Graduation Exercises Honor Large Local Class of 1925
The 1925 graduating exercises drew a large audience. Superintendent Treible opened with prayer, Lola Windsor led the processional, Mae Whitman gave welcome, and State Senator P W Jenkins delivered an eloquent address on Education and Government. Diplomas were presented by Al Osterhout as seniors wore caps and gowns. The class, including five seniors and six eighth graders, received many gifts before a dance by the Happy Six orchestra. Lavina Manning left for Rock Valley Iowa afterward.
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Treible
Lola M. Windsor
Center Isle
Mae Whitman
P. W. Jenkins
Jenkins
al Osterhout
Happy Six Orchestra
Official Opening of Yellowstone National Park Celebrated
An official opening celebration will be held at West Yellowstone Montana on June 18. Governors from nearby states and national park and railroad officials will participate. A colorfully costumed band of Indians from the Fort Hall agency and cowboys and cowgirls from the Jackson Hole region will lend spectacle to the event.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
West Yellowstone
Montana
National Park and Railroad
Fort Hail
Jackson Hole
Notice to ex service men on life insurance reinstatement
Ex service men with service connected disabilities must reinstate Government Life Insurance before June 7, 1925 or within two years after lapse. Remittance and proof must reach the United States Veterans Bureau by June 7, 1925. Blanks and assistance available from the Bureau and ex service organizations.
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United States Veteran’s Bureau
Al Osterhout Injured When Wagon Runs Away
Al Osterhout was badly hurt today when a driven wagon ran away with him, throwing him and dislocating his shoulder. Dr Marcus of Kemmerer treated him. initial fear of a broken shoulder was ruled out. He also suffered minor bruises as friends wish for a speedy recovery. Miss Bess Goodner visits Piney this week.
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al Osterhout
Marquis of
Local notices from Piney district include visits and sales
Piney area residents report social and business activity: Fred Guthrie of Halfway visits Piney, Fred Beck and daughter Ona travel to Fonte nelle for Memorial Day, Grace Mac Glashan from Pinedale attends graduation, Mrs. Ivan Jones and Eileen of Kemmerer spend Decoration Day with the deceased buried in local cemetery, Mrs. Dr. Hook returns to Denver, Mrs. Gall Whitman visits Kemmerer for Memorial Day, Floyd Norris buys a Master Six Buick from Big Piney Garage. W. G. Heitz estate items to be auctioned June 6 at 2 pm at the Emporium front door. Picture show moves to Saturday after June 7, effective June 13. Gen W Beatty lists household goods for sale in Big Piney before July 1 2: dining room items, appliances, tools, jars, tack, and a 8x8 brooder coop with chicks.
New Road North Fast Being Built
Construction of the new highway to the north progresses rapidly. Taggert Bros. operate a steady crew of experienced workers, treated well and fed well, with earth piled for grading visible between here and Daniel. The camp near Marbleton is noted for its orderly, hardworking staff and quality meals.
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Taggert Bros
Here
Daniel
Taggart. Bros
Marbleton
Big Piney and Tapeert Brothers Face Sunday Doubleheader
Big Piney business team meets North Piney ranchers in a big Sunday double header. The regular Big Piney squad plays Tapeert Brothers Construction Co. team as the season peaks. Fans are urged not to miss the top games of the season.
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Big Piney Business
North Piney
Big Piney
Tapeert Brothers Construction Co
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Lavina Manning
Rock Valley
Iowa
Bess Goodner
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Chautauquans
Maupin
Chautauqua
William L Maupin
Dunbar
White Huzzars
Vanety
Chicago
Fred Guthrie
Halfway
Fred Beck
Ona
Fontenelle
Grace MacGlashan
Pinedale
Ivan Jones
Eileen of
Kemmerer
Dr. Hook
Denver
Gall Whitman
Floyd Norris
W. G Heitz
Emporium
Zane Grey
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Marjorie Daw
Gloria Swanson
Bluebeard
State Bank of
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