Jackson Wyoming Council Proceedings 1915 Minutes
Jackson Wyoming council minutes from June 1915 record mayor Mary Wagner and council members voting on bills, salaries, and waterworks. Richard Winger acts as clerk pro tem and new officers are sworn in including town treasurer AR Van Vieck and town marshal H M Bly. Adjournment, committee appointments, and hosting ordinance discussions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackeon
Wyoming
Coonell
Jecknet
Richard Winger
Cork
Harry Wagner
J. R Jones
Tsar’ Hine Cae
Bae Ishing Council
Tnngn
Somes
Nen Jones
Wort
Delaney
J. L. Erion
Jones
Councilien Wert
Deloney
Jackson
Wyo
Jackson State Bank
Mary Wagner
Counelmen
J. B. Jones
J. L. Bynon
H.W. Deloney
C. J. Wort
Counetimen
F.C. Hemphill
Counetimen Jones
Bynon
AR van Vieck
Magor
Deloogy Loganiirm
Justice
Delowsy
Bly
Counellmas Wort
Lyon
Counell
Jomee
Wort Street
Miley
Cornellimen Wort
Tewetary
Delonay
Kymon
Dane
Wcelonay
Orther Dienantan
Pridag
Jwmm
Qcounciioan Kynan
Goumelimnan
Counellmen Jones
Dewey, Wort
Rymoe
Barry Wagnes
Hichard Winger
Fragmented OCR Summary From A Historical Page
Readable fragments describe a land or property item with unclear ownership and measurements. The text hints at acreage and a guide but details are obscured by errors. No definite names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the fragment.
Pure Food Club Elects New Entertainment Committees
The Pure Food Club met Friday afternoon at Mr W Delaney with unusually large attendance. A short business session approved new entertainment committees and the Indies of the Club performed a fine musical program. Mrs Letoney and her daughters served refreshments and the club adjourned to meet June 10 at the Beagle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
W. ©. Delaney
Mise 8 Fae
Canoval Delaney
Mra Letoney
Glub
June Hoh
Mire
W. Beagle
J. A. Heese
Beagle
Lumber and seed grain ad from Lundy and Lundy
A historical ad offers lumber estimates for any order size from Lundy and Lundy of Wilson and Wye. It also advertises seed wheat and rye priced at 82.00 per bushel. A barber shop in Bik Clgar store, run by C. Hf. Dow, announces summer afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundy & Lundy, Wilson
Wye
Hopson
Bik Clgar
C. Hf. Dow
General store plans debated by Lloyd and Spicer
T. W. Lloyd and Walter Spicer consider erecting a new general merchandise store in the valley. They plan to offer items from toothpicks to farming machinery, signaling prosperity and confidence in Jackson’s growing future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Lloyd
Walter Spicer
Jackson
Balcom heads to Cheyenne for Episcopal convocation
Rev. Ro L Balcom left Monday morning for Cheyenne to attend a convocation of Episcopal ministers and plans a ten day stay. W Boerama returned to Fiat Creek after a town visit, while W B Goa, cousin of Ben and George Gov, arrives from Norman Oklahoma to spend months with relatives. A seven pound son was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs A N Davis in the lower valley. The week includes various local movements and a community dance planned at the LD Sehureh on Friday night with admission and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro H L. Balcom
Cheyenne
W. B. Goa
Ben
George Gov
Norman
Oklahoma
Joe
Daily ‘Transcript
A. N. Davis
Lower Valley
Harole Kobleon
Idaho
Bouve
Pat Robbon
Mies Jesse de Viney
Mise de Virey
Elk herd value and protection in Jacksons Hole debated
Local readers weigh elk importance to Jacksons Hole through economic values and conservation actions. Wyoming data show elk worth over 1 million to the state and 680000 to residents annually, with a 34 percent annual decline from natural losses, predation, starvation, and hunting. A federal campaign against predators like coyotes and wolves is planned, with winter feeding proposed to mitigate declines. tourism and hunting pressure increase elk depletion. The article notes doubled local population and rising tourist hunting, urging cooperation with authorities for preservation of the elk herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Jackson's Mole
Biological Survey
Denver
U. S. Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Fiologien
Theose
Leek Injured As Horse Hurts Leg In Hill Trip
S N Leek is hurt after a horse reared and fell during a hill trip while guiding a party of three. Doctor Gabler treated a clean break below the knee, with splints applied, and Leek is expected to recover enough to resume some activities by September 1. Pred Lovejoy has replaced him as guide for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitely
Mr. Leak
Adotptyer
St. Leute
Missouri
Gabler
Dre
Lovejoy
Mr. Louk
Wulde
Town Notes on Local Residents and Movements
In town business Elmer Hoshaw and George Settle were seen, Hoshaw finishing a house on Kiat Creek. Walter Spicer and family visited from their Upper Gros Ventre ranch. Mr and Mrs L A Koutean spent Sunday in Wallace Hicks's home. The Knutsens moved to the Cook ranch, previously J B Clark Jr’s. Bam and Ollie Smith came down from Grovout for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hoshaw
George Settle
Tueday
Hostaw
Buiiding & House
Kiat Creek
Walter Spicer
L. A. Koutean
Wallace Hicks
Knutsens
Cook Ranch
J. BK. Clark, Jr
Marne Hy
Bam
Ollie Smith
Grovout
Tragic Runaway Team Accident Near Jackson
A detailed report describes a fatal runaway incident late Wednesday near Jackson. The victim, Mr Brastent, died in the road after a horse kicked him following the vehicle collision. The event disrupted nearby activity as investigators work to determine cause while the community expresses sympathy for the bereaved family.
Visitors and residents gather in the valley for health and business
JW Tuff of Baltimore and GH Hurt visit for weeks while Mussel Machinery Co. sells a sawmill to George Wilson. Mrs Harole Koblenon, recovering from appendicitis, plans Idaho travel with Pat Robbon and Jesse DeViney. A Wallace of Philadelphia returns to ranch near Teton, while Claude Simpson recovers from an abscess near Crandford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Tuff
Baltimore
Mr. Hurt Bee
San Francisco
J. Wilkes
J.D. Plamen
Mussel Machinery Co
Mositlon
Ohio
George Wilson
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Oitieisl Cownell Pressedings
First National Bank OF Driggs
Ady
W. Boerama
Fiat]Creek
Mr. and
W. J. Kelly
T. D. Foote
The
Jackson Prog Co
Mr. Simpson
Sehureh
Admission & Couta
JACKSON MEAT_MARKET
W.E. Llowd
Prop
Congressosal
Biological Sur
St. John’s Public Library
Louvain
Richard Harding Cams
B. F. Goodrich
Jackson Merc. Co
S.N. Leek
Brastent
Ani
Min Kana A. Wallace
Piilaedelphie
Teton Postofice
Kid
Bula
Mrs. Shawback
Big Horn Basin
Claude Simpson
Win
Cranford
Acre Buake
Mir
Otho Williams
Messalines
Crepe de Chine White Goods
Charles Delaney
State Bank
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