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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
1
Mrs W Deloney 18 plans a new small but attractive millinery and dressmaking business in a west town building. She will expand from home work to a broader line of hats dresses patterns embroidery and fancy materials. The piece notes church window work by Larson Kiros and local residents from Hartdmoore Maryland and nearby towns.
President removes about 21.77 acres from the Teton National Forest Wyoming upon Agriculture Secretary recommendation. Lands lie along Snake River near Jackson Hole. portions were claimed for Carey Act by Carlisle through Wyoming and by Teton Irrigation Co. Boundary changes due to classifications and convenience. Forest field checks done by Forest Service and Bureau of Soils. about 40 percent deemed agricultural and low value for forest use.
A candidate announces run for the Republican nomination for sheriff in Foxsil Wyoming. The letter asks for support ahead of the August 2 primary and pledges to pursue all honorable means to win.
The Community Club met at the club rooms and drew representatives from all valley regions. They set Friday July 1 as Good Roads Day to organize labor on Jackson Hole roads, appoint neighborhood committees, and arrange for crews, overseers, and equipment distribution.
Funeral services for John Henry Wilson were held Saturday with a large local turnout. Relatives and friends gathered at his home and in Jackson’s Hole after his death in Salt Lake City at age 46. Survived by wife Missona and four children, plus sisters and brothers, the community mourns his loss.
Community updates from Jackson and surrounding areas include Mr and Mrs Bower visiting St Kite Hately on Tuesday, Mies Moend Smith preparing for events, Frank Shawback promoting Har HC Ranch interests, Charles Wilson's summer guest return, Cal Carrington and Harve Taylor visits, Ed Metwnald and other locals touring Jackson, and several residents listed as visitors or travelers with occasional farm and ranch details.
A damaged OCR fragment references a party of Henaie Weeke and a return to Sureiad. It mentions a treasurer report No. 20 for the year ending April [unreadable], with vague allusions to earth formation and national shape. No concrete events or names are clear.
Fragmentary text notes Charles Wilson treasurer and Alfred Gould wedding events in Jackson and Bik with mixed names. Mentions cleaning material price changes, travel from Ogden, and other travelers. contains garbled phrases and place names, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century local society page snippet.
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