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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
Carprenter offers services for any remodeling job and invites contact at telephone 3736 Big Piney and address 1201 The Canada Jay. Also notes a bake sale at Burney's Store on Saturday June 13 from 2 to 4.
Postmaster George Nichols and family in Lar amie for the postmasters convention. Big Piney area rainfall boosts creek and river flows. Flowers and shrubs beautify the State Bank of Big Piney. Grand opening of the First National Bank in Kemmerer draws many locals to view the new building. Ross Meeks remains hospitalized in Jackson but aims for a soon release. Sewing work offered with materials provided and shipping paid. Dog tags go on sale in Marbleton with fees set for male and female dogs. Dan H Bud is mayor and Sharron Pearson serves as clerk.
The annual School Board election for the Southwest School District will be held June 23 1964. Petitions must be filed ten days before the election and signed by ten eligible voters. Incumbents Margaret M. Evenild and Robert V. Thompson seek reelection. Petitions may be picked up in the Superintendent's office in the Elementary building. Publication dates May 28 June 4 11 18.
All dog licenses must be paid by a fifth male dogs four hundred dollars and female seven dollars. A full grown bull bison stands five to six feet at the shoulder about nine feet long and weighs two thousand to two thousand six hundred pounds. More than eight thousand three hundred students have graduated from the National Rifle Association hunter safety training course in Wyoming.
Town Council warns Gog owners that any pegs found in fields with cattle within the town limits will be destroyed on sight without further notice. Citizens are urged to keep their pets secure. Signed by Mayor CO. Davis.
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