Pinedale County Proceedings Record January 4 1957
Official county proceedings from Pinedale Wyoming dated January 4 1957 report regular session with all members present. Minutes approved. Acceptance agreements authorized and funds ordered to county treasury. Numerous county officers' reports approved and filed. appointments and bills audited with names and figures listed. Board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Wyoming
Sublette County
Philp Marincic
Jarrania
Donald Sparks
Donald W. Jewett
H. H. Summers
Anne R. Clark
Hazel Lawes
Tone McReynolds
Hazel Werner
Patricia Looney
Morris G. Horton
Ted Wiederanders
Andersheriff
Carr
Pnt Og John
Mackey
Vick Skinner
Elmer Feiler
Charles P. McAlister
Reed Schwab
Salt Lake Blue Print
Workmen's Compensation Department
Lucena
Worl's
Ford Service
R& B
Pinedale Power & Light Co
lTrukre Co
R&b
Lincoln Service Corp
Pinedale Imp. & Hawre
R & RB
Toghland ‘Lumber Co
Delgado Service
Public Land Sale Notice Rough on Mountainous Tract
United States Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne Wyoming announces a public sale for July 17 to offer two 80 acre tracts in sections 13 and 15 with minimum bids of 595 and 9456 dollars respectively. Sealed bids must be accompanied by certified funds and marked Public sale bid Serial No Wyoming 034373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
R. S
John CG
Doe L. Budd
Big Piney
N.R
N. Ls W
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Local residents join summer search for study and travel
Mrs Frank Bray and Miss Betty Budd head to Hogan Utah for summer school at Utah State. Many neighbors travel for funerals, state meetings, and visits, including Dudley Bowen’s rites in Rock Springs and Wyoming State Homemakers in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bray
Betty Budd
Hogan
Utah
Utah State
Ike Fletcher
Rock Springs
Dudley Bowen
Marcell Fear
Steg McKinnstry
Laramie
Wyoming
Warvey Olson
Oklahoma
White Sands
New Mexico
Colorado A. & M
Fort Collins
Harvey
Arnold Atron
Notice of Application for Retail Malt Beverage Permit
On May 28 1957 W A Smith filed an application for Retail Malt Beverage Permit 2m with Sublette County Clerk for Warren Bridge Store NW1L Sec 9 T 35N R LW 6th PM Protest date is 2 PM June 28 1957 in the Commissioners Room Sublette County Court House Pinedale Wyoming. Signed H H Summers dated May 28 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Smith
County of
Sublette
Warren Bridge Store
Nwil
R. LW
Sublette County Court House
Pinedale
Wyoming
H. H. Summers
Brook Trout Growth Stages Described
Under normal conditions brook trout reach lengths of about 3 inches in the first year, 6 inches by the second year, and 9 to 11 inches by the third year.
Notice of Retail Liquor License Application
The 28 day of May, 1957 Walter H Flomike filed an application for a Retail Liquor License in Sublette County for Elkhorn Bar at Bondurant location on NW quarter Section 29 Township 38 North Range West 6th PM. Protests, if any, against issuance of such license may be heard at 2 PM on June 28, 1957 in the Commissioners Room Sublette County Court House Pine Dale Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Walter H. Flomike
County of Subtette
Elkhorn Bar
Bondurant
St. of the NW
Ibe
Commissioners Room
Sublette County Court House
Pinedale
Wyoming
H. H. Summers
Sublette County Hearing on Liquor License Application
Notice that Martin J. Harris filed for a 2 Retail Liquor License in Sublette County Wyoming for Battle Mountain Ranch Amended Survey No. 553 within Sec. 4 T.38 N R.11 W. Protests, if any, will be heard at 2 PM on June 20, 1957 in the County Commissioners Room Pinedale Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Harris
County of
Sublette
Battle Mountain Ranch
Sublette County Court House
Pinedale
Wyoming
H. H. Summers
Game and Fish urges clean camp and picnic areas
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department issued its annual appeal to campers and picnickers to leave sites clean. It offered tips for areas without garbage facilities, including burning all paper and managing tin cans and other waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Burying and Storing Food Containers After Use
Instructions advise cooling cans then bagging or crushing them, burying bottles and jars in a deep narrow hole, stamping earth over the site and covering with brush to prevent erosion. Emphasizes thorough burying and cleanup as animals may dig up food scraps from containers.
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Philip Marincic
A. H. Summers
John Stevens
Town OF
C.c. Howerton
Courcil Aks
Rachel A. Scherbed
Cornelia L. Fear
United States Department OF the Interior
Craig A. Decker
Examiner
Mrs. Donald Gray
Mickey Hopkins
Lander
Pete Sumgreen
LaBarge
John ©. Campbell
Salt Lake City
United States Brewers Foundation
Utah-Wyoming
Bill Fredericks
Dixon & Co
Sadie Osterhout
Harreon Guio
Osterhout Ranch
Frank Eyres
Lynda
Tacoma
Wash
Marie Farrell
Helen Atwood
Georgie Earp
Dr. Knapp
Walter Gurney
This Place
Jos Ward
LaGrange
Wyo
Iowa
Ward
Gurney
Frank Cushate
Canada
Neil Willoughby
Nebraska
John Galliemore
Eilensburg
Washington
A. A. Thompson
Harries Dunham
Joe Gary Mored
Melvin Thompson
Salt Lake
Bill James
CaBarge
Plemis
Ford
Worl’s Ford Service
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Andy’s Kemmerer
Big Piney Lodge
George Gainestar
Masonic Hall
Mable Brause
Evelene
Nichols
GIVE
America
Tine Watch
Edly Hamil
Yrmia Rapid Cass
Truar Pleas
Glend
Hon Bracelst
Eucy Kami
Praznik & Greene
Jewelers
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