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Index to the Pinedale Roundup 1904-1999 compiled by Judi Myers (Full credits & copyright at the bottom) 09/08/1904 Vol. 1 # 1 - Cattle Roundup - depressed market. County Commissioner Ed Steele orders lumber for Boulder Creek bridge. Pinedale and Olson become separate voting districts. Truax Blacksmith shop open Patterson buys Graham ranch. Sommers recovers stolen horses. Spicer store in Boulder. Mills Bros. road house near Big Piney shut for repairs. Fitzhugh Hotel to open in Big Piney area lauded. Mail route to Lander needed. Bougher baby boy. LOCAL NAMES MENTIONED Ed Steele, Nels Jorgensen, Mr. Bowman, Fred Boyce, George Truax, F. C. Fisher, Ray Glover, J. F. Patterson, R. D. Graham, P. V. Sornmers, Fannie Tartar, Mr. Spicer, Dr. Gilligan, D. A. Winn, Alva Thompson, Fred Ballou, A. M. Vandy, Charles Nettleton, Henry Binning, Judge H. C. Johnson, James Noble, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Ross, Elizabeth Sumner, "Uncle" George Smith, J. L. Fleming, Amos Smith, Louise and Emma Ross, Jass Bougher, B. R. Ordway, Robert Fitzhugh, John Budd, Keys, Joe Smith, Wm. Wells, Jack Reynolds, Will Lafferty Jack Ward, F. E. McGrew, Superintendent Anderson, W. F. Nolan, C.D. Reaser, Snider, R. C. Irwin, Pat Cornwell, Thomas Odle, L. W. Sargent, Joe McGovern, Douglas Leckie, Mrs. Roy, C. W. Brandon. LOCAL ADS - Franklin Mercantile Co. Brands - HT McCoy and Shanley, Alfred Coolidge I, Harry K. Hoff 09/15/1904 McCoy and Shanley haystacks. Pershall recommends Fremont dam. Peterson and Bourm sawmill in Pinedale. Harnessing Pine Creek rapids discussed. Luman kills bear. Pinedale cattle Roundup Association meets. Foreman W. Bloom. Bird - Alexander wedding. R. N. Robinson buried. Pap Reid and Kid Riley captured. 09/22/1904 List precincts and chairmen. Kendall Tie Hack Camp closes. Reminiscing about holdup at Budd Store in 1898. School to begin. Bunch Glover arrested for robbery. Mountain lion killed on Mesa West of Pinedale. E. Carlson the pumpkin roller. J. Patterson Postmaster. 1st electric light in Pinedale. Rich coal mine above Cora. 09/29/1904 Water rights mess. Wolves howling. Binning's elk. Kid Riley's robbery. Gheen baby girl. 10/13/1904 H. C. Johnson nominated for State Representative. Woodmen to build 26 x 60 2-story hall. Dr. Sturdevant to move here. Spicer Store; Boulder, complete. 10/20/1904 Precinct lines described. Gibson and Posten fight to a draw. Fall's cabbages Graham's leave. 10/27/1904 Republican Rally. Big Sandy ditch nearly complete. Dr. Gilligan buys A. Benson ranch. List of nominations. Vote for State Capital location. Peterson sole owner of sawmill. 11/03/1904 Core is mail terminal, service to Pinedale dismal. Townsend puts phone line from Big Piney to Daniel. Wolves terrorizing cattle. Spears - Patterson wedding. Hoff Bros. volunteer work. Sprague building hotel and other buildings. 60 water rights left on Boulder Canal. 11/10/1904 Professor McGrew lauded, school begins. Bear and 3 cubs at Fremont Lake. Protecting elk, letter from C. E. Laustrup. W. A. Thompson to take up hogs. Election results. W. Bloom, Justice of Peace. F. A. Ballou, roads; George Truax, constable. Benson declares he has not sold ranch (10-27-04). Call to Masons. Olin - Dawson wedding Pinedale's first wedding. Dr. Sturdevant arrives. Cattle prices. A. Smith here 22 years. Wise baby boy. Bondurent baby dies. 11/17/1904 Produce raised South of Pinedale. Wise baby. New Fork precinct returns. Sam Hoff volunteers. Neil Boyce breaks bone. Dr. Braine to come to Big Piney. Big Piney literary society formed - Big Piney elected E. Swan Justice of the Peace, Wm. Baldwin, roads, John Budd, Constable. 11/24/1904 Lander chosen State Capital. Railroad talk. Merna gets a sawmill. Billy Todd's foot wound. Alvie Hanson stops runaways. Allen baby boy. Political meeting at New Fork. Nowlin and Huston stake a claim. Rahm baby boy. 12/01/1904 Railroad and phone line talk. Anderson baby boy. Road to Daniel needed. Lander not chosen. Fred Boyce starts fire, Cantlin faints. Cora Store closes. Peterson sells to Sturdevant. Daniel Courier paper begun. 12/08/1904 Description of ride from Opal to Pinedale. Pinedale Hotel open for meals. Pixley's haystack on Roy Ranch burning appears to be arson. Hittle brings in Shorthorn Bulls. East Fork Roundup Assoc. only 1 in State. Edgar Cantlin makes record - breaking ride. D. Bair dies, (father of Mrs. Fred Boyce). Tartar - Burch wedding. Uncle George loses chickens. 12/15/1904 300 ton haystack photo. Jury duty. Woodrnan Hall complete by December 23. Holden calls Roundup a "Weakly Paper". 12/22/1904 Woodman officers. School program. Photo Fremont Peak. Daniel mail route and phones. Dr. Ross sells out. Murdock's new barn. Simmons infant dies. 12/29/1904 Sheriff finds outlaw's cache. Horse Creek gets bridge. Yarger Bros. magpie. Porcupines killing trees on Pine Creek. Fleming baby girl. Mrs. Norris Griggs dies. Woodrnan dance in -5 weather and no heat. Roundups January 5, 12, 19, 26 dated 1904 instead of 1905. 01/05/1905 Vol. 1 #18 - Ads. Townsend and Halls General Mercantile, Daniel. Fremont Saloon (Doran), Franklin Mercantile, Boulder Canal Co. W. E. Enos to build phone line Daniel - Big Piney. Justice of Peace in Daniel. News from Daniel, Burns, Green River Valley, Ball. 01/12/1905 News from Big Piney, Daniel, New Fork, Bondurant, Merna, Green River Valley, Burns, Jackson. Ad: Sprague Hotel, Pinedale. E. N. Sprague. Proprietor. Mrs. Norris Griggs dies. 01/19/1905 Mountain herring spawn at outlet of Fremont Lake. Editorial for domestication of wild game. Work to begin on school in Pinedale. Wolf bounty. Miserable mail schedule. Telegraph lines in Pinedale. 01/26/1905 Arthur Vandy, a young runaway, found by father. School closed after 4 month term. 02/02/1905 Bert Clark ropes wolf. Need for bridge over Pine Creek. Daniel has new schoolhouse. Delmont arrested for looting Roberts' cabin. 4-month school term. Gun Club organized. Big Piney Literary Society meets. Kerwin has blacksmith shop at Spicerville (Boulder). Tunnel Supply Ditch complete near Big Sandy. Johnson baby boy. 02/09/1905 Warrant for Wm. Wells for game law violation. Sage hens more plentiful than grasshoppers. Big Piney Literary Club becomes 20th Century Club. Grazing on Forest Reserve. 02/15/1905 Bill introduced to license photographing of game. Lunar displays preceed cold weather. Binning snowshoes to arrest Wells. Fremont Ice unsafe. Wells acquitted. (Judge Bloom's 1st case). 02/23/1905 Watkins stabs Edmunson as he argues with Vint Faler. 20th Century Club - program. Weather. Edrnunson baby boy. Tom Sayer dies. W. Peck, Barber to arrive. E. Noble infant dies. Delmont trial. Penninger Ranch house attacked by wolves. Post Office to be at Boulder. Masquerade Party. 03/09/1905 Boulder and New Fork visited. 03/16/1905 Phones to come to Pinedale. Photo gallery being built. Woodman Camp at Olson. 03/23/1905 Possibilities of gold prospectors. State School Superintendent ignores Pinedale. Belknap home built at Cora. 03/30/1905 Hardesty trespass case. Fredrickson - Jorgensen wedding. Cattle tangle case. 04/05/1905 Capitolists in Mountains prospecting. Phone line by June 1st. Closed season on moose. Roundup to publish on Wednesday instead of Thursday. Reason for Budd's living here. 04/12/1905 Rumors of gold. School bonds. Pinedale Roundup Association Meeting. Pine Creek ditch meeting. Drug Store and Forest Reserve building being built. Charles Donnelly dies. J. Jensen baby girl. Jensen Post Office established. 04/19/1905 H. C. Johnson is Core's Judge. Delmont convicted of looting B. F. Roberts. Wm. Bedsaul loses fingers at mill. Hartley estate settled. Hundred antelope on Mesa. R. Faler contracts for wood. Boulder Post Office opens. Warrant for D. Smith. Prospectors arriving. Johnson-Volker sawmill. Cattle drive. Snow depths. 04/26/1905 Crow Indian tells of Gold Claim at Kendall. Dr. Sturdevant to have Sanitarium (clinic). A. L. Faler's furs. J. Black of Big Piney is in 3rd term in State Legislature. George Glover has gold and silver ore. H. Binnings visit sons. Bridge over Green River, 35 miles North. Peter Jensen ad. 05/03/1905 Pinedale described, buildings listed. All towns in area described. Animals listed. Homestead land. Minerals. County Commissioners, Ed Steele and Railroad. Elk at Osborne Ranch. M. Small finds metal in a fossil. J. Jensen (of Olson) baby boy. Bourm resigns, Peterson elected School Clerk. Leckie on trip. Ferris-Haggerty mine. Selton baby boy. 05/10/1905 Beef prices and controls. School for Bondurant. Mary Pence dies. Gold deposits. School bids for Core. Professor Sommers into Oddfellows. Dr. Sturdevant spends winter in tent. 05/17/1905 Proposal for mail route to Pinedale instead of to Cora. Hoff family. Snow too deep for prospectors. Bunch Glover in jail. Dick Smith arrested. Nan Patterson released from jail. James Noble is Cora Merchant. A. Fish's Cora coal mine for sale. J. Budd joins Masons. 05/24/1905 Cattle hamstrung by wolves. Hartley - Ashley wedding. Boulder canal camp visited. Gold rumors. Mileages between local Post Office's. 1st shingled roof in Pinedale (drugstore). Pinedale shingle mill. Merritt - Week's begin Bar Cross. Hartley - Monroe wedding. McGinnis - J. Budd wedding. 05/31/1905 Game laws. Townsend domesticates geese. Talk of electricity. Phone line reaches Burns. Wolf Bounty Association formed, George Glover chairman. 06/07/1905 Forest Headquarters to be Pinedale. Z. Jones Supervisor. Land prices. (names and locations) W. Bloom to get Texas steers. Pinedale has telephones, thanks to Wm. Enos. Mrs. Tartar finds Indian foot. Ferryboat on Green River at Burns. Clark ditch at Cora. 06/14/1905 Griggs irrigation suit. Fake gold reports. Bridge over Green River at Daniel complete. Bloom brings in 250 Texas steers. 06/21/1905 Wolfenberger girl born. Baseball. Big Piney to have central phone system.
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