11 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
1
The Courier notes late receipt of this week issue but reports that a bridge over the Stoke River faces no frontier delay. County commissioners receive credit for enabling construction by securing funding from the Reclamation people at no county cost. The full story runs next week.
Walter Hosman returned from Snake River with 19 fine bent hides from this spring trapping. Nate Davie visited from the ranger station near Hoback, staying most of last week in Jackson. Ray Ely came from Geake River ranch with his father following home. L. Starrett, J. Te Curtis and family in town on weekend business. Mr and Mrs Geo Kelly in town Sunday, Roorsma accompanying them Monday. Mrs Hert Clark and Mrs J Wort attended Pure Food Club in Jackson Friday. Mrs Roy Meliride came from the ranch Thursday. Dr Scarbrough advertised as a eye specialist visiting Friday and Saturday June. Mrs J L Mynon returned Friday from Morgan Utah for her mother's funeral. Mr and Mrs George Goo in town Thursday.
The Pure Food Club met last Friday afternoon with Mrs W Delaney present despite rain. One visitor, Mrs I W Miller, attended. Entertainment was absent for this meeting. next gathering is planned at Mex F Woods home on Friday June 19. Ladies sewed, chatted, and enjoyed a two course luncheon hosted by the hostess.
Last week in Flat Creek residents noted road work with new bridges and mud hole fills, and several visits and movements among locals. Miss Mary McKean stayed with Mrs. George Goe, with many locals traveling to town and back, while Dr Scarborough announced a return visit to nearby towns.
A two day event in Jackson features horse races including boys pony and cowboy races, bucking contests, and man versus steer battles. July 3 and 4 offer dances, fireworks, music, and a detailed program with relays and novelty races at the race track and Jackson Club House.
Residents report travel by mail service resuming and activity across Ridge and nearby creeks. Names mentioned include Jems Buchanan, Wo, Donald Williams, J. B Smith, Maurice Williams, and others in modest community notices amid cattle rustling warnings, a porch addition, and a local race with a captured wolf as judge.
A garbled set of notes describes protests about a game writeup, with references to weeks ago, crowded conditions, and plans to report a forthcoming game. The text is fragmentary and unclear, but centers on a disputed writeup and scheduling details for a future game.
Moran wins mentioned along with local business and a traveling eye specialist scheduled for June dates in Jackson Wilson and Groveton. The Secretary of Agriculture and Interior listed a 14.09 acre tract in the Teton National Forest on the Snake River watershed for Maborey of Moran.
The Warren Werrie family spent Sunday at Lewle Hoyer's. A campfire activity was seen above timberling on the Tetena with possible prospecting. Mr and Mrs J Kelly returned to Grove. Alfred and Mrs Ganyp visited Jackson Theslay for a few days with Mr Stimpson. Janes Budge builds a home on Jenny's Lake for tourists. Tom Walker updates his residence with a new roof. The Joe Farley family moved into the area homes.
Notice lists a June 15 special meeting at 1 oclock for levying a school maintenance tax. Names Harrie I Robbon and others appear among town visitors and local residents. Other items mention eye care, dental work, and a Percheron stallion season with terms.
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