Stockmen Meet in Wolf Bounty Association Annual Session
Despite bad roads a sizable group of stockmen attended the Wolf Bounty Association annual meeting last Saturday. Officers were re-elected, a ten cent assessment was approved to sustain the wolf and coyote bounty, and talks on forming a permanent stock association continued with broad support. W J Kelly was appointed to collect assessments, while discussions with Grovent cattle men and Supervisor Miller led to plans for a Jacksons Hole Live stock Association with a drafting committee to prepare a constitution and bylaws. A general meeting and wider invitation are planned. Four Saue Two coming three year old Short Horn bulls and three coming five year old White Mace bulls from Trexler and Mosser herd were noted from EuK Ranch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Bounty Association
W. J. Kelly
Grovent
Miller
Green River
Grqvent
Jackson's Hole
Saue
Trexler & Mosser
Euk Rancn Co
Digestion Booster Promoted by Old Lady References
An old advertisement claims cheerful women indicate good digestion and promotes Chamberlain's tablets to strengthen the stomach aid digestion and gently move bowels. The ad asserts availability everywhere.
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Ady
Jackson Town Purchases Seven Vacant Lots for Public Square
In adjourned meeting Tuesday night the Jackson town board bought seven vacant lots in the Club House Addition to create a public square. An eighth Woodman Hall lot is needed to complete the square, with plans to move the hall later if possible. The action is hailed by town supporters.
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Jackson
Club House
Woodman Hall
Dinner for six ladies at Hotel Jackson hosted by Mrs Miller
Mrs Miller entertained six ladies at dinner at Hotel Jackson last Saturday noon. The husbands were all Hospital Advisory Board members and Rev Balcom was a guest. The meal aimed to give relief from culinary duties and was followed by informal card games at the Miller home.
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R. EB. Miller
Hotel
Jackson
Balcom
Miller
Local Business Notes and Rural Remarks From March 1917
Cash basis plan post March 1 1917 requires bills due the first of each month. Jackson Drug Co. requests payment of all outstanding and current bills on March 1. Out of town attendees at the Hospital Advisory Board and Stockmen's meeting included James, May of Gravant, A Ward of Wilson, and Wm Beebolm of Kelly. For 84Lu two mares and a saddle animal or driver weighing about 1050, plus a work mare about 1200. Jess Saunders visited from Flat Creek and plans to prove up soon. Late notes mention seed oats 81.75 per cwt and seed wheat 1.86 per cwt by Rov McBuips.
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Jackson Drug Company
Funcheon
Stockmen's
James
May
Gravant
A. Ward
Wilson
Wm. Beebolm
Kelly
R. A. Tucken
Cheney, Wyo
Community Club Sets Goals at Monday Meeting
A large gathering at St. Johns House heard plans for the year ahead. Dr O W Hut elected president Ro Vane Vieck vice president Clark Scott secretary Harry Wagner treasurer. Good Roads Days to be expanded with local committees. bridge machinery purchase at Jackson Lake Dam rejected. Annual dues set at two dollars to support Frontier Beet activities and local welfare.
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St. John's House
Oteers
0. W. Hut
Ro Vane Vieck
Clark Scott
Harry Wagner
Teste
Whitey
Jackson Lake Dam
Utah
Neat
Witel
Hotel Jackson Sale Closes. New Owner Takes Helm
The Hotel Jackson sale completed last Saturday with J. Wort becoming owner and Jack Frost named manager. Former manager L. A. Loomis moves to the Jacob Johnson House awaiting spring ranch plans in Zenith neighborhood. An opening turkey dinner, 50 cent meals, and weekly Sunday dinners begin under new management as Mrs. Mayer plans Civic League entertainment and a short program.
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Jackson
J. Wort
Jack Frost
L. A. Loomis
Jacob Johnson
Pure Food Club Seeks Next Gathering at Leek Ranch
Pure Food Club met lash Friday afternoon with Mrs Harry Wagner and Mrs Richard Winger at Mrs Winger s home. Cards were played and a veiled centerpiece served. Members and their families are invited to Leek ranch next Saturday night for an evening of yard games. The next meeting will be held at Mrs B P Wils home Friday March Wet with Mrs Kills and Mrs T M Estes as hosts.
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Pure Food Club
Lash
Harry Wagner
Richard Winger
Ue Leek Ranch
Adub
B. P. Wils
Kills
T. M. Estes
St Johns House hosts Leek pictures and dances raise funds
N Leek presents a large frame with twelve hand colored pictures at St Johns House. A prize wall at St Patrick's dance Friday night March with 85.00 cash prize from Jackson Drug Co. Rev Baloo sick with tonsillitis, no church services last Sunday, Baloo improving. Bachelor’s Dance postponed from January 7 at the Club Mouse Friday April 13 at the Hotel Jackson with supper. G W Kelly and Joe Roersma visited from Mint Creek. Joe stays for a visit. Special six oclock dinner at Motel Jackson Sundays.
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N. Leek
St John's House
St. Patrick's Dance
K. H. Baloo
St. Johns Church
Balcow
Mouse
Hotel Jackson
G. W. Kelly
Joe Roersma
Mint Creek
Jackson
Bare Food Club party attendees meet for Saturday sleigh ride
Notice invites all who wish to attend the Bare Food Club party at the Leek ranch next Saturday night to meet at the Hotel Jackson at 7 00 PM where sleighs will fetch them. Those planning to attend wall should leave their names there beforehand to arrange accommodations.
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Leek Ranch
Jackson
Advisory Board Meets Hospital Members in Jackson Hole
Advisory board meetings discuss financial condition of the hospital and minimal support from residents. Members pledge funds to cover expenses and consider a plan to sustain operation through year end. A social event honors Rachel Saunders with a school audience, and notices include a sale of feed, barley, and farm goods. Gertrude Redmond ill with tonsillitis.
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Job
Rey
Geo
Milas
Maleoty
Willy i
Medy Uia
Che Arendors
Jackson State Bank
Boar
Temselves
Jackson’s Hole
Hospital
Traffic Resumed on Branch Atlan After Snow Delays
Heavy snows earlier restricted traffic on Branch Atlan causing sixteen days of closure. Rotary plow used to clear the road with major work from the chief engineer, but several breakaways delayed progress. Return trips planned as crews finish repairs and resume service tonight with hopeful restoration. Mrs Th M Bay suffered a fall last Saturday causing lingering discomfort, while local notices mention shop ads and guild meetings.
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Atlan
Ashton
Vietor Iatelgton
Seatontay Tet & Paaonger
Creight Gratin Ki
Vette Wits
Victor
Che Rotary
Folat Place
Ashiya
Leter
Traiel Nas Sheen
Hs Shire
How to Prevent Croup When the Old Threat Tames Cough
A fragmented reader asks about preventing croup and notes concerns about a child with a hoarse voice. The text references warning signs, home care steps, and seeking medical advice, but the garbled source limits clear guidance and concrete actions. The item reads like a brief health advisory from a historical page.
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Jess Saunders
Flat Creek
Folger’s
Golden Gate
WM. Mercill
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
Wal Taylor
B. Walker
Gashier
D. G. Rimball
Tce
LW. Baldy
C. W. Huff
Meeks
Win
Squires Aise
O. L. Lunbeet
Pearl Curtis
Otto Kusche
Squires
H.W. Lefoney
Richard Mayer
Ladies’ Civic League
Plymouth Hook
Hamilton- Brown
Jackson Mercantile CO
Taesdy
Rachel Saiders
Hoyson
Duckean
Gertrude Redmond
M. Bay
von Sank
Joy Novak
Wyoming
St. John's Guild
Ray Shinkla
Findl Comminsianee
AL Vanbeerdam
Ben Garten
Duckson
Adams Kelly
Ernie
Chimberlaini
Star Brand
Charles Delonzy
Jackson Spate Bank
J. Stanneretty Huang Citas
Himonan Linier
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