McCauley Lennig Marriage Report From Zenith to Pritacelptta
Announcements note the marriage of G. J. McCauley of Zenith to Mine Kise Lennig of Pritacelptta on February 1 at that place. Mrs Lennig previously visited Wallace ranch, starting a romance that culminates in a wedlock. The bride, well known locally, and the groom, popular Zenith rancher, receive best wishes. Also updates on Roy Melirde’s Panama trip and return, Mrs VanVieck aiding her ill brother Almer at J. P. Nelson ranch, and various local notes on cattle, weather, and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. McCauley
Zenith
Kise Lennig
Mise Lennig
Wallace Ranch
McCauley
Mr. McCauley Kinwell
Aspen Ridge Local Notes Describe Visits and Moves
Melvin Nichols visited Karl Kent last week while Jim Williams left for Jackson for several weeks. Mary Myers visited Roxie Walker of Kelly. Al and Wm Sellars helped Miller and Kneedy collect wood near Jackson, then returned home. The Courier’s last issue impressed locals with its home production and local news. Milt Young and Gerritt Hardiman attended a dance at Kelly Friday. Jackson's Hole losing postal service led ranchers to reread old books. JJ Williams anticipates a 1916 almanac. Grover Royer, working at the Lake, moved toward Kelly but weather hindered progress. after two tries they finally made it thru. Om Beount notes Lake work shutdown for ten days. George Ferrer and G K E Carpenter enjoy time at home with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellars
Miller
Kneedy
Curtis Canyon
Jackson
Grover Royer
Kelly
Tech
Regular Mail Returns After Blockade Through Teton Pass
Town residents note Maile again run regular despite a prolonged blockade. The small road over Teton Pass saw initial delays but mail resumed Monday after two major roads opened. The Ashton-Victor branch saw its first train Sunday as the rotary cleared tracks and improved weather signals end of local disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
Haeker Springs
Ashton-Vietor
Vietor
Post Master Examination in Grovant Wyoming Date Set
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a Saturday February 26 examination in Jackson Wyoming for a fourth class postmaster vacancy at Grovant and other office vacancies. Applicants must be 21 or older, reside in the local postal territory, and women 18 may be admitted where allowed by statute. Applications should reach Washington at least ten days before the date. A Cheney ball benefit dance and several masquerade events are listed with local participants and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Jackson
Wyo
Grovant
Post Office
United States
Grovent
U. S Civil Service Comphelon
Washington
Road to Yellowstone Auto Highway Nears Completion
Road project in Jefferson and Hennecine Counties advances toward completion from Astiton Idane to Hear Gulch in the Targhee National Forest. The state highway commission initiated the plan two years ago with cooperative support from state and regional associations. The winter crew faces blasting 500 yards of solid rock and 800 yards of loose rock as it works along an eight percent grade. The effort aims to link to Henry's Lake Valley and eventually connect with the East Lake City Yellowstone Park auto road at Pocatello, enabling low cost access to the Park within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Hennecine
Tette
Yellowstone
Astiton
Idane
Tale State Highway Commission
Ue State
Thiate
Targhee National Forrest
Ashitor
Forest Service
Furtbssing
Snake River
Vatleyood Toads Association
Hear Gulch
Tt Te
Henry's Lake
East Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Rangers Meeting Attendance Report
Davia will leave for Maho Falls Friday morning to attend a ranger meeting. The session will run Tuesday through Thursday next week with representatives from four national forests including Vetan Wyonlne Targiee and Caribou- present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Teionpores
Korenorans
Obl
Davia
Maho Falls
Ull
Vetan
Wyonlne
Targiee
Caribou
Sunday School Time Changes and Local Birth Notice
The hour for Sunday School at St. Jolins has shifted from 2:00 PM to 10:00 AM and the morning prayer service will now be held at 10:00 AM. A birth is announced in Newton Iowa for Halph Kennedy and Pearl Nichoba AM Davis, a son named Max Nichols Kennedy weighing six pounds. Local notices mention valley events and community activities with limited readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jolin's
Loo
Halph Kennedy
Newton
Iowa
Max Nichols Kennedy
Tiene
Telug
Miss Pearl Nichaaba
Valentine party at Lett comy Home entertained Zenith group
The Zenith school hosted a Valentine party at Lett comy Home with games and candy heart favors. Notable mentions include Mr Harris planning a new project, Thybert Price winning a heart repair prize, and Margaret Deyo appearing briefly on the silk list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith
Mra Hansen
Lettcomy
Thybert Price
Margaret Deyo
Baptist Church Services Next Sunday
The notice lists morning services at 10 a.m with scripture from 1 Peter and a sermon on loving one another. Evening worship features the Fuller Orchestra and male quartet with an evangelical program and choir, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hible
Christian Brotherhood of Jerusalemd
Ata
Peter
Prank VanVieck Visits Rebels and Friends on Okie Trip
Prank VanVieck traveled from his ranch on Holeck Tuesday to visit relatives and friends. He reports about five years’ worth of wind at his place but notes little wind this season, contrary to local storm conditions. St. Jolie's Guild will meet next Wednesday with Mr Richard Winger, Principal, and G Hemphill discussed bus routes in Cheney visit. JF Newlands, with the Reclamation Service at the dam, is spending the week in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Huff
L. A
Tie Sow Ray
Brake River
Sewell
Prank VanVieck
Holeck
Oki
Newlands
Jackson
Mark Anderson Lectures Forest Service Tour to Farmers
Mark Anderson son of A C Atlemon will headline a Forest Service lecture series in the San Pete Valley starting February 4. He and Dr Patlaw of the Bureau of Animal Industry will discuss grazing management and livestock handling on National Forest ranges across fourteen Utah towns including LeBar, American Fork, Mount Pleasant, Spring City, Moroni, Manti, Gunnison, Salina, Richfield, Monroe, and Bear River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pete Valley
Centraltah
Anderson
National Forest
Patlaw
Bureau of Animal Totustry
Leber
American Fork
Wate View
Keb
Spring City
Byplyratas
Moroni
Pountain Greety
Manti
Gunnivan
Mi Salina
Riehfield
Miz Monroe
Bist Nore
Applications For Grazing Permits In Teton National Forest
Notice declares that all applications to grow hay and graze animals in the Teton National Forest must be filed at the Jackson Wyoming office on or before March 1. It notes that information on fees and forms will be provided upon request and is signed by Rowe K. Minin, Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tereby
Taton National Forest
Dackson
Wyoming
Ewing
Rowe
K Minin
Supervieor
School patrons warned on after hours parties rule
Jackson Public School patrons are notified that no pupil may attend dances or other entertainments on any night except Friday and Saturday. On those two nights pupils must be home by 12 oclock. Principal P.O. Mewrins issues notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Public School
Yihe Jackson School
P.O. Mewrins
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Lennig
Roy
Meliride
Panama
Idaho
Frank VanVieck
Ci Ton
J. P. Nelson
Pure Food Club
Priday
Mr. RB
Walter Scott
Barnes Jackson
Thar Wen Oo
Win
Stitson
Bik
Thoreday
George Kelly
ASPEN
Melvin Nichols
Karl Kent
Jim Williams
Mary Myers
Roxie Walker
Courier
Milt Young
Gerritt Hardiman
Hole
JJ Williams
George Ferrer
G KE. Carpenter
Kirkendall
Levi Strauss
Spicer & Lloyd
Loteret Pols Co Plas Lepesite First National Bank OF Driggs
Mamas of the
Fedare
Tewerve Syvtem
Cheney
Cheney Reile
W.O. W. Hall
Moratay
Mra T. A. Keown
Bt. Anthony
Mra MM. Bly
Petrvary
Isfe Are
B. F. Goodrich Rubbers
Hamilton Brown
Jackson Mercantile Co
Rangers’ Meeting
Davis
Mr. Mary
Luce
Lower Valley
Ricer
Tobogwaning
Sateerite
Aleke
Harris
Alien
Sealenire
Martin
Fred Deyo
Len Price
Jolie's Guild
Hichard Winger
G. Hemphill
Mark Anderson
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Jackson's Hole
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