Big Piney News Notes From The Roundup Week
Items from Big Piney report C H Kelly visiting at Big Piney returning home near Daniel. Wm E Mills assists Burney Co for invoicing and stock. John T Young led Big Piney Telephone Co earlier week with upbeat hello girl. Jack McKee arrives from Denver to join Big Piney Billiard Parlor as barber. Helen Stanley visits Piney teachers from Daniel. Harold Munn attends Roundup meeting as advisory board member. Snow at Halfway persists while Muddy river floods roads and bridges. A F Atwood meets Mrs West en route to visit daughters then home. Mrs West from Three Forks plans trip to Paterson. Warm weather floods creeks. one bridge washed at Muddy. Stages running late due to water. Bill Paxton recovers from rheumatism. Jack McKay again active after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Munn
Big Piney Roundup Association
Harry
Altho
A. F. Atwood
Jack Howard Ranch
L.F. West
Carrie West
Congregational Church Schedule and Pastor
The Congregational Church holds Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.m. Services occur every other Sunday at 11 a.m. Choir practice takes place Tuesday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Rev. D. D. Reese serves as pastor.
Examiner Claims Access to Latest Magazine Issues
The Examiner reports it has on hand all the latest magazines for readers to browse. The note emphasizes comprehensive access and current periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
School Updates and Games at B P H S
Last week Mrs MacGlashan visited the school and Sis Hopkins twins visited last Friday. A basketball game Thursday ended 10 to 0 in favor of the Blacks, and Monday's game finished 15 to 8 for the Reds. First year English read Quenten Durward, third and fourth year read The House of Seven Gables. Ione Palmer was absent Tuesday, Grace Moffat absent this week, Ione Palmer and Margarette Tippett received Junior pins last week. A public basketball game is scheduled for March 30 with admission 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacks
Reds
Sir Walter Scott
Hawthorne
Ione Palmer
Margarette Tippett
Proposed Enlarged Homestead Bill Provisions Listed
The proposal allows owners or occupants of land acquired under the act to buy up to three hundred twenty acres of stock-raising lands or adjacent unappropriated grazing lands at 1.25 per acre. It also reserves coal and minerals to the United States and outlines rights to prospect, mine, and compensate entrymen for damages. Sections cover mineral rights, entry, occupancy, water resources, and regulatory rules. the bill passed the House on January 18, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Ited
General Land Office
House of Representatives
South Trimble
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Kelly
Big Piney
Daniel
Wm. E. Mills
Burney & Co
John T. Young
Big Piney Telephone Co
Jack McKee
Denver
Mr. MecKee
Helen Stanley
Gilbert Hayden
F. D. Ball
Cottonwood
North Piney
Bill Paxton
Jack McKay
Congregational Church
D. D. Reese
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
General Merchandise
Ranch Supplies
Burney and Company
Big Piney, Wyoming
B.plhss
Sis Hopkins
B.P.H.S
B.P.H.S. T
Grace Moffat
B.P.H.S. i
Dic
Capyognr
McS
Dunham
Hillmont
United
Daca Canagh
Dome
Separptore Oy
de Laval
McClure
Syndiesta
Valley Theatre
San Francisco
California
Geo. McLain, Mgr
Wyoming
Ivan S. Jones
Kemmerer
L. Elias Bennett
NEW York Conservatory OF Music
Rome
the House OF Courtesy
Omaha
Rome Miller
Hallinan
W. Hi. McDonald
P. O
D. D. Span Architect
Rock Springs National Bank
Rock Springs
Wyon
W.O. W
Grover Trittipy
F. E. Curtis
Jewery
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