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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
5
Festivities and daily chores fill the week as Varad and family visit Will Allen’s group at the Borag ranch in Pinedale. Cattlemen attend gatherings, horse breaking and stock meetings recur, with multiple visits among locals and ranchers including the Anthrobus and Jensep families.
Grif fin visited the office Monday and left a bucket of eggs as a sample. The eggs were tested and found acceptable with no drawbacks. Lafe extends thanks.
A report describes a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Fish at their home, hosted by Frank Beaman at the Hotel Piney. Attendees included Chapel Whitman Nellie Sout Bailey Goodwin Hallet Jupo Billy Sherman and others. Music and singing accompanied refreshments as guests enjoyed a lively reunion.
J Y Butler visited the Valley for supplies while D R Baker remains ill at his ranch. Fred Bailey spent two days in town with O M Twitchel and Mrs Prank DeGraw and her two boys visiting Mrs Jones at Bar A ranch. Claud Daniels and wife attended a dance in Marbeton with Wie Kaviels from Big Piney. Phil Twitchel traveled to Opal and plans to move to Extes Park with E Cem and wife.
A midnight gathering saw new members linked to Shelloct and Budd, with Arthur Black and Tony Subec among the pleased attendees. Regalias for officers were ordered, a drill scheduled soon, and District Manager agreed to extend another week as new candidates prepare to enter. The Woodmen’s growth continues with plans for a smoker and initiation this Saturday night.
March 19 report from Willey Creek notes ongoing hauling of logs and coal despite light snow for sleighing. Local residents Jack Reynolds Chas and Lee Wright of Cora haul logs, Randyr and Nick Spain assist, Irv Lesier and son visited J Ray home, A Allen on Piney business, Heleman feeds A W Smith cattle, Frank Allen attended Pinedale dance. about 10 inches of snow currently, the lightest in 25 years.
Frank Beaman, painter and paperhanger, recounts a printer’s mishap at the Examiner. A hot boiler and a seized governor caused a power outage, but two workers manned the press and the paper rolled out by hand, delivering issues with a smile.
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