Travis Accepts Ranger Post in Nevada
Mrs. Frank A. Travis and children left for Austin Nevada where Frank has taken a ranger position with the United States Forest Service. The salary is reported at 1400 dollars annually. Mrs. Travis traveled with George Huddieson and will join him in Austin. The note of Frank's new post brings pleasure to many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Travis
Austin
Nevada
United States Forest Service
George Huddieson
Austen
Frank Travis
Opal
Mr. Travis
Forest Service
North & Robinson Stallions Heading to Ogden for Sale
The Examiner reports North & Robinson will visit Ogden Utah around April 5 with a carload of draft breed stallions and two coach stallions for sale at attractive prices. O A Young, who spent part of the 1914 15 season in the Valley, will assist at Ogden. The firm is described as reliable offering a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. North
North & Robinson
Ogden
Utah
Examiner
The
Ladies Circle and Social Items from Congregational News
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. Sadie Osterhout on Friday March 24 for dinner and sewing. A future meeting with Mrs. Mac Glashan is planned for April 14. Easter entertainment plans progress with choir led by L. E. Bennett and special church music anticipated. Frank Travis family to move to Austin Nevada for forest service. Big Piney Card Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Decker on March 24 with royal prize won by Mr. Trittipo and prizes for Miss Ursula Tanner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Sadie Osterhout
L. E. Bennett
Big Piney Card Club
Guy Decker
Everett Smith
Miss Bailey
Mr. Trittipo
Trittipo
Ursula Tanner
Howand Heitz
Mesdames
Bailey
Goodwin
Hallett
Tanner
Trittipp
Yose
Barber
Williams
Hallinan
Christensen
Smith
Mail Situation Worst in Years in Green River Valley
The Green River Valley mail service has been irregular due to weather and contractor delays. Passengers were moved when mail was at risk, sacks were left at Jack Howard ranch, and a midweek washout near Bird place halted deliveries until morning. Residents press for priority of mail, urging contractor Holiday to improve punctuality and avoid further delays, with a petition under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Wardell
Green River Valley
Big Piney
A. P. Summers
Mr. Wardell
Bushels Place
Jas. Harminson
S. Murdock
W. W. Luce
A. W. Smith
A. B. Stout
H. Swanstrom
Carl Craft
Jack Howard
Corral
Bird Place
Midway
Washington
Holiday
Band boys plan April 14 dance with Muldoon show
Atwood Dallaire and Huston will star in a show starting at 8 p.m. followed by a dance at 10. Tickets are priced at 1 dollar with dancing until late. Committees include Davis Mills door Bennett Young Roberts. The W. O. W. Band aims to be among the season’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boys
Muldoon Stock Co
Atwood
Dallaire
Huston
Davis
Mills
Bennett
Young
Roberts
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Congregational Church lists Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.m. and services every other Sunday at 11 a.m. Choir practice is Tuesday evening from 8 to 9 p.m. Rev. D. D. Reese serves as pastor. The Examiner carries the latest magazines.
Marbleton Notes Social glimpses from Marbleton
Mr and Mrs A A Fields and family spent Sunday at J B Linn home. The Misses Sarah Bell Ethel Dumm Edith Thompson and Mrs Dailey visited Mrs C Stacy Sunday. Grace Moffat overnighted in town Saturday. Orpha Fields weekend visitor at Wm Baldwin home. Mrs McClintock visiting her mother for a few days. Fred Graham and Pat Conwell Marbleton visitors Saturday and Sunday. Lester Stacy went to Cottonwood for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. A. Fields
J. B. Linn Home
Sarah Bell
Ethel Dumm
Edith Thompson
Mrs. Dailey
C. Stacy
Grace Moffat
Orpha Fields
Wm. Baldwin
Mrs. McClintock
Fred Graham
Pat Conwell
Marbleton
Snow Turns Spring Back To Winter In Brief Local Notes
A 4 inch snowfall Friday returns to winter conditions. Local residents report visits to E S Plank's on land business and overnight stays with L W Sargents. Spencer Meyer and John Meyer left for Pinedale on land business. The Conwell family moved to Merna Sunday. Austin Richardson and grandson shopped locally and Austin bought an Edison phonograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
John Meyer
Pinedale
A. C. Richardson
Austin
J. W. Montrose
Magazines Arrive at Examiner Office for Quick Sale
A fresh line of magazines has arrived at the Examiner office. First come, first served as readers rush to browse and purchase the new issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner Office
Red school basketball game ends 5 to 1
The report notes a Monday basketball game where the REDS defeated the opponent 5 to 1. It mentions a German class performing The Watch on the Rhine in German and lists several absences and school changes among students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Travis
State Bank of
State OF
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
Albert Larson
Royal A. Young
Notary Public
James Mickelson
D. D. Reese
the Examiner
Marbleton State Bank
Lester Stacy
Cottonwood
Leo Baker
E.S. Plank’s
L. W. , Sargents
Mrs. Wm. Enos
P. W. Conwell
Merna
B.P.H.S
B.p.ags
Ione Palmer
Edward Spots
B.p.h.ss
Margaret O’neil
Deering
Jenkins
Henney Mt
Moline
Peter Shuttter
Mandt
Martin
J. I. Caseline
Big Piney Mercantile
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!