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Local and Personal Items of Interest from Piney
T D O Neill returned from a family visit in Laramie. Mr and Mrs E R Noble shopped in from their ranch last weekend. F D Ball, staying with Al Osterhout, left for Cottonwood Tuesday. Mrs L D Tanner and Mrs Geo Wenrich host Triangle Club at Tanner’s home on March 9. Henry Budd and Jim Bond hosted dinner with Ed Johnson and Thos Connor of Cottonwood in town Tuesday. Go to Toots Arcade Barber Shop next to post office for bath and shine. Kemmerer shops offer footwear for the whole family. The Emporium buys muskrat and mink hides from Kenneth Noble Big Piney. Jim Smith travels to Opal to meet Frank Burney returning from Oklahoma. Miss Smith accompanies them to visit indefinitely. Louis Lezek arrives to open up a hide and buy business. 700 head of Sutton estate cattle to be sold at the Bootjack ranch. Oscar Peterson of Cokeville arrives and joins B M Fox and others bidding on the herd. Lumans cattle, wintered at Fontenelle, move to upper country due to feed limits, fed overnight at Clifton Fear ranch then upcountry under K Luman.