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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
3
Notice of a local bake sale offering homemade candy for holiday enjoyment at the Triangle Chip Bazaar. Attendees can expect a selection of sweets for sale to raise funds for community events.
Mrs Frank Bray and Mrs John Kvenild were of the Cora Homemakers club on Wednesday. Mrs Donald Studt of LaBarge was a Big Piney visitor on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Rvon Woffinden and two children visited with his parents and family in Layton Utah last week. Antone Sable Jr was in Riverton last weekend doing welding work for the GP. St Anne's Alter Society will meet at the Elmer Olson Ranch on Nov 13. All members and interested persons please attach. Mr and Mrs B Yeck returned from a trip to Riverton and Thermopolis on Tuesday. P T A meeting at the School House next Monday. Miss Shirley Fox eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Rube Fox of this place left last Sunday for New York City, from where she will take passage on a ship en route to Germany today Nov 6 where she goes to fulfill a two year mission for the L D S church. Her friends here wish her luck so far from home. Joan Center, who has been at the William Budd home for several days left Friday for his home in Evanston. Bit Piney men attended a meeting of Lincoln Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in Kemmerer last Saturday afternoon and evening. James F Mickelson, James P Jensen, Geof Hopkins, Victor Gulens, and Francis W Tanner attended. James Greenwood, dv of this place, attained the degrees and became a member of the Royal Arch along with three other Masons of Lincoln county. WANTED Slaughter Horses. Car load lots when possible. H L Booth LaBarge.
Erection of Big Piney s town hall progresses under contractor Alvin Pierson with a cinder block structure seen as a town credit. Notices and reader articles should be in by Wednesday afternoon each week. Joe L Budd represented Sublette County stockmen at a Cheyenne meeting last weekend. The Blain ey Lions Club promotes a skating pond for local children. At the Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne silver mounted drop shank spurs by L C Gallatin, an early saddlemaker, are on display. The first agricultural fair to Wyoming was held at Big Horn in 1885 organized by Henry A Coffeen according to state archives in Cheyenne.
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