Seniors Present Comedy At Budd Hall Tomorrow Evening
Big Piney High School seniors with help from others stage “Three Girls from School” at Budd Hall on May 14. The two act musical comedy follows three runaway schoolgirls in France who are mistaken for captives, aided by disguises and a chaperon. Cast includes Miss Haswell, Madam Tournai, Julie, Lydia, Jean and others with songs and folk dances.
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Big Piney High School
Budd Hall
France
America
Miss Haswell
Tournai
Hotel de Crepigny
Joasphine Osterhout
Julie — Walleoes
Lydia Taoner Jean
Girla
Grace Molt Ruth
Daly School
Stanley
Sothers
Len Swanstrom
Public Auction of Old School House by District 8
By authority of the district in annual meeting I will sell at public sale to the highest bidder at 2 p.m. Saturday June 5 1916 the old school house one mile west of Big Piney post office. Terms cash. Al Osterhout Clerk 28 32 School District No. 8.
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Big Piney Post Office
al Osterhout
Big Piney Mercantile Co Sells Shoes and Overalls
Local store announces new stock including a full line of low shoes and ladies pumps for women and girls. Also promotes Koveralls for children in all sizes as the spring selection arrives.
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The
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Koveralls
Guy Jaycor Finds Long Lost Ancient Rifle
Guy Jaycox, visiting Piney from Eastfork, found a muzzle loading rifle two weeks ago along Eastfork near buffalo bone piles. The rusted gun, with wooden parts gone and a cap on the nipple, appears to have been lost about fifty years ago possibly during an Indian encounter.
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Guy Jaycox
Eastfork
Guy
Local End of Season Farm and Town Updates
In the Pine Mountain region Mrs Ray and her husband start a new garden project hoping for success. Mrs John L Allen moves to a ranch near Pinedale this week with Grandpa Allen joining to help. Tom Thomas travels to Pinedale for two thousand feet of lumber for a garage. Elmer Ritchie oversees Thomas teams assisting Mr Warma on Green River. The sawmill resumes after winter layoff and Tom Allen with wife camp near the mill. School starts soon as the youngsters await. Mrs Ray suffers neuralgia but hopes for recovery.
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John L. Allen
Little Eon
Pinedale
Grandpa Allen
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Jones
Elmer Ritchie
Thomas
Mr. Warma
Green River
Cora Notes: Small Attendance at Annual School Meeting
The annual Cora school meeting passed peacefully with light attendance. Charlen Alexander was reelected school clerk. The Cora school opened Tuesday morning with 15 pupils enrolled. Several local trips and visits are noted, including Holt family travel to Pinedale, dental work by Dr. Cunnington, and various social gatherings at the McLoughlin and Muddge families. No school last Wednesday due to illness.
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Charlen Alexander
Cora
500 Club Mests Hosts May Evening
The 500 Club hosted by Mr and Mrs E R Noble met Saturday night May 1st with many absentees. Mr and Mrs Chas Noble were guests. Mr Mickelson and Mrs ONeil won honors and a luncheon followed. MacGlashan hoped to attend but the new Ford failed on the road.
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E. R. Noble
Chas
Noble
Mickelson
O'Neil
Oranges Bananas Grape Fruit and Lemons at the Emporium
Fruit display at the Emporium features oranges bananas grape fruit and lemons. Shoppers note variety and pricing.
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Emporium
WEW PICTURE SHOW COMING TO GREEN RIVER VALLEY
Work to remodel the MacGlashan building on Budd Avenue begins with exterior cementing and stucco. Inside will house a moving picture show with ticket booth and machine room. Frank Travis to install first class motion picture equipment for shows, likely twice weekly plus an extra matinee.
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MacGlashan
Budd Avenue
Frank Travis
Election Results Bring Quiet Wins in Local Towns
In Big Piney L. D. Tanner won mayor with Frank Chapel and Dan B. Budd as councilmen after 43 ballots. Marrioton chose Dr. E. L. Hallinan as mayor and C. P. Budd Chas Lehimer and M. D. Meeks as councilmen. Kemmerer backed the Republican slate led by Dr. Marquis with E. E. Richardson defeating C. Fr Patterson for Pine DnM Bourm mayor. T. L. Clementsen and another winner were elected councilmen.
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Big Piney
L. D. Tanner
Frank Chapel
Dan B. Budd
Marbieton
E. L. Hallinan
C. P. Budd
Chas, Lehimer
M. D. Meeks
Kemmerer
Letter from Rev Reese Pinedale May 9
Rev Reese writes Roy Young from Big Piney explaining his absence since Lava Hot Springs. Mrs Reese underwent home surgery for fibroid tumor performed by Dr Chipman with nurse Rutledge assisting. She is slowly convalescing and he plans Big Piney service next Sunday if condition permits.
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Mr. Roy Young
Big Piney
George DeNise
Boulder
Pinedale
Reese
Chipman
Miss Rutledge
Chicago
Jack Rutlidge
Pole Creek
For Sale Notices Include Stallions Hay and Wallpapers
For sale or trade a beautiful saddle stallion and a Shire draft stallion listed under B M. Fox. Timothy and Redtop hay offered in baled or loose form at reasonable prices, inquire at the Fish residence. Also wallpaper samples to view at the Hotel Piney with Frank Beaman, painter and paperhanger. This spring all sizes at the Big.
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Timothy
Piney
Frank Beaman
Eighth grade commencement set for May 20 at Congregational Church
The Big Piney public school's first eighth grade commencement will be held Thursday evening May 20 at the Congregational church. A small fee of ten cents will cover printed programs. Patrons are urged to attend to encourage teachers and pupils. The program includes a quartet, oration on Life of Helen Keller by Margaret O Neil, duets, and a benediction by Rev. Reese.
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Big Piney
Congregational Church
Notice of Estray Blue Horse in Big Piney Pasture
J L Black reports a blue horse with brand J J or double fishhook on left shoulder strayed into his pasture at Big Piney. Owner may recover by paying charges. if not found, horse will be sold to cover costs.
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Big Piney
J. L. Black
Ladies Twentieth Century Club Meets Hosts Plans May Play
Mire Curtis hosted the Ladies Twentieth Century Club meeting on May 6 with large attendance and an excellent dinner. Plans were set for an amateur theatrical on May 26 to raise funds for a club room. Mrs Travis joined as a member and Mrs Miller of Marbleton was proposed.
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Twentieth Century Club
Curtis
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