Jackson Wyoming May 1015 Town Council Minute Summary
Jackson Wyoming May 1915 council met in regular session with Mayor Harry Wagner and councilors J Beromen C J Wor Avaent Chester Stimpson. Minutes approved. reports from Town Marshall H M Bly noted dog tax receipts and bills allowed including Bly salary 60.00 and printing 10.25. Labor rate set at 0.90 per hour. polling place designated on Cache Ave for city election. judges and clerks appointed. adjourned to May 10 1915.
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Tackson
Wyoming
Harry Wagner
J. Beromen
C.J. Wor Avaent
Chester Stimpson
Jackson
Wyo
WH Delaney
H. M. Bly
M. Bly
Hale Courier
F.C. Hemphill
Simon
Fr. W. Deloney
C.J. Wort
Ely
Benen
H. W. Deloney
George Bohoet
Frank Tanner
M. OW. Henle
Hiebard Winger
Wort
Cache
Ave
Early Rowe and Karly Oblo Seed Potatoes Sold in Idaho
An Idaho notice reports potato seed prices at Brinton dros Victor 145 per cwt and details a series of moves: Forest Supervisor Robert E. Miller and wife moved into Jackson from their sold ranch. the forester’s office will occupy Charles Wort property near the Flanders home. De Carnerose and the Burt family arrived from Philadelphia for summer at the Har Bo ranch by Teton. De Carneros visited Jackson earlier. Chester Simpson, road supervisor, inspected the Snake River bridge. One wheeled vehicle sank in thaw to a drop.
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Rowe
Karly
Brinton Dros
Victor
Idaho
Robert E. Miller
Jackson
Flanders
Tows
Forssury
Charles Wort
Carnerose
Burt
Philadelphia
Har Bo
Teton
Carneros
Chester Simpson
Snake River Bridge
Leek Builds Private Water System On Ranch
M Leek finishes trenching for a private water system on his ranch. Water will come from a spring about 1400 feet from his house and be carried by water pipes to both house and barn. He plans to install a complete system including an electric dynamo for lights in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leek
Cheney Family Plans New Dance Hall Construction
Mr Cheney and his sons have the foundation laid for a new dance hall with Walter Olver and Paul Imeson assisting on the framing. They aim to complete the project by the Fourth of July. Harry Cole moved his aunt and family back to the ranch from Jackson and Mrs Paul Tmeson with her mother visited Hoback then Jackson. Amanda Nethercott of Wilson visits sister Mrs Fan die Grisamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cheney and Sons
Walter Olver
Paul Imeson
Harry Cole
Paul Tmeson
Mother
Hoback
Jackson
Cheney
Amanda Nethercott
Wilson, Iy
Fanhie Grisamer
School District 21 election at Kelly reelects Basile Wolf
Basile Wolf was reelected as director at the School District 21 election held at Kelly last Monday. Ben Gow was elected to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Mary Budge who resigned. A 32 mulks special tax was voted and new schools planned for the affaio and below Menor's ferry. Mr and Mrs Charles Allen were in Jackson Tuesday on business. The Smith family of eight children along with relatives will move to Jackson Hole. Jock Leary of Victor Idaho seeks a ranch location. M Niel from Elk ranch reports De Laval Separators and Rhode Island stock shipped from Sale Lake.
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Kelly
Basile Wolf
Ben Gow
Mary Budge
Affaio
Menor’s Ferry
Charles Allen
Jackson
Charles ‘Smith
Picnic at Leek Ranch Brings Room Four Students Together
Last Friday the gopils of room four accepted Lester Leek’s invitation to spend the holiday at the Leek ranch. Despite a stormy morning, the day was pleasant with Miss Fiscus Mr Hemphill and Fae Delaney among the guests. The party enjoyed dinner photos games fishing music and scenic ranch views before returning at dusk singing and tired but happy. The Leek home is praised as an excellent entertainer and one of the valley’s most beautiful.
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Lester Leek
Leek Ranch
Wellwkera
Leek
Molly
Sarge
Clas
U S and A MM I A May Party Near Robertson Ranch
The U S and A MM I A announce a May Party to be held next Tuesday May eleventh in the woods behind the Robertson ranch. All are invited to meet at Cheney schoolhouse at ten o'clock in the morning with a grand ball at the schoolhouse in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Robertson Ranch
Cheney
Notice of Dissolution of The S. K. Company
Notice is given that The S. K. Company a Wyoming corporation dissolved on April 10 1915. All stockholders attended. the vote to dissolve was unanimous and all debts have been paid. Sophia S Kelly served as president and William J Kelly as secretary.
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S. K
Wyom
Lincoln County
Wyoming
5. K. Company
Sophia 5. Kelly
Wm. J. Kally
Northwestern interests plot grand canyon power site and town growth
Morning Forest Supervisor Beadlits travels to the mouth of Grand canyon to discuss a planned large dam and railroad powered project with a investors group led by Alex Topence. They envision drawing water from Gray's river for hydroelectric use and creating a western Wyoming metropolis near the Grand canyon mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Topence
Fe Fosten
Fiat We 111
Wie
Shake
Souny
She Snake
Grand Conen
Bull
Gray's River
Actios
Evidenon
Grand Canon
Wyoming
Star Valley Independent
Annual School Election Review and Board Appointments
A school meeting at Woor Wo Mall Morley discussed director terms Keete Charles Whikon for three years S iopwon two years GOS Kael one year. Treasurer reports approved and clerical issues noted. A plan for a new school building was deemed impractical and a special tax levy was postponed for two weeks to allow the new board to set a budget and tax rate. Meeting adjourned to May 17th at 2:00 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Morley
Charlee Whikon
S. Siopwon
Sehotional
Selina
A. B. Cole
Heri Lhe
Park land sale offered in Spring Gulch estate
Auction notice indicates 080 acres of land in Spring Gulch to be sold. Local district mentions improvements at Sir Johans House as rocks removed this week. Roy Metiride to Kemimer for jury service. Willams travels to Fla Creek to review ditches. City council nominations include Bynon Jones Liebe Wagner Hud and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Johan
Roy Metiride
Kemimer
Courk
Othe
BO Willams
Fla Creek
JL. Bynon
Jones
Liebe
Maree Wagner
Mes
Vsti
Vietor
Delgue
Aspen Ridge Activity and Weather Note From Local Scene
Text describes miscellaneous Aspen Ridge residents and visitors including John Harter, John Dayton, Laurence Cartoon, May, Karl Keot, San Monita, Mickey Adams, Jin Willains, and Meed 1 South. It notes a cold week with two to three inches of snow each morning, melting by day but keeping ground too cold for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Keot
Fe Tek Posithon
San Monita
Win
Earlystowe and Early Ohio Seed Potatoes Ad
Classified notice lists potato varieties offered by Brinton Hrow in Victor Idaho and advertises a barbershop in Elk Cigar Store open afternoons during warmer weather. Also seeks help to do play house work with good wages at Courier office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Brinton Hrow
Victor, Idalin
Air
Elk Cigar Store
Giel
Fragmented OCR Names From Jackson Hole Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists partial names and roles linked to a Jackson Hole notice. The garbled text shows several likely surnames and initials, but no clear event, date, or official action is extractable. Further cleanup is needed to identify the participants or purpose of the notice.
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