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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
4
A notice states hay can be furnished on short notice at Craven Creek with a rate of 2300 per ton for beef cattle. It adds that the Road Bond issue finances the road program in three years from revenues that would otherwise take eight years. A statewide demand to fill the gaps exists, urging voters to act November 4.
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs William Sherman and Mr and Mrs W S Nichols in Kemmerer last Friday. John Sloan of Kemmerer spent Sunday in Big Piney. Parley Wardell visited from the river area earlier in the week. Republicans gathered for a rally and dance Monday night. O'Neil attended a Kemmerer Lions meeting. he is an honorary member. Community notices mention piano lessons and jazz basics at $1 per hour. The World Series ended with Philadelphia Athletics 7, St Louis Cardinals 1. Lincoln Planing Mill advertises building materials and services in Kemmerer. A Halloween dance November 1 at Clyde Hall, Big Piney, raises funds for a community hall kitchen. Royal Neighbors sponsor.
Prank D Ball and Albert Larson visited Kemmerer for a weekend celebration at Bob's Service Station. Travis Whitman Gray Houston Arnold Whitman and Donald Gray depart for elk hunting near Green River. James Wardell, injured by a horse, in Salt Lake hospital with one leg broken and a hip out of socket, listed as stable. George A Moffat Mr Katz and Trevor Nixon spent Sunday in Snider Basin with a deer bagged. Triangle club meets Sunday at Mrs Sadie Osterhout's, Royal Neighbors invited for noon dinner.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sublette County Wyoming proposes locating a road from near Big Sandy Bridge following a long chain of measured bearings to a county line. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon October 20, 1936 or the road will be established without regard to such objections.
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