Daniel Local Notices and Social Roundup
William Woods and wife were Daniel callers on Sunday from their ranch on Green River. Rev. Reese preached at the Daniel school house Sunday sight. Mrs. E. W. Knox was calling on Daniel last Friday. Her friends were glad to see her ride again. Dr. and Mrs. Montrose were in Daniel with their new Stearns Night. H. E. Bnow bought the Wil ton cattle at Halfway adding to his herd. Percy Bowlsby of Fall River Basin visited Daniel. Jasper Yarger went to Piney with W. T and Jim Payne. George Pinley returned from California. Ralph Conwell spent Saturday night at home in Daniel. J. C. Angus and wife left for Ogden. J. C. has been drafted and left early to spend a few days with his mother in Oxden. Myde Johnson and wife will visit before Clyde is raised to be a man and enlist. Royce and several Piney youths expect to enlist. C. F. Webb brought in steers bought in Utah. C. P. Noble and others from Piney passed through with thousands of cattle to Fall River. Ed Hedges returned to Daniel from Montana. Fred Sturdavant visited Oregon and other points. Miss Frankie Wilson spent Friday with Mrs. Angus. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Barber hosted the Daniel Card Club Friday night. Mrs. Crook won the ladies prize silver butter knife. Jos. Huston and wife and Mrs. Crook visited the D. H. Scott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woods
Daniel
Green River
Reese
Daniel School
E. W. Knox
Fall River Basin
Jasper Yarger
Piney
W. T
Jim Payne
George Pinley
California
Ralph Conwell
J. C. Angus
Nat
Ogden
J.C
Oxden
Myde Johnson
Clyde
Royce
James Ne
C.F. Webb
Utah
C. P. Noble
Fall River
Hedges
Montana
Fred Sturdavant
Oregon
Frankie Wilson
Angus
P. Barber
Daniel Card Club
Wyoming’s March and April Royalty Oil Income Outlook
State Land Commissioner Ray E. Lee reports Wyoming’s royalty oil income from lands leased to oil operators rose from 25 000 to 43 900 monthly between December 1917 and April 1918, with March income at 42 500 and April expected at least 50 000. Projected annual income may reach one million dollars by end of 1918 amid extensive development of state lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ray E. Lee
State Land Office
Leper Colony Donates Thrift Stamps For War Effort
The Molokai isolation colony in Hawaii has purchased $3,000 in thrift and war savings stamps to support the war. The move, led by Brother Joseph Dutton, reflects unexpected patriotism from residents long distant from front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokai
Batt Front
Memphis
Joseph Button
Dutton
Mysterious Question on Father Time and the Idle Hour
A cryptic inquiry wonders what Father Time did with the idle hour after the seriatule changed, hinting at a timeless puzzle from antiquated lore. The old riddle evokes clocks, calendars, and the shifting of moments in a historic period piece.
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Diamondville
Kemmerer
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Beckstead Bell Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
Kemmerer, Wyoming
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Frontier Supply Company
Frank Rosenstein
Prom Ptes Eatiafaction
Lands
Chandler
HE Chandler
Bosch
Pierce-Arrow
Locomobile
Winton
White
Stutz
Marmon
Mercer
Packard
Cadillac
Pierce- Arrow
Cleveland
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
The
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo
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