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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
8
The Newfork area busy with fall cattle drives toward Piney and Muddy locales. Visitors and residents, including Dr J H Gilligan and J Ball, travel from Boulder and Kemmerer, while weddings and funerals draw gatherings at local ranches and Viola cemetery.
Monday, Deah, friendsal the sister, Mrs Jain Pickell, game from far nd pei.
Burl Mershen and wife left for Chicago after visiting Max and Mrs. A W Mershon. Miss Roxie Greach Willow Greek schoolteacher stayed with the Mershon family. Ted Toulter of Boulder visited sister Mrs. C W Wright. Mr and Mrs James Hedmond and son and Mr and Mrs Wilt Alexander and children visited the Alexander ranch. Enos and Dr. Montrose called at Fohunie Kahm ranch on Saturday. The Alexander Bre horses were sold to a buyer from Cors Halt. Lee Wright attended a Redmen dance at Daniel Sunday.
Threshing is the order of the day in this community. Pat Cahill, who has worked for C. A. Dunham the past three months, finished his labors Saturday and left for a position with Floyd Norris. Dunham and Joy Anderson toured Willow Creek saw mill last week. Barry Br. Heangon and wife passed through en route to Green River. Rease held church services at H. C. Dunham's. Attending were J. G. Hayjae and family, C. W. Carlsen and mother, and O. H. Dunham and family. John Parker of Anthonies Mills, Missouri, works for H. C. Dunham. Miss Wells, county superintendent of schools, visited Froemont county schools Tuesday. Hugo Swanstrom and G. W. Carlson haul hay from C. H. Dunham's. Ed Rowe of Mason, Wyo., won dinner at H. Dunham's Monday.
A fragment from Mason Mites column records social visits around October including Mr and Mrs Muir at Dan Muir's, John Budd en route to North Piney Lake, and Doris and Florence MacGlashan vacationing with the Horn family. The Better Neighbors club held a meeting with 17 members, a Mystic Bill of Fara contest won by Charlie Fredell, and plans for future events. Other items mention trips to Opal Cottonwood and Big Viney with horses purchased for the French government, plus family visits and farm activities.
A compact guide outlines prompt efficient postal and mail services for stockmen, detailing timely accounts and lands records, aiming to improve hillside and ranch operations with reliable handling of notices and transfers.
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