Noted Woman Eugenie Cleophas Dies at Cottonwood Home
Mrs. Eugenie Cleophas, aged sixty one, died at her Cottonwood residence Sunday morning after two weeks of illness. Born in Paris, France, she was a prominent social figure, widow of Mr. Cleophas, and a longtime Red Cross and Legion of Honor member. Her funeral drew wide attendance as ribbons and honors from the Red Cross and a Pennsylvania governor’s recognition were noted.
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Cottonwood
Cleophas
Aris
France
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French Council
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Red Cross Society
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Legion of Ee
Pennsylvania
John
Messrs
Beck
Angus
Fear
Mrs. O'Neil
Henry Budd
Tanner
Osterhout
Roundup Invitation From Cheyenne Club Sparks Rural Rally
The Wyoming Stock Growers Convention invites over nine hundred ranchers to roundup at Miss Shy Ann Jane on Crow Bear Sherman Hill hosted by the Greater Cheyenne Club. Foreman warns rivals to show up April 10 or face dismissal. Local ranchers are urged to attend the annual event at the Ranchihouse.
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Wyoming
Greater
Cheyenne Club
Wyo
A Brandt
Shy Ann
Jane
Crow Bear Sherman Hill
Haa
Rock Springs
Capital Stock
State of
500 Cattle and Ranch for Sale Notice
Auction style real estate and livestock listing offering 500 cattle and ranch for sale. Includes mixed herd of cows and two year old heifers, no horses, workers, saddlery, and various age olds. Potential all cash sale or secured credit with option to extend up to three years, possible extra to settle debts. Inquiries directed to Steven Mules at Marble.
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Steven Mules
Marble
Bese Ball Club Organizes Regular Meetings and Practice
The Bese Ball group has organized for regular meetings and practice sessions. Members are invited to attend, with term orders arriving soon and grounds being prepared. A meeting next week will arrange suits as subscriptions and member names grow, boosting the group’s prospects and community cheer.
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Mail Service Delayed By Weather And Road Conditions
The statement explains past week delays in mail delivery due to melting snow and road conditions. It notes the contractor faces difficulties and promises resumption as roads dry. Complaints have been received, but the sender contends no other provider would improve the situation.
High School Notes Show Spring Program Plans
Stout and Orpha Fields from the school attend a discussion with the School Board. Dr Twichel is blamed for a patient death while Miss Carpenter helps with finals. The April program features piano solos songs and scenes including The Revolt of Mother and On Trial for His Life with performances by Bartholow, Osterhout, Dodge and staff.
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Twichel
Missing Finger Ends Kemmerer Miner’s Hospital Return Plan
Ly Lvldine is out of Lincoln County Miner's Hospital after an operation to amputate a finger. The patient received careful attention and is expected to return to Big Piney for the summer once his bandage is improved.
Examiner Press Delays Spark Additional Day Hold
A print deadline slip leads to one more day of delay for the Examiner as the press lineup issues push back the distribution. Officials state the setback affects readers awaiting the Friday edition.
Society Thetes Dine and Attend Services Across Town
Miss Carpenter Miss Bartholow and Mrs Feely dined at the Chapel hotel Sunday the 22nd and joined Mrs. McDill for the evening. The school house services Sunday afternoon impressed attendees with Mr Reese's sermon and musical offerings. An Easter Monday card party and a grand ball at Big Piney hall are planned with local residents among the organizers and guests.
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Miss Carpenter
Miss Bartholow
Chapel Hotel
Work resumes as weather warms in Iowa on new telegraph lines
Joe Yost strings wires on new poles around Iowa and wires a central office to the T D O Neil residence. Several houses under construction plus improving roads bring daily material shipments for building. Sam McNeer returns to work at James saw mill which has run four days a week and plans full time production. Mrs Gull Whitman returns from Ogden Utah after visiting her son.
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Joe Yost
Iowa
T D. O'Neil
Mater
Sam McNeer
James
Ile
Gull Whitman
Ogden
Utah
Tidway tems Dewey Haddenham and others in Pleasant events
Tidway tems Miss Dewey Haddenham was a Pleasant caller at irs, Sheehan's Wednesday night. Gilbert Mitter hosted a dance at Marbleton while Miss Miranda McGinnis returned Friday from Big Piney where she stayed with friends and relatives. Albert Griggs spent days on the east side with friends. Dave Haddenham, foreman at Figure 4 Ranch, went to Stan Murdock's for a cow and a call for Mrs. Sheehan. Mr. Lloyd plans to leave for Sublet Wyoming soon.
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Dewey Haddenham
Irs
Sheehan
Miranda McGinnis
Big Piney
Albert Griggs
Dave Haddenham
Stan Murdock
Mrs. Sheehan
Floodbound Big Piney Ferry Work Advances
WeHs-Gle Word Pass Lindiy and Wash Whitmas visit Big Piney on a snowy Tuesday as crews begin four new ferry boat vesty lay repairs. Oliver Vickroy starts for Opal for a Mfaruleton Mercantile load. Wash Witman rests as Mrs Whitman visits Pineville parents. The river rises soon and the ferry project aims to be finished before floods.
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Big Piney
Oliver Vickroy
Opal
Mfaruleton Mercantile Company
al Nelay
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