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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
8
Ed Rowe and Choice bale hay and home grown potatoes offered at low prices at the Twichel coal mine. All warned not to hunt or fish on the F. A. Fear ranches. Trespassers will be prosecuted by F. A. Fear.
Found riding bridle at Marbleton Met. Co. owner call and describe to claim. Lost four year old dark bay gelding branded R J left shoulder last seen between Cottonwood and Horse creek A J Bentley Merna Wyo seek information. For sale bay Percheron stallion weight about 1500 write Claude Daniels Big Piney Wyo.
The Examiner announces a weekly social column arranged with a leading local figure. Readers may send items to the Society Editor for inclusion, preferably mailed by Tuesday each week for timely publication.
Miss Belle Solon returned from Larchwood Louisiana to teach at Murdock school on Green River. The Ladies Guild of St. John's church held a business meeting at Mrs Dan Budd's. a War Costume dance featured prizes for Uncle Sam and Liberty.
Mrs. Roney Pomeroy visits Canyon Ranch for a few months while Frank Pomeroy stays in Whittier California. Chas Burkhalter returns home to White Cloud Kansas after a visit at Jake Herschler. Howard Holden trips to Opal for supplies. Families including the Herschlers and Mrs. Schantz attend events. snow falls in Fontenelle. Mr Parish from Pinedale dances in Piney after repairing a telephone line. F D Chapel stocks winter supplies for the season.
Miss Florence Haddenham visited Mr. Wm. McGinnis Sunday. Miss Ethel Weir and Mrs. David Haddenham were Piney visitors Wednesday. Weir went to Piney for an eye test. John Herrod returns from the basin and plans wintering in East California. Jessie Haddenham and Esadora Shinsel visited Florence Haddenham Sunday. William McGinnis left with cattle for Omaha. will meet wife before returning. Jack Walker assists with beef cattle to Opal. Herrod and Jack Haddenham went to Big Piney on business. William Baldwin, recently ill, is improving. Mrs. William Baldwin visited Bondurant and son Franklin. Mrs. Lewis Bartlett visited Herschel Bondurant and new son Franklin.
Al Kunze, new proprietor of the Big Piney Billiard parlor, is making improvements including interior calso mining, outside repairs, and new table covers to improve comfort for patrons. Floyd Norris and W. W. Luce returned from Omaha where they marketed cattle and report a fair market with large cattle volumes. Ruth Gilbert, formerly Stanley school teacher, resigned and moved to Pocatello Idaho to teach sixth grade now, citing better immediate pay and prospects.
Mrs G H Smith of Brewerton New York says eight to ten years of stomach trouble and indigestion attacks are relieved by Chamberlains Tablets. She notes they ease heaviness after meals and act as a mild laxative restoring natural stomach function.
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