Robbery At Wilson Last Thursday In Jackson area
The Witton Supply Company store was entered during the night and about forty dollars in money and clothing were stolen. Postal Inspectors investigated and no arrests were reported. The Jackson Literary Society held its last meeting of the season last Saturday. Mrs. Rudolph Harold and two children visited Jackson and Dr Huff removed adenoids from both girls. Guy Ratliff and family visited town, Webster LaPlant brought oats, and school recess schedules were adjusted this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Judd
Witton Supply Company
Pestattioe
Jackson Literary Society
Rudolph Harold
Jackson
de. Huff
Guy Ratliff
Webster LaPlant
Notice of Discontinuation of Wyoming Corporation
On April 10 1915 at a stockholders meeting of the 8 K Company Wyoming the resolution to dissolve was passed unanimously with all debts paid and no outstanding obligations. Sophia Kelly president and William J Kelly secretary sign the dissolution notice dated April 10 1915 in Lincoln County Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Company
Sald Corporation
SK. Company
Sophia & Kelly
J. Kelly
Pure Food Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
The Pure Food Club met last Friday at Mrs. T. W. Lloyds home with nine members and four visitors. Visitor Mra. Tom Sewell joined the club. Elected for the year were President Mrs. F. S. Wood Secretary Mrs. J. M. Kily and Treasurer Mrs. J. Simpson. The session included sewing and conversation followed by lunch. The group adjourned to meet Friday April ued with Mrs. Bochard Winger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
T. W. Lloyd
J. A. Reese
Frank van Vieck
R. Marold
Tom Sewell
F. 8. Wood
J. M. Kily
Lloyd
Bochard Winger
Local Developments Measure Upgraded Town Improvements
The article notes delayed mall arrivals due to a bad road over the hill while Wi Jackson and Tony Hebring secured a contract to remove sawlage for J L Byron east of town. Hotel Jackson gets repairs and a paint coat, and C D Teed adds improvements, grading the front, boxing the ditch, and laying a five foot walk with outside parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tony Hebring
J. L. Byron
C.D. Teed
Five More Dead Wolves Capture Reported
Lew Royer reportedly trapped five wolf pups last week boosting profits for himself and cattlemen. He did not capture the old wolf, though he shot her twice and knocked her down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Royer
Mr. Royer
Mr Royer
Notice of Election in Town of Jackson 1910
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Town of Jackson on May 10, 1910 for electing a mayor for a one year term and two councilmen for two year terms. Polls open at ten in the forenoon and close at four in the afternoon. Harry Wagner, Mayor. Attest, F C Hemphill, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Harry Wagner
Local residents visit and ranch talks in valley community
Mr and Mrs Sidney Witenes arrive from Be tes Park Colorado to stay with H M Bly while seeking a valley ranch site. Various neighbors and visitors frequent the area over the week including Miss Card from Kelly, Kay Ely at the parental home, and Jonnpt Eggleston on business. Wolf hunter reports, homestead talks, and local movements fill the week in upper Gros Ventre and nearby valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Witenes
Betes Park
Colorado
H. M. Bly
Williams
Bly
Kay Ely
Martha Card
Kelly
Bessie Stilson
Marriage of Kelly and MiswQyre Lik Surprises Jackson Community
On Tuesday of that week Mr Tein Kelly and MiswQyre Lik wed in Driggs with officiant Inttstoner, the ceremony marking a surprising union for their friends. The couple returned to Jackson as Mr and Mrs Kelly, with Mrs Kelly described as a fine young lady from Jackson’s notable circle. Kelly, recently from Newton, Lews, has worked in the barber trade and ranching, and will continue ranching while Mrs Kelly resides at the Hert Clark place to support the season’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tein Kelly
Dela
Mrs. Kelly
Jackson
Bert
Heether
Mel
Mr. Kelly
Newton
Lews
Han
Darber
Deanis
Hert Clark
Me. Kelly
Poe
A. Kafferiin
Karl Kent
Kedly
Dwesmlay
L.A. Kalferlin
Peter Schustier
Chae
Delaney
JR Loftbheard
Jin Willian
Te Corot
Steingraber
Hasinens
Tom Brown
Tom Thanshew
August Homey
Lew Roger
Clean-Up Days Designated to Clean Jackson Town
City declares Clean Up days to visit Friday and Saturday April 1th with citizens urged to rake rabble from premises. On Monday April 1th a hired team led by Bill will collect debris and haul it to the city dumping ground. Harry Wagner Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Rabbislom
Harry Wagner
Maurice Williams Deteriorates After Spa Treatment
O B Williams learned Maurice Williams worsened as weeks at Fife's Hot Springs failed to help. Frank Williams will fetch him home. Friends regret his condition. P Simpson arrived from Lander with grandson Porter Simpson. Harrie Robison reports Mrs Hatin improving and may return by early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Williams
Maurice
Fife
Williams
Readers recall life in Kelly and nearby towns
The article catalogs local residents in Jackson and Kelly with scattered actions. It mentions water depth tasks, plowing, wagon purchases, weekend trips, wolf hunting, fence building near the Episcopal Church, wolf scalps, and road and fencing work around Kelly. It paints a fragmented portrait of community activity and travel.
Notice For Sealed Proposals In Lincoln County
Notice invites sealed proposals for the erection of a power plant at Sehewl FHwtriet Nana in Lincoln County Wy. Proposals must be received by Jan FL Wilsott, Taechson Weyereeiigg, by 10 AM on Monday, May ded. Meeting will open at that time and proposals will be evaluated. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wye Oartia
Wilsott
Taehsont
Weyereeiigg
Cnet
Wanted Girl to Do Plate Houses Work
Classified notice seeking a girl to perform plate houses work with good wages. Inquire at the Courier office located at Ki. Koswerrans returned to the Black Neck Ranger Station Thursday of his week after serving as a forestry officer in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki. Koswerrans
Black Neck
Forestry Ofliee
Jackson
Local notices from a distant frontier canyon
Fragmented read of town happenings including fording cattle, road work across ranch lands, retirements, new homestead activities, and family moves. Mentions Winbreton retiring to Aspet Ridge, Nels Hoagland opening a ranch road, Joe Miter’s drill reaching 106 feet, Kalferiin family visiting Jackson, and Wasson family relocating to the Greene place in the Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gros Ventre
Winbreton
Linter
Lloyd & Spicer
Aspet Ridge
Nels Hoagland
Starrett
Kelly
Thomgland
GeCuaslin
Joe Miter
Joe Ays
Kalferiin
Jackson
Rafferini
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Wilson
W. F. Help
O. RB. VanVieck
VanVieck
Thomas Thornice
Linight
Wiewase
Seime
Snake River
Hus
Huff
Otho Wiliams
Mose Giltner
Giltner
Andrew Mattson
Ratiroad
J. L. Evnch
Ees Eee
State Bank
Ros
Musas
Presidens
Byrun W. Vergaur
Vicw
Attest, F.C. Hemphill
Guy Germain
Leota
Beagle
Menor Ferry
Abat
T. N. Nickell
Thahe Falls
George Dew
Milly Lafferty
Upper Gros Ventre
Spring Gulch
Worl
Doy W. P. Redmond
Cramer
Vileemneh
Jonnpt Eggleston
Grovent
George M. Feral
Win
Stiison
Kikay
Rnake
Sl Ferrin
Elk
Roy Nipper
Mary Contin
Aon Harley
Jacks West
N. B. Smith
Grovant Thureday
Mrs San Meliride
P. Simpson
Lander
Hin
Porter Simpson
Harrie Robison
Flat Creek
Hatin
Jackson Mere. Co
Foster Lumber Co
Driggs
Idaho
Kelly Koluma
le Comiter
Iy Kelly Bast Sontay
Vanderbrook
Prak Nickell
Master Bates
Episcopal Church
Ka Stearns
Selgast
UN Lirilye
Episcopal Elurch
Micky" Adams
George C. Kelly
Cheater Slinpwen
Charles Delaney
Wyoming
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Life Insurance
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