Oldfield Visits Jackson Hole Among Celebrities
Bar ning Oldfield and party arrive at Jackson Inn in a twelve cylinder Packard from Yellowstone, touring Cody to the Hole. The group includes Mrs. Oldfield and George Brown of Milwaukee, plus Waldo Stein the mechanic. They head to Los Angeles via Teton Pass after praising scenery. Other items note Roberta Saunders’ return from a hospital stay with daughter, a mule related ankle injury to Mrs Coulter, and Deloneys promoting new car in a new Charmer Delaney. A July 24 dance at the Club House and a birth announcement complete the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Ith & Party of Four
Packard
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Oldfield
Mrs. Oldfield
Mra
George Brown
Milwaukee
Waldo Stein
Mechanician
The
Park
Cody
Teton Pass
Los Angeles
the Oldfields
Gils Valley
Mail Schedule Change Proposed for Jackson Hole Route
O B Curtis, contractor for mail over Teton Pass, proposes new daily timing. Leave Victor after train, arrive Jackson that night, depart next morning, and connect with the Lovell train in the afternoon. He suggests sending five or six men to repair rocks and holes, and keeping one man on the hill all summer. Pioneer Day celebration planned for Monday July 24 with free program and children’s events. Jackson baseball team defeated Moran 4 to ? in Moran, large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B Curtis
Teton Pass
Jackson's
Hole
Curtis
Victor
Jackson
Lovelock
P.M
Ue Primary Association
Taking Big Chances on Travel with Chamberlain's Remedy
The notice warns that traveling without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is risky as trains and steamships may lack supply. It urges travelers to carry it, noting attacks of bowel complaints can be sudden and severe and the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Forest range division settled for Teton permittees
Officials reached a settlement on a permanent division of range between Jackson Hole permittees and Green River country permittees. The Teton area will provide winter elk range and summer cattle range, with use of Bacon Creek beach and Park Creek area by Teton permittees. Drift fencing to separate Teton and Bridger grazing is proposed, cost estimated at 275 to 300 per mile, and work may not begin until cooperation from stockmen and forest authorities is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Forest
Jackson's Hole
Green River Country
Grow Ventre
Teton
Lead Creek
Trail Creek
Park Creek
Kinky Creek
Beldger
Bonneville
Une
Uridger
Seagun
Bridger
A. F. Potter
Miller
Forest Service
Zenith ed Prive and wily charted Thursday morning trip
The report notes Zenith ed Prive and companions traveling Thursday morning through Yellow stone Park. P C Hansen returned home Tuesday after several days tending cattle near Gros Ventre. Visitors and residents are listed with names including Win Kelly, Mark Harris, A J Teneyek, L Altenfeld, and others dining at Seelemire home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Prive
Wily
Yellowstone Park
P. C. Hansen
Gros Ventre
Pass to Start Work on the Tetons Reservation
Work on the Pass to Start Work on the Pass over the Tetons will commence next week with Jack Biale of Toronto in charge. Operations were delayed for lack of appropriation but hopes are entertained. Leon Lining until show Mes and men have been engaged to prepare the camp and tools for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tetons
Jack Biale
Toronto
Leon Lining
Judge Candidate Seeks District Court Nomination in Nonpartisan Primary
A candidate announces for the district court nomination under a 1915 nonpartisan judiciary act. The notice explains the primary process, ballot layout, and voting method, naming Douglas A. Preston and A. Pawrron as figures in the race and detailing eligibility and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
District Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Arnold
Christina
Preston
Cross
Douglas A. Preston
Unis
Tory
Dover
A. Pawrron
Hock Springs
Wyo
Party From Cody Attends Jackson Visit and Talks Suffrage
A Cody party led by 4 M Sebwood and including Mr and Mrs W L Simpson traveled via Yellowstone Park to Jackson arriving Saturday. They were hosted at the Hedmond and Wagner homes before returning Monday. One member, Miss Hide, remained in Idaho. the group aims to support woman suffrage through Wheatley district organizers and cooperation for ballot access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
M. Sebwood
W. L. Simpson
Dh. Prauves
Coum
Melon Shunpaun
Idaho
Rams Wanington
D.C
Emir Mike
Tne
Seal
Church Nears Completion Adds New Hall With Charms
The church building nears completion and will host services on the first Sunday in Avawat. A country churchlike air with diamond paned windows and a warm, cheering interior is praised. St. John’s Hove room will host the Men’s Club and horars, with a fireplace adding to the room’s charm as construction continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chureh
St. John's Hove
Pure Food Club meeting at Mrs Wort’s home
Pure Food Club met last Friday afternoon at Mrs. Wort’s south of town. Guests included Mrs. G. B. Gearsons and Miss Calloway. The home was decorated with wild roses. No business was held, and the afternoon was social with a reading, a recitation, and a memory test. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Llores’ home on Friday, July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
Worl
Henide
G. B. Oearsons
Miss Calloway
Mra. Bly
Mra W. ©. Devoney
Mex. Leek
Mra. Wort
Little Kern Kintaen
Wo Delotey
Charles Llores
Water rights and road drainage notice in Jackson docket
Notices warn all persons and associations permitting water from ditches or waste water to overflow roads after July 22 under law. The document mentions See See 2575 18 Ila Cheer Simmon Toad Supervisor KM Tuttle and wife of Bast Sage City arriving in Jackson on Tuesday’s stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Cheer Simmon
Jackson State Bank Report from Wyoming Audit 1916
Report of the condition of The Jackson State Bank at Jackson in Wyoming on the 90th day of June 1916. Harry Wagner Cashier swears the statement true to best knowledge. Notary Clare H. Vanviek certify. Directors: Arner, Kobt, B. Miller, W. Delaney, PS. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson State
Deckson
Wyoming
Harry Wagner
Hank
Clare H. Vanvieek
Notary Public
Arner, Kobt
B. Miller
W. Delaney
PS. Wood
James Delaney Surprises Inet Monday Birthday Gathering
A neighborhood party near Inet Monday evening drew about a dozen youths who played games and enjoyed fruit and snacks. James Delaney attended and helped host the gathering, creating a festive, low-key celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delaney
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Oldfield
J.J. Saunders
Pocatello
Shore
Rachael
Piet Crowk
Hidee Coulter
Camerons
Har HC
Coulters
Cottonwood
Coulter
Hyrum Deloney
Salt Lake City
Delaneys
Horn
Wetthemlay
Mrs. O'Grote
Moran
T. W. Lloyd
General Merchandise
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
W. WH. Taylor
B. ©. Kimball
Vicw
G. Walker, Cosmos
Zenith
Win
Kelly
Seelemire Ranch
Mark Harris
A. J. Teneyek
L. Altenfeld
Hutt
Deaffons
Gil Hutt
Alno
Dire
Harold McCauley
Seelemire
Janes Francia
Pucatello
sant @ stveril
Utah
Asthe
Wm Sessomire
Ant . F Redmond
Tere Tude
Wallace Ranch
Mra. W
Hokus
Hutledge
Misouri
Tooele
Mim Bek’ Parma
HP. Lingenteiter
Rik Thind Depwtate Dernier
Comrutivine Sweerwaren
Vita Am Lincols Counthi
Jackson Mercantile Co
Nesources
Wromimo
Lincoln
New ‘County
Seton
Lo Nethetal
Hanks and Hankert
Deering
Deloney
Chas
State Bank
Oppicers and
Dieter
W. Lior
L, Bear
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