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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
7
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Miss Minnie Elder motored to Daniel Friday. Constable Blackman had official business at Merna Monday. Miss Smith of Kansas, sister of Lee Smith, will teach Merna school. Ed Allen visited Opal last week. George Bentley traveled to Kemmerer in a new truck with elderly Carl Low. A 9 pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Conwell on Sunday May 23, with Dr. Montrose in attendance and nurse Mrs. D Blackman. Will West and wife visited before moving to Jackson Hole. Mrs West is formerly Miss Ethel Culbertson. Mrs W West and Miss M Cable visited Rev and Mrs Reese of Pinedale Tuesday night. Mrs James Jensen of Big Piney visited Daniel Friday. Norris Griggs at Webbranch. Vego Miller went to Opal in an International truck with Dr Cochran. Mrs Vego Miller visited Mrs L W Sargent and the new Conwell girl. Mr and Mrs E R Miller moved to Jewett ranch for summer work. Harry Capron moved to P W Conwell ranch at Merna which he bought.
Notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish a land claim. Claimant witnesses listed include W. Carlson Hugo Swanstrom Waiter Ball and Henry C. Denham. Before Commissioner Jones in Wasuiing a tenth, June. Alex Nisbet Register. May 13-June 17.
Department of the Interior notices that Addi son Maiest of Mase Wyoming filed to establish a land claim in 1914 under Desert Pry Sec iB Township 113 North Sixth Principal Meridian. The notice lists William Mota and Jane McClintock of Big Piney Ajax Musey with dates May 20 to June 24.
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