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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement describes a mail service tailored for stockmen with prompt handling of all mail transactions. It notes capable officers and directors, experienced businessmen, and familiarity with stockmen needs. The firm promises every courtesy to customers and invites business.
Fred Bailey and Oscar Henderson left for Opal with a freight load for P. P. wiches. Dora Whitman returned to Midway after two weeks with her parents. The funeral of Mrs. Fred DeGraw in Viola drew many neighbors. Mrs. Ira Bailey and family dined with Earle Jones and Frank DeGraw. Clare Stacey and her children visited from Daniel. The Miller family returned to Hamsfork after a Viola visit. Mark Twichel visited Opal last week. Bettie Williams remains bedbound with W. H. Whitman. Ira Bailey left Viola for Dry Piney. Alvin Twichel from the Twichel coal mine visited LaBarge.
Midway Ripplings reports Mrs Walter C Yose and son returning from Salt Lake to visit relatives. Jack Haddenham made a flying trip to Kemmerer on business. A dance at Howard Holden’s drew many Midway and LaBarge residents. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Herschel Bondurant on May 4. Susie Matlock visits Jessie Haddenham for the week. George W Danley left for Salt Lake to review oil lands. Mrs Willie McGinnis spent Wednesday with Mrs Walter C Yose. Mrs Charles Bird and Mrs Howard Holden visited Wyoming LaBarge and Dry Piney oil wells last week.
Department of the Interior Land Office provides notice that Be son Moffatt of Mason Wyoming filed for Final Proof on land described as Section 14 Township 31 North Range 118 West. The hearing before Wilson H. McDonald occurs on a date set between May 20 and June 24.
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