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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

11

Barbecue Marks Opening of Oil Era in Wyoming

Invitation from the Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate calls guests to a public barbecue on Sunday September 23 1917 at Lincoln County Wyoming to witness the spudding in of a three thousand foot oil well in the Pyramid LaBarge field The 84 foot derrick and rig are in place and drill will begin with ceremonies The company touts its outfit as the best money can buy and predicts the Piney area near Wyoming will become the state's greatest oil field.

Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate Pyramid-LaBarge Field Lincoln County Wyoming Pyramid Company LaBarge Field F. J. Buss Pyramid Pyramid LaBarge Piney

Wood sawing service begins mid September in Wyoming

Shipley and Gauger of Big Piney advertise a wood sawing outfit to start around September 15 and request advance orders to schedule work. Otto and Annie Larson visited Halfway and stayed at the Fredell hotel on Wednesday.

Shipley & Gauger Big Piney Wyoming Otto and Annie Larson Halfway Fredell Hotel

Sergeant Bud Smith Writes of Arrival

Soldier Clarence C. Smith of M. G. Co. 3rd Wyoming Infantry reports arrival after a long march through Nebraska Iowa Illinois Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. He notes camp not complete but facilities are good and promises postal views of towns passed. He seeks news of the upper country and sends regards to Mr. T. C. Beck. The Examiner will forward mail or packages entrusted to its care.

Roy Cheyenne Nebraska Boone Iowa Illinois Ohio Covington Tennessee Erwin Virginia North Carolina South Carolina T. C. Beck Clarence C. Smith M. G. Co Examiner

Telegraph Stock Report from Omaha 9 20 17

Big Piney Examiner notes cattle receipts normal and week offers strong. Prices for various classes: fancy weighty steers 12 to 14 to packers and feeders. 1100 lb feeders 11 to 12. yearlings 10 to 11. light weights 9.50 to 10. cows and heifers 8 to 9.50. butcher stuff 7 to 8. cutters 6 to 7. cans 5 to 6. bologna 6.50 to 7. Union Stock Yards Co.

Omaha Neb Big Piney Examiner Union Stock Yards Co

Elks Bagged by Tanner and Bess in Basin Trip

L. D. Tanner and Lawrence Bess returned Wednesday from the upper country bringing in the Mercantile truck. While in the Basin they bagged two elk.

L. D. Tanner Lawrence Bess Mercantile

Wyoming Bank Statement of 1917 for State County

The document presents a bank statement with assets liabilities and margins. Charles Rumsch as cashier swears the figures are true to September 20 1917 before Notary Royal A Young with directors W W Luce and F D Ball attesting.

Wyoming LNI J. Charles Rumsch J. Charves Rumsch Royal A. Young W. W. Luce F. D. Ball State of County of Lincoln Albert Larson Royal A

Pioneer J L Bess Dies in Boise Idaho

J L Bess longtime LaBarge resident died suddenly in a Boise hospital from stomach trouble. He was plowing hills near Lenox when struck Tuesday and died Wednesday morning. His children G F Whitman and Lawrence Bess of Big Piney and Cora Bess of Pinedale, with relatives, were en route to Boise. The family had lived in Idaho fifteen years and in LaBarge fifteen years on the McGinnis ranch. The bereaved are extended sympathy.

J. L. Bess LaBarge G. F. Whitman Lawrence Bess Big Piney Cora Bess Pinedale Boise Idaho Mr. Bess Lenox Anderson McGinnis Caldwell

Land review eyed for Wyoming national forest addition

R E Gery of the Ogden office and C A Beam of the Wyoming district U S forest service visited the Three Mile area to inspect the Green River side tract proposed for addition to the Wyoming national forest. They assess lands valued for agriculture versus grazing timber and watershed protection. Beam also follows the Horse creek forest fire investigation.

R. E. Gery Ogden C. A. Beam Wyoming United States Forest Service Wyoming National Forest Congress National Forest Green River Beam Horse Creek

Matthew Thomas Returns From Brief Rock Springs Visit

Matthew Thomas came back last week after a short trip to Rock Springs. He resumed activities and was welcomed upon his return.

Matthew Thomas Rock Springs

Investigating Horse Creek Forest Fire

A small forest blaze at Horse Creek burned at most twenty five acres of balsam timber. An on scene forest official gathered sixty seven men to fight the fire then moved through Piney to Ogden Afton and Kemmerer. A newspaper man spread word of six hundred acres destroyed before verification. An official report is to follow from F G Ryder and Supervisor Beam.

Uncle Sammy Piney Ogden Afton Kemmerer Sammy F. G. Ryder Examiner Beam

Church of St John the Baptist Service Schedule 1917

The Church of St John the Baptist invites a cordial welcome with devotions at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 15 p.m. on Sunday September 23 1917 led by Rev A Gordon Fowkes.

Church OF ST. John the Baptist A. Gordon Fowkes

For Sale 2000 Shares of Cretaceous Oil Co Royalty Basis

J M Mott of Kemmerer Wyoming offers 2000 shares of Cretaceous Oil Co on a royalty basis for sale. Eli Schwalbe is noted as being present on a painting expedition.

Cretaceous Oil Co J. M. Mott Kemmerer Wye Eli Schwalbe

Bridges on Kemmerer Road to be Rebuilt

Stanley Cobham deputy state engineer was sent from Evanston to assess two bridges south of Big Piney. He will confer with the state engineer in Kemmerer to arrange an immediate contract. Plans call for piling at the bridges as a more durable alternative to current abutments.

Stanley Cobham Evanston Big Piney Cobham Kemmerer

Roy Wilcox Visited From Horse Creek Wednesday Evening

Roy Wilcox arrived from Horse Creek on Wednesday evening visiting local residents and noting plans for upcoming community events.

Roy Wilcox Horse Creek

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Bud Smith the Examiner For Reliable News BIG Piney Merc. CO Marbleton State Bank Marbleton Gert Cates Posit Total LA Barge Boise, Idaho Kemmerer Road Jas. W. Chrisman J. Chas, Rumsch State Bank of Legal Tender and Nation Bank Axes James Mickelson A. W. Sairu F. A. Fear
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