Appreciation for Hon T O Beck and local events
Jennie L. Meyer commends Hon. T. O. Beck for securing held up funds in Omaha and notes state officials are performing well. The Big Piney Literary club resumes meetings with readings on Michaelangelo and Elizabethan topics. The Big Piney high school senior party featured decorated rooms, dancing, games, a song, and a luncheon. attendees found it highly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie L. Meyer
Daniel
T. O. Beck
J. A. Meyer
Oscar Beck
Omaha
Big Piney High School
Mason Mites Better Neighbor Club Meeting Recalls Snowy Visit
Members of the Better Neighbor club met at Mr. and Mrs. A. Moffat on March 8 after traveling through deep snow. Rev. Wenrich spoke on neighborhood benefits and children’s enjoyment, followed by a telegram contest won by J. L. Fleming. Other notes include visits, ranch moves, and a neighbor capture incident involving Roxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Neighbor Club
A. Moffat
Wenrich
Big Piney Club Plans Special Meeting to Disband
A special meeting of the Big Viney Commercial Club will be held in the town hall Big Piney Wyoming at 2 o clock p m for the purpose of disbanding the organization C P MacGlashan Pres Royal A Young Lee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Viney Commercial Club
Big Piney
Wyoming
Marbleton Visitors Attend Friday Dance
Mr and Mrs Joe Sage were Marbleton visitors Friday of last week attending the dance that evening. The Ladies Circle will meet with Mrs Bailey March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sage
Marbleton
Ladies
Local Socials and Visits Highlight A Leisure Week
Ray Sharp left for Daniel after visiting the Wilhelm home. Miss Helen Wilhelm was a call er at the office last evening. Walter McPherson visited the Faris home last Sunday. Oliver Robinson visited Arthur Hicks one day. Henry Gray hauled hay from the Perry Bowlsby ranch on a toboggan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson visited Mrs. Richard recently. A party at Mac Glashan hall honored Mildred Mickelson's seventh birthday with about thirty young guests. Grafonola music and refreshments by Mrs. Mickelson and helpers followed games and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sharp
Daniel
Wilhelm
Helen Wilhelm
Walter McPherson
Faris
Oliver Robinson
Arthur Hicks
Henry Gray
Perry Bowlsby Ranch
Richard
Mac Glashan
Mildred Mickelson
Grafonola
Mickelson
Francis
Sue Perkins
Big Game In Wyoming Forests Shows Gains In 1916 Census
The 1916 census by the forest service reports about 6 000 elk 7 250 deer 235 moose 1 850 mountain sheep 672 bears and 230 antelope in Wyoming national forests. Elk moose and antelope rise while mountain sheep fall. predators and hunters caused notable losses and wildlife destruction actions totaled 1 812 coyotes 311 wolves and 192 wild cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forests of
Wyoming
Forest Service
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor CO
John J. Walters
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Big Piney Literary Club
Wenrick
Moffat Home
Chet Chrisman
North Piney Ranch
Homer
Ben Lamb Place
Homer’s
Fleming
Dan Muir
Little Son
Fleming Ranch
Roxy
C. P. MacGlashan
Pres. Royal A. Young, Lee
Green River Valley
The
Examiner
Big Piney Examiner
Big Piney, Wyoming
Horse Brand
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