New York Traders Visit Trade Circuit Saturday
Messrs Zimmerman and Tribe salesmen for McCord Brady Co Omaha and Utah Canning Co Ogden called on the trade Saturday. They traveled in Mr Tibers car with J F McDermont of Rock Springs.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
20
Messrs Zimmerman and Tribe salesmen for McCord Brady Co Omaha and Utah Canning Co Ogden called on the trade Saturday. They traveled in Mr Tibers car with J F McDermont of Rock Springs.
Reported lashed out the bridge across the Muddy near F. W. Shafer due to continuous rain and high water. Local residents and visitors were noted in brief movements. Names include F. D. Ball and Wife, Miss Alice, Frankie, Vigo Miller, Alex Price, Martin Brennan, O. H. Dunham, J. G. Hayden, Rev. Besse, and L. C. Perkins as they travel or attend services or business amid the storm.
Stockmen in Cora report poor beef condition after finishing gathering cattle last week. Visitors include A. W. Smith and Guy Decker of Big Piney at Willow Creek ranch. Household mentions Varga, Jenkins, and Smith families plus Dr. Cunnington extending stay for extra work. Abner Luman and Chas Patterson with family traverse through Cora en route to regional farm interests.
Fifteen guests dined in Bondurant after a fishing and hunting trip while cattle and beef gathering continue. Levi Hill plans work on his Basin place, Joe Pride to drivers beef cattle next week with Lee Johnson helping. Mrs Bordurant and others visited Johnson ranch. Local calls by Lee Johnson and others. Phil is building a house rapidly. A hunter lost horses but found them near Run. Marie Guthrie from Cottonwood plans a stay with Jessie Hathaway. A storm brought rain and snow over the Basin, expected to clear soon.
Merna notes record Lewis and Floyd Binning starting toward the railroad this week after supplies and freight. Ed Allen visited a Merna caller Monday and went to the L. W. Sargent ranch on business. Miss Emma Ball returned home Monday after two weeks at the Kendall home. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bruce Cranor on Sept 27 with mother and baby doing nicely. L. W. Sargent and son Edward returned from Basin Sunday with cattle and will move beef to the Daniel ranch. Ed Sargent and family, Harry Thompson and families and others reported a enjoyable trip over Snake River. Mrs Fred Graham and son spent Sunday at the Conwell home while Mrs P. W. Conwell visited Saturday with Mrs O. FY Webu.
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