Old Maids Convention and Community Notes at Big Piney
Sunday events at Basin Big Piney include an Old Maids Convention at Piney hall with stage reveals after a supper. Local reports mention Fred Smith returning to Diamondville, aTurkey shoot planned by Pat Healey at Marbleton, beef sales in Omaha, and various community updates including health and social happenings.
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Fred Smith
Diamondville
Pat Healey
Marbleton
Blue Rocks
Pat
State Democratic County Split Highlights in Local Election
The latest returns show Kendrick leading with about 4 000 votes, Houx 3 800, Thompson 3 500 while Mondell Forsyth and Irish seem elected though in doubt. Republicans win the commissioners and treasurer posts, Democrats take county clerk, and Durnford Curtis Mills are re elected in the district. The Big Piney precinct marks a first with a Democrat top voter count for the state ticket, Kendrick winning by one vote over Ridgely. Local ballots show scattered support with road supervisor lead for John B Curtis and small margins for other county offices. The total vote counted was ninety ballots.
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Kendrick
Houx
Thompson
Mondell
Forsyth
Irish
Smith
Beck
Doub
Durnford
Curtis
Mills
Big Piney
John B. Kendrick
Hilliard S. Ridgely
Pig Piney
John B. Curtis
I. C. Hakes
C. L. Mills
Oscar Beck
Amos Smith
John J. Erwin
D. C. Oakley
Louis C. Jensen
First Kiss Debate The tongue tastes of honey and ambrosia
A humorous exchange mocks the idea that the first kiss has no taste as local merchants promote holiday goods at Big Piney Mercantile Co. and note upcoming church activities. Rev James Grattan Mythen plans a Sheridan trip for an Episcopal conference with no services in Marbleton or Big Piney for two weeks.
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Marcel
James Grattan Mythen
Sheridan
Episcopal Conference
Marbleton
Big Piney
Tenth Anniversary Meeting at Big Viney Wyoming
The Century club marked its tenth anniversary on November 2 with Mrs. M. St. Fish hosting. A large gathering heard varied toasts and shared a festive dinner featuring roast turkey and oysters, with gifts and performances from members and guests across several cities.
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Big Viney
Wyoming
Tennyson
Minnie Budd
Win
Catherine
Lalu Gadd Ang Stildren
Josephine Budd
Neil
Lowe
Bindo
Oviethaut
William Ills
Velnin
Jennie Budd
Miss Halley
Iss Goodwin
Mos J Boyer
Wiranda McGinnis
Ren Myton
Ely
Cari Loita
oSvar
Bere
Will
Fish
Dee Hactifasham
Alf
Bailey
Oller Cans Pte « Ath
Party at Dr McDill Home Hosts Emma Bailey Guests
Miss Emma Mae Bailey acted as hostess for a Tuesday evening party at the home of Dr and Mrs McDill. The group danced until 10 30 pm then enjoyed a delicious luncheon before adjourning, all expressing delight at the entertainment.
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Emma Mae Bailey
Daniel Doings Near Daniel Report Nov 3
Local notes report many visits and errands around Daniel including Harriscot and son Foster from Salt Lake City, Marter’s trip to Pinedale, Conwell from Moran, and Bransta Miller visiting Dig Viney and Marbleton. Births, sales, and moves noted. Barbershop activity and hay hauling cited. Baby born to Geo Barnhart family. Sargent to move next spring.
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Forest Ranger Trainx
Ase
Ktait Davis
Basin
Ystem 'N Snyder Basin
Pame Ft
Bartdigiy
Peas Pear
Vale
Interin
Moe Mifenda McGinnis
Somalia
Wille
Midy
Fred
Stars of the Diamond
James Mickelson
Andrew Homer
Frank Springman
Ed Rowe
Omaha
Mr. Mickelson
Emporium
Billy Sherman
M. F. Naylin
Kem ‘Mover
Elmer Woodward
Everal
Mike Meeks
Frank Wilhelm
Fall’ River Basin
Mike
Fispert Watch and Jeweley
L. Spero
Pock
Wickerwe
Howard Heintz
Ali
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Venorita
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Jones, Soh & Co
Daniel
Harriscot
Son Foster
Salt Lake City
Marter
Pinedale
I. W.' Conwell
Moran
Daniel Visitor
Sunnday
Tierry Bransta
Enotes Miller
Charter Trayson
Fyt
Opal
Center Hotel
Barber, Pixley
W. F. Enos
Geo
Barnhart
Has. Hall
Tenief
Bh W. Sargent
Sarproot
Mrv
Mie
Perry
Fall River Ravin
Wim
Mares
Fort Row
Waiter
Claud Holliday
Woon
Milly Mils
Eide Fanth
Kemmerer
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