Notice of desert land final proof in Wyoming
Notice is given that William J. McClure of Viola Wyoming filed intent to make final desert proof to claim land described as NW NEW of Section 14 Township 26 N Range 114 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner H E Christmas at Kemmerer on October 13 1913. Witnesses: Fred Hopkins Phillip P Twitchell Oliver W Twitchell and Fred Lurch all of Viola. Thomas V. Davis Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
William J. McClure
Viola
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Kemmerer
Fred Hopkins
Phillip P. Twitchell
Oliver W. Twitchell
Fred Lurch
Thomas V. Davis
Register
Wyoming Land Office Notice of Mineral Land Selection
The State of Wyoming has filed in the Evanston land office an application under the 1906 act for selection of Lot 11 Sec 31 T30N R110W and Lots 3 4 Sec 6 T29N R110W 6th P M. Protests or objections due by September 27, 1913.
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U. 58
Evanston
Wyoming
Thomas V. Davis
Register
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof Filing
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces Frank D Smith of Big Prey Wyoming filed intention to make three year proof to establish stake in NWNEW SHNEW and SE NWN Section 13 Township 33 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian before James L Fleming A S Commissioner at Big Piney on September 22 1913. Also mentions Benjamin C Lamb Charles H Fredell George W Booker Andrew Schrader and notes W H Bonar and family left for Kentucky with R E Roberts driving them to Opal.
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U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Frank D. Smith
Big Prey
Big Piney
Wyo
Benjamin C. Lamb
Charles H. Fredell
Mason
George W. Booker
Andrew Schrader
Halfway
Thomas W. Davis
Register
Nelson Bennett Files Final Proof on Desert Land Claim
Nelson Bennett of Mason Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his Desert Land Entry No 03395 for the 84% SEB of Section 17 Township 31 North Range 115 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing is before James L Fleming U S Commissioner at Big Piney Wyoming on October 24 1913. Attorneys Benjamin C Lamb Henry L Budd Gus Rodgers and Joseph W McClintock all of Mason Wyoming attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Lamb
Henry L. Budd
Gus Rodgers
Joseph W. McClintock
Mason, Wyoming
Thomas V. Davis
Register
Local Movements and Travel Notes in Big Piney Area
VIOLA Miss Goodwin visits Mrs. J. W. Jones before starting school at Big Piney. Claude Daniels buys John Pickell homestead and will move this week. Oscar Henderson moves to the Fox Mountain Meadow ranch residence. W. J. McClure delays move to spring then to Canada. Miss Venus McNish heads to Salt Lake City to place her brother Ellis in school. Mrs. Wash Whitman and daughter stay with N. H. Whitman as Wash travels to Diamondville. Earle Jones freighting on LaBarge. Earle stays in Kemmerer. Ranchers finish haying amid rain delays. George Ross arrives with Eunice en route to Idaho Falls for school.
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Claude Daniels
John Pickell
Venus McNish
Salt Lake City
Brother Ellis
George Ross
Eunice
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Mischier
Old Joe Gideon
Che Evanston National Bank
Evanston, Wyoming
F. H. Harrison
Tl. Atkinson
James Mickelson
James Brown
Geo. Cameron
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
So, Omaha, Neb
Billy Wood
Herman Oswald
Daniel Postathive
Doyle Bros
Grom
Coptorwood Land and Live Stock Company Horns
Big Piney, Wyo
P.O
Alexander
Cora
Posotflice, Big Piney,Wyoming
Twin Creeks
Cate
Kange New Fork
P. C. Cora
Pinedale
Bourm Hotel
Doyle & Glover, Propiftors
Pinedale, Wyoming
Griggs Coal Mine
Geo. Thornton
W. H. Bonar
Marbleton
Kentucky
R. E. Roberts
Opal
Oscar Henderson
Fox Mountain Meadow Ranch
W. J. McClure
Canada
Mrs. Earle Jones
Ivan Jones
Earle
LaBarge
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States
Postal Savings Depositary No
Daniel
Daniel Hotel
Ihe¢Onnection
W. R. Gilkey
C. P. MacGlashan
Che First National Bank of
Rock Springs
Bie Piney Row
Tve
Cumber and
John Delre
McCormick
Opal, Wyoming
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