Elk School Notes Bright Spots Amid Cold Weather
Despite stormy weather several pupils were not absent or tardy during December. Names include John Allen Marion Allen Emily Ferrin Chris Fager Phoebe Gardner William Gardiner Lawrence Hoagland and Myrtle Lesier. A Christmas program and tree are planned for Friday December 22 at 2:00 PM. Mrs Lydia Lealer visited. Mr and Mrs Clark Brody plan to visit Cedar Rapids Iowa with relatives for weeks. The barber shop at the Smoke House will be run by Lee Quints of Salt Lake City during their absence. Carl Rolce Elmer Arthur T H Barter and Milton Young completed final homestead proofs before U S Commissioner Otho B E Williams. Witnesses included James S Williams R Adams and J Allen. McClure Taylor and Germann traveled to Jackson for coal from the Buffalo. W P Redmond. A telegram announced the death of Harry Smith thirteen of Rockland Idaho. his relatives attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Marion Allen
Emily Ferrin
Chris Fager
Phoebe Gardner
Wiliam Gardiner
Lawrence Hoagland
Myrtle Lesier
Clark Brody
Cedar Rapids
Lows
Mr. Brody
Mervors Women Urged to Use Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement claims Mervors Women can get quick relief by taking Chamberlains Tablets and that these tablets also improve digestion. It notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
Five Poachers Arrested in Lincoln County
Wyoming game warden Nate P Wilson stops in Kemmerer on a trip between the eastern part of the state and Jackson to secure papers for the arrest of five men living in northwest Lincoln County. They are charged with unlawfully killing a moose on the Targee National Forest and were found with a moonshotted game while fleeing toward Idaho. Also arrested was Charles Beaver Tooth Neal of Bill, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate P. Wilson
Kemmerer
Jackson
Lincoln County
Targee National Forest
Wilson
Ira Latham
Nord
Porter
Idaho
Wyoming
Seebohm
Charles
Beaver Tooth
Keaywerer
Jacksons Hole Teachers Institute Program Schedule
Programs list for Jacksons Hole Teachers Institute includes 1:16 pm business meeting 2:00 pm under the banner of victory by Grant Von Blow Canova topics on attendance discipline moodys monthly report physics and physiology criminal tendencies in boys rural school plans and primary plans with Cadman Mowwm Dawning and Loomis named. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Grant von Blow
Canova
Eloney
Gertrude
Agnes Gay
Moody the Monthly Report
Mins Tanner
Anh Reed
Laletta Thomas
Faustina Forrester
AL Dawning
Cadman
Beelomire
Mra. L. A. Loomis
Forest notes on division of Teton range and grazing fees
Early July officials examined range use to create a permanent division between Jacksons Hole permittees and Green River country. A drift fence was advised to prevent cattle mixing. A survey by Forest Rangers Gunther and Tuncson measured 13 miles between Park Creek forks and Kinky Creek. Fence cost is about 320 per mile, likely shared by Green River and Gros Ventre permittees. Road projects in Wyoming await Washington approval. Grazing fees on National Forests may double over three years starting 1917. Knobbleton's Revenge a Christmas Night comedy concludes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Forest
Jackson’s Hole
Green River Country
A. F. Potter
Jackson's Hole
Teton
Bridger
Green River
Forest
Gunther
Tuncson
Park Creek
Red Bluff
Kinky Creek
Pure Food Club plans December 28 card party at St Johns House
The Pure Food Club hosted by Mrs Charles Beagle entertained members last Friday with sewing and Luncheon. Plans were made for a husbands’ card party on December 28 in the club room at St Johns House and a meeting again the Friday after New Year at Mr Le A Knuteen’s home. Charles Deloney’s family host Mrs Calista Coggins and Nephi Deloney from Evanston visiting due to Charles illness. Frances Clark and daughter plan to join Mr Clark at Painter Wyoming on the Shoshone National Forest. Mia Clark visits homefolk. See fourteen old maids in costume at Woodman Hall Monday night December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
Charles Beagle
Lagatn
le A. Knuteen
Charles Deloney
Mr. Deloney
Calista Coggins
Evanston
Nephi Deloney
Frances Clark
Little Daughter
Mr. Clark
Painter
Wyoming
Shoshone National Forest
Mia Clark
Woodman Hall
Lawyer A L Young Seeks Woodworking Patronage
Mr A L Young leases the 5 K mill at Kelly invites customers with winter and spring sawing needs. He is a lawyer known for courtesy and strict business dealings. See him for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Young
Kelly
Young
Aspen Ridge Family Movements and Local Notes
Asp en Ridge scene gathers mostly local moves and daily errands. Families Adare Bhinkle Mahon Guthrie Pilcher etc relocate within the valley as cattle work continues and social events unfold. A grandson’s funeral prompts travel, while residents visit towns like Jackson and Tolabo. a Woodman Hall program closes the list.
Chicago capitalists chase big Lincoln County cattle deals
May Buy Big Ranches reports a wave of Wyoming cattlemen and Chicago financiers pursuing large Lincoln County cattle holdings. Al Osterhout of Big Piney is said to close a major sale with Jack and Dace Nan of Chicago, while Swift & Company and Kanes City backers weigh in. Parke Billy Sutton, with extensive holdings near Daniel, aims to close a deal with Baume and Gull Whiteman of nearby Big Piney, pending lease issues and arrangements with Ed Sutton and other Lincoln County cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttt
Chicago
Lincoln County
al Osterhout
Big Piney
Jack
Dace Nan
Fann
Hani
Bile
Millionatte Swift
T 'Paeke
Billy” Sutton
Daniel
Baume and Gull Whiteman
Iie Pines
Hil Sutton Place
Wade
Ed Sutton
Billy Enos
Swift & Company
Wyoming
Kemmerer Camera
Counts and Somers Report from Local Visit
John Counts arrived Monday from the Warm Springs on Snake River and spoke of a valuable work team from Pink Eve. P. V. Somers also came in from Filet Creek on Monday with local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Counts
Snake River
Mr. Counts
Pink
P. V. Somers
Filet Creek
Ranchmen Leave December 21 With Cattle Shipment
Ranchmen announce departure on December 21 for Omaha with a cattle shipment. They invite offers for old cattle and fat cattle, and request interested parties to call Jackson telephone central for full terms. Breeding stock orders will be taken before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Omaha
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Carl Rolce
Elmer
Arthur
T. H. Barter
Milton Young
U. S
Otho
E. Williams
James S. Williams
R. Adams
McClure
Taylor
Germann
Buffalo
W. P. Redmond
Harry Smith
Mra
Rockland
Mervors
Fred and
Ray Storer
al van Leerdam
Dry Hollow
India
WM. Mercill
The
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Driggs, Idaho
Taries
Canter
Baldy
Aset
Teachers’ Institute
Jackson Club
Feders and Good Roads
Washington
Aspen Ridge
Adare
Hewke
Fred Bhinkle
Henry
Clifs
Mrs Naglee
Flat Creek
Kent
Valley View Manor
Arthur Mahon Ranch
Tra
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Ivy Guthrie
Tolabo
Messers Guthrie
Calender
Gleason Pilcher
Ira May Ranch
Minnesota
Chas
Allen
Rock Creek
Tom Murphy
Earl Harris
Wallace
al Moulton
Ransom Adams
Milt Young
Jim Williams
Metropolis
Walt Nichols
Valley View
Henry Lingenfelter
Mary
W. T., Newbold
Mr. Newbold
Miss Lingerfelter
Earl Farris
Bruce Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Virgil Woodard
John's Hospital
Frank Miner
Willard Miner
Park
Colorado
Otto Kesehe
John Diets
Antone Gromer
Jackson Mercantile CO
State Bank
Mutem
W. Perones
Wauwen Cashier
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