W J Payne with his efficient crew in Daniel lane. Fred Graham is down from the ranger's station. C E Dailey of Marbleton was a business visitor in Daniel Monday. Mr Lambert, the specialist man from Spearfish, S D, is looking after interests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hiles
Daniel Sum
Kemmerer
Creeden
Mrs. Giles
Simmons Ranch
Local Notes on Visits and Health Headlines
Mrs O M Twichel traveled to Kew merer to meet her husband returning from Rochester Minn where he was treated by the Mayo Brothers and is much improved. Ed De Wet completes metallurgy studies at Washington State College and returns. Miss Hattie Hartley resigns from the Maginness household and visits her sister Mrs De Gray. Mr and Mrs Anderson Maginness visit the Phil Twichel home. Mrs Earle Jones learns of her mother's serious illness in Butler Ind. Maurice Thomas works with Water Division No 4 and Commissioner Howard Holden at the Suverin trudent site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Twichel
Kewmerer
Twichel
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Hattie Hartley
Maginness Home
Maurice Thomas
Local Notes From Town and Nearby
This week residents report travel greetings and visits including Miss Alice Johnson returning from Jackson Wyoming to home, Frank Vanvieck hosting his wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Vanvieck spending the day with Bon Durant. Bowlsby plans early mill work after ranch tasks.
Big Piney defeats Marbieton in nine innings
Local report notes Big Piney win 26 to 8 over Marbieton after a practice game. Mentioned are Oranges bananas grape frn and Lemons at the Emporium and visits by T A Hroanan Payette and John Hughes to Big Piney Treeday bound for Hamafork country to buy cattle. O A Young celebrates wife’s return from Sun Valley with plans to greet C M North of North Robinson Co arriving soon with stallions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale Te
Marbieton Boys
Emporium
T. A. Hroanan
Payette
John Hughes
Boulder
Hamafork
O. A. Young
Sun Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Yeadon
Valley
Marbleton, Wyoming
Antone Subec, Proprister
Big Piney, Wyo
C. F. Young
General Merchandise
the Emporium
Howard Heitz
Fred Miller
Big Piney, Wyoming
E. L. Hallinan
W. H. McDonald
P. O
BIG Piney Examiner
Department OF the Interior
U. 58
Evanston
Dr. Zoro D. Clark
15Th and
Harney Streets
Orpheum
Omaha, Nebraska
B. Chipman
SugcEon
Womin
Desert
Green River
M. KR
C. F
J. G. Hayden
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
Kodak
U. S. Land Office
Maths For
Ethees Beaman
C. H. Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
W. A. Easton
Clarence Johnson
Salt Lake City
Mrs. H. KR. Branson
Kelly Ranch
Mrs
Fanny Morgan
Mr. Clark
C. C. Clark
H. R. and
P. C. Brassos
Gypavm Creek
W. J. Payne
Daniel Lane
Fred Graham
Ranger
C. E. Dailey
Marbleton
Daniel Monday
Mr. Lambert
Spearfish
Bo. Dak
Mrs. Anderson Maginness
Phil Twichel
Ed de Wet
Washington State College
Earle Jones
Butler
Ind
Alice Johnson
Jackson
Perry Bowlsby
Daniel
KR. F. Bondurast
Frank Vanvieck
Mrs. Vanvieck
Bondurant
Woo
Bowlsaby
L. L. Query
B. F. Bondurant
Peter Hichards
Alex Sweeson
Alex
Carl Johnson
Dews Hick
Dave
Janite Ee
Maxwell Cabriolet
Salem
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!