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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
6
Holt and partners haul cattle from Mall River Basin to start for market later this week. Community members attend forestry, funerals, and church services in Pinedale, Big Piney, and LaBarge. A local youth engagement is rumored, while improvements and health concerns touch several families.
Community notes list multiple Sunday calls and visits across ranches and towns. Ralph De Maurier visited Jack Eoward at Muddy ranch while McKay Fred Reardon and George called on W. J. McGinnis ranch. Ed Pennock and wife from Boulder visited Fred Hutchinson's family two days last week.
Alfred Hamp traveled from lower Fenwrell with his mother wife and young son to spend the weekend with J. W. and Marl Jones families. Hamp recently purchased a Ford from Oliver Allen. A. Mellonis and family visited the Karl Tones on Sunday.
Cottonwood notes list W H Pape and wife from Bronx staying with O H Dunham. W C Franks and wife join F D Ball and will reside on a Ball ranch. James Neal, ex Kemmerer, now Bear Lake, visited O H Dunham. Walter Yost rode for horses. F W Shafer visited Piney and Marbleton. Dunham and Franks travelled to Piney on business. Mrs H A Dunham dined with Mrs D F Harrison. Shafer headed to the Cottonwood mine. Pasturage value 25 cents daily. A mule, female about 850 pounds with clouded eye and brand, plus collar marks, found. owner urged to remove it.
New York items include David Johnson and wife and N C Thygesen arriving on the Best auto Saturday evening. Mrs Johnson returns from Kansas. The Johnsons and Thygesens came back from Omaha where they traveled with their beef. The Laylor and Penneer party arrived from Saratoga Monday and visit their son and family on the ranch below town. John Ward and wife came from a ranch near Big Piney after bringing in supplies Tuesday. Carl Gissel and J D Thorne for Rosenaum Bros Co and Hewlett Bros Co of Salt Lake City met with traders Thursday. F E Tracy and wife were visitors from New York Tuesday. T A Brosman and family of Pole Creek called on H Mitchell at his home.
Wm. Farris has completed a barn begun weeks ago and is now preparing his winter wood supply for storage and use.
Merna residents report murmuring Clarence Webb and C H Kelly headed to the road with beef on Friday. A J Bentley and wife shared Sunday dinner at James Miller home. L W Sargent hauls logs from Beaver. Josephine Bentley visits Mrs Wilfred Nichols this week. Leo Baker hauls timber. Dorothy Allen visits grandparents this week. Mrs Ball guest of Mrs C G Jewett last Sunday. Mrs Harry Thompson guests at Ennis Millers Sunday. W F Bleamer returns from Kemmerer Thursday. Ben Bentley and John Levy trip to Kemmerer last week. Dance at Charles Balls well attended. everyone reports a good time. Lee Smith and wife visit the Kelly ranch on Sunday.
Funeral services were conducted at one o clock in Marbleton hotel for Charles E Dailey with Rev D D Reese officiating. O H Dunham and wife were in from their ranch on the eighth. Marbleton children recover from a bout of mumps as the community notes various local activities.
The Thrice-a-Week World promotes its low price and rapid European war coverage. It highlights a presidential election looming and offers a two-paper bundle with the Examiner for one year at 2 50, saving compared to the usual 3 00.
Rain washed through Bondurant last week giving way to a clear breezy day with cooler air. Local notes report snow on the Sa tooth range, a W Bowlsby ranch dance with good turnout, and several Basin residents traveling or visiting.
Evangelist William A. Sunday and his party visited the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago to instruct students on modern evangelism methods. The session covered organizing towns, church unity, personal outreach, neighborhood Bible classes, prayer meetings, and follow-up work.
Notice is given by the U S Land Office at Evanston Wyoming that Harry E Payne of Bronx Wyoming filed intent to make Final five year Proof for Homestead Entry No 01692 in Section 3 Township 86 N Range 112 W 6th Principal Meridian and witnesses are Charles R Martin Joseph Huston Patrick W Conwell and Robert J Martin The same day James Edward Sargent of Merna Wyoming filed intent to make Final five year Proof for Homestead Entry No 06154 in Section 15 Township 35 N Range 113 W 6th P M with witnesses Patrick W Conwell Joseph Huston Harry E Payne The third notice states Joseph Smith of Big Piney Wyoming filed Desert Land Entry No 03298 in Section 13 and 14 Township 85 N Range 112 W 6th P M with witnesses Robert J Martin Joseph Huston Patrick Conwell and the notices dated October 22 1915
Notices filed by James E. Fleming and Bessie E. Munn seek final five year proofs for homestead and desert land entries in Sections 18 and 13, Township 33 North Range 118 West and Section 23 Township 33 N Range 113 W. Observes witnesses Harold Munn Bessie Munn John Herrod and Jule W Ellmore. Public notices list dates November 4 and December 9 1915 and designate U S Commissioner James L Fleming.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming September 30 1915 notice that Lewis O Gourley of LaBarge Wyoming holder of Homestead Entry No 480 filed intention to make proof to establish land claim for the 18 NEI-4 Lot 1 and 6 Bootlon 99 Township 7 North Range 118 West 6th Principal Meridian before H B Christmas U S Commissioner at Kemmerce Wyoming on November 18 1915 witnesses Harry Gourley William Shingel and Patrick O'Brien all of LaBarge Wyoming and Marton etc Last pub October 7 1915 Autograph not clear
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