Manville and staffing changes across Idaho Falls area
Idaho Falls station agent Manville, formerly at a Driggs bank, has reportedly accepted a position as station agent at Idaho Falls. Victor’s Mr. Weaver, rumored to stay, may remain there while a St. Anthony replacement is unavailable. Also, Los Angeles Chamber reports Win Crawford of Jackson visiting the Southern California exhibit on March 12. Oil supplies flow into the valley as Continental Oil may run an oil wagon over the Pass next season. Edward Preble and H. W. Johnson have studied range conditions before a Thursday morning event.
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T. Manville
Idaho
St Driggs
Haa
Idaho Falls
Weaver
Victor
Dillon
Montana
St. Anthony
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Continental Oil Company
Edward A. Preble
Biological Burvey
H. W. Johnson
Ogden Forest Office
Water system plans move Jackson forward
At the town council meeting the Jackson water project was debated to set actual costs and whether to submit to residents. State Engineer recommended Cheyenne hydraulic expert J A Whiting for surveys and plans. Whiting will depart for Jackson soon after brief remains in Denver.
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Jackson
Cheyenne
J. A. Whiting
Whiting
Atepa
Aspen Ridge Ranch Hands Move Cattle and Ranch News
Open A ranch manager Thomas Tracy and assistants moved a bunch of calves from swamp to El El. Fee branded cattle at Don Miller ranch. Bert Carrol bought young horses from Barber Brothers. Mrs. Baxter visited near Jackson. Ben and Mrs. Garton celebrated first wedding anniversary. J. R. Smith left for Salt Lake. Mrs. Smith to Washington DC. Kelly Amusement Club dance well attended. Lew Royer injured by electric mangle in Ely. amputation feared. Jimmy Mangus temporarily replaced Altenried at Bar U. Junior Red Cross lunch boxes auctioned by W. R. Taylor. Speedy Swift provided music. Ranchers near the ridge short on hay. Milt Young aims to return mid April. church Br. Patrick's Day program. Young and Golden moving Starressw oill from Pacific Creek to Kelly to set up and saw. Chet Stalin fed horses at O E Williams ranch. Nebraska ranchers sow grain. Milt to return mid April.
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J. R. Smith
Salt Lake
Retief Society of the
L. D
Grovomt
al Young
Ray Golden
Pacific Creek
Kelly
Young
Teachers Examination Set For March 28 In Lincoln County
The next teachers examination will be held in Kemmerer Afton Big Piney and Jackson on March 28 1918 This last exam under old rules urges teachers seeking certificate upgrades to act now Reading circle books for 1917 will be used for renewals at this examination Dated March 5 1918 Margaret F Nicholson County Superintendent Lincoln County
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Kemmerer
Afton
Big Piney
Jackson
Reading Circle
Margaret F. Nicholson
Lincoln County
Mrs Atanda Martin Dies in Warm Springs Montana
Mr and Mrs A Nethercott of Wilson received word that their daughter Mrs Atanda Martin died Wednesday morning at Warm Springs Montana. No further details are available and the body will likely be brought to Wilson for interment.
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A. Nethercott
Wilson
Atanda Martin
Warm Springs
Montana
Wilaon
Jackson State Bank Report From 1918 Wyoming Bank
Report on the condition of The Jackson State Bank of Jackson Wyoming as of March 4 1918 shows capital paid in deposits and various liabilities including cashiers checks certificates of deposit and notes rediscounted. The cashier Harry Wagner swore to the accuracy before U S Commissioner Otho Williams on March 19 1916 with directors and locals noted in the record along with community notices and ads.
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Jackson State Bank
Jackson
Wyoming
Jana Bankers
Lixconn J
Harry Wagner
Otho £. Williams
U. S
Red Cross Tractor Arrival and Local Notes in Jackson
Red Cross shipment led by Max Edie and Ben Garton arrives tomorrow from Victor bearing a new Cleveland tractor for Mr Corab Sebastian. The May tractor, same make as James May’s, was described last week and is at the railroad. parties have gone over the hill for it this Thursday. Charles Rinehart of Kelly a casual visitor in Jackson Wednesday. Mrs Cora L Sebastian leaves Thursday for Kemmerer and may visit Denver briefly. Character Ball at Jackson Club House Friday night March 20 includes a suit table prize for best character. Grass seed orders invited from Win Mercill. W D Menor reports a pleasant winter in Long Beach and a ranch visit to Grove. Mrs W J Kelly and Mrs Wm Seebohm visit for dental work. Seebohm returns to Kelly, Kelly remains a few days. Fred Storer and wife in town on business Tuesday. Harry Scott travels to railroad with Mr and Mrs G W Kelly and children, returning from Newton Town after a three month visit. C B Curtis and wife depart for American Lake Washington to visit sons Elmer and Leo. Joseph Eggleston in town Wednesday and returns home with a newly purchased fanning mill from Charles Delaney Sons.
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Max Edie
Ben Garton
Victor
Cleveland
Corab. Sebastian
James
A. May
Courier
Charles Rinehart
Kelly
Jackson
Cora L. Sebastian
Kemmerer
Denver
Jackson Club
Harry Scott
G. W Kelly
Newton
Fourth Meal condemned as waste in war time appeals
The Food Administrator Divers of Wyoming urges plain language and cuts in social meals to preserve food for the war effort. He condemns the fourth meal as unnecessary, urging demonstrations of substitutions on a small scale and stressing that indulgence at gatherings harms American troops in France. J. P. Cunningham visits from Ele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
France
Constipation Relief Suggested for Nervous Women
The notice claims women grow anxious from constipation and can be relieved by a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. It promotes easy use and pleasant effects and notes availability at every drug store.
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Manville
Jackson #0
Lana
Association i Endeavor
Yellowstone Park
Kernmeror Ia
Warlaymont
United States
B. E. Miller
Wedamessy
California
John Rutherford
Mimages
Micaly
Stevenson Cottage
R. E. Clark Jr
Little Daughtjrer
Chasies Delancy
India
Wm. Mercill
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Wational Bank
Driggs, Idaho
ASPEN
Bert Carrol
Barber Brothers
T.H. Baxter
Mrs
Lew Royer
Jimmy Mangus
Wm. Altenried
Bar U Ranch
W. R. Taylor
Red Cross
Speedy Swift
Chet Stalin
O. E. Williams
Grant Young
Milt Young
Nebraska
Milt
L. Martin
Robt
B. Miller
H. W. Delaney
Wood
Earnest Bray
Bray
Ella Karns
Karns
American Red Cross
Amos Curtis
Teton Pass
Wn. Squires
Horn
Mare
Fred Storer
Charles Reed
T. B. Estes
Adv
Hotel Jackson
U.S
Eee
Sears
Mercill, Jackson
W. D. Menor
Long Beach
Grove
W. J. Kelly
Wm. Seebohm
C. B. Curtis
American Lake
Washington
Elmer
Leo
Joseph Eggleston
Charles Delaney & Son
Red Crow
Europe
America
Germany
J. P. Cunningham
Jackson Mercantile Co
Charles Deloney
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