Pioneer Dies Near Auburn After Wyoming Ranch Life
Obituary recounts Mrs. William Enos of Tecumseh Nebraska and Daniel Wyoming ranching years. Born 1869 in Sweden, she immigrated with her mother, taught school across Nebraska, married in 1900 to William Enos of Daniel Wyoming, ran a 6000 acre ranch, and aided cattle drives. Survived by nephew Milo Nowon and nieces Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. John Graf. Funeral in Tecumseh with burial there.
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Jines
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Gazette
Keamerer Republican
Sublette
Big Piney
Finedale
Camel
Tecumseh
Sweden
America
Iliies
Iowa
Johnson County
State Normal School
Peru
Universty of Nebraska
Cook County Normal School
University of Chicago
Johnson
Saline
Lancaster
Down
Tobias
Lincoln
Enos
Daniel
Wyo
Temseh
Dani
Canta
Wyoming
Mr. Enos
Caltiie
Missour
Mrs. Enos
Charles Nelson
Bok Town Methodist Church
Pmedte
Wye
Baste Star
Milo Nowon
Boring
Ore
Walter C. Jones
Laxington
John C Graf
Rockport
Wherry Chapel
Alen W. Martin
Pinedale to host largest ski area in state
The Winter Sports Company plans an eight acre ski area ten miles east of Pinedale in Bridger National Forest. A Puma 4200 foot ski lift and beginners rope tow will serve a five month season from mid November to mid April. The project, funded by Wyoming stockholders, targets family skiing and challenging runs from 8500 to 9400 feet with panoramic views of Wind River and Grey's River ranges. Ted Mayor, ex 10th Mountain Division, will manage operations and offer certified instruction and ski paras.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Bridger National Forest
Wnd
Fortiffication Mountain
Wind River Range
Rver
France
le King
Aong
Triangle Club Holds Session At Ths Thursday
The Tangle Club met October 14 with Chaplin Maxine Painter opening with a prayer. Refreshments followed as regular business was completed. New business set plans for the annual bazaar and appointed chairmen for Food, Candy, Sewing, Fish Pond, Tes Table. November 18 noted as a key date. A leather loom demonstration drew main attention.
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Tangle Club
Ec Blaine
Chaplin Maxine Painter
May Jensen
Hottie Wehr
Candy
Ava Davis
Dorothy Beil
Pegey Pletcher
Maxine Painter
Sublette Ranchers Take Most Bulls At Kemmerer Bull Sale
The Kemmerer fall bull sale drew strong prices with 47 performance tested bulls auctioned for an average of 536 per head. Bar Cross Land and Livestock Co. of Cora Wyo led bidding, purchasing 26 bulls for 7,670 at an average 587 each, including the high priced Weldon Diamond bull at 925. Other notable buyers included Lytha Ovca Ranch, Covey and Dayton, and Budd Hereford Ranch. The Cache Valley Breeding Association bought the high selling bull for 1 100. Sale auctioneer was H B Sage with county agents assisting. next sale is Budd Hereford Ranch at Biz Piney on Oct 27.
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Kemmerer
Bar Cres Land and Lavestock Co
Cora, Wyering
Norman Barlow
Bar Cross
Fouwcn
Bar Cros
Weldon Dimond
Lytha Ovca Ranch
Frank Fear
Cache Valley Breeding Association
Logan
Utah
Herman Techert
Tailyeigh
Wilowng Lester Pipe
Carmiel
Milford Sted
Pinedere
Floyd Bouseman
Boulder
Dean Binning
Pinedale
Alo
Otto Jensen
Bodler
George Frianz
Daniel
Tayo
Ball Deckham
Lira
Opal
Terehert
Wyoming State Hospital
Evanston
Lester Gtnld
John ©. Peterson
Sean Eyre
Add Kein Coburn
Peterson, Eyre and Cokin
Bridger Vally
Uinta County
H B. Sage
Pra Urhigkit
Punedatc
Max Wall
Dick Huser
Don Chadwick
Aston
Biz Piney
Finch Promoted To District Ranger In Idaho Forest
Kay J Finch promoted from project supervisor on spruce bark beetle control to District Ranger on the Landabirk District of the Boise National Forest at Cascade Idaho. He replaces James Moore head transferred to Green River Ranger District on the Badger National Forest. Forest Supervisor William A Woil said Finch is exceptionally well qualified for the new assignment.
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Munny J. Banah
Bridger National Fort
Bowe National Forest
Cascade
de One
William A. Woil
Fir
James Moorehiead
Green River
Badger National Forest
Woil
Finch
Meeting Notes on Iseing and Christmas Party Plans
Meeting adjourned with focus on Iseing. Next meeting set for November 9 to finalize Christmas party plans.
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Tion
Why Bother to Save Wyoming's Wildlife
A 1960s style appeal argues wildlife is a precious resource and heritage for all residents. It notes hunting and fishing support conservation funding, warns against neglect, and urges universal responsibility from ranchers, lawyers, bankers, coal miners, and others to protect Wyoming’s wildlife for future generations.
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Wyoming
National Survey of Hunting
Jackson Hole
Amer.co
Joe Smith
4-H Awards Program in Pinedale Highlights 4-H Achievers
About 150 people attended the Pinedale 4-H achievement program on October night. Subletts 4-H members received numerous awards across categories such as Best Home Economics, Foods, Clothing, and Forestry with Roxanna Rogers and Marla Koch among top winners. Don Rogers presented medals and certificates as extension agents and leaders recognized dedicated youths for completing 4-H milestones.
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Subletts
Pinedale
Fann Bureau
Don Rogers
Boulder Fann Bureau
Roxanna Rogers
Bast Foods
Jimmy Rogers
Digna Dalton
Judy Barger
Elizabeth Kerh
Suzanne Chriman
Roxana Rozery
Coralyn James Recond
Marla Koch
Noma Jein Bleamer
Mam
Mina Kooh
Lod
Rogers
Nancy Blair
Bobby McDonough
Pegey Rowlan
Cindy Block
Uh Byhams
Valerie Nichels
Glenn Foshe
Ay McDonough
Ida Chustine Jensen
Vino Ys Dor
Caroline Boroff
Don Roto
David Calvess
Richard Persyn
Carolyn James
Steven James
Spencer
Valerie Nicholls
Roxanna, Rogers
Linda Rogers
Bob McDonowyn
Spencer —_Nichol
Nomas Lee
Hemry Siems
Nishon
Janda Rogers
Panne Koh
Jimily Rogers
Dana Dalton
Charles Snivey
Murray Woo
Glenn Fosber
Amy McDonough Heath—Daang
Wilson
Landa
Homey Siems
Annettte Scheibel
Pauline Phillips
Jeanne Ward
Norma Jean Bleamer
Mark Koen
Selizabeth Koch
Sottay
Sharon Badio
Kenneth Badger
Dan, Rogers
Carl Urbighit
Stella McKins
Don Rogers, Jr
Caroline James
Nottm
Jean Beamer
Bonnie Wiloughby
Alta Farr
Bonnie Block
Joyce Toro
Birth Announcement for R Morrell Woffinden
A son weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Rulon Woffinden on Monday October 16 1961 at Jackson hospital. Parents name the baby R Morrell. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Donald Gray of Big Piney and Mr and Mrs Ernest Woffinden of Layton Utah. Great grandfather George W Hopkins Jr. Also notes a home visit from a brother Robie Keyth Anh and Kyta Kay. Mentions Cortes sighting a bull in 1521 Mexico City.
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Rulon Woffinden
Jackson Hospital
R Morrell
Donald Gray
Big Piney
Ernest Woffinden
Layton, Usht
George W. Hopkins, Jr
Robiie
Wo Slkera
Keyth Anh
Kyta Kay
Punchers Rally to Defeat Saratoga in Homecoming Thriller
Big Piney Punchers upset Saratoga 19-7 in the homecoming game to shake up the Class B standings. Robbe Douglas sparked the win with a 45 yard interception return and four touchdowns last week, while Jim Douglas added a six yard score. Hank Hjortield scored for Saratoga, and Van Vickrey added the extra point on the late play. The event featured homecoming royalty Juanita Kundert Barbara Chapal and dance festivities ending the celebration with light tardy behavior reports.
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Saratoga
Big Piney Punchers
Big Piney
Deas Bog Poney
Sirtoge
Mountain View
Robbe Douglas
Panthers
Douglas’ Roth
Jim
Perry Hayden
Wong Vickrey
Hank Hjortied
Carlett
Hayden
van Vickrey
Prermick
Adult Education Classes Considered at Big Piney School
Notice invites interest in adult education at Big Piney High School. People are asked to contact the office to gauge demand and confirm a minimum of 10 participants per class, and to indicate desired class topics and preferred times.
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Big Piney School
4-H Livestock Judging Set for Saturday Oct 21
Sublette 4-H members will judge Hereford bulls at Budd Hereford Bench and O'Neil Ranches Biz Piney this Saturday October 21 at 10:00 AM. Carl Arpight urges all 1962 livestock project members to attend, marking the first judging event of the year.
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Budd Hereford Bench
O'Neil
Biz Piney
Carl Arpight
Budd Ranch
Urbighi
Church to vote on merger after Sunday service
Trustees of the Community Congregational Church call a meeting after church Sunday evening October 23 to discuss and vote on the merger with the E and R Church. All seated workers are invited to vote.
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Community Congregational Church
Discumon
E and R
Se Tetera
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Triangle Club
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Idaho
Pioneer Memorial Theater
University of Utah
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Nes Bond
Cortes
Montesumae
Mexicco
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