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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
1
The Walters Company O K The Walters Stock Company earns praise in Jackson Hole for a five night engagement at the W O Hall. Each actor delivers solid performances in clean, balanced shows. The lineup includes Seek a Diamond Under Southern Skies The Girl of the Golden West and The Wolf.
Franklin Robinson has been on the sick list this past week. Mrs. Baxter visited the Harris home near Menor's Ferry last Saturday. Forest Ranger Gunther and Billy Merecell called at Valley View last Saturday. R. Smith helped G. W. Greenougt put up hay at W. W. Smith ranch on Gros Ventre. L. B. Hoagland now in charge of Loomis ranch near Zenith irrigated Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter left for Redmond ranch Monday to join Kynon's baying crew for several weeks. Pearl Williams came to the Ridge with her brother Maurice Inat Briday stayed overnight with Miss Myers and left for Crystal Creek Saturday. Seed Wheat. B. H. Hopson and Misses Bessie Stilson and Pearl Nichols were guests of a camping and fishing party on the Gros Ventre above the Slide last week. The party included the families of Lawis Royer Ed Geek Ken Gee and Geo O. Kelly and Mesars Kennedy Joe Royer and Mr. Bergman from Town. A passerby who borrowed three days for his team found them within three hundred yards of his house on the fourth day and coined the proverb Search diligently for thy horses and if ye find them not perhaps they will return of their own accord.
Moe Our goods will be absolutely fresh and clean and handled by one who understands the care of meat. L. H. Zimmerman, proprietor.
A letter from Belle W. Flanders outlines plans for a fall frontier celebration in Jackson's Hole. She expects events in the alley last and aims to hold a fair featuring grain vegetables fruit and livestock raised locally. Organizers hope for strong participation and annual status with regional boost.
Pure Food Club met with Mrs N.A. Leek last Friday afternoon at her ranch south of town. Sixteen members and two visitors attended with children present. A minor business matter was discussed and a letter from Maurice Groshon urging a speech on September. Entertainment followed with a fabric guessing contest won by Mrs Winger, a money scramble, readings by Mrs Wort, music by Miss Curtis, and a luncheon by Miss Eve Goodrick. Next gathering set with Mrs Otto Lunbeck on Friday, Jubilee First.
Harold R. Harrisor announces candidacy for Lincoln County Clerk in the upcoming primary. He thanks Lincoln County residents for past support, asks continued trust, and pledges to serve those with business before the clerk’s office.
A patchwork of campaign notices from Lincoln County shows candidates announcing runs on both Republican and Democratic tickets. Names include James B. Simpson and John B. Erwin as county officials contemplate primaries, with other pledges for justice of the peace and road supervisor.
St Johns Episcopal Church schedules Morning Prayer and Bible Class at 9:00 A M and Sunday School at 2:00 P M. Bishop to be present on Sunday August 16. The Jackson State Bank to open next month. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Pederson of J P Kaneh Co visiting from Huon, New York. A violent wind storm toppled fences in the valley Monday evening. Edgar Bailey of Warrensburg Missouri plans homestead near Elk, brings live stock and a saddle stallion. Mr Gailey recently arrived in Victor seeking access across bad roads.
A fragmented account describes Tiupmobile climbing and Tetons moving with a bold group near Peratell. The text is garbled but suggests a vehicle journey and an eventful ride over a route called Lill Weitree with several misread names and unclear actions.
Steele descended from Gi and won last week. Raynor Wilkon and others attended a Saturday event. Joel discussed Up Ort Her, while Podwrson in town Wednesday. Leather, Teil, Morris, De Viney visited Plat Weritwnday for an inn gathering. Carlson's sister Ellen Doaller noted. Bex property rented by Detad, Beet Wheat.
County Superintendent Mauler Nicholen issues notice for the regular teacher's examination to be held by Keaumerer Wye on July 3. Teachers whose certificates are not valid must take the examination to remain engaged for the term.
Fragmented text appears to report a local event or notice with partial names and dates, but lacks coherent details. Reads as garbled OCR mentioning July 24 and amounts, plus scattered names and places, needing full restoration for clarity and proper summary.
The scrambled text appears to be a distorted OCR of a Buffalo newspaper page blending names such as Harel and Meg Roland with places like Ashe and Maylain. It mentions a high point of activity involving “Vietor,” “High Bintth,” and various people including John Sheyieal and Mr. Duna, plus scattered references to events and travel.
Jack Daniel worked at Crawford's while Mr and Mrs Hert Clark and daughter visited. Dr Hutt toured Victor. Lould and John Laren visited Cache Creek. Mine Link and Dot traveled to Jackson earlier in the week. Hoy Van Views took a boating trip. Ray Ely spent several days with Jackson residents.
Local letters describe a lively Grove town weekend with dances at the Sherrett place and Walker home. Items mention Mrs Link Con, Mrs George O Kelly, visiting, lake trips, a new fence on the ridge, and a large Grovont Mercantile Co trade. Logs floated in the river between Seebolm's and the Greevough place.
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