Diamondville Boys Triumph In Seven Inning Game
Diamondville beat Marbleton 14 to 8 in seven innings as Marbleton arrived late for two local exhibition games. The Piney game ended tied 14 14 amid rowdy play while editors claimed 15 14 for Diamondville. Also notes eye care event with F J Alexander visiting Pine Dale and Big Piney, plus local ads for hay wallpaper and footwear.
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Marbleton
Big Pink
Mar
Diamondville
Coal Town Boys
Stewart
Ranch sale and local notices from Halfway valley
Charley Danielson reports sale of Matt Wood mansee ranch cattle and horses for 15 per acre on 320 acres 62.5 for 50 cattle and 75 for 25 horses He keeps Muddy land and stays in the Valley Chester Mellvain asks for his name to be printed in the Examiner Several locals discuss snow on the Lander trail and upcoming horse shipments from Grand Island Confusion over Piney names and no known relations to Brigham Baensines notes new press arrival despite usual publication delay
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Charley Danielson
Halfway
Matt Woodmansee
Co. M. North
O. A. Young
Star Valley
Lander Trail
Mr. North
Grand Island
Rebirth of the Examiner at Big Piney
The new Examiner editor from Pinedale recounts ten months of rebuilding a paper once damaged by editors and mechanics. Improvements include a new press and local news coverage, with features like Edward Bliss’s Who Pays and The Sandman's Story for children. The piece urges revival of the local commercial club to organize and serve the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Pinedale
Edward Bliss
Big Piney
Mail Contractor Defends Duties In Upper Country Route
W A Holliday visits Big Piney to answer criticism about contract fulfillment. He says he has met contract terms and provides proof of completion. Parcel post timing splits the upper route into stages, allowing twenty two days for delivery to the region.
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W. A. Holliday
Big Piney
Opal
Pinedale
Neighbors Host May Day Snowball Event
W A Muir and Gus Rodgers family visited relatives and friends across the section. The Better Neighbors Club met at Dan Muir home May eighteenth with twenty one guests and a George Washington program. Prizes went to Mesdames Rodgers and Bennett and refreshments included popcorn balls and candy. Mrs Moffett to entertain next.
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Dan Muir
George Washington
Mesdames Rodgers and
Bennett
Mrs. Moffett
Social Roundup at Spencer’s: locals and visitors listed
Mr and Mrs Carl Craft and Mrs Stout and daughter Effie called at Spencer's Monday. Walter Meyers from Cora was in town a few days riding for horses. Billy Thompson called at Spencer's Friday. Clifford Spencer went to La Barge Sunday. A B Stout returned from Opal W E Spencer left for Opal Tuesday. Clyde Glasgow passed through Spencer's en route to Piney.
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Carl Craft
Stout
Effie
Spencer's
Walter Meyers
Cora
Billy Thompson
Spencer
Clifford Spencer
la Barge
Clyde Glasgow
Piney
Local Notes From Big Piney and Surroundings
Phil Twichel started for Semmerer Sunday morning after restocking his store. Howard Holden of Fontenelle was appointed water commissioner and made an inspection of the ditch. A fine girl baby arrived at Oscar Henderson’s home. Claude Daniels traveled to Jake Herschler’s to sell wool and will work for Mountain Meadow Ranch proprietor on the 18th. Miss Goodwin and Miss Hallett visited Mrs. Earle Jones and others, returning in the James Jensen car. Ladies and children’s millinery advertised by Big Piney Mercantile Co.
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Big Piney
Hig
T. D. Lynch
Congregational Church
Margaret O' Neil
Howard Holden
Fontenelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diamondville Boys
F. J. Alexander
Alexander Optical Co
Salt Lake City
Emporium
Timothy
Frank Beaman
Koveralls
The
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Viale Bol
Helen R ‘Stanley
Reese
J. E. Butterworth
Cornelia O'Neil
Ursula Tanner
Ellen Swanstrom
Marbleton State Bank
Kelton
Wyoming
Eest & Bae
Pemmetchaes
Chester Mellvain
Buster
C. F. Young
R. A. Young
John Young
A. Young
John
Smith
R. A
Brigham
Baensines
James Whitcomb Riley
W. A. Muir
Rock Springs
Gus Rodgers
Fredell Home
Will Moffet
Son John
Muir Home
Mrs. MacGlashan
North Piney
Chas. Budd
Mrs. Dailey
Gus Rogers
J. L. Fleming
Mrs. Fleming
David Muir
A. B. Stout
W. E. Spencer
Phil Twichel
Semmerer
Florence Haddenham
Mrs. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Oscar Henderson
Claude Daniels
Jake Herschler
Claude
Mr. Butler
Glen Jones
Sattons
Chechs and
Coc Tome My
Carrver
State OF
Dalley
P. Budd
M. Noble
Daniel
Jones & Key
Wye
General Merchandise
Cadillac
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