Pinedale County Commissioners Meet Approves Roads and Budgets
The June 1 1965 session in Pinedale Wyoming saw all members present. Officers reports were approved and filed with several acceptance agreements totaling 999.98 authorized for funds to Town of Pinedale Moision Corn Store Library and Sublette County Library. A public road petition for a route through Sections 13 and 24 to the State Highway was ordered initiated with Milford Steele named viewer. Numerous county salaries and departmental invoices were audited and warrants drawn.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Keith
Mary Hill Anderson
Cora
Town of
Wm. Moision
BLM
Sublette
Ethelyne Worl
County Library Board
Jian Allen
County Museum Board
Earl EB. Steele
Board of County Commissioners
Gard Road
Milford Steele
John E. Evenild
Jake Pfisterey
Milford Steelie
H. H. Summers
Anne FR. Clark
Ernesta Faler
Donald Sparks
Elma Kape
Glenna Grinder
Hazel Werner
Wraylene Bancroft
Hazel Lawes
Miriam Carlson
Mortis C. Horton
Euesey
Wm. P. Slatter
George A. Wilson
Edgar Holladay
Mra. L. T. Livingston
Robert W. Sievers
Jean B. Risser
Rosalie E. Hackett
Geraldine Son
Rhea P. Binning
Reed Schwaab
Lester Priebe
Erwin W. Kap
William Faler
Ted Wiederanders
Williams. Williams
J. Thomas Jonston
M.D
Syl’s
Bob's Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
Paul N. Scherbel
Delgado Oil Co
Cene Inloes
D. CG. Carson
Stella McKinstry
Davis Audio-Visual, Inc. Supplies Ag
Hugh D. Schooley
Pinedale Chevron
Bowlmore
City
Arnold Powell
Twin Creek
Wortham Machinery Co
Lee's Welding Supplies, Inc
Bowman Products Co
Wyo. Automotive Co
Lincoln Service Corp
W. R. White Co
Pinedale Auto Supply
Flat Tire Mart
James Greenwood
State
Sublette County
Dept. c
Delgada Service
Big Pieny Examiner
A ' Allen Agency
Bonds Acisioy A
Wyo
Hospital Medical Service
Las Grose & Shisla
the Mills Company
Rermeat Bank of
A. Thompson
Wyoming Frontier Newspapers and Their Builders
The early Wyoming press traveled by wagon and tent shaping frontier towns. Editors forged reform, urged statehood, and promoted local institutions while rival papers sparked friendly competition. Laramie and Douglas gained national notice through notable editors and papers.
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Wyoming
Territows
Aity
T the Desert
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Douglas
Bill Barrow
M. C. Barrow
Laramie
Bill Nye
New Town Officers Take Oath At City Hall Meeting
The regular meeting of the Town Gourkdil saw the newly elected mayor and council sworn in. Officials include Mayor Paul WN. Scherbel and Council members Mrs. Lela Jamieson O. Wilkerson Lovie Tomassi and Scott Seasions. Historical notes cover Wyoming's pioneering newspapers from Fort Bridger to Laramie.
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Tag Town Hall
Paul WN. Scherbel
Lela Jamieson
O. Wilkerson
Lovie Tomassi
Scott, Seasions
Hiram Brundage
Douglas C. McMurtrie
Wyoming
Daily Telegraph
Ft. Bridger
Serritory of
Cheyenne
Leader
Argus
Rocky Mountain Star
Acgus
Union Pacific
Frontier Index
Fort Sanders
Laramie
Fathers' Day Reminder Amid Rainy Sunday
The note urges honoring fathers on Sunday May 20th while acknowledging continuing rain. It frames the day as a chance to remember dad despite wet weather. The message combines a seasonal greeting with a weather update to set the mood.
Range Rising Land Condemnation Concerns and Advice
The article warns that highway and urban expansion from 1964 to 1972 will displace many families and businesses through eminent domain. It explains condemnation steps, how land value is set, and urges owners to hire qualified appraisers to protect their rights and potential court or negotiation needs. It also notes local rural life events and a 4 H Camp upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helé
Wyoming
Masonic Dance Grand Affair at Masonic Hall
The annual Masonic Dance Friday night drew a large attendance of members and invited guests. Guests received corsages on entry and punch was served as the evening’s refreshment. Attendees called it one of the gulf affairs of the season.
Water and Sewer Delinquency Notice from Big Piney Town Council
Important notice warns property owners that water and sewer charges are due upon receipt and become delinquent by the 10th of each month. Delinquent accounts must be paid by the 25th or service will be discontinued as of that date, by order of the Town Council. Published June 10 17 24.
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Big Piney
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Official County Commissioners Proceedings
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the Newspaper
Frontier State
Velma Lindford
Reta Carr
NEW Town Officers
Nen
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The
Dad
Raini
Stella
Rural Life
Alpine
Itelime
Roquefort
France
Gane
MeKinetry
Malccolm
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Rome
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