Eighth Grade Pupils Graduate With Diplomas
The eighth grade class of nine students, eight girls and one boy, graduated last night at Buddhall. Diplomas were presented as essays on war topics and conservation, Wyoming industries, railroads, and towns were read. songs impressed the audience. Principal Miss Helen Stanley and diplomas by Al Osterhout were praised for guiding the class’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris MacGlashan
Charlotte Fields
Martha Whitman
Velma Beas
Freida Noble
Mable Shideler
Lorena Shideler
Opal Hakes
Harold Hakee
Wyoming
Henry Carmany
MacGlashan
Buddhall
Education
Helen Stanley
al. Osterhout
Draftees Leave for Camp Lewis Friday
The Lincoln County Draft Board summoned Piney men for entrainment to Camp Lewis Washington tomorrow Friday May 1st. Names include Curry F Link Antone Subec Walter C Ball Rene N Wardell Hans C Sorensen and W C Meyer of Daniel. Subec the local blacksmith received a thirty day furlough to dispose of his interests. This will be a hard blow to ranchers as blacksmiths are scarce.
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Piney
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Draft Board
Camp Lewis
Washington
Curry F. Link
Antone Subec
Walter C. Ball
Rene N. Wardell
Hans C. Sorensen
W. C. Meyer
Daniel
Antone
Editor Receives Card From Pvt Omer A Dallaire
A World War I letter to an editor from Pvt Omer A Dallaire of Somewhere in France dated April 30 1918 asks to be placed on the paper’s distribution list for home news and editor's updates.
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Omer A. Dallaire
France
iDear
The
Examiner
Home and Home News
Pvt
School board address opens event with crowd and dance
The school board gave an address to the class on stage with Mrs. Laurence Bess principal and J. B. Budd board president present. A large crowd attended and a dance followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Bess
J. B. Budd
Marbleton State Bank 1918 May 10 Condition Report
J Charles Rumsey cashier swears to the truth of the bank condition as of May 10 1918 in Marbleton Wyoming Lincoln county. Notary Albert Lagson attests May 29 1918 with director W W Luce signing as correct.
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Marbleton State Bank
Marbleton
Wyoming
Lincoln
J. Charles Rumsch
J. Charles Rumsey
Albert Lagson
State of
County of
Albert Larson
Alberrtt Lawson
Red Cross Drive Surpasses Quota With Strong Local Showing
The local Red Cross chapter more than doubled its $2 500 quota as they closed Tuesday with contributions and rodeo receipts totaling 5 219. The note adds that if every town matched this effort the national goal would be far surpassed. A donor list is being prepared for publication next week.
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Red Cross
Registration Day Set For June Fifth For 21 Year Olds
A notice from the Big Piney postoffice states a registration will occur on June 5 for all young men who have turned 21 since June 6, 1917. Postmaster J. B. Budd will oversee registrants at the Big Piney office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
J. B. Budd
For Sale 17 White Face Bulls in Wintered Condition
17 head of 2 year old registered white face bulls bred in Missouri and wintered in Big Piney Wyoming. For more information call or write to J. B. Kelly at Gray Inn Big Piney. Henry Carmany from the east visits Piney at Mrs. C. P. MacGlashan's home. he is a talented singer.
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Missouri
J. B. Kelly
Gray Inn
Big Piney
Wyo
Ady
Henry Carmany
Piney
Lincoln School of Fontenelle Opens Under Miss Crummett
Fontenell Wyoming May 23 1918 The Lincoln School of Fontenelle began May 20 with Miss Ella Crummett teaching. Sunday school organized May 19. Local residents visitations and gatherings noted including donations to the Red Cross and several visitors at neighboring farms. A canary formerly sold at a Red Cross auction was later purchased by the Budd family child.
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Fontenell, Wyo
Lincoln School of
Fontenelle
Ella Crummett
Elmer Rathbun
Jesse Fuller
Big Piney
Jake Herschler
Red Cross
Lyon Rathbun
Ned Herschler
Lincoln School
John Budd
Newlyweds Serenaded With Charivari at Piney Ranch
A large crowd from Piney gathered Tuesday to serenade newlyweds Clifton Fear and Cornelia O Neill at the F A Fear ranch in South Piney. Gifts included a Buick light six touring car from the groom’s parents. Local residents C. P. Budd and Dorthea attended Eighth grade exercises. watchmaker Frank Phillips planned to open a repair shop in Pioneer Drug store.
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Piney
F. A. Fear
South Piney
Clifton Fear
Kemmerer
Salt Lake
Big Piney
Cornelia O'Neil
T. D. O'Neil
Frank Phillips
Aikin
Minnesota
Dr. Hook
Pioneer Drug Store
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Ank
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W. G. Heitz
Canyon Ranch News
Clarence Holden
Miss Crummett
Justin Pomeroy
Chas. Olson
Dave Alplanalp
Fontenelle Basin
Howard Holden Ranch
Harry Krupp
John Stevens
Opal
Ned. Herschler Ranch
State Bank of
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Ravenna Stamna
Oscar Been
James Mickelson
A. W. Smurn
F. A. Fea