Big Piney Hosts Stockmen Royal Time
The Green River Valley Stockmen’s Association met at Big Piney over two days, a successful gathering with business and social events. Officers were chosen, rewards and bounties were announced, and plans for next year set, including Pinedale as the next meeting site. A brass band, baseball game, races, and a late night dance highlighted the celebration.
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Green River Valley Stockmen's Association
Big Piney
T. L. Clementsen
Jennings and Murphy
Piney
Marbleton
Piney Boys
Grover
Mikle
Pinedale
Notice to contractors for Piney school building bids
Trustees of School District No 8 Lincoln County Wyoming invite sealed bids for building a school at Piney Wyoming. Bids close June 27 1914. Plans at architect D D Spani Rocks Wyoming State Bank Big Piney County Clerk Emmerer Wyoming and clerk Al Osterhout Big Piney. Bonds 25 percent. Each bid requires 5 percent certified check payable to Al Osterhout.
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Trustees of
School Distric No
Lincoln County
Wyoming
By Piney Wyoming
Wreecelock
D.D Spani
Rocks Wyoming
State Bank
Big Piney
Bg Piney
Emmerer Wyoming
al Ostehout
Big Piney Wye
Amont
al Osterhout
Osterbout
Big Tiney
Ays
Lipeola
Announcement of Examiner editor and print plan
An announcement states Royal A Young becomes manager of the Examiner and that the paper will be printed at Pinedale until a proprietor can be secured, then at Big Piney. It pledges Democratic policy, no defamation, and efforts to gather news from outlying sections, asking supporters to back the new editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal A. Young
Pinedale
Examiner
Big Piney
New Editor Takes Charge at Big Piney Examiner
R A Young has taken charge of the Big Piney Examiner after moving from the Roundup office where he has worked two months. The Examiner will be printed at the Roundup office for now and will cover news of Pinedale and Big Piney with local interest.
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R A. Young
Y. Examiner
Examiner
Notice to clean up county junk per supervisor order
In a terse public notice J B Curtis calls all residents to remove rubbish and debris from the county area. The directive emphasizes cleanup and adherence to supervisor orders.
Yellowstone style in Panama-Pacific Exposition district
The San Francisco Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915 will feature a miniature yet lifelike replica of Yellowstone National Park in the amusement concession district. Built by the Union Pacific railway system at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars, the display aims to convey depth and perspective to give spectators the sense of being in the valley.
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Yellowstone National Park
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railway System
Bondurant Buds Visit Yellowstone Park 1914
June 15 1914 report of a Bondurant party including Perle and Clare Bondurant and Mr and Mrs Frank Hanson traveling to Yellowstone Park. Hanson plans Minnesota home after trip. Jim Noble of Cora in Basin on business. Various local residents mentioned with brief notes on visits and errands.
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Perle
Clare Bondurant
Frank Hanson
Yellowstone Park
Shel Baker
Alex Svenson
Hasel Bondurant
Jesse
Bondurant
Frank van Vieck
Home
F. Bellin
Carter
Waugh Hibbens
Restocking Trout Streams Across Three States Over Nine Years
Local forestry officials announced a nine year plan to restock all trout streams and lakes in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota. The Bureau of Fisheries will supply fry with distribution via railroad stations and forest officers will plant them to achieve broad coverage across 273 waters. Estimated need is about 25 million fry, with the bureau providing over four and a half million this year and decreasing thereafter.
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Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Bureau of Fisheries
Forest Service
Popular Young Couple Married at Fontenelle
Miss Frankie Hurshler and Mr. Jesse Puller united in marriage at the Fontenelle ranch on Monday. The bride is the daughter of Jake Hurshler and has lived in Wyoming since girlhood. the groom is secretary treasurer of Opal Mercantile Co. in Opal. After the ceremony the couple left for Illinois via Kemmerer for their honeymoon, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck. Congratulations were extended for a happy married life.
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Frankie Hurshler
Jesse Puller
Fontenelle
Jake Hurshler
Wyoming
Opal Mercantile Company
Opal
Sterling Worth
Linois
Kemmerer
Fred Beck
Bears, lumber work, and small incidents around Kendall
Ranger Allen assists Ranger Basham at Kendall while Lew Beck cuts lumber for Mr. Plank and Lewia Allen hauls for Art Doyle to Pinedale. Visitors include Pinedale resident P. V. Sommers and Clare Mershon of Cora. Bear sighting after a ride ends with a cowboy-style box on the bear’s ear. a rider is thrown from a horse. The local school under Miss Hoach progresses and the sawmill runs daily.
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Lewia Allen
Art Doyle
Pinedale
Clare Mershon
Cora
Ranger Allen
John Allen
L. Thomas
Irvin Lesier
Allen
District Treasurers Publish Reports Promptly Questioned
Fremont county school district treasurers have neglected the duty to publish annual statements of money handled as required by Wyoming statutes. The 1946 compiled code mandates publication in a general circulation newspaper in the county during the first week of July each year, detailing receipts and expenditures.
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Fremont County
Wyoming
Miss Lillian Curtis Returns From Omaha Music Studies
Miss Lillian Curtis came back Tuesday from Omaha where she completed four courses in studied music.
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Lillian Curtis
Omaha
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BIG Piney Examiner
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