Mills Arrested in cattle butchering case shocks town
The town awoke Saturday to learn Ralph W. Mills was arrested on charges of killing and butchering livestock. Evidence showed a cattle brand and butchering marks, with Mills bound over to district court after waiving examination. He reportedly sought buyers to raise funds for his case, while supporters note his good reputation and alleged innocence.
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Ralph W. Mills
Frank Fear
Mr. Mills
Gus Rodgers
Ralph
Justice Court
Mills
District Court
Ralph Mills
Lehmer
C. P. Budd
Wes
Case settles in Dunham Fultz trespass and battery court
In a justice court action Fultz faced H C Dunham for malicious trespass with Judge Dodge presiding. Dunham won the verdict. Fultz paid a $25 fine and costs on appeal, then pled guilty to an assault charge with the same fine and costs. Libel and damage counts were dismissed. The narrative also notes local painter activity and various townsfolk updates.
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H. C. Dunham
Chas. Fultz
Justice Court
Dodge
Mr. Dunham
Mr. Fultz
Fultz
Pinedale Play Delight At Budd's Hall Impresses Crowd
Stockmen's meeting visit by home talent company from Pinedale staged Its all In the Pay Streak to broad praise. The audience overflowed Budd's ball as Geo Glover McKee Shipley and Mrs Shipley Hall and McKee performed. John Plawincak bought the rear cabin and plans a brick residence with the cabin later used as a barn. Heitz building for Howard Heitz rises rapidly. W E Milla received Hood River strawberries shipped by his son. Bondurant heads toward Yellowstone Park with a party of young Indies around July 14. Pfeiffer and Irene Dodge named members. Judge Dodge has hay for sale.
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Pinedale
Examiner
John Plawincak
B. F. Bondurant
Kemmerer
Bondurant
Yellowstone National Park
Pfeiffer
Frank Pfeiffer
Irene Dodge
A Glorious Dance Thrills Piney Visitors by Kemmerer Orchestra
Big Piney hosted a grand dance with the Kemmerer Orchestra entertaining guests. The event ran from after the show into the early morning hours with music described as sweet and fitting for Piney. The piece expresses hopes to host them again for the Fourth of July.
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Big Piney
Kemmerer Orchestra
Piney
Horses' stomachs sent to state chemist for poison test
J L Fleming travels to Kemmerer with dead horses suspected of poisoning. Howard W Camp is jailed in Kemmerer to answer in district court. Stomachs sent to state chemist in Laramie via Dr W MecDill for analysis.
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J. L. Fleming
Kemmerer
Howard W. Camp
Laramie
W. MecDill
State Bank Directorate Meeting Highlights Growth
State Bank of Big Piney held a directors meeting with John W. Hay P J Quealy and A Kendall of other banks in attendance. The bank reported prosperity less than a year old with over 96000 in deposits and seven directors including Amos W Smith as vice president. Local stockholders include T O Beck Frank D J Al Osterhout and T D O Neil.
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John W. Hay
Rock Springs National Bank
P. J. Quealy
First National Bank of Kemmerer
A. Kendall
First National Bank of
Rock Springs
State Bank of
James Mickelson
Amos W. Smith
Frank A. Fear
A. Luman
Big Piney
le Green River
Messrs
T. O. Beck
Frank D. J
al Osterhout
T. D. O'Neil
Hay
Kendall
Quealy
Mickelson
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Gala Day at the Race Track
Al Hileman leads a July track meet with horse races at a windy day. Nellie ridden by Mise Daniels wins the mile cow pony, Carnival and Stringer race for stallions, Nettie wins the mare race after O Neill mare withdrawal, Stringer beats Carnival by fifty feet in the final stallion race.
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al Hileman
Lafe Griffin
Forest Thompson
Nettie
Stephen Daniels
Miss Blinche Daniels
Shideler
Link Shideler
Mise Daniels
Nellie
Sorre
Forrest Thompson
Carnival
Iie
Miss Blanche Daniels
T. D. O'Neil
O'Neil
Silver
Miss Daniels
Art Doyle
Stringer
Summer outing of Ladies 20th Century Club at Budd ranch
On June 7 Mrs. C P Hudd hosted a gathering of the Ladies 2th Century club and guests who drove to the Budd ranch near the foothills. The day featured fresh air, a scenic ride, a hearty lumaheon, and a well arranged program. Mrs Jobo O Budd will host the club on Thursday June 20.
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C. P. Hudd
2Th Century Club
Budd Ranch
Jobo O. Budd
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Fultz- Dunham
Judge Dodge
Histics
Deake Cote
Mr. Fear
Nichols
New House
Dan Budd
Howard Heitz
Albert Griggs
Chaffeur
MacGlashan
Albert
Mr. Reece
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville
Wyoming
Budd’s Hall
Geo
M. Glover
McKee
Shipley
Hall
Heitz
W. E. Milla
Hood River
Big Piney Mer. Co
F. E. Curtis
W. E. Mills
John Angus
Finch
North Piney
Lewis Vickrey
Co. P. Budd
Charlie Budd
Gus Whitman
W. G. Heitz
Ben Griggs
Smith Forks
State Bank
Leo
Harsh
Spur Gnish
W. F.mcdill
J. Hill Kemmerer
Wyo
J. Hill