Lincoln County Good Roads Group Calls Public Meeting
A call for taxpayers and residents in Lincoln County Wyoming to meet in Kemmerer on the 23rd at 2:30 PM to organize a Lincoln County Good Roads Association. The aim is to elect a chairman to represent the county in the State Good Roads Association and to coordinate with the State Highway Commission on road improvements.
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Lincoln CO
Wyoming
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Epee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
State Good Roads Association
State Highway Commission
Aries
Lincoln Cenats
Jesse Baldwin Breaks Arm At School
Jesse Baldwin broke his right arm just above the wrist while at school yesterday noon and was taken to Dr. Hook for setting. He is son of Mr and Mrs Steve Baldwin of this place. The 18th annual Lincoln County Wool Growers' convention ball and banquet will be at Cokeville Nov 21-22 1919. The Ritchey cattle case began in Kemmerer yesterday.
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Jesse Baldwin
Hook
Steve Baldwin
Lincoln County Wool Growers’ Ass’n
Cokeville
Big Piney Hotel Sold to Al Kunze in Major Transfer
F D Chapel sells the Big Piney Hotel to Al Kunze in a large Piney real estate transfer. The deal includes the hotel, billiard parlor, meat and ice houses, and all associated buildings. Kunze, a former billiard parlor owner and Marine veteran, aims to grow with Big Piney’s anticipated prosperity.
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F. D. Chapel
BIG Piney Hotel
AL Kunze
Piney
Big Piney
Marbleton State Bank
Horse Creek and Beaver Items Chronicle Local Moves
Roy Edwards proved up on his homestead at E A Richardson's land office Saturday November 15. Miss Marie Conwell visited with Mrs D A Blackman. Bruce A Cranor moved to the tie camp on Cottonwood. Mrs Bob Hill and Mrs Agnes Snider visited Mrs H Frank. E R Miller and children visited Mrs Blackman. Rev D D Reese returned from Illinois and saw son Virgil in Laramie. He preached at Daniel school house November 16. Oscar Zingsheim and family leave for Rawlins. Joseph Huston left with beef cattle. Gene Robinson of Bondurant in Horse Creek area. A B Duke of Mondell visited Kemmerer. Wood Albert traveled to Rock Springs. Grisol family to Rawlins for winter. W E Enos in lower country. John Angus and sons left for Omaha Market with cattle. Miss Cable living with Chennette tenant. Joe Miller left for Iowa. Viv McCasland returned from Kemmerer with Mrs A H Houston and daughter. Houston to New York. Sam McDole of Bronx visited Pape and Cable in Daniel. W J Todd rode for cattle near Daniel. Earl Albert went to Kansas. George Pixley left Daniel for Opal freight. State Brand book now available from Oscar Beck for $3.00.
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D. D. Reese
Illinois
Virgil
Laramie
Daniel School
Notice of land entry in Evanston Wyoming 40 acres
Notice filed by Rose Juel of Rock Springs as legal designee of Robertt Charles to enter 40 acres under sections 2306-7 Revised. Adverse claimants must file affidavits of protest by January 1920. Includes miscellaneous social notes about local visits and dates.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Rose Juel
Rock Springs
Robertt
Charles
Alex Nishi
Arthur P Daughters
Daniel
Public Land Sale Notice for Isolated Tract Evanston Wy
Department of the Interior announces a public sale by the U S Land Office in Evanston Wyoming for a tract described as NWY of Sec 21 and NW of Sec 43 Township 32 North Range 108 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Minimum bid is 3.00 per acre, sale at 10 A M on December 80. The high bidder must pay immediately. adverse claimants should file by the sale period.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Charlotte C. Vible
Nwyney
Alex Nisbet
Parents-Teachers Meet at Big Piney High School
The Parents-Teachers Association met November 7 1919 at the Big Piney High School building. Teachers presented an interesting program while mothers attended. Plans were discussed for books and reference materials for the high school and grades. Mrs Dan Budd Mrs Whitman Mrs MacGlashan and Mrs Vickery will visit schools before the next meeting to report on progress. All parents are urged to visit the schools. The next meeting is set for December 6 1919 at the school building at p m.
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Parents-Teachers Association
Big Piney Highschool
Dan Budd
Whitman
MacGlashan
Vickery
P. m
Stolen Stray Mare Near Green River Lake
$10 reward offered for a three year old bay mare branded WC on right shoulder. Last seen near Green River Lake. Reward payable to Wm. C. Chall, Daniel, Wyoming. Adv. 4. We do job printing all kinds.
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Green River Lake
Wm. C. Chall
Daniel
Wyo
Clark-Davis Nuptials In Kemmerer Catholic Church
Miss Gertie Clark of Boulder Wyoming and Wiley Horn Davis of this place wed at Kemmerer 6 pm Monday. Rev Father Schellenger presided with attendants Mrs Frank Mc Donough and Mr Mc Donough. The couple will reside here and Weyl Horn Davis is employed at the local blacksmith shop. Nelse Christensen of Burney & Company runs trips to Opal to restock the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Clark
Boulder
Wyo
Wiley Davis
Kemmerer
Father Schellenger
Frank McDonough
H. D. Clark
Nelse Christensen
Burney & Company
Opal
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Andrewee County
Pro
Kichen
Stee
Big Piney Merc. Co
Kunze
Dan Crafton
Horse Creek
Beaver
Roy Edwards
E. A. Richardson
Marie Conwell
D. A. Blackman
Bruce A. Cranor
Cottonwood
Bob Hill
Agnes Snider
H. Frank
Oscar Zingshiem
Rawlins
Joseph Huston
L. Query
Tes River
Gene Robinson
Bondurant
Horse
A. B. Duke of
Wood Albert
Mrs. Griscol
Upper Beaver
W. E. Enos
John Angus and Sons
Omaha
Miss Cable
Joe Miller
Jensen
Iowa
Viv’ McCasland
A. H. Houston
Sam MecDole
Bronx
Pape and Cable Homes
W. J. Todd
Earl Albert
Kansas
George Pixley
Oscar Beck
Chas. Ball
W. Payne
Eva Pape
J. C. Angus
P. W. Conwell
Adv
Clark-Davis
Emporium
C. A. Ives
Service
State Bank of
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