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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
7
The weekly Cora notes describe a damaging Saturday night rain the worst in years, slow haying progress, and a string of local visits. People include Miss Gertie Clark traveling to Daliel, Will Thompson injuring an eye, and many residents dining, visiting, or traveling between Cora, Pinedale, and Marbleton as cattlemen prepare for pasture.
Heavy rainfall this week was followed by clear skies. Miss Alice Johnson visited her father after a pleasure ride. Carroll and James Noble helped Joe Price with cattle from Cora. Mrs. Sarah Farris and son called on business. Arthur Campbell collected mail and did business. Dave Riling is back home after working on Green River hay fields. Ursula Tanner visits Mrs. Shel Baker with children returning from school. Nathan Sanford to work for B. F. Bondurant for three months or longer if needed. Jessie Hathaway dropped by Mrs. Bondurant. Wm. Bowlsby went to Green River to finish work and will return to put up hay. Waughn Hibbens family plan Idaho trip to visit his parents.
New York Nuggets Martin Jensen traveled from Muddy after supplies Saturday. Clyde Lintrobus and wife passed through en route to Gilligan ranch. N. Thygesen returned from the mountains with cattle in good condition. D. H. Clark and son were New York callers. Mr. Gamer of John Scowcroft & Sons Co. called in town. J. W. Glaze and wife visited the W. A. Thompson ranch. Nels Jorgensen and family with Mrs. Mike Hanson were Newfork visitors. L. Clark and family after supplies Sunday. Jack Ball and family returned from Fayette Tuesday. B. F. Froman called in town Wednesday. J. P. Boyer and family and Mrs. Bailey stopped in New York on the way from Wack Springs to Pine Dale. Mrs. M. T. Brandt and Christina were New York visitors.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Big Piney Mercantile Co. will be held at its office in Big Piney Wyoming on Saturday September 18 1915 at 7 o clock p m.
George Huddenham of a ranch six miles north of Opal on I ven Creek announces he cannot take care of any reef cattle this fall. He notes there is plenty of good water and asks to be informed ahead of time if hay is needed.
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