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smwrib-wer.se-a’tnd te Le9 o! neterndheinenpeireusHaananheinin-heus,le-neenIsehesionof1stanliedw,kehemAttrmtf $iatagNewt of Ye«teryew As Reported By The Files of The Roundup30 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK Items from the FU*a of Th* Hntdtlt Roundup, March £3, 1921“A Good Turo”~Thls good turn slogan of the Boy Scouts u a* contagious as the nieaslm. It became apparent to any who happened Jo notice, that if we received a few more days of sunshine the children going to school would need life preservers to make it, es the school huse was surrounded by water. It was also easily observed that the interior decorating acheme was cobwebs *and dust predominating, so the boys took the outside and the girls the inside, the former laying lt;a ”alk out of old bridge lumber wiuch was loaned to them by Allie Bayer, while the girls scoured and scrubbed and dusted until things shone like a new dime.Advertisement: Don’t Fool Yourself, but attend the April Fool dance March 31, at the Fool Town of Fmedale, by Sager’s Fool orchestra who will furnish Fool Muaic.The Strutters Ball given by the ladles of Daniel wa$ Troll attended by people of the neighborhood. The star feature of the evening was the Jtolored Jazz Band and all the colored folks who took pant were well dressed for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs Vigo Miller, accompanied by the band, rendered 4lt;When th* Coons Have a Dreamland of Their Own.of the pecular red mow, inquiring as to whether the colored snow had appeared in Pinedale*Singular honor came to Carl Holt, ton of Mr. and Mia. W. J. Holt, this week, when be wu awarded a gold basketball watch charm by the district basketball. tournamentjxsn-mittee, The trophy represents Carl's selection as a substitute on the all-tournament team in B division.Things come to a pretty sad state of affairs when the local doctor is confined to his bed. Such was the case the forepart of this week when Dr. L. R. Booth was recuperating from the effects of a broken rib sustained when he fell Friday of last week.5 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK Items fromthe Filec of ThePlawUl# Roundup, March 20, 104725 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK ’ Items from the Flies of The Pinedle Roundup, March 24, 1027yd*Pienenis.atht17.0,\ealofatiyofwt.[n.at“Two Weeks in the Rockies With a-Forest Ranger by C.H. McDonald, Range Examiner.—“The lake by which we camped In Steptember phanced to be Coyote Lake and might very approprately have been changed to ‘Mud Lake.1 As we broke camp we rode over to thegrassy bank of the lake to water the horses. While they were drinking, one horse- without any .warning suddenly snorted and plunged into the lake, followed by the pack horse. Wow I but that water was cold I Powever, the rider was not much concerned with the water temperature at ithe time. Rather despairingly he kicked and struggled to get loose from various rupee, chaps and other paraphernalia that never fail .to tangle one up when the ‘Man, With the Sickle1 is impatiently waiting. Meanwhile his hotse was making prodigious leaps and struggles to get out a* near the center of the lake as Possible, but the soft, deep mud in we bottom held him town so that he rolled over, carrying his rider with him.Lady luck came to Jim's rescue and freed him from the saddle, after which he ‘mud-crawled' to the bank, with slime, waterweeds and mud plastered all over him. The whole affair was over in a few seconds To keep the horses from drowning. I was forced to wallow tlhrough five feet of water and mud to get their heads up and throw a rope out to Jim. Together wc caught the pack horse and somehow or another succeeded in getting both animrls out on dry ground.The weather had suddenly turned cold and windy Funny. I hadn't noticed it before/'Camp Fire Girls all over the nation are observing the 35th anniversary of their organization.The dub has an eight-point law which indudes: Worship God, .Seek Beauty, Give Service, Pursue Knowledge, Be Trustworthy, Hold on to Health, Glorify Work, and BbHappy.Briefs: Mr. and Mrs, David Shannon became parents of a daughter, Sandra Leora, C, H. KeUy passed away in Denver. William Banes passed away in Hemet, Calif, Mrs. C. C. Skinner and Mrs. Joe Feltuer were co-hostesses with Mrs. Mary Mudd at a silver tea for the Legion Auxiliary. Ted Wiederanders sold Jhla Ford to Charles Bayer. Mr. Bayer intends to build it into power machinery for haying.Coeto a,prlattThe♦3,43?approregul;departhe a dent the Houslt; The called priatl est w000,0cby tbDesapprcforeis\geneiMoose, Wyoming , March 8, 1952'Mr. Wilford W. Neilson, Editor 1 Jackson's Hole Courier Jackson, WyomingDear yir. Neilson:j I want to express my complete j agreement with your editorial of I March 6 and the forthright manner in which you expressed it Also, the editorial from the Pioedaleriated at the20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK Items horn th# File* of The Pined*1# Roundup. March 24. 1932‘g13lg►nrt:h2.rt,16»15ntididn-T. D. O’Neil, the announced candidate for nomination on his party ticket for Wyoming governor, me* with splendid reception at Casper, and many of the party heads pledged their support of his candidacyDr. Oliver Chambers has returned from Oakland, Calif., where he wascalled by the illness of his daughter, Miss Marian Chambers, whounderwent an operation for appendicitis.Arne Oja went to Rock Springs Saturday and returned to his work at the Roundup shop Tuesday, Mrs. 0]a and their little son came with Mr. Oja to remain here this week.They started out Monday morning to come by the Green River road but on reaching the point where the road leaves the Lincoln highway there was such a blizzard that they feared to risk the long desert stretch and wisely turned back, not knowing that the slorift did not extend far up the country.Bom on Thursday at 1 o'clock p. im to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylorr a bouncing, big, baby boy, Dr. Booth reports just as we were getting ready to printRoundup which you pr. same time, emphasizes similar points.I wonder if people in our country Realize what the big issue of our times consists of, Isn't it the struggle of Democracy to survive? Isn’t it the struggle to get away from autocratic rule, wherever it pops up, national, state or local?1 can assure you that if the National Park Service makes a mistake, or in any way does wrong, I am going to oppose it I have recently had occasion to oppose certain actions of the Forest Service .in another part of the country, ev-,en though I consider the Forest Sendee an excellent public spirited agency I have frequently had occasion to oppose certain policies of the Fish dnd Wildlife Service, on other questions I have sincerely defended thaj bureau. I hold the same attitude toward the Game and Fish Commission of Wyoming. I do not subscribe, personally, to toe principle “right or wrong, X am for you!” It is only by correcting mistakes, by opposing wrong, wherever it appears, and defending right, that we can build up a decent civilization and preserve our consciences. I reserve the right to criticize the action of any bureau, federal or state, rf I sincerely believe it is wrong. We don’t want to build up an invulnerable hierarchy anywhere.Now let is look at this hunting in national parks, and let us forget the public servants whom we have employed to administer our public estate —state and national. After all, the wildlife belongs to toe people, and so do the national parks.The latv creating enlarged Grand Teton National Park contains a lotof general language concerning the participation of ihe state and federal, authorities in the management of the Jackson elk herd and, among other things, provides for herd reduction on park lands byqualillicensandSecrewhenJelk b;Tetonthis i apprc The i out tlthat tionis agree Coop lt;and ’ ,coope shoul-Jpect The i the ithe i tion i 'irig t to ha have tion anim; status game .insist *way that ; of yoOTIIS YEARS AGO THIS WEEKHunt from th* FU*t of Tb* PbMdalc Roundup. Maroh 25. 1937Pink snow! Yes, it was true!When ranchers of Pinedale vicinity arose to go about their daily routine of chores and feeding cattle, jthey sensed a peculiar tinge of pink ,to the snow that had fallen the night before. Reports came from various sections, Daniel, Cora and Boulder districts. Excited voices oh the telephone compared storiesPARKHOTELGRILL-—TAP ROOM——LOUNGEWESTERN WYOMING’S FINESTRock Spring! WyomingROM«mi
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