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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

6

Big Piney Stockmen Rally For Royal Time

The Green River Valley Stockmen’s Association met in Big Piney for a largely attended two day event. Officers were chosen, a $1000 reward offered for capture of Jennings and Murphy, and a $5 bounty on wolves within the valley. Monday included a bell game and dances, with Kemmerer performing. Tuesday featured a Big Piney marbleton baseball game won 14 to 8, plus races and a chariot event. Attendance and festivities marked a memorable celebration stretching into early Wednesday morning with a late luncheon.

Green River Valley Stockmen's Association Big Piney T. L. Clementsen Jennings Murphy Green River Valley Association Pinedala Brass Trom Kemmerer Pitney Marbleton Ahi Piney Boys Grover Mille Throne

Bid notice for Big Piney school building Wyoming

Trustees of School District No 8 Lincoln County Wyoming invite sealed proposals to construct a school building at Big Piney. Bids due 3 PM June 18 1914 with 5 percent bid bond and 25 percent performance bond. proposals to be addressed to Al Osterhout and opened publicly. Specifications available at architect D D Sani Rocky Springs and county offices.

Lincoln Wyoming Big Piney al Osta Hout Big Piney Wye Eegeryas Tharly AW Lls al Osterboutst Big Piney Wyoming Scho Lincoln County Javen Mickelson J.B. Budd al Osterhont Trustees

Examiner Announces New Editor and Printing Plans

The Examiner appoints Royal A. Young as editor and manager. For a period the paper will print at Pinedale until a capable assistant is secured, then at Big Piney. The paper will follow a Democratic policy and avoid slander while aiming to publish complete news with wide correspondent coverage.

Examiner -Royal A. Young Pinedale Examiner Big Piney

Young takes charge of Big Piney Examiner in Roundup move

Royal A. Young, after two months assisting in the Roundup office, assumes control of the Big Piney Examiner. The paper will be printed at the Roundup office for a period, with coverage shared between Pinedale and Big Piney readers to reflect local happenings.

Royal A. Young Big Piney Examiner Pinedale Young

Notice against littering along county roads

All persons are requested not to throw oil cans or rubbish of any kind into the fryio ditches along the county roads by order of the supervisor of county roads. J. B. Curtis.

Fryio

Yellowstone Park Replicated in Panama-Pacific Exposition

The Yellowstone National Park exhibit at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco in 1910 will duplicate the park’s geysers and cliffs in miniature. Built by the Union Pacific railway system, the display costs about one hundred thousand dollars and aims to convey perspective and distance to give spectators the sense of being in the valley.

Yellowstone National Park San Francisco Union Pacific Railway System

Bondurant Buds Trip and Local Social Notes

Bondurant residents report a morning departure for Yellow Stone park by Perie and Clare Bondurant and the Hanagan couple. The party plans a Minnesota return after the park visit while locals such as Jim Noble and Win Bowlsby conduct weekly business. Mrs. Hazel Bondurant and her son Jesse visit, carpentry from C F Bellin featured, and Rudolph Swartz piloted a stock meeting party to Big Piney with Sheriff Clementsen and others returning the next day.

Perie Clare Bondurant Frank Hanagan Yellowatone Park Hanson Minnesota Jim Noble Cora Win Bowlsby Pinedale Hill C. F. Bellin Perry Shel Baker Alex Swenson Hazel Bondurant Jesse Bondurant Frank Hanann Frank van Vleck C.F. Bellin Waugh Hibbens Rudolph Swartz Big Piney Sheriff Clementsen J. C. Miller R.A. Young

Nine Years Will See Streams Full of Trout

Forestry officials announce a nine year plan to restock trout streams and lakes in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota. The Bureau of Fisheries will supply about 20 million fry with four and a half million shipped this year and declining each year to total restocking. Fry distribution will target railroad stations near waters and planting will be done by forest officers to monitor results across 273 lakes and acres.

Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Lowen Bureau of Fisheriee Forest Service 2Greea Bureau of Fish Series

District treasurers must publish reports in Wyoming

Fremont county school district treasurers have neglected the duty to publish annual financial statements as required by statute. The law mandates in July a full report of receipts and disbursements for the previous year. Miss Lillian Curtis returns from Orsha after completing a course at Ballin college and studies music in Omaha.

Fremont County Wyoming Lillian Curtis Orsha Aha Haw Juat Balla’ College Minn Curtis Omaha

Popular Young Couple Marries at Fontenelle

Frankie Hurshler and Jesse Fuller wed at Canon ranch on Monday. The bride, daughter of Jake Hurshler of Fontenelle, is well known in the area. The groom, secretary and treasurer of Opal Mercantile in Opal, is described as a steady, valued man. They plan a honeymoon to Helena via Renner, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berk. Congratulations issued.

Frankie Hurshler Jesse Fuller Canon Ranch Jake Hurshler Fonteneile Weil Kmower Wyoming Opal Mercantile Company Opal Sterling Worth Atvid Riaen Hlinaia Renmecer Fred Berk

Bear encounter and injuries at Willow Creek

Ranger Allen and Ranger Basham with Lew Heek cutting lumber at Pinedale report a nine brown bear sighting near Kendall. A visitor on Friday witnessed two cubs with their mother while a woman was nipped by the cub, another rider was thrown from a horse. Sawmill at the place runs daily. no names given.

Allen

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the Emporium Howard Heitz Proprietor F. D. Chapel Proprietor Birong Connertions Big Piney Service Store Frank Burney First National Bank Rock Springs Wyo Emporium Will Big Pinsy J. B. Curtis Yellowstone Park Fredell Hotel Dringman C. P. MacGlusb As Tnsurance Fontenelle Ranger Allen Ranger Basham Kendall Lew Heek Sommers Minedile Chis Priday Lewis Allen Hantings Luis Art Doyk Clare Mershon Tamily Pridiey John Allen Ly Thomas Irsin Locker'a Thurails Miss Kowal
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