compiled by Judi Myers
(Full Credits & Copyright)
compiled by Judi Myers
(Full Credits & Copyright)
| 01/01/1920 | (mismarked 1919) Pinedale Parent teacher association organized. P. L. Carroll dies. Forest Service cabin in Surveyor's Park built. J. Jensen takes over mail route. Skating on Fremont Lake. |
| 01/08/1920 | Need for high school in Pinedale. Wm. Cook dies. Woodman benefit dance. Parish's return and lease phone co. |
| 01/15/1920 | Arguments for a high school. Jenkins claims buyer should have all rights. Need for Flour Mill at Pinedale. |
| 01/29/1920 | Commercial Club to reorganize. Congregational Church elections. |
| 02/05/1920 | Commercial Club adopts slogan. Fremont Lake Irrigation Co. sells much land and water rights. Upper Green River Lumber Co. to install Sawmill. Two Stark sons die. F. McLaughlin baby dies. |
| 02/12/1920 | (Issues missing on microfilm) F. C. Marshall, Publisher. No local news. Vol. 15 #9 |
| 02/19/1920 | No local news. |
| 02/26/1920 | No appropriations for Daniel Fish Hatchery. (Long editorial). Commercial Club meeting. Sheriff E. Belknap recovers furs. Grazing allotments. Maud Westfall Binning dies and obituary. New Fork Dam construction. Otto Hirsig sells ranch. Dr. Holmes baby boy. Official weather reports from government station at Pinedale. |
| 03/04/1920 | James McLoughlin dies. Hoback 'Canon' Road to open. Tibbals bulls Jerry Sweeney dies. Local ads Big Piney Garage; Minstrel show; Masquerade Dance; Dr. Holmes Drug Store in Pinedale. Boulder Merc. Mr. Allen, Manager; Pinedale Inn, Art Doyle; Masons; Woodmen; Albert Brox. and Pixley Merc, Daniel; Faler Garage, Ernest Faler; E. D. Key Merc., Daniel; Tibbals Hereford Ranch, Boulder; A. Bayer Pool Hall; State Bank of Pinedale; Fred (Mollring's) market in Pinedale. |
| 03/11/1920 | Fishing laws. Citizens finance Daniel Hatchery. Commercial Club gathers list of available land. Albert and Pixley full page ad. Mollring Store mentioned. |
| 03/18/1920 | Stoekmen's meeting reports. Bess and Jensen to carry mail. Big Piney "Live Commercial Club organized". Lasher - Vorhees wedding. Phelps Ranch sold to M. Jensen. |
| 03/25/1920 | Sawmill opening in Boulder Basin, Kendall. L. Baker baby boy. Gooden sells out to W. Pape. |
| 04/01/1920 | Good roads boosters press for better highway. Minstrel Show. Nancy Alexander dies and obituary. |
| 04/08/1920 | Highway work. Livestock meeting reports. Commercial Club report. Jesse B. Budd Jr's contest ad. F. Carr baby boy. H. Klein is garne. warden. Mrs. Orin Robertson dies. High School proposed. |
| 04/15/1920 | Pickett and Cooper quit. Forest Service to form Upper Green Biver Lumber Co. Hay scarce. W. E. Enos in ear wreck. Settlers wanted. Dr. Sheppard to arrive. County division meeting. |
| 04/22/1920 | Fish screens on irrigation ditches. W. Mann and D. Carson take up land. A. Bybee frozen to death on mail route. |
| 04/29/1920 | Plank, Jorgensen and Bowers secure highway to Yellowstone. Ex soldiers Carson, Ketchum and Wilson buy land. Mollrings get grand - daughter. A. Bayers accident. |
| 05/06/1920 | Rock Springs to Pinedale daily mail route proposed. American Legion organized. |
| 05/13/1920 | Katherine DeNise dies. Proposed road from Rock Springs to Big Piney. L. Hennick elected Mayor. |
| 05/20/1920 | No interesting news. |
| 05/27/1920 | Forest reorganization and list of Rangers. G. Holt baby girl. Meyer buys Harrell Ranch. |
| 06/03/1920 | D. Samora cut off fingers. Pickeels to move here. H. Summers buys land. E. M. Gump baby boy, Edward. Campbell's new barn. |
| 06/10/1920 | Standard Timber Co. cutting ties on Cottonwood. Town council meeting. Wilkinson - Redfern wedding. Clean up day ordered. H. Woods Blacksmith Shop opens. James Wood commits suicide on Postal ranch. |
| 06/17/1920 | Rock Springs to Pinedale road work. Good Roads Day. |
| 06/24/1920 | Phillips - Edwards American Legion celebrates. G. Redick to build home on Fremont Lake. Good roads day improves local roads. |
| 07/01/1920 | Free Fish Fry by American Legion. Letter: Geo Dee Nyse (sic) W. Baehr to locate. 22 ex servicemen here. |
| 07/08/1920 | Successful Fish Fry. Flower Day at Rustic Lodge. |
| 07/15/1920 | Baseball. Redick lodge being built. American Legion Post organized. Big Orcutt Sale. |
| 07/22/1920 | Rustic Lodge. Flower Day. |
| 07/29/1920 | Nels Jorgensen candidate for State Legislature. No Roundup celebration for past 3 years. A. Bayer ranch sold to Wm. Baehr. John Allen candidate for County Commissioner. C F. Patterson candidate for Sheriff. Bachelor headquarters at Bloom Hotel. |
| 08/05/1920 | Eastwood - Hagenstein wedding. C. Hoppe baby girl. G. Holt baby girl dies. |
| 08/12/1920 | Forest office may move (long article). A. J. Poizner arrested for bad cheeks. |
| 08/19/1920 | Road progress. Wyoming and Bridger Forests combine, headquarters~Kemmerer. |
| 08/26/1920 | Forest Supervisor's office moved from Pinedale to Kemmerer. |
| 09/02/1920 | Pinedale up in arms over removal of Forest headquarters. |
| 09/09/1920 | Election returns. American Legion dance. Hoback Canyon bridge work. |
| 09/16/1920 | Stock report. Mrs. Levi Hill to hospital. Gold discovered in Bondurant Basin. |
| 09/23/1920 | Pilgrim Wood Co. formed (Mann, Sprague, Norton and Moffet). W. C. Burch is candidate for Sheriff. |
| 09/30/1920 | State Bank of Pinedale report. |
| 10/07/1920 | W. W. Bowers candidate for State Legislature. American Legion "Smoker." E. Faler baby girl. Frances Clara May Clark (7 years old) dies. |
| 10/14/1920 | 6 Servicemen locate here. |
| 10/21/1920 | B. Tibbals baby boy. George Jorgensen badly injured. J. Boulter baby girl. Roundup headlines Democratic ads. |
| 10/28/1920 | Andrus - Seatton wedding. Seatton - Boulter wedding. W. Best and Utsinger not guilty. Charles Hilde new home at Kendall. Charles Olson new home at New Fork. Daniel bridges constructed. |
| 11/04/1920 | Unofficial election returns. Hazelwood, Edwards, Hughes and Clark buy land. |
| 11/11/1920 | through 7 - 26 - '23 missing on microfilm. |
| 11/18/1920 | Armistice Celebration. Murrain - Klein wedding. Jack Anderson killed. Hugh Chase aecidently shot by R. White and killed. |
| 11/25/1920 | Mollring's reconstruction sale. P. Jenkins injured. P. Trent baby girl. |
| 12/02/1920 | Election results. S. Hecox baby girl. Wm. Brodie arrested for working cattle brands in Big Piney. Tipton - Mann wedding. Faler and Law Garages close for winter. |
| 12/09/1920 | Jenkins introduces bill to protect gas. Brodie ease evidence. Mr. Charles Budd critically ill. |
| 12/16/1920 | Forest grazing fees. F. Wise files contest of election versus W. Burch, Sheriff. H. V. Johnson murder trial. |
| 12/23/1920 | Beck keeps tabs on cattle prices. Fugitive warrant issued for Wm. Brodie. |
| 12/30/1920 | County division busy. N. Jorgensen party. Wm. Ray resigns from Boulder Store. Green River Lumber Co. sawmill closes for winter. M. Galley baby boy. Masons election. D. C. Carson becomes postmaster replacing Mrs. S. D. Allen. Woodmen election. |
| This index to the Pinedale
Roundup Newspaper of Sublette County, Wyoming was compiled over
a 20 year period by Judi Myers for the years
1904-1969 & 1980-1999 and by Ann Noble for
the years 1970-1979. Jane Warinner typed
the original manuscripts in four separate volumes. The printed volumes
were scanned by Clint Gilchrist for the electronic
edition, but the numerous scan errors were proof read and corrected by
Judi Myers. It is being hosted and maintained
online by Wind River Web Services at www.sublette.com.
To read the actual articles, note the date and take your requests to the
Sublette County Library (PO Box 489, 155 S. Tyler, Pinedale, Wyoming,
82941 or phone 307-367-4114) or Wyoming State Archives (Historical Research
Dept., Barrett State Office Bdg., 2301 Central Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82002
or phone 307-777-7826, wyarchive@state.wy.us).
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