Residents Keep Busy Along Aspen Ridge This Week
Maurice Williams and Jim Williams traveled to Jackson and Snake River on business while others visited, called, or attended gatherings on the Ridge. Several residents, including Misses Forrester Nichols and Bulson, joined a surprise party at the Budge home and camped near Antelope Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Williams
Hessie Stilton
Pearl Nichols
Mitt Young
Frank Robinson
Dridge
Forrester
McKean
Frank Nichols
Valley View
Jackson
TH. Hopson
Jim Williams
Snake River
L. B. Hoagland
Bel
Drigga
Tom Murphy
Rudolph Winkler
J. B. Smith
G. W. Greenough
Titsoun
J.C. Rutherford
Joe May
May Ranch
T. H. Baxter
M. H. Kneedy
Antelope Springs
Hay Storage Offer at Zenith Wyoming Ranch
Offer to store 226 acres of hay until July 26th for stockpiling then to be cut and raked. WHI furn and Jah sweeps and slide. Wm. H. Seelemire of Zenith Wyoming listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Seelemire
Jackson Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh Clean Goods
An ad for Jackson Meat Market emphasizes absolutely fresh and clean meat handled by someone who understands meat care, attributed to L. H. Zimmerman as preparer.
Extermination Plan Gains Steam for Grovant Range Wolves
Walter Dallas hired by Fish Creek Wolf Association reports securing four wolves on the Grovant range. Cattlemen cite thousands of dollars in losses and back a coordinated extermination effort inviting neighboring ranges to join. When wolves are driven from Grovant, they may move to Hiack Tock or Green River country, risking further rancher losses if others do not participate.
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Walter Dallas
Fish Creek
Grovont
Hiack Tock
Green River
Seed Wheat Notice to Teachers in Kemmerer Wyoming
The next regular teacher's examination will be held in Kemmerer Wyoming on duty and 2. Teachers whose certificates are not valid for the entire term should take this examination as school trustees are advised to engage only such teachers as hold certificates valid for the full term. Maggie F Nicholson County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Maggie F. Nicholson
Post road freight rates rise after zone ruling shift
The police department moved Wilson from Ogden to the 3rd zone, doubling freight costs from 1.68 to over two dollars for shipments of freight. The mail contract bids increased as carriers welcomed the ruling while Mrs. McKean received no notice of changes affecting Jackson. Susie Henrie aids Mrs. Lovejoy in the telephone office.
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Postolice Department
Wilson
Ogden
At & Coat
Pellitice
Jackson
Harold R. Harrison Seeks Democratic Lincoln County Clerk Nomination
Harold R. Harrison announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lincoln County Clerk in Wyoming. He thanks supporters from the last election and asks for continued support to serve the public with diligence.
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Lincoln County
Wyoming
Howe
Harold R. Harrison
Lincoln County Political Notices Unite Candidates
A collection of election notices announces candidacies for Lincoln County posts. William C Delaney seeks Republican Representative to the 13th assembly, James B Simpson seeks Lith Legislative Assembly on Democratic ticket, Chester Simpson runs for District Road Supervisor, and John Erwin seeks re election as County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket with primary date August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
13Th Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assembly
James 8. Simpson
Ake Mary
John & Erwin
Reverend Wardlaw to Leave Jackson for California Trip
Reverend Wardlaw and his daughter Jonah plan to depart Jackson Monday for San Diego California where Mrs Wardlaw has already gone. The Sunday night farewell service will be held to bid him goodbye. He expects to return to resume church work after his vacation in California.
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A. Wardlaw
Jonah
Jackson
San Diego
California
Wardlaw
A. Wallace
Local notes from Grovant area include visitors and new hires
Sunday gatherings note Mrs Gay Bae and baby visiting in the home while Mr and Mrs Lavan attend to meals at Starrett will. Reed begins an addition project. Mrs DeViney departs for Hot Springs Indiana after weeks with locals. Chas Fox and crew build wagon shed for J L Kynon. several locals enjoy a Flat Creek picnic. new pharmacist at Jackson Drug Co. Reed reports Alaskan mosquitos versus Alaskan pests. dam work progress on Teton Pass with three butlers and heavy moving equipment. sale of two 12 1/2 hand mares and a team of 1200 ft geldings offered by W P Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Bae
Babe Wil
Mere Lavan
Starrett Will
Reed
Ihalwan
Hort Hall
Dy. Reed
Lake
Chas. Pox
J. L. Kynon
Llytel
J. J. Saunders
Andei
Harrie Kobind Pat
Mra DeVinny
Mise Te DeViney
Morris
Im George Gee
W Melride
Flat Creek Canron
B. H. Hopeon
Horn
Dow
Me. Porter
Owaha
Jackson Drug Co
HK. L. Coulter
Pinedale
George Reed
Alaska
Jackson
H. Hopton
Unela
Victor
Ashton
Jackson Sage
Salt Lake
Fer
W. P. Redmond
Bridge Site Talks Tie Between Competing Locations
Mr Ranke of the feetemation Settler discussed bridge site choices in Wiley Seteday with RM Murray and ALS Hewitt contractors. They outlined two options near the ferry and toward a rocky point, estimating 12000 pounds of transport and 1000 piles for a west-side trestle, with cheaper prospects at the upper site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ranke
Wiley Seteday
Comenit
RM. Murray
Als Hewitt
1\ines
Mote Tang
Tn Speek
Jee
Bulse
Tate
of Bere Duly Ltd
Tee
Wagon Crash Near Girovont Injures No One
A party of young folk returning to Grovont from Zenith lost control on a steep road. Driver Joe May failed to check speed and the wagon toppled, the tongue broke away, but all aboard escaped unharmed aside from temporary shock.
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Girovont
Grovont
Zenith
Joe May
Local Social Highlights and Moves in Grovont
Mice Wardlaw y was quite sick yet attended Master’s event by evening. The St Perrinareist at the len Goe home hosted a surprise party for Mise Forrester Saturday. Janets received many gifts as guests stayed until morning. Mrs. George Kelly of Rock Creek reported heart trouble Saturday. Fred Roth’s dance Friday night drew a large crowd. Hensow received two freight loads for the store. L Starrett plans to relocate his sawmill to the Tom Hanshaw place. The Lumber Jacks finished their boom and head to the old mill site to prep logs. fin Heros, buyers of the 8. K. nL, expect it running soon.
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Rock Creek
Mes
Budge
Mra
Ten Gee
Walker's
Wd. Kelly
Flat Creek
Fred Roth
Hensow
H. I. Hopson
Fin Heros
Schoolhouse Bid Notice for Kelly Wyoming District 21
Bids will be received until July 20, 114 by the directors of School District No 21 for the building of a schoolhouse at Kelly Wyoming. Plans and specifications may be obtained at The Grovont Mercantile Co. P C Hansen District Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinetriet No
Kelly
Wyoming
Ue Grovont Mercantile Co
P. C
Hansen Dintriet
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Aspen Ridge
H. B. Maris
Rae Maris
Tetons
Forest
Smith and Fee
Marks
Jackson Meat Market
Woodmen
L. H. Zimmerman
Hopson
Susie Henrie
Cheney
David Cheney
Nina Emeritts
Chartie Delaney
Ray Storer
George Kelly
Reed Grocery & Meat Company
Reed Grocery & Meat Company —_ case ‘sToRE
William C. Delaney
Chester Simpson
Teton Pass
Crandall Roadhouse
Abe Daw
Woodman Hall
Goo, B. Welsh
Jackson Merc. Co
L. Starrett
Tom Hanshaw Place
Vic
First National Bank
Driggs
W. Wan. Taylor
B. Walker
C. J. Wort
Jslale