Big Piney Moves Toward Incorporation and Local Growth
Big Piney plans to incorporate and assume town government duties with a petition process to the county commissioners. Judge Dodge filed a census of the proposed territory, posted in the Big Piney Hotel, to be reviewed before the June meeting. Also noted are hospital discussions led by Dr. Perkins of Missouri and a Marbleton cement block store project for C. P. Budd.
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Big Piney
Judge Dodge
Big Piney Hotel
Heite
Tows
Marbleton
C. P. Budd
Irvine
New Residence for Judge Dodge
Contractor Atwood begins construction of Ira Dodge house described as a handsome roomy log and frame residence with wings, main body about 30 by 34 feet, shingle roof, costing not less than two thousand dollars. Northwestern Life Insurance Co. agent Mr. Singletary visits, announcing his agency duties and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Ira Dodge
Singletary
Northwestern Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Mr. Singletary
Lumber Mill to Be Built Near Big Piney in St Louis Firm plans
Order placed for a modern saw mill from a St Louis manufacturer to be set up on Fish creek near Big Piney. The community expects a steady timber supply this summer as a bridge project and river-link improvements are urged. Local officials report strong growth plans and continued development across farms, roads, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted James
St. Louis
Fish Creek
Big Piney
Maggieicholow
Nicholson
Fall River Basin
G. W. Vickrey
Green River
Ranch Wes
Wyoming
Sioux City
Iown
Casper
Wyo
Green River Valley
Omaha
Portland
Burlington Railroad
Neill
Brigport
Nebraska
Pathfinder
Sweetwater
North Fork
Green
New Settlers School Meeting Advocates West Side School
Wyoming residents held a Riverside district meeting to form a new school on the west side of district No. 18 to serve settlers of the new canal area. A three-member committee was named to locate a site and arrange building, with a proposed tax of 500 and teacher’s fee not to exceed 200.
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Riverside School House
Mra
G. Murdock
O. H. Danham
Stout
Prevent Board
Mrs. Swanstrom
Messrs. Stout and
Stephens
Bolers
Dunham
Steel Bridge Proposal Over Green River
A Denver based Colorado Bridge and Construction Company representative surveyed the Green River site with Messrs Dick Key and Guy Decker. He recommended placing a steel span near the first bridge location by Mr. Smith to create the shortest river span in the area and will prepare cost figures to report later.
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Green River
Ann
Colorado Bridge and Construction Company of
Denver
Marbleton State Bank Organized With Key Officers
A stockholders meeting in Marbleton elected C. P. Budd as president and J. W. Chrisman as vice president. Directors include P. Budd, Chrisman, Luman, Luce, Richardson, Ball, Jensen of Boulder, and Abbott of Cheyenne. The bank plans immediate construction and aims to commence business by mid September with twenty thousand dollars capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton
Messrs. A. Luman
W. W. Luce
Stanley Murdock
C. P. Budd
John C Budd
J. W. Chrisman
Opal
Joe McGovern Visits After Horse Creek Ranch Sale
Joe McGovern of Horse Fresk attended town Tuesday for business linked to the sale of his Horse Creek ranch to Lt. C Edwards. He plans a Wisconsin visit with old friends before returning to Horse Creek to settle down.
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Joe McGovern
Horse Fresk
Horse Creek
Lt. C. Edwards
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Raemus Mickelson
Alt Lake City
Ra Dodge
Tod James
Dan Budd Junior
Lew Henderson
Bud
al Fields
Travis Ranch
Clare
Turner
Olive
William Venee
William Brennan
Daniel
California
James Fikins
Griggs Mine
Mesers
Veter Petrie
Hf. C. Burnham
Opal Mercantile Company
McCormick
D. Tanner
Curtis, Jeweler
Kemmerer
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville
NEW Settlers School
O'Neill
Hhen
Snake River
Idaho
The
Sioux City Tribune
All Pacific
South Pass
Orton
Marbleton State Bank
P. Budd
J. W
W. F.mcdill
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Ford
Piis F.o.t
Detroit
United States
Canada
G. F. Whitman
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