Masonic Grand Officers Visit Big Piney Lodge
Grand Master Robert E. Hopkins of Rawlins and Grand Secretary Joseph M. Lowndes of Casper led a Wyoming tour to Big Piney Lodge LL. D. AP. & A. M. They praised the lodge’s progress since its July 10 charter and the well furnished hall. The officials also visited Pinedale Lodge and planned to attend Kemmerer lodge and a Star banquet.
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Big Piney Lodge LL. D
A. M
Robert E. Hopkins
Rawlins
Joseph M. Lowndes
Casper
Hopkins
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Sheriden
Big Piney
Lodge
Kemmerer
Order of the Eastern Star
Pinedale Lodge
Cow butchered on highway after being struck
L Hennick, traveling from Caniel Sunday night, found a cow with his brand lying across the road in distress. After two cars appeared to signal danger, he rushed to Daniel for tools and butchered the animal to prevent further loss, guessing the unknown driver feared damages and did not report the incident.
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Lasst
L. Hennick
Caniel
Mr. Hennick
Daniel
Pinedale
Warren Bill Grants Extensions for Prospectors on Public Domain
Senator Francis E Warren of Wyoming introduces a measure to extend oil and gas prospecting permits on the public domain. The bill seeks further extensions for holders who could not begin or complete drilling within legal time, allowing companies and individuals facing permit cancellation to continue exploration already underway or planned.
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U. S Senate
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Prestons Injured in Auto Crash Near Granger Wyoming
Attorney and Mrs. Douglas A L Preston of Rock Springs were seriously injured when their car overturned near Granger Wyoming on Wednesday. They were rushed to Wyoming General Hospital in Rock Springs for treatment. The Prestons are well known locally and friends hope for their recovery.
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Douglas AL Preston
Rock Springs
Granger
Wyo
Wyoming General Hospital
Prestons
Missing Springfield lad sought by distressed mother
In Springfield Massachusetts a lad named David J Chodrowe may be using the names David James or Jennings. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall, about 195 pounds, with dark heavy eyebrows and hazel eyes, quiet and literary minded. Mrs Celia Chodrowe 121 Daviston St seeks any sightings over the past year to aid her search and welfare of his ailing grandmother. Atlantic City mining firm installs oil burner engine for new ore mill expected to handle ore soon.
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Springfield
Mass
Oelia Chodrowe
David J. Chodrowe
David James
Jennings
Celia Chodrowe
Daviston St
Atlantic City
United States Mining & Mining Company
Daniel Doings and Wyoming Livestock Notes
Daniel weather and social items list visits and births, with Mrs. Vigo Miller at Daniel, a daughter named Joan Elizabeth Tyler born Saturday at the Bibbins home. Mentions Dr. Montrose, residents traveling through many western points. WY range and livestock report notes winter prospects improving, hay quality, cattle and sheep conditions near normal but range tight. Los Angeles Livestock Show previews a growing event with cash prizes and better exhibit quality.
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John ‘Tyler
Joan Elizabeth
Tyler
W. H. Bibbins
Daniel
Montrose
Wyoming
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Los Angeles
University of Wyoming faculty attend state meeting
Several University faculty members will attend the State Teachers Convention at Thermopolis from October 9. President A. G. Crane heads the teacher retirement committee and will address the assembly on The Retirement of Teachers.
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Thermopolis
A. G. Crane
Official Commissioners Proceedings October 1929 Pinedale Sublette
The Pinedale Sublette County Board of County Commissioners met October 1 2 3 1929 with minutes read and approved County Treasurer report filed bonds approved rebatement request continued. Bills audited with salaries and expenses listed and adjournment to November 5 1929 Attest Felner Larson Clementsen Deputy Chairman post. The Royal Neighbors of Africa announce a novelty dance by Olive Davisson at Clyde hall October 26 during the State Teachers' convention invitation to the public.
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Pinedale
Sublette
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Gust L. Larson
J. W. Montrose
J. P. Fuller
Big Piney
Chas. Bayers
Board of Trustees
Augusta Zepeuc
Lund & Co
Lindback
Walter
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Spikes
Burney & Company
Bridge Lumber
Thomas, D. J. Meals
Bob Rulovich
State Bank of Pinedale
Nick Mahr
Feliner
C. C
Holt
W. D
Bull
Joe
Mahr
Nick
Pardy
A. G
Wyoming Printing & Stationery Co
Cockins
Pinedale Telephone Co
Big Piney Examiner
Budd
L. Syork
North Piney Canal
Barnard Stationery Company
Geo. D
Healy
Mary
Davis
Morgan
W. H. Dickinson
Davison
Ned
Hart
Ora
Austin Western Road Machinery Co
Cardwell Blue Print & Supply Co
Continental Oil Co. Oil & Gas
Big Prney Blacksmith Shop
Davis, C. H
Reep, Millerey F
R&b
Blackmon
Wood
Blain
Tranquet
M. G
Key
E. D
Asset
D. J
Thomas
Seede
Bill
S. R
Warren
J. C
Boulder Cash Store
Scott Stage Co
Olson
Elmer
Arnold
Edwards
Tke C
Rowland
G. D
Labor
Cas
Clodius
Henry Rae
Feltner
Cerk
Lillian Clementsen
Royal Neighbors of
Africa
Olive Davisson
Thermopolis
Clyde Hall
Seamises
Bronx Budget and School House Upgrade Report
D. H. Scott traveled to Rock Springs last Tuesday as neighbors gathered at Beaver school house to prepare the grounds for standardization inspection. Scotts, McDole, and Pape spent weekend laying a double floor, improving the school facility. Franz and W J Pape ship beef toward Omaha with a short visit planned to relatives near Ft. Scott Kansas. Alice M Pape visiting Mrs. Franz in Franz absence. Lester Pape and Mrs. Lester Pape visited Paul C Pape Sunday. J B Linn led Fish Hatchery duties last week while Rowley and Walter Brewer hunted in Fail River Basin. Mason Phillips reports his father ill at Onids Mann. father has not yet recognized him. Montrose, Arthur and Paul C Pape start beef drive toward Opal, aiming to load on the sixteenth.
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Beaver
D. H. Scott
R. S. McDole
Arthur Pape
J. B. Linn
Mr. Rowley
Walter Brewer
Fail River
Mason Phillips
Onids, Mann
Royal Neighbors Meet Near End October Gathering
Royal Neighbors of America held a meeting on Monday evening October 30. A class of candidates was adopted with Clara Young taught by District Deputy, and officers presided including Oracle Mae Mickelson and Vice-Oracle Elma Moffat. Names of officers and committees are listed, with optimism that Many Waters Camp No. 10527 will grow rapidly.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Clara Young
Oracle
Mae Mickelson
Elma. Moffat
Eva Jenkins
Claire Tanner
Martha Stevens
Dora Slipley
Marshal—Meddie Howerton
Leola Sherman
Inner-Sentinal
Erie Griggs
Outer-Sentinal
Modesty
Capitola Looney
Beulah Whitman
Mary Whitman
Charlotte Moffat
Cornelia Fear
Marie Farrell
Kathleen Nichols
Clare Tanner
Adah Beil
Marking Turkeys Key to Theft Prevention Says Expert
Extension Poultry Specialist Oliver Summers advises turkey growers to mark birds to secure convictions under Wyoming’s turkey theft law. Methods include tattooing, toe punching, or cutting a web between toes, with early marking at weaning or day-old stages to ensure identification and reduce losses.
Community Church Plans Next Sunday Services
Public worship at 11 a m with the subject Entering into Life Mained. Church School begins at 10 a m led by Rev A C Best.
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Rev
A. C. Best
Piney High School Friday visitors and class notes
Visitors to Piney High School Friday included Mrs Jenkins Mrs Clifton Fear Rev Best Marie McGinnis and Mrs Shipley The program featured songs readings and a chemistry talk plus grade notes from various classes. Seniors discuss class rings while various subjects cover history biology Latin and English with recurring jokes and student chatter.
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Jenkins
Clifton Fear
Best
Marie McGinnis
Shipley
Assembly
Miss Kitte
Chemistry
Mr. Green
Twila Bellin
Dennie Bird
Wyoming Homecoming Program Shortened This Year
The University of Wyoming alumni homecoming will run a half day this year instead of two days. The change aims to boost attendance. On Saturday October 26 the Cowboys face Utah at 2 PM, followed by an alumni tea, a banquet at University Commons, and an alumni dance. Laramie alums will plan events with officers elected at the banquet. Sororities also plan to welcome alumni Friday and Saturday of the same week.
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University of Wyoming
Laramie
Cowboys
Utah Ageles
University Commons
Soranties
Northeastern Wyoming Basketball Tournament Planned in Gillette
The Sixth Annual Northeastern Wyoming High School Basketball Tournament will be held in Gillette on March 3 7 8 next year. Issued by the Gillette Lions Club, invitations describe a local high school court event with ten teams last year, led by Sundance Bulldogs as champions and Sheridan Bronc s as runners up. The article also notes road work on Gebo Road between Kerve and Osborn coal mine.
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Gilette
Wyoming
Gillette Lions Club
Sundance Buldogs
Sheridan Broncs
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Jack Stone
C. H. Kelley
Daniel Hotel
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State OF
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Bronx
F. H. Pape
George Franz
Omaha
Mr. Franz
William J. Pape
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Alice M. Pape
Mrs
Lester Pape
Paul C. Pape
Turkey
Ibig Piney
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Miss Davisson
Green
Evlyn Daniels
Chook
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Gebo
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