Local ranchers lead buying at Casper bull sale
Sublette county ranchers bought a total of thirty four bulls at the Casper bull sale with high prices paid. Bill Bloom of Pinedale topped the buyers at $9000 for five bulls from Budd and Burns Big Piney and other bidders included Max Boroff of Daniel $1950 for two bulls, Harold Reach of Saratoga $1575 for three, and several consignors from Riverton Casper and Hyattville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Sublette County
Ab Ge Sae
Bill Bloom
Pinedale
Bloom
Budd
Kenneth Burns
Big Piney
Marvin Tisthammes
Torrington
Covey
Dayton
Cokeville
Wyoming
Max Boroff
Daniel
Ohm
Joe Bucci
R. Hes
Henry Haun
Riverton
Wyomins
Gladwon Jensen
Boulder
Middleswarth Hersfond Randa
Joe Waggoner
Lusk
Leo Jensen
Henry EfcGuunis
Hat Creek
Jack Turner
Hyattville
Brandt Jensen
Robert Danies
Thermopolis
Elite Hereford Ranch
Sorstega
Laberiong
Tark
Ken Guie
Joe Budd
John Tanner
Harold Reach
Nixon
Saratoga
L‘en
Brucellosis Vaccine Withdrawal Affects Wyoming Counties
United States Department of Agriculture officials revoke Federal funds vaccine for brucellosis eradication. Counties Sublette Sheridan Jeanson Converse Carbon Platte lose vaccine after Jan 1 1960 unless 51 percent of cattle owners petition to continue via fee basis veterinarians. Hot Springs and Teton join program. Neale Jones released from Rock Springs hospital after ruptured appendix. Louis B. Smith states in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sert
Finsdale, Wyamting
Washington
ARS
United States Department of Agiture
Fed
Sublette
Sheridan
Jeanson
Converse
Carbon
Platte
Hot Springs
Teton
Gasis
Louis B. Smith
Democratic Women to Honor Mrs Murdock With Tea
The Sublette County Democratic Women's Club will entertain Mary A Murdock at a tea on December 1959 in recognition of her service to the party. The public is invited to attend from 2:00 to 5:00 pm at the home of Mrs John Mackey in Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Mary A. Murdock
Sublette County
Democratic Women’s Club
Dee
Sth
John Mackey
Pinedale
Engagement Announced for Dorothy Michali and Michael Marincic
Mr and Mrs Joseph Micheli of Fort Brieger announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Antonia to Michael Doyle Marincic son of Mr and Mrs Philip Marincic Sr of Big Piney. Miss Michali a Mt View High School graduate and University of Wyoming 1956 honors graduate was a Swiss exchange delegate in 1956. She teaches home economics at the Big Piney school and holds leadership roles in Phi Upsilon Omicron and Wyoming Education Association. He served in the Armed Forces 1957 58 and works with his father in ranching. active in Southeast County Farm Bureau. The couple plans a December wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Micheli
Fort Brieger
Dorothy Antonia
Michael Doyle Marincic
Philip Marincic
Big Piney
Michali
Mt. View High School
Uni
Wyoming
Switzerland
Phi Uprika Omicorm
Wyoming Education Association
Wyoming Vocational Home Economics Associats
Big Piney High School
University of Wyoming
Sudeste County Farm Bureau
Local Library Seeks Donations for World War II Titles
Reta Carr, librarian, notes several new reference books received under the Library Service Act and requests donations of Chevo books or similar titles. She praises recent gifts from Helen OBrien and Walter Balls and lists available titles and authors such as Milton Cross and Amy Vanderluit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Service
Milton Cross
Amy Vanderluil
Eliquette
John Bartlette
Clarke
Steverson
Helen O'Brien
Walter Balls
Reta Carr
Robert G. Daniel Becomes Navy Bluejacket Recruit
Robert G. Daniel, son of Clifford Daniels of Big Piney Wyoming, is scheduled to graduate basic training on November 20 at the San Diego Navy boot camp. The ceremony will include a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries as the recruit becomes a Navy Bluejacket ready for duty with the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Oaiis
Febert G. Bank’s
Dlifford Danas
Big Piney
Wyo
Navy
1960 license plate numbers announced in Pinedale
County Treasurer Donald W. Sparks announces preferred 1960 license plate numbers. Passenger cars use 1 to 300 and trucks 1 to 150. Owners have until December 1 to purchase their preferred numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Sparks
Pinedale
Wyo
Fox's Top Speed Reaches About 26 MPH In Tests
Tests show the gray fox reaches a top speed near 26 miles per hour. This measurement reflects latest field observations and captures the animal's swift burst capacity.
Big Piney Punchers Win State Class B Title
Big Piney Punchers defeated Moorcroft 25 to 12 to claim the State Class B championship. Key players Murdock Wilson and Tanner led a 25 point rally, with Wilson rushing 217 yards and Murdock 127 yards. Coach Low praised backs Bob and Mike and commended the defense led by Larry Perkins in a standout regional to state run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Piney Punchers
Moorcroft
Big Piney
Itéetean
Wing
Murdock
Canigo
Marvin Johnson
Punchers
Wilson
Tanner
Ca Puiends
Wisen
Saris Peterson
Emey
Geto
Tee Moorcift
Murdesi
Fire
Ren Chapin
Tenner Com- Mien
Moor
Larry Perkins
Olla Low
Murack
K. D. Porter
Coach Low
de Avertt
Low
Bob
Mike
Jim
Renner
Big Pinoy
Meerevett
Weldon Chivers
Vincent Timessi
Ken? Near
Havenild
Victor McGinnis
Jim Douglas
Mike Murdock
Bob Spriggs
L. D. Porich
Jack Park
Doug Vickrey
Ron Steete
Steve Chapel
Jim Trenner
Jim Ashford
Ron Chapin
Bob Wilson
Dick Tanner
Ron Blacklin
Ron Vickrey
E.R. Kvenild
Otto Lew
Delta Kappa Gamma visit marks Kemmerer meeting
Mr and Mrs John Kvenild and Mrs John Kivenild attended a Kemmerer business visitors meeting of Delta Kappa Gamma on Friday in late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kvenild
John Kivenild
Kemmerer
Delta
Kappa Gamma
Amratva
Sublette County Artists Guild Hosts Oriental Themed Meeting
The Sublette County Artists Guild welcomed members and guests at Camp Fire Girls house in Pinedale for an Oriental themed gathering. Madge Funk and Mrs Etta Henwick organized a program with Oriental poems and articles, musical and literary contributions, and a chow mein feast with tea and rice fortune cakes. A surprise Japan bound shipment yielded a 12 place setting china set for two lucky attendees. Peach Spencer and Lars Jewett won tea gifts from a Chinese proverb contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County Artists’ Guild
Madge Funk
Etta Heiick
Camp Fire Girls Club
Pinedale
L. H. Henwick
Japan
Gublette County
Gertrude Olson
Lora Jewett
Marie Meyer
Mae Mickelson
Margaret Bayer
Hong Kong
Betty Blake
Ethel Javett
Peart Spencer
Lars Jewet
Rosalie Hackett
Aveeline Feilner
Beth Richardson
Mae Mackerson
Mary Murdock
May Sommers
Gertrude Qloon
Pearl Spencer
Dhelyne Worl
Lora Jowett
Ethel Jewett
Myra Cooley
Big Piney High Sruco Band Trip to Green River
The Big Piney High Sruco Band traveled to Green River Wyoming on October 28 1959. The United States Marine Band known as The President Own performed and impressed with classical and modern pieces. Green River Lions Club sponsored the concert and the Susie Leile County Artists' Guild donated funds, with generous support from local listeners and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney High
Suisleile County
Guid
Jackie M.williams
Fines Total $6379 in October for Game and Fish Violations
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reported 208 people paid 6379 dollars in October fines for game and fish law violations. The largest fine was 300 dollars for illegal killing and tagging violations by a Rawlins man. Several 100 dollar fines followed, with multiple counts including hunting without a license and trespass. Funds go to county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Fred R. Yeamain
Rawlins
Yeaman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brucella
TNE
Letita
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Cheysune, Byle
Neale Jones
LaBarge
Rock Springs
Robert G. Daniel
University OF Wyoming Young RP
Roar Thomson
Kim Krueger
Leo Thomson
Ann Hurtl
Spearfish
Keith Thomson
Congress
Thomson
Back
Jim Morkfor
Dubois
Init
Keren Koblen
Cheyenne
John Ackermen
Upton
Young Gop
Jodi Temploten
Mrs
Jack Center
Evansion
Artistts’ Guild
Etta Hennick
Green River
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