Jackson Pioneer Richard Turpin Dies at St Luke's Hospital
Richard Turpin, a 71 year old Civil War veteran and longtime Jackson Hole resident, died at St Luke's Hospital in Denver after a recent operation. He had lived on his Grovant ranch for 20 years, kept to himself, and declined to name relatives. He will be buried in Denver.
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Hult
Denver
Richard Turpin
Mr. Turpin
St. Lukes Hospital
Huff
Jackson
Turpin
Jackson's Hole
Grovant
St. Luke's
Cindel and Cindy Herbek Married in Driggs Idaho
Andy Cindel and Cindy Herbek wed on Tuesday in a Probate Court ceremony in Driggs Idaho conducted by M Byrne. The couple will live on a Grovant ranch. Neighbors reported the news with tin pans and sleigh bells. Mrs C K Porter and her Rexburg husband, employed at the Courier, are staying in Crabtree house.
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Andy Cindy
Barbara Herbek
M. Byrne
Driggs Idaho
Cindel
Joe Novak
Andy
C. K. Porter
Rexburg
Sev ‘Eral Weeks
Courier Office
Crabtree House
Townspeople Alarmed by Malicious Trespass Spree
Reports of vandalism as criminals paint sprayed on Wm. Mercur’s store front and rear, rocks hurled at windows, and a new cobble rock fireplace damaged near Harry Wagner’s house. Authorities seek evidence and offer rewards. Wyoming statute defines malicious trespass with fines up to one hundred dollars and possible six months in jail. John Shenk’s selective draft status and exemption claim are noted alongside Violet Hotelar’s nursing arrival at St. John’s Hospital in Jackson.
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Wm. Mercur
Harry Wagner
Wyoming
John Shenk
Government Ranch
Chicago
Shenk
Driggs
Violet Hotelar
Baltimore
Jackson
St. John's I Hospital
Mayer to Race Gray Star Versus Geo Rintker Mare
Richard Mayer finally schedules a fast horse race between his brown pacing Gray Star and Geo Rintker's mare September 7. Both runners boast sub 2 15 records and an exciting matchup is anticipated. Mayer plans a full September 7 program with running races bucking and a late night dance to close the day.
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Richard Mayer
Gray Star
Geo
Rintker
Mr. Mayer
Jacksons Hole tourist traffic and local visits noted
Fl M Ely arrived from Snake River canyon with Mrs Ely for haying season. Ben Sheffield and family plus five tourists visited Jackson Wednesday afternoon, leaving some at Har Bu ranch. Jacksons Hole may gain regular schedule next year due to scenery. Wm Lafferty and daughter’s family visited from Grow Ventre area. Bessie and Grace Lloyd returned to town with them. Mrs Link and Dot left for Sheridan for health and relatives visit. G W Kelly and P V Somers returned from Green River where they took cattle recently sold to Mr Luman.
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Fl. M. Ely
Snake River Canyon
Jackson
Ben Sheffield
Har BU Ranch
Jackson's Hole
Wm. Lafferty
Upper
Grow Ventre
T. W. Lloyd
Bessie
Grace Lloyd
Etta Link
Misa
Dot
Sheridan
Mra Link
G. W. Kelly
P. V. Somers
Green River
Kelly Bros
Card of Thanks and local business notices in brief
Expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of a father and brother. Mentions visitors, a fishing trip, and a traveling eye specialist A H L Scarborough with visit dates in Jackson Kelly Moran and time limits. Also notes quick business trip by Wm Dunn and J P Nelson and a local ad for bacon grease and butter from Jas I May.
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L. A. Kafferlin
Howard Erwin
George Erwin
Wm, Dunn
J.P. Nelson
Jackson
Mr. Dunn
Volunteers Proudly Leave for Cheyenne in State Troop Move
Company M men departed Saturday morning amid farewell dances and cheers as they head toward Cheyenne to join the western department forces. The Cheyenne Tribune notes delays in camp readiness while Major R Anderson reports high morale and ample state support, with the Wyoming regiment well supplied. A later telegram reveals one man failed the physical exam, including Mr Delaney who organized the company.
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Company M
Cheyenne
Glib House
River Inautos
Charles Fox
Victor
Hole
Cheyenne Tribune
Washington
National Guard
Third Wyoming Infantry
Kurt Russell
Pacific Coast
Fort Russell
Tmy
R. Anderson
Wyoming
Anderson
W. C. Delaney
Delaney
M and Braleing
Lincoln County War Service and Food Pledge Drive Extended
Mrs Stoner secretary of the County Council for National Defense reports Lincoln County women registration returns show 80 percent signed war service blanks and 92 percent signed the food pledge Ohio has a high white population and pride is noted The State Council extends registration to August 16 to boost enrollment and asks registrars to ensure all eligible women register and sign both forms Emergency service signers may be excused from work by contacting their precinct registrar
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Mra. Stoner
Cokeville
County Council For National Defense
Lincoln County
Ohio
State Council
Stoner
Big Piney Theatre Struck by Lightning
Severe storm hits Big Piney Sunday with thunder and lightning. A bolt at about 2 o'clock struck the Valesley theatre building owned by CP MacGlashan, damaging the east corner and foundation. Estimated damage ranges from 65 to 8500 dollars. This follows a prior summer incident at Noble barn causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Noble
Birth At Kelly San William Woodward Family Welcomes Son
Born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Wm Woodward of Kelly a son Fay Link has gone to Green River country to locate. A five year old Rudy Wilson at Charles Wilson ranch fell from a hay slide and was run over but recovered with no serious injuries. Mrs W Huff and her mother Mrs Cearfors assist Gil during haying at T G Hult ranch. Lew Royer visited from Kelly early this week.
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Charles Wilson Ranch
Rudy
W. Huff
Cearfors
T. G. Hult
Gil
Lew Royer
Kelly
Brothers Reunite After Thirty Years At Elkol Ranch
A long separated pair, A TR Peterson of Elkol Newvarla and Fred Peterson of San Francisco, reunite after nearly thirty years. They meet at a ranch where Krank chats with Chests before recognizing his brother. Peterson recently sold a 2800 acre Nevada ranch and plans a Yellowstone Park tour next week, joined by two nieces Mier Marrha and Gertrude Anderson of Kellogg.
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Pragk Petersone
Peterson
A. TR. Peterson
Elkol
Newvarla
Histurindaw
Fred Peterson
San Francisco
Mier Marrha
Gertrude Anderson
Kellogg, Love
Ue Brothers
Krank
Nevada
Yellowstone Park
Aspen Ridge Social and Building Progress Report
ASPEN RIDGE Misa Faustina Forrester visits with friends near Black Tall Mute and Aspen Ridge. L. D. 8. meeting house at Grovoutte progresses. basement excavation and concrete foundation done. framing up. Weddings and trips noted, plus ranch transfers from Adams to Millers and hunts licenses handled by Geo K Hlain. Clipping from Pine Blue Notes, Cheyenne Leader.
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Misa Faustina Forrester
Black Tall Mute
Aspen Ridge
Grovoutte
Nannie Hemphill
Teachers’ College
Greeley
Colo
Jackson
Wyo
Pine Blue
Cheyenne
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First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
W. WM. Taylor
G. B. Walker
Geshier
B.C. Kimball
View Provident
J. W. Oalby
Asst
Cashier
W. P. Redmond
Crystal Creek
J. F. Griggs
Mr. Perry
A. HL
Scarborough
Rye
Jackson Hotel
Schofields
Moran
Jas
Frank Russell
Jackson Mercantile Co
Lincoln County Registers High
Big Piney Theatre
Wm. Woodward
Fay Link
Green River Country
Andy Cindel
Dri
Hix Gravant
Kelly Frends
Norman Stith
Ida Lou
Forrester
Jackson's Lake
Joe Deyo
Warren Francis
Mr. Deyo
Ransom Adams
Mel Don Miller
Adams
Millers
Mr. Adams
Kemmerer
K. Hlain
Ady
Charles Delaney & Son
Jackson State Bank
Rob't B. Miller
HL W. Delonny
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Frank S Wood P.O, Hansen Od
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