16 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
1
Word from Caoper claims Shoshoni would be the next connection as the Chicago and Northwestern balk fails. A blue print seen in Casper shows a route from Shoshoni to Dubois and St Anthony with a connection between the freight depot and the section house.
F Almy returns to Gravant es town and greets Rev. and Mrs Hawley. Mrs O L Lanbeck visits sister Mira Tt B Clark on their ranch south of Jackson. Otho Williams travels to Smoke River ranch. Lanbeck cooks for Reclamation Service men hauling bollera over the hill. Botchers ball near Bucket Springs. Henry Butcher in town Saturday. Curtis family visit with Hyrum Delaney. Germains visit Jackson. County meeting appoints Richard Winger Justice of the Peace for Jackson precinct to fill Henry Botcher's vacancy.
A Saturday night mass meeting failed to progress on Jackson incorporation due to a lack of facts. A five man committee Otho E. Williams J R Jones James B Simpson Chas Delaney and B VanVieck was appointed to gather costs of incorporation and operations. A second meeting will be called once figures are obtained to inform residents on expenses.
Ivan Kelly visited town on Sunday and Bishop Baxter stayed to lead services at St Johns Church decorated for Easter. Rev Baxter plans a short stay at Baxter home before returning to Red Ridge. Ghee Pederson was in town last week and Péderson forecasts factory staff and a large tractor for P Ranch Co. within days.
Hart W. Mr. Sesbohm state game warden was injured Saturday morning while unloading elk at the reserve. He was knocked to the floor and struck by an elk hoof, suffering a back leg wound. Dr. Dana Carter treated him at Thermopolis hospital. condition not expected to be serious.
Local residents report visits and daily errands in Jackson and Tolabo Tolabo Pailal as Nancy Twoner returns home from Tolabo Pailal with her daughter Mrs Dill. Several people, including Bilas Wilson and Lee Lucas, were in Jackson last week and Tuesday. A few white Plymouth Rock cockerels are for sale at the county office. Small ads mention stray hogs needing owners and a hired man wanted. The Courier notes general community activity and local chatter.
H Rungan of Kadoks South te plans to relocate with his wife and three children after visiting the valley. He was impressed by the country and expresses intent to return and settle, deeming Bunyan a pleasant resident and suitable addition to the community.
Roy McBride and wife traveled to South Park Tueway to buy cattle from Robert Clark. McBride also purchased nine head from KB Miller and planned to drive the stock to his ranch. Seaton accompanied them and visited the Orin Beaton home with Me Bride in attendance.
Por sale two good teams and gear including horses saddles and rifles at Muir W. P Hedmond ranch. O J Wort auction for Thoroughbred bull inquiries via Courier office. A few tents set up this week signaling spring. Louie Larsen and Herman and Louie Larsen to Booth Park to start Mrs Maney Tanner new home. George Kelly couple visited Jackson Wednesday.
Aspen Ridge weekly notes report multiple residents at Vailay View Ranch and Jackson through the week. Mentions Maurice Williams, Karl Mathgate heading to Sugar City, Doc Steele moving back to his ranch, and Arthur Mahon critiquing Jackson's Hotel staff. Community plans a mock trial April 24 at the literary meeting. Reports on wells, water digging by Hans Harthors, and Ray Batley denying death rumors. Bailey family moved to Oregon. logging contracts wrap up. discussion of Teton Irrigation Co timing.
The Grovont school issues a perfect attendance report for the month ending March 27. Named students include James Budge Bert Budge Vivian Smith Maud Smith Alfred Ralliff Hyldah Budy Royer Harold Brown Ide Low Batt Jim Smith Charile Swith and Mary Hoyer. F Forrester is the teacher.
Dor readers recall the Tetomal incident at Conant trail last winter when Pred Heeltaan was lost in deep snow. His body is believed recovered and sent to Osseo Minnesota for identification and burial. His mother and siblings in Minnesota mourn his death.
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