Birds Brothers Arrested in Utah for Elk Teeth Theft
Utah deputies captured Roy and Clinda Bird in Huntsville after long pursuit linked to elk killing for teeth. The brothers, wanted in Wyoming for shooting elk unlawfully and fleeing custody, were suspected in prior teeth-disposal schemes. Authorities will notify Wyoming officials as case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Wilcon Los U
Roy
Clinda Bird
Wyom
Ing
Huntaville
George Leithau
Andrew Allen
Wyoming
Forest fire report during strong storm in the Kemmerer region
Forest Supervisor A Beam and Ranger G W Bartow returned from Big Piney to Kemmerer, with word of a raging forest reserve fire near Daniel about 20 miles away. Afton headquarters confirmed the blaze’s alarming spread as locals and teachers faced a season’s disruption from heavy rain and floods washing out the Muddy bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beam
G. W. Bartow
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Afton
State County And School Tax Levies For 1915 Announced
Kemmerer Wyo August 30 115 To The Big Piney Examiner Big Piney Wyo Gentlemen the valuations of the different school districts and the special and bond taxes levied therein Owing to telegraph lines being down the Stock Report was not received up to going to press at a late hour but expect to receive it as soon as the line is repaired and anyone interested in the matter can possibly be enlightened by calling up the Examiner Office.
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St. Columne
Gener
G W. Tanner
Vainartan
Amoant
ALE J
C. L. Lykens
Mick Ison
Mickelson
Prin Pal
Mickelson Reports on Local Conditions
Rancher James Mickelson of the Bird Piney country in southern Wyoming reports an early cattle trim due to a short bay crop and mild winter, with 17 carloads of cattle shipped from Opal. Sheep prices stay strong while hay remains plentiful, and feeder buyers show interest though lamb contracts are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mickelson
Bird Piney
Wyoming
Opal
Mr. Mickelson
Local News Roundup From Piney To Pocatello and Lander
The Examiner notes winter travel from Cottonwood Shore Piney to Pocatello where children will enter the Technical Institute. Rudolph Swartz and Miss Havel Rutledge wed at Lander Wyoming on September 22. Swartz known locally for Dry Piney celebrations. Rutledge is a nurse and sister of Jack Rutledge. Also mentions Marbleton Roundup bush riding and various legal notices and settlements connected to Memphis and Raben ranch at Cora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ball
Bryan
Willy Sherman
Canina
Rudolph Swartz
Havel Rutledge
Lander
Wyo
Pinedale
Mr. Swarts
Twentyenth Century Club Meeting Prompts Gunsing Contest
Mrs Stanley Murdock hosted the Twentieth Century Club last Thursday the first gathering since July. Members from Green River arrived after great day drives. After a fine dinner an Original Gunsaing Contest amused attendees as club members formed questions. Mrs Jessie Budd won the prize with Miss Solon and Miss Dumm assisting. The group adjourned to meet Mrs James Mickelson on October 16. Attendees: Mesdames Dampsey Wardell Luce Mickelson Dailey McGlashan McDill Jesse Budd Travis Jish and Miss Strout Dumm Solon Hoye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Murdock
Elnce
Green River
Jessie Budd
Murdock Ng
Solon and
Dumm
James Mickelson
Mesdames Dampsey
Wardell
Luce
Mickelson
Dailey
McGlashan
McDill
Jesse Budd
Travis
Jish
County Line Mixup Hits Fremont Big Piney Boundaries
The Fremont county boundary confusion sparks public notice as a petty larceny case against Caldwell and Kincaid is misattributed to Fremont county. They were freed after Deputy Mills’ return revealed the error, while preparations for a Halloween dance and a big autumn party unfold in Big Piney with plans for Budd Hall events and local institute attendance.
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Fremont County
Big Piney
Caldwell and
Kincaid
Kum ‘Merer
Billy Mills
Sheriff Hansen Sues Reardon for Slander
The Kemmerer Republican reports Fred Reardon is sued for slander by Sheriff Ed Manson and deputies J. G. Gudetundsen and Angus McDougal. Plaintiffs claim Reardon spread false charges after his spring imprisonment and attempted to harm officials by venturing to Cheyenne instead of examining records. He faces court by October 1, with trial set for the October term unless rescheduled. Attorney Ridgely of Cheyenne represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Fred Reardon
Ed Manson
J. G. Gudetundsen
Angus McDougal
Reardon
Arerits
Big Pierce-Arrow Car Returns Home From Jenkins Lane
A large Pierce-Arrow owned by A. W. Smith's family returned Saturday with H. W. Smith from Jenkins Lane en route to Darling ton dyinetion. The vehicle reportedly crossed a ford on Maddy and arrived at Hespitterrd Quith, drawing inquiry from the Exiuiner. The incident involved a lost or destroyed paper list, delaying official duties by three days as investigators searched for the missing entries and prepared shipments to South Omaha and connections to Waoou-Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce-Arrow
A. W. Smith
H.W Smith
Jenkins Lane
Darlington
Ford
Maddy
Pho Daminer
Seine Tamper
Win Nick
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Bird Brothers
Huntsville
Sheriff's Office
Salt Lake
Ird
Gime
Sorensen
Daniel
Piseisle
Claude
Taur
Johanie R. Thomas
Telluride
Colorado
Dig Piney
Lawrence Best
Johnnie Thomas
Vailey
Hit
Mills
Noah
Cattonwood
Billy
Frst Bank
State Bank OF
Marbleton State Bank
Marbleton
Idaho
Examiner
MW. V. Clouphus
Buesing
Meaphis
Arcoaied
WHS
Oti Raben
Cora
Twentieth Century Club
Miscus Hallett
Croadwin
Bailey
Nordstrom
Swanstrong
Wilden
Stanley
Mrs. Stanlay
Pinoy
Institute
Afloa
Budd Hall
Hansen
Vie Millon Mart Brennan
Vigety
Onaha
Isigme
Waoou-Oswald
Postagh
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Big Piney, Wyoming
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