Daniel Doings and Local Happenings in Daniel
Sunday services set at the Daniel school house on November 14. Hunters John Angus Bill Hays and Vigo Miller return from a basin hunt with meat. Jake Querry prepares a home for occupancy as the family plans to move next week. Miss Jennie Leister finishes teaching near Daniel and visits Cora before returning home. Easton makes changes at the Sargent home. Mrs A P Sommers and children attend Chas Dailey's funeral in Piney. Mayor Solliday of Opal visits after hunting in the basin. A crowd enjoys a dancing party at Bob Hill's Monday night.
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John Angus
Bill Hays
Vigo Miller
Jennie Leister
Daniel
Cora
Lawn
A. P. Sommers
Piney Sunday
Chas. Dailey
Mrs
Bob Hill
Merna Murmurings November 11
Mrs Rosa Ball and family travel to Lusk Wyoming to spend winter with her sister. Bryan Kendall and wife depart for Kemmerer. E R Miller and others plan a trip to the big game country for meat. Laura Thompson nearly drowns in a ditch. she is saved and recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Ball
Emma
Delbert
Lusk
Wyo
Laura Thompson
Harod
Holt family notes progress on Pinedale residence and community events
The Holt siblings travel to Pinedale to fetch carpenters Allen and Curtis for finishing touches on a nearly completed Holt home. Miss Roxie Roach marries Clarence Mershon at the groom's parents home with Rev. D D Reese officiating. Local residents plan hunting trips and host visits while a new schoolhouse is discussed for Boulder.
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Holt Brothers
Miss Cora
Pinedale
Messrs
Allen and
Curtis
Holt
Roxie Roach
Clarence Mershon
Cora
A. W. Mershon
D. D. Reese
Willow Creek
Roundup Notes From Local Ranch and Homes
H A Thompson aided by James Hopkins and Fd S Allen on a sage brush task this week. The community shares sympathy with Mrs. Dailey after Chas Dailey's death. A light snowfall occurred Saturday night as winter approaches. Harry Caprian and Clifford Stultz with wives visited the Fred Graham home. Foreman William Hawes and Ira Baldwin are headquartered at Pat Conwell ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Thompson
James Hopkins
Harry Caprian
Clifford Stultz
Fred Graham
Wm. Hawes
Ira Baldwin
Pat Conwell Ranch
Snow settles dust as Kendall hunting trip begins week
A light snow fell on Monday, then Messrs. Jenkins and Kelso with their party began a week long hunt in Kendall. A small, noisy crowd cheered the newly married couple on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jenkins
Kelso
Kendall
Public forum calls for bridge repair on Rock Springs road
Residents urge action after Alkali creek bridge failure blocks Rock Springs road. They note prior inaction by Fremont county and demand grading or bridging of washouts to restore the Rock Springs outlet.
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Rock Springs
Fremont County
Why Not Water Works
A town cites a single flowing well supplying school and waste water. It argues for building a standpipe and piping water to homes to provide hot, cold water and baths at lower cost than drilling twenty more wells, with plans to drill that many next year.
High School Notes Summary of Week Activities
Josephine Osterhout left for California for a month of sight seeing with dear Caesar. Rumors speak of two new high school pupils and one new grade pupil. The Ladies Twenty Century Club offered free vocal lessons from Prof L E Bennet on Mondays and Thursdays. Report cards were issued. New black boards arrived for the extra room. Mrs C P MacGlashan visited the school. Grade rooms conduct exams. English class fours reads The Tale of Two Cities and class two finished The Princess with themed essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Osterhout
California
Dear Caesar
L. E. Bennet
Free Youths Companion Subscriptions Offer for 1916
The Youths Companion advertises free issues for the remainder of 1915 with a $2.00 payment for 1916. It promises 52 issues in 1916 with quality reading, highlights contributors from ex presidents, and offers a Forecast for 1916 plus a Home Calendar. Subscriptions are received at The Youths Companion office in Boston.
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Justice Brewer
Down
Boston
Massachusetts
Practical Philanthropy and a School Pool Proposal
A call to gratitude for national peace and thriving cattle industry leads to a plan for a flowing well on the school grounds. Proposes a 40 by 60 building housing a swimming pool and auditorium at a cost not exceeding 2500 dollars. Benefits include children learning to swim and improved public health, with the pool fed and heated by gravity. Aimed as a lasting monument to benefactors and a community asset for students and the public.
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United States
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Daniel School
Jake Querry
Mr. Easton
L. W. Sargent
Solliday
Opal
Our
Merna
Bryan Kendall
Kemmerer
H. A. Branson
E. R. Miller
Harry
Beaver and
Horse Creek
M. Baker
Geo. Jensen
Bigame Country
P. W. Conwell
A. C. Richardson
Miss Pearl Pool
Lee Smith
Kelly Ranch
Cora News
Frank Steele
Boulder
Jas. Noble
Charlie
Will Alexander
Diamondville
W. J. Wright and Sons
Chas. Lee
Willy Thompson
P. W. Jenkins
A. C. Verner
Johnny Rahm
D. E. Basham
Mershau
Mr. Munson
Paul
Mr. Gordon
Fd S. Allen
C. G. Jewett
South Horse Creek
Mrs. Dailey
Turkey
Marbleton
Wyoming
Dan Creedon
BIG Piney Placksmith Shop
Antone Subec
Big Piney, Wyo
the Public Forum
C. P. MacGlashan
Two Cities
Alfred Ford Tennyson
Matcher & Moulder
Snider Basin
Clate Stacy
Big Piney
Valley Theatre
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company Kemmerer
W. E. Mills
C. C. Grover Trittipo
A. Vohjola Photographer
E. L. Hallinan
Auto Service
Burney & Co
C. S. Gilhousen
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
W. K. McDonald
P. O
Big Piney, Wyoming
D. D. Spani Architect
Rock Springs National Bank Building
Auto For
Telephone Hotel
Piney
Parmenter
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Grand Island
North & Robinson Co
Grand Island, Nebraska
George D. Harrahewton
Iowa
L. Elias Bennett
NEW York Conservatory OF Music
Dr. Zoro D. Clark
Range
15Th
Harney Streets
Orpheum
Omaha, Nebraska
W. F. McDill
Ivan S. Jones
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