10 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
1
The Kemmerer brass band, already a hit at June stockmen's meeting, will provide ten pieces for Rodeo Days with an orchestra for the dances. Prizes include Furst boots and a broncho busting contest, while Piney plans a picture show and a church supper supports a new hall fund.
The Rodeo committee at Big Piney asks residents within reasonable distance to provide lodging for visiting attendees. Demand from outsiders has grown, prompting the request for local support to house guests and ease accommodations.
Ta and About Down Miss Funice Ross and her sister Thuel prepare for Boise. Labor Day seen in Big Piney with haying and a buggy mishap. Dignitaries report hunts near Fall River and new coal prospects at Durnford. School building work continues as Rev. Rafter departs for Denver. parcel post totals rise. news deadline tightened. School opens Monday morning.
Hon. John B. Kendrick candidate for Wyoming governor and Fred L. Thompson candidate for state treasurer will attend Rodeo Days in Big Piney escorted by P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer. The group will be hosted by T. D. O’Neil county board chair. Evening meetings aim to introduce the visitors to the public.
The Cottonwood Land and Live Stock company disposes of all cattle and hay in a sale totaling over 40 000 dollars. T D O Neil buys 600 head of cattle and 800 to 900 tons of hay. Pasture use extends to April first and cattle will be turned over at the railroad after roundup while the stock is fed at the ranch for winter. The ranch buildings remain for horse care and rumors say manager Carlin plans restocking next year with 2000 head of cattle.
Telegram from Hellinghan Washington reports the death of Mrs. Mary Penser Heseer in that city. She lived a long useful life, leaving four married daughters and a son. Her husband died several years ago. She was active and beloved in the Lincoln community and made Springfield her home for many years. Burial plans to be announced in spring.
Father Lynch arrived from Kemmerer in a bold roadster and on Tuesday evening celebrated Mass at the hope of Mr. Jesse Rudd. Twenty seven Catholics attended. The article notes contemplation of building structures and mentions substantial hole repairs.
Frank Bosgey moves his merchandise into a newly completed store building this week. The upgraded structure should support his growing business as the mounting stock expands sales potential.
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