C. P. MacGlashan Laid at Rest
The Wyoming obituary notes the death of C P MacGlashan from a car accident with the body found by W A Muir near Big Piney. Coroner Judge Durnford led an ensuing inquest and the burial followed Episcopal services at Big Piney with Masonic rites and a large turnout from Pine Dale and Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. MacGlashan
Examiner
W. A. Muir
Rock Springs
Big Piney
Piney
Episcopal Church
A. Gordon Fawkes
Masonic Order
MacGlashan
Pinedale
Kemmerer
Fawkes
Masons
MadGlashan
American Liberty Loan Meeting Affected by Cold Weather
A Liberty Loan event at Buddhall proceeded with Rev A Gordon Fawkes delivering a strong address. Despite cold unsettled weather keeping many away, the audience praised the singing by school children and contributions from Larson and Bennett. The speaker warned of two influences watching the nation, press and Kaiser, urging firm democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mnien
Liberty Loan
Buddhall
Gordon Fawkes
Larson
Bennett
Untallied Bar 12 Horses For Sale At Range
Will pay five dollars for all untallied Bar 12 horses brought off the range. Ed Rowe offers choice baled hay and home grown potatoes at set prices. The Twichel coal mine location is noted. Mr and Mrs Blake Miller and J H Schmidt reside at the C S Gilhousen residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rowe
Twichel
Mrs. Blake Miller and
J. H. Schmidt
C. S. Gilhousen
My Thirty-Dollar Yellowstone AdventureTravelogue
A Wyoming summer trip through Yellowstone National Park is described as a low cost journey funded by the Interior Department and Union Pacific Railroad to encourage women and children to visit national parks. The narrator, traveling with Mrs. Chalmers and her two boys, details challenges with pack horses, logistics, bears, and makeshift sleeping arrangements in a two seat wagon and a pullman sleeper. The journey begins at the Montana entrance and includes a Jackson Hole side trip and Big Game Ridge by the Snake River with moose tracks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone, Montana
Park
Lom
Jackson's Hole
Rock
Canyon
Chalmers
U. P. Railroad
Uncle Sam
Snake River
Standard Timber Company plans tie camp and river operations
The Examiner reports Standard Timber Company expanding timber holdings in the Green River Valley and planning to cut 500000 ties annually starting in 1918 with a ten year timber cycle. The group includes supervisor Beam and officials Loff Hauge and Johnson. Local residents travel for hunts and inspections, while a lost horse is offered a reward and a Liberty Bond fundraiser aids schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Timber Company
Cottonwood
Green River
Union Pacific Railroad
Standard
Chas. A. Beam
Wyoming National Forest
George Loff
A. G. Hauge
Carl Johnson
Snider Basin
Green River Valley
Special Agent to Settle Controversy Over Dry Piney Land
Geo Gordon, special mineral agent of the U S land office based in Cheyenne, investigates competing claims by the Cretaceous Oil Company and Mrs Nelida Durnford for coal and oil rights in the Dry Piney basin. Durnford previously opened a coal mine. Cretaceous drilled a deep oil well but moved it fifteen feet outside the line. The agent's report aims to grant title to the rightful claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gordon
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Cretaceous Oil Company
Nelida Durnford
Piney
Cretaceous Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Piney Merc. CO
Ruth Gilbert
Stanley School
Distri
Standard Timber CO
Blake Miller
Jake Schmidt
Fall River Basin
C. L. Mellvain
Lagridge
Wm. Sherman
Clifford Spencer
Ogden
Government
John Levy
George Farrel
Chas. Walker
Harry Pfalzgraf and Son
Wm. Graham
Slate Creek
E. D. Bartholow
the Piney
Chas. Hiles Ranch
Kendall
United States
State Bank of
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