Junior Rodeo Results of Last Sunday's Show
Last Sunday featured the Junior Cowboys of Big Piney with guests performing bronc riding bull riding calf roping bareback events and entertaining the crowd The stock came from Dewey Bakes Pinedale Gordon Mickelson Kenneth Fear Carroll Noble and others Queen Kahryn Lambert and attendant Dianne Fear will reign next year Winners included Don Scher Lander in saddle bronc Leon Cook Lander in bull riding Corky Lazier Pinedale in bareback bronc riding Tom ONeil Big Piney in calf roping Corky Lazier All around cowboy Second prize winners listed with full names and towns The event was sponsored by the Sublette County Rodeo Inc with Joe Ghrisman secretary treasurer and Bill Budd as announcer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Dewey Bakes
Pinedale
Gordon Mickelson
Kenneth Fear
Carroll Noble
Cora
Kahryn Lambert
Dianne Fear
Don Scher
Lander
Leon Cook
Don Milking
Walt Shearer
Corky Lazier
Tom O'Neil
Finedale
Sadhrone
Corky Lozier
Enner
Corley Faceli
Big Piney District Plans Aerial Herbicide Spraying
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District will spray carebruch and orillows with 24 D herbicide from aircraft starting soon over about 5500 acres at 310 dollars per acre, contractor unchanged from last year. Ranchers include James A. Greenwood Jr., James F Mickelson, Bar Cross L and L Co, Francis W. Tanner, Robert V. Thomaso, Robert M. Miler, Rupert I. Miller, Ross Meeks, Jewett Land and Livestock Co, Gordon Mickelson, Budd and Son. Work coordinated with Soil Conservation Service and Agricultural Extension Service with Agricultural Conservation Program aid. Spraying targets sagebrush where grass is present. brush removal boosts native pasture yields. About 500 acres last year, including Bridger National Forest, with prior applications raising yields three to four times. During spraying, fields should be rested from grazing to allow grass recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
James A. Greenwood, Jr
James F Mickelson
Bar Cross Land and Livestock
Bridger National Forest
Mrs Harry Magee a former Big Piney resident dies in Evanston
Mrs Harry Magee born September 12 1902 in Ottumwa Iowa died suddenly last Sunday in Evanston where the family has lived since September The widow of Harry W Magee she is survived by her husband daughter Marilyn Holt and her mother Margaret Holt Also survived by a brother Donald Holt Funeral services were held at Bills Funeral Home Evanston and the body sent to Glendale California for burial The Magee family and local friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Magee
Big Piney
Evanston
Ottmwa
Iowa
George
Margaret Donaldson Holt
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falll
Harry W. Magee
Waterloo
Little Brown Church
Wildwood
Denver
Wyo
Magee
Episcopal Church
Order of Eastern Star
Mubstate
Tome
Schook
Marilyn Magee
Margaret Holt
Glendale
Calf
Donald Holt
Portmouth
Bills Funeral Home
California
Comes Lambert
Kathy
Robert O'Neil
Sandra
Charles Davis
Bennett
Sublette County artists discuss next Riverton meeting
Sublette County Artist Guild met Wednesday at the Rim home of Mrs. Linn Sargent with co hostess Mrs. William Sargent. Vice President Betty Blake led the session and the group accepted an invitation to the Riverton Writers Club for the next meeting. A storytelling contest titled Watch the Accent produced winning entries by Betty Blake and Peggy Pape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County Artist Guild
Rim
Linn Sargent
Wiliam Sargent
Betty Blake
Riverton Writers Club
Peggy Pape
Ethelyne
Peal Spencer
Harriet
Mac Summers
Mary Murdock
Lora Jewett
Hefien Tanner
Oregon
Green River
Farcon Highway
Bthelype Worf
Pearl Spencer
Helen Sargent
Mae Sommers
Fogey Pape
Mu1ded Miller
Helen Tanner
Lora Gewett
Dorothy Sargent
Bobby Miller
Annual Meeting Notice for Southwest School District
The annual school meeting of the Southwest school District will be held at the High School building in Big Piney on Tuesday June 19 at 2 00 oclock. Patron attendance is hoped. Clerk of the Board Cornelia M Jewett publishes notice June 7 and June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Buiding
Big Piney
Cornelia M. Jewett
Stock Growers Elect Barlow President for a Second Term
RAWLINS June The Wyoming Stock Growers convention re elected incumbent officers led by Norman Barlow of Cora as president and retained other officers including Bryan Patrick Torrington and E R May Jr Sunshine. Ten resolutions were defeated while several measures favored by the convention committee were adopted, including opposition to federal aid, support for mineral loss compensation, and continued use of voluntary beef grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenca
Robert D. Hanesworth
Cheyenne
Seretary
Keagartr
Myria F Agee
Joe Budd
Big Pine
Johnson County
NATO
Forest Service
US Lars
Conmeress
Wyoming Beef Council
Wyoming Congressional Delegation
Rawlins
Camp leaders Sandra ONeil and Keith Smith shine at Douglas 4-H event
Sandra ONeil and Keith Smith attended a 4-H Jr Leader Camp in Douglas with Sweetwater County delegates. They registered late Tuesday, spoke Wednesday, and Keith ranked in the top four while Sandra remains in contention. Sandra chaired the County Fair Party and was named Southwest District camp committee chair with Keith as vice chair, marking a historic first for the South region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanda
Keith
Douglas
Sweetwater County
Banks
Sandra
America
Ond
Shgr
Paper Age
Fir Southwest Dustet
Kelti
Sandra Becatus
West District
Kent
Banco Ners
Sandy
Beliandy
Kelva
Big Piney
Four Wyoming 4 H Members Win Washington Trip
Four older Wyoming 4 H Club members receive top award from 4 H work for a trip to Washington D C. They are Shirley Wooltington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Jeft
Shirley Wooltington
School Meeting Tuesday June 19 Elects Trustees
The annual school election will be held at the high school next Tuesday June 19 to elect trustees and handle other business. Bonds for a teacherage were sold to the State of Wyoming at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Remember Farm Bureau Coxted at Pinedale Hall
Sublette County farm event held June 21 at 8 PM in Community Hall Pinedale. Talk and Talent Find awards for two age groups with first prizes including a paid trip to Thermopolis and national contest. second prizes small cash. Entry requires Farm Bureau membership and ages 18 to 28 or 10 to 17. notify Mrs Milford Steele by June 16. admission 50 cents with children under 12 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Farm Bureau
Pinedale
Vdr
Thermopolis
Milford Steele
Whiten Visit Noted at Keinterer Last Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ben Whiten visited Keinterer last Saturday, stopping by local scenes and meeting residents during their brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Whiten
Keinterer
Last Rites For Daughter Of Mrs. Lulu Cooper
Pauline Cooper, daughter of Mrs. Lulu Cooper, dies in Denver after illness. Funeral at Community Congregational church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Thornton. She studied at multiple colleges, earned Phi Beta Kappa, worked for National Farmers Union, survived by mother and Denver relatives. Interment in Big Piney cemetery. Tanner Mortuary arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cooper
Lua Cooper
Lui
Community Congregational Church
John Thornton
Mee Mickson
Eline Moffat
Isle of
Somewhere
Pauline
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Colo
University of Eifel
Germany
Pau Coopen
Osaki
Japan
Wake Island
Pacific Naval Air Bases
Cody
National Farmers Union
Lulu Cooper
Eister
Kathryn Catalano
A L. McGinnis
Big Piney
Pred Shaffer
LaBarge
Wyo
Marie McGinnis
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to all who offered support and beautiful floral offerings during a recent bereavement. The tender ministrations will be cherished by Mrs. Kathy Catalano and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McGinnis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaffer and Family, Miss Marie McGinnis.
Barbecute drew large crowd at Marbleton barbecue
The Marbleton barbecue held last Saturday afternoon drew a large crowd. It ran out of barbecued meat and served 13 substitutes with roast beef. The event was hosted by Mr and Mrs Willie Osterkamp to advertise at the Steeldrom holdings, which Osterkamp represents. A storage erector belonging to Francis Tanner was used for mud from a well drilling site. A dance that evening also drew many young people. The $5000 Drive was won by Nellie Crabtree of LaBarse and Paul Allen of Pmenate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton
Willie Osterkamp
Steeldrom Holdings
Osterkamp
Francis Tanner
Nellie Crabtree
LaBarse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Gotty
Harvey Atwood
Kethy Lembert
Patsy Hittle
Kathy Lrmbert
Betty Budd
Sublette County Roving Car, Inc
Joe Ghrisman
Treas
Bill Budd
D. News
Annuail School
Soil Conservation District
Barlow
Sandra Oneil
Keith Smith
Washington
WM. Budd, JR
White House
William Bud, Jr
Young Republicans
Tas
Wl Mis
Dwight D. Esenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Big Piney Cemetery
Tanner Mortuary
Sarbecue
Paul Allen
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