Legal Notice Summons In Sublette County Wyoming
C. P. Budd sues I Hakes in Third Judicial District Sublette County at Pinedale for 1647.85 plus interest and 329.56 attorney fees on three notes plus 146.26 on open account with interest since May 4 1920 and 225 with 45 attorney fees on Woods note. Real estate attached for judgment. answer by Sept 28 1929. Clerk Feltner. attorneys Hockett and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. ©. Hakes
C. P. Budd
Third Judicial District
Sublette
Wyoming
Pinedale
J. W. Woods
Sublette County
Public Notice of Final Homestead Proof in Wyoming
Department of the Interior lands office in Evanston Wyoming announces Ralph W Mills of Big Piney has filed intention to make final five year proof to a stock raising homestead claim. Witnesses Howard Finegan Edna Mills Dan Budd and Charles Budd all reside Big Piney. The hearing will be September 18 1929 before U S Commissioner William H McDonald. Publication dates August 15 1929 and September 12 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Mills
Big Piney
Wyoming
Range 114
William H. McDonald
U. S
Howard Finegan
Edna Mills
Dan Budd
Charles P. Budd
Wyong
Frederick DD. Guthrie
Halfway
Township
Range 113
6Th Pricipal Meridian
Wiliam H. McDonald
Sherman A. Lloyd
James E. Fleming
Bank Promises Prompt Service for Stockmen Clients
A local bank highlights its twenty years of experience and skilled officers in handling stockmen accounts. It pledges prompt, efficient mail transactions and courteous treatment to customers, underscoring familiarity with stockmen needs.
Lettuce Sharing and Travel Through Big Piney
Local and personal notes report Mrs. Neply Delaney and son Charles from Jackson's Hole stopping in Big Piney on return from Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Wrang, visiting at Mrs. Mary A. Murdock’s ranch, depart for Driggs Idaho via Jackson's Hole. Todd James brings two heads of fine lettuce from his island garden near the Green River bridges, praising its quality and urging exhibition at next week’s Pinedale fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neply Delaney
Charles
Jackson’s Hole
Evanston
Big Piney
Christian Wrang
Todd James
Three Bridges
Greenriver
James
Pinedale
Divorce Petition and Homestead Filing Notices in Sublette WY
Notice announces Mary Healey seeks absolute divorce from Patrick Healey in Sublette County District Court with response required by Oct 26 1929. Also lists Frederick Guthrie of Halfway filing intent to prove a three year stockraising homestead claim in Big Piney with final hearing Sept 28 1929 before U S Commissioner, including witnesses from Halfway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
District Court
Third Judicial District
Mary Healey
Patrick Henry Healey
Subletic County
Wyoming
John B Curtis Brand Marks and Range Areas
John B Curtis reports cattle branded per cut on left side and hip, horses branded CO on left thigh. Cattle range Fall River basin with horses moving from Dry Piney basin to head of La Barge. Postoffice Big Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.J. Luman
Hillmont
Wyo
Green River
New York
Green River Lake
P. O. Hillmont
Murdock Estate
Piney
Wyoming
Postoffice
Ludvig Lindback
Beaver
Fall River Basin
Halfway
Twin Creek
Daniel
Newfork
Big Piney
F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Piney
Postofice Daniel
P.O
al Osterhout
Dan
Rathbun
North
Pigey
Fall River
T PO
Mason, Wye
Sm Range
Green River Valley
John B. Curtis
Piney Basin
Official Town Council Proceedings September 3 1929
Regular meeting of The Town of Big Piney council with Mayor Geo W Hopkins Jr and four councilmen. Bills approved including Hackett power and Moffat salaries, Marshall fees, printing, total 63 dollars. Joe Bill appointed town marshal. Adjourned. Goshen county dairymen buy Holstein Friesian bull from Nebraska. selection by A Rife and H L Gibson. Albert Larson visitors last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Big Piney
Geo. W. Hopkins, Jr
Nelse P. Christensen
Chas. C. Howerton
Robert H. Gunter
Geo. A. Moftat
G. B. Hackett
J. A. Power
Marshall
Big Piney Examiner
Geo. A. Moffat
Joe Hill
Joe Bill
Goshen County
Tarrington
Minastarie
Nebraska
A. Rife
H. L. Gibson
North Platte Valley
Ten States Lead In Rockies Visitor Count This Summer
Illinois tops a list of states furnishing most motor visitors to the Rocky Mountain region with California, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, New York and Pennsylvania following. The Rocky Mountain Motorists report says visitors stay longer, circle tours are popular, and a record 103 485 persons rode in 28 846 cars in the first half of August, up from 84 643 persons in 1928. Local business visitor J Springsted of Boulder attends market week.
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Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
A.A.A. Club
Illinois
California
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
New York
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wyoming
Automobile Club
Rockies
Rocky National Parks
United States
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J. M. Noble
Cora
U. S. Plank
J. W. Montrose
C. H. Kelly
Woods
Clifton
Frank Springman
Frank D. Ball
C. G. Jewett
Merna
W. W. Luce
Walter C. Ball
Gust Larson
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
W. E. Enos
E. H. Shideler
Sil
T. D. O'Neil
Twir Creek
Wye
D. J. Guterie
Mason, Wyoming
Downfall
D. BE. Bess
D. Kendall Wyoming
H. L. Budd
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Ira A. Bailey
LaBarge
Seattle
Co. C. Feltner
G. B. Hockett
D. A. Preston
Plaintaff
Department OF the Interior, U. S. Land Office
J.T. Booth
Register
Lst
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository No
State OF
Patrick Henry Healey,’ “Afendarit
Department OF the Interior
U. & Land Office
Charles Budd
Marbleton
Big Piney’s
W. S. Nichols
Official Town Council
Guo
A. Moffat
Albert Larson
Kommeror
J. Springsted
Boulder
Sublette Lump
Kemmerer Transportation CO
Kemmerer
Clyde
Wood Oswald CO
Stock Yard Station
Omaha