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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
6
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The Examiner partners with former DNC Chairman Norman E. Mack to provide National Monthly at 50 cents for a year to readers during the campaign. Each subscription includes ten Wilson America First buttons mailed free with payment, plus credit to this paper.
Last week proved too late for feed as blustery snow hampered ranchers. Numerous locals visited and traveled between Cora Merna and surrounding ranches to tend cattle and attend small gatherings. A foot injury from chopping a tree sidelined M O Shirley while others moved cattle and held a school board meeting.
Charles Lackey reported striking a four foot coal vein while drilling a well on the Jim Mickelson place at about forty feet depth but water over it prevents mining. John Herrod left for LaBarge to haul pigs with bobsleds possibly needing a boat. Charley Noble and Johnny Curtis passed through en route to the Bently ranch to check cattle and dehorn. Jim Fleming arrived with lumber and said roads are excellent. Fred Bunker returned from Piney yesterday.
The 13 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Shel Baker died February 27 and was laid to rest beside an infant they lost 2 or 3 years ago on the home ranch hill side. The Bakers have community sympathy. Lerry and Arthur Campbell with Mr. Lance and T. Baker were visitors at the office. Waugh Hibbens and Wiley Sanford visited from the upper country. Arthur Bowlsby stayed overnight at the office. News is scarce in this section.
Department of the Interior notice states Wyoming filed to select 40 acres in Meysey Section 32 Township 30 North Range 112 West for Indemnity School Land. Anyone opposing the land or its mineral character must file affidavits of protest in Evanston Wyoming by April 21, 1916. First publication March 16 1916. Last publication April 13 1916.
For sale two high grade French draft stallions aged two and three years. Described as good bone and quality. Listed by F. A. Fear in 1922.
R W Mills advertises services for his Shire Stallion Stallion Service a fine saddle or driving stallion five gaited Morgan and Wilks Breed offering satisfaction guaranteed for service this spring involving his stallion.
Dan B. Budd of Big Piney Wyoming filed intention to make Final Proof to establish a Desert Land Entry claim for the NEY of Section 19 Township 31 North Range 112 West 6th Principal Meridian. The hearing is set before James L. Fleming A Commissioner at Big Piney on April 16 1916. Witnesses include John C. Budd George Durnford Omer A. Dallaire all of Big Piney and Charles P. Budd of Marbleton.
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