School Dinner and Remarks at Hook's Hall
The community school dinner was held Friday November 24 at Hook's Hall from 5 to 9 pm with a menu of turkey chicken toast beef potatoes sweets salads cranberries pie cake and drinks. Students in white aprons served and hosted a lively program followed by a dance.
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Hook’s Hall
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Notice For Publication In Department Of The Interior
Notice is given that Floyd Smith of Big Piney Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim on section 15 township 86 north range 118 west sixth principal meridian. He will appear before W H McDonald U S Commissioner at Big Piney on January 2 1922. Witnesses include Roy Stinson Daniel Wyoming Floyd Norris Abbie E Millward George W McClain Big Piney Wyoming J T Booth Register. First date Nov 23 1922 Last date Dec 28 1922.
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Floyd Smith
Big Piney
Wyoming
W. H. McDonald
U. S
Roy Stinson
Daniel
Floyd Norris
Abbie E Millward
George W. McClain
J. T. Booth
Sublette County Official Totals and Ballot Propositions
Official totals for Sublette County list candidates for U S Senate, House, and state offices including Mondell Kendrick Holland Jenson Shelby and others with party labels. Also notes constitutional amendments approved by voters with yea and nay tallies.
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Frank W. Mondell
John B. Kendrick
J. W. Sammon
Thomas M. Holland
Louis C. Jenson
William Shelby
Lincoln Co
T D. O'Neil
Clarence Gardner
Representatives
Fremont Co
B. Guthrie
Wm. B. Ross
Richard S. Spurrier
Frank E. Lucas
Edwin P
L. A. Tanner
J. D. Noblitt
FB. Hardin
W. Jenkins
John D. Woodruff
W. G. Johnson
J. Shanley
Wilcox
Keith Culbertson
Grover Trittipp
John W. Hay
Richard Henderson
Ray Parkman
songYessman
Daniel A. Hastings
W. G. DeLoney
J. E. Jewett
J. E. Moyer
Sherif
New Stock Yards at Opal Station
A conference in Supt. Brooks private car discussed Opal Station stock yards improvements. Stockmen P. W. Jenkins Gene Noble G. F. Whitman and J. I. Sims urged doubling pen capacity adding a loading chute scales sidetrack capacity and feeding facilities. Opal’s status as a major shipping center with about 2000 head yearly supports the plan. spring start hoped.
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C. E. Brooks
P. W. Jenkins
Gene Noble
G. F. Whitman
J. I. Sims
Opal
Mr. Jenkins
Grea Green River
Notice of Sale of State and School Lands in Wyoming
The state will offer at public auction on December 18, 1922 at 10:00 A.M. in Lander lands appraised not less than 10.00 per acre and additional parcels appraised at 12.00 per acre. Descriptions include numerous sections in townships and ranges across multiple counties. The notice lists specific SE and NE quarters and other fractional sections with associated township and range coordinates.
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State of
Wyoming
Court House
Lander
Seyney
Seyswx
R. IO W
Seysex
Sexsey
Sen
Syusen
SEYSW
Nexsey
Lands to be sold on long terms in Cheyenne Wyoming
These lands will be sold on terms of 10% down on the day of sale and the balance in eighteen equal annual installments with interest at the rate of 4% per annum. For information, those interested should write to A. BAKER, Commissioner of Public Lands, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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N. R. HO
A. Baker
Public Lands
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Public Land Patent Listing for Wyoming Lands
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues notice that Wyoming filed a list of lands in Township 30 North Range 112 West sections 20 and 29 totaling 480 acres for patent under arid land acts. Protests or contests must be filed within sixty days and samples of greeting cards are available for inspection.
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United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
State of
Range
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Local News Briefs From The Examiner
James Noble of Cora stopped here last Friday night and renewed old acquaintances. Oscar Beck, Frank Fear and Frank Springman returned from Omaha where they sold cattle at fair prices. Howard Heitz and family traveled to Opal then to Lava Hot Springs Idaho for a two week visit before relocating to Utah. Mrs. Mary Murdock, son Joe and Miss Lucile Cowley left for Salt Lake to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Christian Wrang and Mrs Wrang plus Mrs Murdock are sisters. Muriel Hopkins celebrated her 11th birthday on Tuesday evening November 28 with about twenty friends. games music and a supper followed with gifts for the guest of honor.
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Howard Heitz
Opal
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Howard
Utah
Mary Murdock
Joe
Lucile Cowley
Salt Lake
Christian Wrang
Wrang
Murdock
Muriel Hopkins
Strayed Four Work Horses Sought By Tie Camp Foreman
Notice reports four work horses missing including two bays one gray and one sorrel. Bror Edin, foreman, asks anyone with information to notify Tie Camp.
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Adv
Bror Edin
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Miriam
H. S. Room
Anna
Mae
Horney
Mr. Treible
Dempsey
Athens
Turkey
Constantinople
Near East
Department of the Interior
Evanston, Wyopine
Big Piney Merc, Co
Sublette County
John Angus
James M. Payne
David L. Wilson
R. T. Albert
George H Voorhees
G. B. Hackett
B. N. Tibball
Oscar Evans
C. C. Feltner
Frank D. Ball
James P. Jensen
Dem
P. Steele
Vigor Miller
John Allen
L. W. Hennick
Third Judicial District
D. A. Preston
John R. Arnold
Schoola
Claire W. Tanner
Jeanette Brazzill
Episcopal Church
Francis M. Bacon
Midway
John Haddenham
Wye
Opal Station
O. S. L. Supt
the Examiner
James Noble
Cora
Oscar Beck
Frank Fear
Frank Springman
Omaha
State Bank of