Valley State Game Warden Aids Effort In Elk Case
State Game Warden P Wilson spent several days in the valley last week safeguarding game interests. He escorted Taylor toward the upper country to face unknown charges related to elk killings while awaiting trial, with future actions likely to be handled in Kemmerer. Wilson plans a return to the valley amid ongoing matters. Rev T A Wallace travels for Baptist Society duties. Mrs Henry Lingenfelter and Mary join John Lingenfelter at a ranch near Zouith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wilson
Te Hole
Fen ‘Taylor
Taylor
Wihow
Semmerer
Mr. Wilson
Kemmerer
Wilson
Henry Lingenfelter
Mies Mary
Rutledge
Missouri
Lingenfelter
Zouith
Camp Fire Girls Visit Jackson From Putatelio
Camp Fire Girls from Putatelio traveled to Jackson via camp wagons, after touring Yellowstone and returning through the valley. Seventeen girls under Pat Coteman led by Mr. Elliott enjoyed a bright visit. Ogden attorney Mr. Gary and Judge W. H. Reader joined as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putatelio
Jackson
Wellowstone
Pat Coteman
Poestelio
Mr. Elliott
Ames
Indigestion Sends Woman to Idaho Falls for Treatment
Mise Lintie Simpeon, who had acute indigestion, was taken to Idaho Falls by wagon and then moved toward Idaho Falls and the Grant Young ranch on the Snake River. She remained better Thursday morning and was placed on a train to Idaho Falls for medical examination and possible operation. Friends hope for a swift and mild recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lintie Simpeon
Idaho Balle
Reed family returns to ranch after hotel stay
Charles Reed and family left the Heed Hotel for their ranch on Shake river early this week. J B Ripplinger advertised a complete line of cloths and tailored mens suits. Dallas left for the Gros Ventre Territory Monday. Mr and Mrs J B VanViesk and Stella planned a several day country trip. Mrs Lucy Cowan of Kelly was down Saturday. Mrs J J Carter from Chaney on business Thursday. W J Kelly visited from Kelly on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Heed
Shake River
Dallas
Gros Ventre
J. B. VanViesk
Stella
Lucy Cowan
Kelly
J. J. Carter
Chaney
Businew
Lost gelding advertised with endorsements and rewards
One very dark gray gelding, 3 years old, branded on the left shoulder, reached mane, shod on all feet with new shoes. Suitable reward offered. Notify B. R. Wonlard, Cheney, Wye, Miles Annie Johnsos, of Ogden, who has been working at the Reed Hove! was so unfortunate as to fun. Funty nail into her foot this week and is suffering from blood poisoning. Miss Lyons, of Belt Lake City, sister of Paul Lyons, of Teton, staying at Reed Hotel for ten days for tetera. Mrs J. W. Oil and her two daughters spent a couple of days the first of the week in Jackson as guests in the BR. B. Miller home. L. H. Zimmerman, of Fiat Crees, spent Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gary
Ogden
W. H. Reader, Jr
Jackson
R. E. Miller
Tn Moran
BR. B. Miller
Teton Pass
B. R. Wonlard
Cheney, Wye
Miles Annie Johnsos
Reed Hove
Funty
Miss Lyons
Belt Lake City
Paul Lyons
Teton
Reed Hotel
J. W. Oil
Wyoming 1914 mineral production figures from USGS
The United States Geological Survey reports Wyoming produced gold silver and copper totaling 97257 in 1914. Atlantic City district in Fremont County led output with bullion and ore, while Hartville and Kik Mountain districts shipped copper. A placer gold crop appeared in Crook County and plans for amalgamation tests in Seminoe area aim to reopen gold prospects in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Charles W. Henderson
United States Geotlogical Survey
Atlantic City
South Pasa
Fremont County
Hartville
Platte County
Surrlease
Crook County
Kik Mountain
Carbon County
Casper Mountains
Natrona County
Seminoe
Testa
Holmes
Albany County
Unis
Plainspoken Hill Country Visitors and Arrivals
Joel Saunders comes from Flat Creek while John Wilson arrives from Cheney on Monday. Frank Melride and spouse of Zavith visit Jackson on Saturday. Dr. Carncross and Bar B tourists were in town last Sunday. A large party of eastern tourists is expected at the ranch tide week. Mrs G Horton and Mrs Hulden Harstow with child arrive from Afton to visit relatives. Mr. Lee Luces meets them at Victor. Nipper won hay contract for Seelemire ranch. Milton Robinson travels from Upper Gros Ventre for a Jackson stay. George Ritter and Master are seen from Tue Creek Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carncross
Dr. Carncros
G. Horton
Ulidden Harstow
Afton
Lee Luces
Victor
Milton Robinson
Upper Gros Ventre
Jackson Tits
George Ritter
Tue Creek
Local residents mingle in town on varied visits
Mr Guy Goodrick plans to return in two of three weeks while Lois Fleming Ollie and Dewey Var Winkle were seen in town Bay day breaking colts. Mrs Charles Drinkell spent days in Wilson with friends. Nellie Goodrick visits sister Mire Alvin Johnston in Victor. Mose Glitner and Paw and Al Lynn were in town midweek. Winslow from his ranch and Uncle Nick Wilson shown in town. Koceh Ferrin of Jackson passed through. Farmers begin haying while others await growth. Mrs Ray Tucker also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Fleming
Ollie
Dewey Var Winkle
Charles Drinkell
Wilson
Nellie Goodrick
Mire Alvin Johnston
Victor
Pure Food Club Meeting at Mrs Leek's Ranch
Last Friday afternoon the Pure Food Club met at Mrs. Leek's ranch four miles south of town with many guests including Mrs. Abe Ward and others from nearby towns. Guests enjoyed a rhymed automovel romance contest, a draw decided the prize, and a pleasant lunch to close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
N Laok
Town
Abe Ward
Mise Vesta Ward
Kiljab Ward
Mre Judd
Linn
Wilcony
Huffalo
New York
Miss Forrester
Jackson
Wueets
Leek
W. C. Delaney
Parta
Mise Heisel
Miller
Winger
Elijah Ward
Charles Delaney
August 3 101 Jackson City Council Proceedings
Jackson Wyoming officials meet in regular session to approve July minutes and pay bills for street work marshal’s salary and other services. The jail committee is instructed to buy a tote and build a small roll, with adjournment to follow. Attest clerk pro tem Richard Winger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguher Seme
Harry
Cornellman Jones
Cornelman Kynon
Billie
Counellmen Jones
Wort
Kynou
Ays Marshall
G. BR. Diain
Couneliman Eymon
Couneliman Jones
Carerd
Jones
Kynom
Kynon
Jacksons Hole and local town notes on travel and building
Joe Farley and family journeyed toward land near Pacific Crece seeking suitable property. Mrs J J Saunders and Rachel visited Jackson and rented Lloyd house for the upcoming school term. Work rapidly advances on the Spicer and Lloyd store with framework rising since early week as PF Simpson departed for San Diego to join Mia Sinpeon, planning to winter there and return next summer to Jackson's Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer and Lloyd Store
PF Simpson
San Diego
California
Mia Sinpeon
Sumer
Jackson
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T. A. Wallace
Swae Valley
Star Valley
Hobeck Road
Col Porter
American Baptist Publication Society
John Snd
Henry Barber
Georges Dew
Fish Creek
Gale— Sap Towins
John C. Wallace
Teton,Wyoming
Joe Pfeifer
Harry Werner
Aspen Ridge
Nixon
Wintler
Washington State
Detrott
Carta Ford
Buick
Moran
Crandall
Howse
Camp Fire Girls
Mrs. Allen
P. C. Hansen
Emma Wallace
Lessemire Ranch
Bishop
Mra
Thomas
Nell
Lower Valley
St John’s Church
Lake
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Frank VaenVieck
Roy VanVieck
T. Lioyd
Lloyd
Walter Spteer
Mr. Lioyd
Kis House
Walter Spicer
Wales
Defluff
Lew Roper
Hee
Mr. Royer
Wm, Dunn
Jack Shive
Lake Thareday
Oregon Town
Oregon Trust Ranch
Jackson Hole
Jas. S. Simpson
First National Bank OF Driggs
Reebes
Serview Ener
Curtis
Idaho Falls
J. B. Ripplinger
Tallon
West Delaney's
W. J. Kelly
L. H. Zimmerman
Fiat Crees
Wyoming Metal Production
The
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Joel Saunders
Flat Creek
John Wilson
Cheney
Frank Melride
Zavith
Mr. Nipper
Seelemire Ranch
St. John’s Public Library
Jackson Merc. Co
Guy Goodrick
Salt Lake City
Ray Tucker Wee
Mose Glitner
Paw
al Lynn
Mr. Winslow
Nick Wilson
Koceh Ferrin
Ray Tucker
Officisl Council Proceedings
Richard Winger
Joe Farley
Pacific Crece
Joe
J. J. Saunders
Rachel
Just
State Bank
Gorness and
Pusageans
Mitek
Pieters Hoens W. Detonsy
Hamer Waeonem
Pease Wooo Joes Mwe
L. Staseerr
Hasse v. W. Lior
L Bean
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