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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
6
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The Mason Mites report a Bet ter Neighbors' Club meeting at the McClintocks with a fine dinner. Plans are made for a July 4 picnic under Mrs. Henry Budd's trees and five young men registered to await possible military service.
Mr and Mrs J T Wilhelm returned from Daniel and nearby on business. Clare Bondurant plows for sowing grass seed. Mrs Walter McPherson visited her mother Mrs Sarah E Faris. Frank Vanvleck repairs a fence with Frank Hanson. Wm Bowlsby sent bear traps to Chas Bayer at Pinedale for reserve use. Helen Wilhelm visited sister Mrs Pat Healy. Mr and Mrs Henry Groy called on business. Mrs Frank Hansen and Ella visited Mrs B F Bondurant. Shel Baker and son Theodore visited Van Vieck home. Canyon road work to start about the 10th and aims to be passable soon. Arthur Hicks, Phil Morgan, Lorenzo Robinson and Eugene Robinson registered, others had registered earlier.
June 11 1917 updates report Mrs. C W Carlson ill with Dr Hook attending. Ed Yeadon visited Hillmont en route to Piney on business. Mr and Mrs F D Ball and family visited Piney and Marbleton. H C Dunham delivered seed oats and chickens from Opal to Mrs W E Enos of Daniel. C W Carlson planting potatoes. cold weather hinders growth. Hayden family drove to Piney. The Examiner for the News.
Public notice of a reduced price sale offering a seven room house two lots a soft water well a barn and a garage. For particulars inquire at the Examiner office. al9tf
State Board of Land Commissioners will offer for sale on June 30 1917 at 1 pm at the Kemmerer Wyoming courthouse front door 40 acres NE 1/4 section 6 township 29N range 112W priced at 13.33 13 per acre with bids not less than 3/4 of appraised value and $10 per acre. Ten percent cash at sale, balance over up to 18 years at 4 percent interest, improvements go to purchaser, board reserves right to reject bids. Signed by FRANK L. HOUX President and RAY E. LEE Commissioner May 22 1917.
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