Newfork Nuggets and Local Travel Notes
Newfork reports show Pennock moving his hotel from town to the home ranch. Madsen moved cattle back from Postals last week. King conducted a business call in Newfork last Monday. Snow measures near 18 inches in Newfork. Hendricks took a business trip to Pinedale last week. Ball called in town last Monday. Powers visited town last Tuesday. Herschler made a business trip to Opal last Thursday. Rathbun and Elmer and Lyon Rathbun called at Jake Herschler's during the week. Morris Thomas visited Elmer Rathbun Sunday. The Examiner notes that it holds the latest magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Madsen
Postals
Jake Herschler
Opal
Hillmont Socials and Local Travel Notes
Hillmont residents report Roxy McClintock delivered lumber to A. Luman on Saturday. Albert and Marshall Dunham were Piney and Marbleton visitors Saturday and Sunday. H C Dunham sent to Daniel on business. Mrs. Arthur Wagner and son Kent visited Hilmont Saturday. George Pixley hauled hay from O H Dunham’s to Daniel. Mangus Hill, long employed by A Luman, returned to Boulder Sunday. Rev. Reese dined at H C Dunham’s Saturday while en route to Piney. W E Spencer passed through Thursday toward the Tom Connor ranch on Cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Reese
H. C. Dunham
Piney
W. E. Spencer
Tom Connor
Cottonwood
Fontenelle Weather and Social Notes Highlight Blizzard
The Fontenelle area endured one of its worst blizzards lasting twenty hours. Residents like Harlan Gillespie returned from Beaver Falls while others visited farms such as Clarence Holden and D. Robinson during the afterstorm period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Gillespie
Fontenelle
Beaver Falls
Reardon Seeks Final Proof on Desert Land in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice states Thomas Reardon of Midway Wyoming filed intention to prove claim to Desert Land Entry No 0885 for SYNE and the NYSE of Section 7 Township 28 North Range 111 West 6th Meridian. Hearing set before H E Christmas U S Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on April 17 1916. Witnesses named Minnie Nott Marie Petrie Paul Nottall and Fred Reardon all of Kemmerer or Midway Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Thomas Reardon
Midway
Range 111
6Th Principal Meridian
H. E. Christmas
U.S
Kemmerer
Minnie Nott
Marie Petrie
Paul Nottall
Fred Reardon
Alex Nisbet
Register
Stockmen’s Mail Service Promises Prompt Handling
Emphasizes specialized suitability for stockman accounts and efficient mail transactions. States officers and directors are capable experienced business people familiar with stockmen needs. Declares every possible courtesy extended to customers.
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Beckstead
Bell& Company
C. P. McGlashan
Big Piney
New Kemmerer Theatre
G. Whitten
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Paramount Pictures
Clate Stacy
Antone Subec
Big Piney, Wyo
James Black
Prop
Automobile Service
Camp Yard Corral
Newfork Nuggets
Ed. Pennock
Thomas King
Newfork
Gordon Hendricks
Pinedale
Ray Ball
Wm. Powers
Elmer Rathbun
Clarence Holden
Elmer and
Lyon Rathbun
Morris Thomas
the Examiner
Hillmont
Roxy McClintock
A. Luman
Albert and
Marshall Dunham
Marbleton
De-horning
Frank Ball Ranch
Daniel
Arthur Wagner
Kent
Hilmont
George Pixley
O. H. Dunham
Mangus Hill
Boulder
Canyon Ranch News
Lincoln School
H. M. Holden
D. Robinson
Cokeville
Dick Richards
Jack Howard
Justin Pomeroy
Frank Pomeroy
Jack Fee
D. Robinson Ranch
Mrs. Chas. Olson
H. M. Helden
Ollie Bind
Twichel
Big Piney Mercantile Company
O. M. Twichel
Viola, Wyoming
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository No
George D. Harrahewton
Iowa
A. Pohjola Photographer
Dr. Zoro D. Clark
15Th and
Harney Streets
Orpheum
Omaha, Nebraska
the Emporium
Harry K. Clark
Wyo
Big Piney Billiard Hall
Leslie Mills
Howard Heitz
Examiner Office
Examiner