Triangle Club June Meeting At Leglot Hall Big Piney
The Triangle Club of Big Piney met June 12 at Leglot Hall with 19 members and one guest. President Davie Virestko led, Ruth Hocges played piano, and Maxine Painter led prayer. Roll call cited kind deeds, minutes were approved, plans were made for July 4 outreach and July 10 picnic. A health department lecture by Alice Wiggins sparked a cake decorating demo and raffle won by Davie Virestko.
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Triangle Club of
Big Piney
Leglot Hall
Alice Wardell
Bertha Roberts
Davie Virestko
Ruth Hocges
Maxine Painter
Triangle Club
Muriel Gray
Blanche Clark
Daniel
Alice Wiggins
State Department of Health
Hannah Bird
Davie Vilrostke
Bierce
Ami
Nancy Lou Pitt
Supplements to 1953 fishing rules issued by Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approved three supplements at a Cheyenne meeting clarifying seining trapping rules. Seining is banned in state waters without a permit issued by the State Fish Warden and bait fish must come from licensed dealers. Non game fish only may be trapped and East/Ficht Mile Lake added to open waters. Motor boats banned at West Packers Lake. East Packers Lake added to allowed motor craft list.
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Wyoming Game and Fish
Cheyenne
Ficht-Mile Lake
Carbon County
West Packer's Lake
Goshen County
East Packer's Lake
Tony Parcelli Now in Japan
SASEBO Japan Anthony J Parcell fireman apprentice USN of Big Piney Wyoming serving aboard the international combustion engine repair ship USS Luzon at Sasebo Japan.
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Sasebo
Japan
FHING
Anthony J. Parcell
USN
Big Piney
Wyo
International Combustion Engine
Luzon
Finance Firms Convene in Jackson for Annual Convention
William M. Leiter of Cheyenne announced the Wyoming Association of Financy Companies will hold its tenth annual convention in Jackson on Friday June 27 and Saturday June 28.
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Finance Companies
Jackson
Cheyenne
Wyo
William M. Leiter
Wyoming Association of Financy Companies
Association M
Wyoming
Growth of Crook and Johnson Counties in Wyoming 1875 1885
The 1875 Legislative Assembly created Crook and Johnson Counties in northern Wyoming with 500 electors required for organization, later reduced to 300. Governors Hoyt and Hays cite difficulty filling offices. 1880 census lists Crook 239 and Johnson 637. Johnson organized in 1881, Crook in 1885, with rising populations and property values reaching over 2.47 million by 1885.
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Legislative Assembly
Groek
Pease
Johnson
Wyoming
John W. Hays
Hoyt
Cheyenne
Croak County
Populson and
Johnson County
Erritoria’ Board
Wquniz
Crook County
Uzanize
Veterans of Foreign Wars 25th Anniversary Convention
Attendees of the V F W 25th silver anniversary convention in Green River included Commander Frank Korfanta of V F W Post 4801 and Delegate Art Gibson representing the auxiliary. Lora E Jewett, Flossie Mae Cole, Dorothy Hecox, and Jessie Blackmon served in district and department roles during the June 6 7 8 gathering with a banquet at Washington school gym and memorial services. Dorothy Hecox received a Past District President pin as her term ended.
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Green River
Prank ‘Korfanta
V. F. W. Pose
Art Gibson
Lora E. Jewett
Flossig Mze Cole
Dorothy Hecox
Jessie Blackmon
Frank Korfanta
Washington School
Neight
Flossie Mae Cole
Elisbeth, Fletcher
Sublette County Bonds Drive May Purchases
Sublette County residents boosted the U S Savings Bond program with 1161 dollars in EB and H bonds sold in May. County Chairman John S Mackey announced here today. Also noted were visits from Gordon Mickelpon and Chuck Spurlock and Mickey Hopkins from Lander working on a survey for James F Mickelson.
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Sublette
U. S
John S. Mackey
Chuck Spurlock
Mickey Hopkins
Lander
James F. Mickelson
Chuck Wagon Days In Big Piney July 4 5 Rodeo and BBQ
Big Piney to celebrate on the 4th and 5th of July with a daily rodeo and a large free beef barbecue on the 4th. Events include saddle bronc, bronco riding, calf roping, bull dogging, team tying and barre. Purses total $250 for each main event. barbecue by Big Piney Lions Club with Triangle Club salads. dance at Community Hall July 4.
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Big Piney
Sublette County Roping
Big Piney Lions Club
Triangle Club
Wyoming Names Peterson State Game Warden in Riverton
State Game Warden B Peterson, 53, has been named chief of the department's Wildlife Development Division, replacing Norbert Daak who moves to field duty. James B White becomes Deputy Game Warden in Shoshoni, with Yearman and Yeaman reassigned to Sheridan posts as vacancies are filled. The changes, effective July 1, come after a Cheyenne meeting of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission. The article also notes meat inspection laws and April cigarette tax distributions.
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Fielding B. Peterson
Dutries
Riverton
Warren
Wyoming Game and Fuir Commission
Cheyenne
Vhcaman
Shendon
Widlife Development Division
Peterson
Wil
Norbert C. Daak
Fancs
Yeamnan
Sheridan
Gane Wand
Kemmarer Pinejale
Laramie
Tensecp
Lander
Ruverton
Yearman
S Department
Emmloyee
Casper
James B. White
Shoshoni
Dinras Super
Peters
Wyoming
State Department of Agricuture
Division of Food & Drug
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Emigrant Trail Trek No to Be Made This Year
A planned Emigrant Trail trek directed by Clark Bishop and Albert Sims will not be held this year. The event was to start near Parting of the Ways and follow the old Brigham Young route to Bear River or Yellow Creek, with guides, wagon bosses, historians, and other officials listed. The caravan would assemble on Highway 28 near Farson and Lander, with reservations to be made through contacts in Atlantic City and South Pass.
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Pacific Springs
Brigham Young
Moremon
Bear River
Yellow Creek
Evanston
Highway 28
Farson
Lander
Emgrant Road
Ali
Clayton
Jetters AG
Wyoming
Cartain
Wm. R. Bradley
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Joe Begley
Jules Farlow
Lyle Hidebrand
Douglas
Hlizabeth Hildverand
Helen ‘Tanner
Big Piney
Drilling Report Details Oklahoma Southwest Wells
Drilling report notes several wells including Hogsback 22-24 at 9048 feet in Mt. States Orig. Co. area, Hogsback 23-6 with NW Geo data, Hogsback 71-6 under R.U. Soc. SE, and Tip Top 43-31 with fuse 5833 to 7138 feet. Records show shut-in status on 6-7-58 and production rates 12 750 Mef/D and 275/1025 b, with Rent Drilling Co. as operator for Tip Top wells.
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General Petroleum
Big Piney
Hogsback
Mt. States
Rent Drilling Co
Orig
Griggs Family Visit Spans Colorado and Texas
Mr. aunt Mrs. Sylvester Griggs traveled to Fort Collins Colorado Saturday and met their daughter god son in law Mr and Mrs Hermen Gray and daughters Jean and Karen of Amiaritla Texas. They returned to Big Piney Sunday with the two girls while Mr and Mrs Gray went home. Mrs Leland Willoughby of Dix Nebraska, youngest daughter of Frank Cushatt, has been a guest at the Cushatt home.
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Sylvester Griggs
Fort Collins
Colorado
God
Mie
Hermen Gray
Jean
Karen
Amiaritla
Texas
Big Piney
Mr. Gray
Leland Willoughby
Dix
Nebraska
Frank Cushatt
Cushatt
Pine Dale Roundup Set For June Weekend in Sublette County
Sublette County Sporting Association hosts Pine Dale Roundup on June 21 and 22 at new town entertainment homes. Saddle bronco riding bareback riding calf roping bulldogging adult events. girls contest include pole bending and barrel racing. Both days grant entry and Sunday event finale.
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Sublette County
Sublette
Lindsay Hartman Nuptials Reported For June Seven
Mr and Mrs Hal Lindsay of Bur Piney announce the marriage of their daughter Judy Stewart to Lloyd L Hartman of Riverton Wyoming The groom is stationed at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Norman Oklahoma The former Miss Stewart and Mr Hartman were married June 7 1958 in Gainesville Texas They will reside later in Memphis Tennessee
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Hal Lindsay
Bur Piney
Judy Stewart
Lloyd L. Hartman
Riverton
Wyo
Lloyd Hartman
Naval Air Fechinal Training Center
Norman
Oklahoma
Miss Stewart
Mr Hartman
Gainsville
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Teton Elk Runting Quota Filled
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announced the 1968 elk permit quota for Teton National Park is filled at 1200 permits. Permits were issued on a first come basis to residents and nonresidents with licenses. successful applicants will be notified by the Park Service in about six weeks and can pick up permits at the Jackson Lake Ranger Station near Moran Junction.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and
Tek
Teton National Park
S. J. Tacolelti
Park Service
Jackson Lake
Moran Junction
Secretary of Interior
Sublette County Featured in Wyoming Spotlight Ad
A weekly Wyoming feature highlights Sublette County under the banner Natures Last Frontier. The United States Brewers Foundation advertises the county on page 2, praising nature and noting the trade group's self regulation of beer sales within the law.
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United States Brewers Foundation
Sublette County
Wyoming
UWS Brewers Foundation
Brewire Industry
Taking of Young Game Animals Is Unlawful
Wyoming residents are reminded it is illegal to capture or hold young wild game animals or birds. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission notes June sees rescues of young wildlife, but most are better left with their mothers. If the mother is absent, contact the nearest game warden.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Commission
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By Lola M. Homsher
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Pinedale
Wodnsestiy
Gordon Mickelpon
Fielding
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New
White
Department
Cody, Afton
Jat.con
Big Fancy
State Department of Revenue
Utah
Adaho
Clark
Albert Sims
Joe Bagley
Rocky Motntain Area
Lindsay-Hartman
Teton
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