Death of Old Settler Miataet Ratt in Petty County
Old settler Miataet Ratt, longtime ranch owner near Danvers and Jackson’s, died at age eighty five after a life as a stockman and farmer. He arrived in Jackson’s Hale in 1887, later living with his daughter until his death. The community mourned Uncle Mike as a respected neighbor and veteran of the Grand Army.
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John G. Ratt
Petter County
Danvers
Diekoetler
Bere
Frank L
Kroutds Pd
Uncle Mikes
Jackson
Hale
Mrs Harrie Botieow Undergoes Major Appendix Operation
Mrs Harrie Botieow of Creek underwent an appendectomy after surgeons found an abnormal mass around the appendix. The operation was performed by Dr Hull and assistants. The patient recovered from anesthesia and departed the hospital in stable condition. Friends and family expressed relief and hope for her continued improvement.
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Harrie Botieow
Creek
Ieee
Hull
Isme
Robiton
Palm
Gone But Not Forgotten Clan Whine in Toto Valley News
The clipping describes L. B. Hoagland moving to Tetonta to start a newspaper in the new Teton county and notes W Lloyd Adama backing the effort. It mentions the Ruger Oily Times folding, with its remains to be taken to Tetanta to be revitalized.
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Toto Valley News
L. B. Hoagland
Jackson
Hole
Tetonta
Tulare
Teton County
W. Lloyd Adama
Thabn
Ruger Oily Times
Adan
Times
Tetanta
Stray Red Leifer with White Face at Ranch Found
Missing animal notice reports a stray red Leifer with a white face and bungl bar brand on left shoulder. Owner may reclaim by paying for Unisad. Names Selar Cheney and Mrs. Driskell connected to the notice. Abe Ward of Wilson to visit Cheney and friends.
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Selar Cheney
Abe Ward
Wilson
Cheney
Pure Food Club gathers for Lincoln birthday program
The Pure Food Club met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. O. E. Willian. The program celebrated Lincoln with readings by Mrs. Van Vieck, Mrs. Wagner, and Mrs. Bimpoon. A delightful and delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Willian. The group plans to meet again Friday February 3 with Mrs. T. B. Bates.
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Pure Food Club
O. E. Willian
Lincoln
van Vieck
Wagner
Mra. Bimpoon
Willian
Hub
T. B. Bates
Wolves Sighted Near Flat Creek Encounter
The report recounts a morning sighting of three large wolves near Flat Creek as LaPlant watched from a route into the Wilts area. The wolves moved in formation behind a central figure, one keeping pace behind LaPlant and another on each side, then vanished from view behind a ridge.
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Flat Creek
LaPlant
Elke
Lallant
Women Voters Study Club Meeting Notes
A women voters study club met at Ss. Hing to discuss the franchise and exercise civic duties. Meetings occur every Monday evening at the Center with a president and secretary treasurer positions noted and invitations extended to prospects.
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Ss. Hing
Ie Center
Local Jackson News Roundup and Social Notes
Community happenings in Jackson and Millville include visits by Guy Marlis George Gee and families, multiple town residents traveling to Ogden Cheyenne Denver and Evanston, a government land sale involving 1210 acres, a new house project for Hodges, and social events with the Chapin Dramatic Co. A three year old branded colt is noted, and local creamery activity appears at Reed's with the Butter Made and Sst Rana references.
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Rand
Robert B. Miller
Ogden
Utah
Miler
Cheyenne
Denver
Jacko
Commie
Warren Henrie
Jackson
Hocont Lands in Lincoln County Bev Sections
Hopkene County Commissioner of Public Lands in Cheyenne Wyoming announces creation of 8000 hay sections in Lincoln County. The plan outlines blank tracts to be surveyed and staked for future development and public use.
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Hocont
Lincoln County
Sanciusttiang
Hopkene
Couniastoner of Public Lands
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Doel Literary Society Meeting Sets Feb 27 Program
The Doel Literary Society holds an evening meeting with a program including Bynen Rey Miner at Arms and a list of attendees. Election night results show Jo mm and others chosen for the remnant of one month. Saturday program details mention Helen Simpeon Merritt and Hakiwin, with debates on gender based sorting and women's roles.
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Doel Literary Society
Joe mm
Hemphilly
Efith Bynen Rey
Miner At Arms
G. BR. Blair
Mim A. V
T. B. Keates
Hult
Helen Simpeon
Merritt
Local visitors and gatherings noted around Jackson area
Social notes list residents and visitors across Jackson and nearby areas. Names include Kelly Koluma Mie Martha Oaett, J T Snitie of Aspen Ridge, Rev and Mrs Wallace, George Greenoughter, Mrs HL Coulter, Mrs T H Baxter, Ray Kent, Win Taylor, Warren Kimner, Jim Chambers, Andy Chambers, Mr Hoover, Mrs Kafferini, Rosamond, Kelly, Fred Stiin kle, L Vv Clark, and others attending brief visits, stays, and whittling events over the past week.
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Martha Oaett
Frhentts i
Kelly
Britay
J.T Snitie
Aspen Ridge
Jackson Lash
Kafferini
Hari
Fred Stiinkle
Mire L. Vv
Clark
Mes
Win
Shinkies
T. 1
Baxter
Pearl Nichols
Lewis Royer
Lost Dark Colt and Town Gossip in Cheering
A fragmentary local item reports a two year old dark colt branded twenty on the right. The town chatter mentions several residents including Eddie McKenele and Mrs. Maris. Folks note friends traveling, farewells, and extended visits to Ogden and McCall Idaho with relatives in Wilson.
Community social evenings and dances around town
A lively sequence of gatherings fills a midweek program with a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Chartee Allen and a panel Friday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Fee. Local residents attend dances, ranch visits, and a Lincoln's Birthday outing to Jackson with the Chapio Dramatic Club.
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Hood
Keervone
Mrs
Chartee Allen
Jack Fee
Jackson
Chapio Dramatic Club
Pierce Cooningham
Kart Simpson
Wm. Sulson
Valentine Party and Social Visits Among Local Residents
The report notes a social Sunday with KE Williams Pearl Mr Simpson Slasie Arthur and Stella Va Vleck visiting Mr and Mrs Grant Young. They toured nearby areas and a trip to Cache Greek and Uigar Store is mentioned. KE Perrin was sawing wood for Jim Simpson. Mrs Myron Seaton visits Jackson friends. About two dozen youngsters attended a Valentine party at St. John's House last Saturday.
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KE. Williams
Pearl
Simpson
Slasie
Arthur
Stella Va Vleck
Grant Young
Ube
St. John's House
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