Odd Fellows and Rebeccas Install and Banquet
The joint Installation of the Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges occurred last Thursday night with well pre pared installing overts and credit to the lodges. Rev Evans and W C Delaney gave brief enthusiastic addresses. Forty three members attended and adjourned to the Deachtree hotel for a midnight banquet featuring geese ducks chickens and other provisions provided by lodge members and Jackson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Rebecca
Evans
W. C. Delaney
Deachtree Hotel
Jas 5
Simpson
Jackson
Barber Shop Burglarized. Theft Reported After Lock Forced
Local barber shop was burglarized Tuesday night last week when a person or persons forced the lock and entered. Items taken include a razor four hair clippers a bottle of hair wine and several soft drinks. The proprietor Dr Nuller has no idea who committed the crime or any clues to their identity.
Courier Finds Howe The Carrier ty
Courier reports locating in the Mrs. W. Delaney building near the Taxidermy shop. The outfit is straightening its type Viet machinery and will resume job work. Mrs. T. H. Baxisi visited Aspen Ridge with friends last weekend, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Kent of Kelly were in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. (. Delaney
T. H. Baxisi
Aspen Ridge
B.C. Kent
Kelly
Wernessex
Temperate Man Escapes Snake Attack at Barber Shop
Justice of the Peace R A Puller, drinking amid his private stock, spotted a large black snake in a cellar beneath his barber shop. He fled through the shop into the street after a close encounter, colliding with Fred Devo as bystanders were alerted to the danger.
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Justice of the Peace
R. A. Puller
RK. A
Mr. Buller
Fred Devo
Fred
Fatally Ill Passenger Feld Cunningham In Wyoming
J P Cunningham, a passenger on the outgoing stage bound for Butter Mountain, is reported fatally ill after a telegram about his brother’s serious condition. Mayo brothers in Rochester said nothing more could be done. The Victor Mercantile Co lowers seed oats price to 375 per 1000 pounds after calculating the freight bill.
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J.P. Cunningham
Butter Mont
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Fred Cunningham
Jackson's Hole
Spread Creek
Victor Merc. Co
Mass Meeting in Jackson Endorses Elk Welfare Resolutions
A Jackson Wyoming mass meeting led by Mayor Henry Crabtree and chairman T H Baxter adopted resolutions denying reports of elk starvation and unlawful killing. Idaho Game Breeders' A B Hulst defended conservation work with Biologic Survey official Henderson present. The group pledged cooperation with state and federal efforts and criticized a Salt Lake Tribune article about a local citizen.
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Hulst
Federal Farm
T. H. Baxter
Hulit
Henderson
Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Hoth
Custeaiay
Sabe
Jackson
Me Holit
Libe
Hendecaieid
United States
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Henry Crabtree
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Nowlin
Local Notes From Jackson Area Fall Surgeons and Business Shifts
Miss Loretta Sensenback of Teton had an operation at St Joby’s fall, left hospital yesterday afternoon. Gov Lew of Slide returned from Idaho Falls visiting his son Frank aiding Pedesen cattle care. G R Blain and son Clarence bought an Ottawa kerosene engine and wood saw to end the fuel famine in Jackson. We correct last week’s error about a St John’s Hospital New Year’s Eve gift. the item was a Victrola sent by Mr and Mrs BE Ellis. Lee Johnson and wife, previously at the Davis-Besn Roadhouse near Wilson, were treated for appendicitis and operated on by Dr Hutt after arrival in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Sensenback
Teton
St. Joby's Fallw
Justice
Gev
Lew
Slide
Idaho Falls
Frank
St. John's Hospital
Jackson Mercantile Sonora
BE. P. Ellis
Davis-Besn Roadhouse
Wilson
Jackson
Dr. Hutt
There Really A Hell Chautauqua At Capitol City?
A historical note describes a Sunday night service led by Preacher Kvare in Jackson. The message questions hell’s existence and invites all interested to attend. An upcoming event promises striking views, a stirring description, and a final chance to view the pictured presentations in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duekean
Kvare
Lils Suyeet
Jackson
Pure Food Club hosts at Van Vieck home Friday
Mrs. C. R. Van Vieck and Mrs. Harry Wagoner entertain Pure Food club members and their husbands at the Van Vieck residence tomorrow. Lida Durbin, known in Jackson's Hole as Mrs. Melard Maye er, wed Dr. Bertelsen, an eye specialist, at Lovell Wyoming on January 1. Music plans include Henrite arrangements with A. Beasley and Hauchstrasse brothers to assist with Batchelor dance. The Baptist Church features big illustrated attractions on A Lis History and Evolation.
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C. R. van Vieck
Harry Wagoner
Pure Food Club
van Vieck
Lida Durbin
Jackson's Hole
Melard Mayeer
Lovell
Wyo
Bertelsen
Greybull
R.A. Fuller
Muller Orchestra
Henrite
A. Beasley
Hauchstrasse Brothers
Drings
Ida
Batchelor
Baptist Church
Athletic Club Organizes After Local Gatherings
The article notes Soumet hinge and a need for a formalized athletic club this week. On Monday a kickoff with twenty five men, led by Totoro Hus, marked the start, while the south portion of the Clute Hawes site undergoes prep work. A meeting will soon finalize a permanent organization and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Totoro
Hus
Tere
Clute Hawes
Coreriy
Courier
Ely Wate
1st Annual National Western Stork Show Highlights Denver
The 1th Annual National Western Stork Show will be held in Denver from January 17 to YM. Several stockmen from Jackson's Hole plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jackson's Hole
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Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
Howe
F. Cunningham
del Monte Brand
Wm. Mercill
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
A.B. Hulst
Idaho Game Breeders’ Association
Boise, Ida
Jackson + Hole
G.R. Blain
Clarence
Ottawa
Lee Johnson
Vincent the Tailor
Jackson Mercantile Co
Wes
Space
Star Brand
Charles Deloney
Jackson State Bank
Robert E Miller
Marcy Waxasit
W.P Redmond
PO Haneen
Wet CL. Sturrett
Guo
Healy
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