Boulder Man Pennock Bound Over In Shooting Case
Ed T. Pennock of Boulder was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing before Justice D. L. Wilson. The shooting of W. D. Bryson of Dines Wye on August 11 at sunrise during sage chicken opening led to $3000 bonds. Prosecution by R. W. Hopkins. defense by G. Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinesale
D. L. Wilson
Ed T. Pennock
Boulder
W. D. Bryson
Dines
Wye
R. W. Hopkins
Pinedale
Atty. G. &. Hackett
Big Finey
Pennock
Shot Bryson
Sublette
Wyoming crop report shows mixed gains and declines
The monthly crop report by W W Putnam notes improved Dry Beans and sugar beets while overall crops slide further from last month. August brought scattered light rains and above normal temperatures. frost on Sept 4 paused development. Spring wheat down, oats and barley up, potatoes variable, hay outlook stable to lower, apples and pastures down, overall state condition about 6 to 7 percent below the 10 year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. W. Putnam
State
Fderal Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Big Horn
Community Church to Host Public Worship and School
Rev A Best leads church activities next Sunday with Church School at 10 a.m. The public worship hour will discuss The Forgotten Secret of West. Andrew Bingham a cattle buyer from Bingham Utah with Mrs Bingham visited the area during the week while Buffalo airport undergoes improvements and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. A
West
Andrew Bingham
Bingham
Utah
Bronx Budget News Highlights Local Travel and Education
Mirs. Bernie Parc leaves Saturday for Thomas Law Mill to aid Mrs. Thomas during the busy season. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Holt Iron Flui River basin visit Scott ranch. Mrs. R. T. Albert and others return from Yellowstone trip. Ida Popkins to California for extended visit with relatives. George Mi Pape heads to Laramie for University Prep senior year. D. H. Scott and Mrs. A. C. Richardson host visitors on Horse Creek. Mayme Pape travels to Laramie to enter the University Freshman year. Work begins on the highway to the Fish hatchery improving access. County fair interest grows with rancher exhibits and prize ribbons. plans for bigger displays next year.
Antelope season opens September in twelve Wyoming counties
Antelope hunting will be allowed in Fremont Park Sublette Uinta Carbon Platte Weston Sweetwater Crook Teton Lincoln and Campbell counties for six days from September 29 to October 4, with limited dates in Campbell Crook and Weston. Resident permits cost 2.50 while nonresidents pay 52 for the special license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Fremont
Park
Sublette
Uinta
Carbon
Platte
Weston
Sweetwater
Crook
Teton
Lincoln
Campbell
State Game Department
Sublette County Fair Debut Draws Local Interest And Harvest Rush
The first annual Sublette County Fair at Pinedale drew smaller Friday attendance but a larger Saturday crowd amid bad weather earlier in the week. Highlighted were livestock, ranch crafts, culinary displays, rodeo events directed by Pat Helt, and a full prize list across cattle sheep poultry and needlework with winners named by division and exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Pinedale
Seely
BE. VL
Uinta County
Paul Thompson
Ali Eden
Oscar Besk
W. S. Green
Big Piney
Pat Helt
Frank Long
Jack Coats
Nick Mehr
W. d D. Folt
Budd Washam
Fred Shutz
J. R. Sawyer
Clementiem
Wm. Bayer
Bayer
Dutch Thompson
Ike Edwards
Wm. Bayst
W. D. Holt
Fred Shuts
Carl
Two Local Couples Married In Weekend Weddings
In Paris Idaho on Monday Miss Thelma Vickrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Vickrey and Mr William H Budd son of Mr and Mrs Henry L Budd wed in a quiet ceremony after honeymooning in Kemmerer. Both are Big Piney High School graduates and will reside on the Budd ranch scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickrey Budd
Paris
Idaho
Thelma Vickrey
Wesley Vickrey
William H Budd
Henry L. Budd
Big Piney High School
Kemmerer
McGinny Scooper
Lucilla M. ’McGinnis
Robert Paul Cooper
H.R. Christmas
Anderson McGinnis
Calpet
Wyo
Texas Oil Company
Community Fair Displays Honor Local Crafters and Recipes
A Wyoming fair honors multiple residents with first and second prizes in embroidery, quilts, crochet, pillows, and dresser accessories. Culinary, dairy, agriculture, garden, and flower divisions reward individuals like Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Mollring, and Miss Jenkins across Boulder and Big Piney, with donations from J. C. Penney aiding top displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mathis
Jay Mollring
Geo. Franz
Wm. Woods
George Franz
Miriam Jenkins
Sofia
Mariam Jenkins
Charles Sparks
Boulder
Geo, Franz
Wyo
J. C. Penney
Big Piney
Winter and Jenkins Proposed for Federal Land Commission
Governor Emerson recommends former Congressman Charles E. Winter and Perry W. Jenkins for a federal land commission. President Hoover asked states to name nine or ten members to study public land and reclamation, with at least five leaders from public land states. Both Winter and Jenkins have long fought for western interests and mineral rights transfer to states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Jenkins
Bic Piney
Srank C. Emerson
Hoover
Federal Land Commission
Noover
Frank ©. Emerson
Charles E. Winter
Perry W. Jenkins
Herbert Hoover
Piake
Salt Lake City
Public Land
Emerson
Mrr. Winter
Jenkins
Winter
Congress
State Senate
Cheyenne Gire Wins State Spelling Bee
Miss Helen Hedges of Cheyenne won first place at the state spelling bee held in Douglas with 16 contestants from as many counties. William Fulkerson of Gillette took second, Grace Lowry of Laramie third, Albert Toucher of Rock Springs fourth, and June Healey of Pinedale fifth. Hedges spelled 50 difficult words perfectly, Katheryn Morton said the competition was keener than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hedges
Cheyenne
Douglas
Hedges
Laramie
William Fulkerson
Gillette
Campbell County
Grace Lowry
Albany County
Albert Toucher
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
June Healey
Pinedale
Sublette County
Early Pioneer Visiting in This Vicinity
An interesting visitor at Pair Saturday was J Harry Lander from Alaska visiting this section. He is nephew of Gen F W Lander, early trailblazer after whom Lander town and the Lander trail were named. Lander recalls frontier life, drove trail herd from Oregon to Nebraska in the 1880s, moving 21 000 head in one year and 18 000 the next, and served as Texas inspector at Dodge City. He has traversed the area on the Lander trail and knows many older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Lander
Alaska
Tibball
Eastfork
Mr. Lander
F. W.W. Lander
Lander
Oregon
Nebraska
Betty Arnott Recovering After Fire Burns At Rock Springs
Physicians report marked improvement in Betty Arnott, badly burned when the Arnott home burned at Farsom. Mrs. Arnott killed. Miss Arnott had planned to resume studies at the University of Wyoming this fall after graduating from Rock Springs high school two years ago. Her sister Barbara also planned to enroll in Wyoming. Rock Springs Rocket. Lovell reports largest bean crop ever planted in the territory now being harvested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Arnott
Farsom
Arnott
Rock Springs High School
University of Wyoming
Barbara
Wyoming
Rock Springs
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Ed, Pennock
District
Buffalo
Bronx
Mirs
Bernie Parc
Thomas Law Mill
Thomas
Mrs
Lane Holt
River Basin
Scott Ranch
R. T. Albert
Ids Popkins
Jerome Albert
Yellowstone Park
Ida Popkins
Halstead, Kan
Celifania
George Mi Pape
Laramiel
University Prep
D. H. Scott
A. C. Richardson
Horse Creek
Mayme Pape
Laratinie
University
Faw
Roy Clementsen
Ted Cantrell
the Edwards
Glen Coleman
Lawrence Eklund
Ed. Cantlin
D. R. Sawyer
Fred Schuts
Fred Schutz
J. Ro Sawyer
Ed Cantini
Wiuiney McLaughlin
Bob Crisp
Henry Hittle
Clay Price
Geo. Boston
L. H. Hensick
J. Springsted & Sons
Keith Culbertson
B. Westley
W. Leghorn
Charles Bayer
Pen B. Leghorns
Sadie E
Hall
Rock Cockerel
DD. B
Doyle
Rock Pullet
D. B. Doyle
Wyandotte
J. F. Thompson
Ray Ferris
Wm.Woods
Theresa Shanley
J. W. Brazzill
Myrs
Dan Cupid
L. B. Henrick
Alice ‘Pape
J. M. Thompson
J. W. Bloom
Chas
May Sommers
Chas Bayer
Frank Steele
AL. H. Henrick
Timothy
Ua. F Thompson
Marquis Wheat
T. A. Brosman
L. H. Hennick
J. E. Merrill
J. Springsted
J. Springsted and Sons
Victor
Garden J
Springsted and Sons
Z. F. Thompson
Mrs. Bayer
J. C. Penney Co
L. H. Henrick
Fred Moliring
Bert Clark
J. W. Brazzil
John Larmer
Winter and
Cheyenne Gire
Sablette County
Flaces
Sam
Lovell
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