Former Valley Residents Wed After Sixteen-Year Courtship
After a sixteen year courtship, Henry Middlesworth and Mrs. F M Tarter wed in Green River. They obtained a license and married in a parlor before returning to Kemmerer the same night. Middlesworth is a Montana cattleman. Tarter runs the Elk Hotel in Kemmerer. They may move to Butte with Middlesworth's property interests. The Republican notes warm congratulations.
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Kemmerer
Green River
Henry Middlesworth
F. M. Tarter
Elk Hotel
Middlesworth
Montana
Branson Buys Daniel Hotel. New Owners Eye Valley
H R Branson who has run the Daniel Hotel the past year closed a deal last week with Jasper and Van Varger to purchase the property. Mr and Mrs Branson plan to remain in the valley and continue the hotel’s management in the same capable manner.
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H. R. Branson
Daniel
Jasper and
van Varger
Local man Gus Larson Places Small Ad in Paper
Gus Larson visited the office on Monday to place a small advertisement before heading to the road for supplies.
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Gus Larson
Regular meeting notes of Big Piney Town Council
Official records from the October 5 1915 regular town council meeting in Big Piney Wyoming show Mayor L D Tanner and councilors present with D B Budd absent. Bills totaling 76.00 for Big Piney Mercantile Co lumber and marshal salary for Ed Parmenter covering July August and September were approved and paid. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
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Big Piney
Wyo
L. D. Tanner
J. L. Black
D. Chapel
G. F. Whitman
D. B. Budd
Big Piney Mercantile Co Lumber Ed
G. Trityipo
Pool Room Project Under Way In Big Piney
Leslie Mills sole proprietor has let a building contract for a pool room in Big Piney. The new structure on Budd Avenue and Noble Streets will resemble the Valley Theatre design, 24250 feet, stuccoed exterior, with costs around 1500 dollars. Construction aims for completion by November.
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Leslie Mills
John Bollinger
Big Piney
Budd Avenue
Noble Streets
Valley Theatre
Hunt and travel notes from Piney Kendall and Kemmerer scene
“Buster” McIlvain wraps labors at Kendall and goes back to Piney for winter. On Tuesday A G Leininger and H Marquis of Kemmerer pass en route to Kendall Iran to start ten day big game hunt in the Big Gravel event. Bob Aberts of Bronx visits Piney Sunday night.
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Buster
MclIlvain
Kendall
Piney
Bob Aberts
Bronx
Valley Pioneer A J McNish Dies by Own Hand
A J McNish, a Valley pioneer long known around Midway, died by suicide Thursday. A note found on his person explained the act and named his sister in Fossil for notification. Coroner's inquest ruled death self-inflicted. the body was discovered near a pole gate after a search. Crushed by modern conditions commentary follows.
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Examiner
A. J.mcnish
Walter Vickery
McNish
A. J. Mee- Nish
Fossil
Thornton Home Ranch
Pole Gate
A. F. Atwood
Chas. Bird
Ralph DeMaurier
Fred Reardon
al McNish
Midway
Poverty Drives Creative Pause Says Bryant Cullen
English critic Bryant Cullen argues that wealth stifles output among authors like Page Kipling Barrie Hall Caine and others, claiming lack of cash fuels progress while secure fortune leads to minimal production. He notes writers often pause or reduce work after amassing wealth.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Kipling
James M. Barrie
Hall Caine
Bryant Cullen
War book stalls show poor sales in Paris boulevard
In Paris on the Boulevard des Itations a stand outside a shop displayed over twenty war publications yet none sold well. The proprietor noted the sales had largely come to a near halt, reflecting wartime public fatigue and scarce demand.
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London
Boulevard Des Itations
Labarge Rancher Recovers Auto
A Kemmer woman recounts a theft travesty involving Harry Gourley of Mountain View who traded a Buick Six for a Ford, paid 300, plus gas, and learned the Buick was stolen from Akron. The four swappers were jailed in San Francisco for alleged white slavery, while Gourley headed home to Wyoming with his Ford. The Buick is to be shipped back to Akron.
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Kemmerer
Harry Gourley
Mountain View
San Francisco
Gourley
Ford
Godspeed
Akron
Ohio
Buick
Gourly
Wyoming
Sir Ford
Stacy and McKay Planer Venture Drive Growth at Snider Basin Mill
Clare Stacy and Jack McKay expand Snider Basin mill by adding a planer to finish lumber. The machine will produce flooring, ceiling, drop siding and shiplap for boards up to eighteen inches wide. Operations expected online next month with ample finished stock by spring.
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Clare Stacy
Snider Basin
Clite
Jack McKay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valley
Daniel Hotel
the Town Council
Treasury
Washington
A. J. McNish
Belfast
Glasgow
Ruskin
Marbleton State Bank
Marbleton
Larson AY
Labarge Rancher
Stacy & McKay
Bert Atwood
C. P. MacGlashan
Bert
Planus
Paramount
Frank Chapel
Gail Whitman
Fall River Basin
Pachers
Chapel Camp
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Big Piney, Wyoming
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