Teton Lodge and Moran Postoffice Destroyed by Fire
Report from Jackson that Teton Lodge owned by J D Sheffield was gutted by fire starting in the kitchen stove pipe. Kitchenware ruined. piano saved. About a hundred Reclamation Service workers aided by dirt to save the later cabin. Post office also destroyed except for a few supplies and stamps. post office records burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Lodge
Moran
Jackson's Hole
A. M. Postoffice
Jackson
J. D. Sheffield
Town Election Results and City Officials Named
Town election returns show W Delaney elected mayor. W Hut and Le A Loomis win two year terms as councilmen, with Louie Lamon to serve a two year term. For one year terms, Louis Lareon Chas Pown D Reed and Geo Remain listed as councilmen. Tom Lee arrives from Lake My and mentions land near West canyon with a brief stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oitaen
Caurus
W. Delaney
W. Hut
le. A. Loomis
Louie Lamon
Guayear
Dorminpor
H.W. Delaney
Walker
Manpeote
Geo. Blain
Geo. Blain 4 Por Counetimen
OW. Hull “ Chan
Fox U
False alarm at village fire ends as hoax discovered
An alarm at Village Tuesday night drew Men’s Club members from Jacken, who traced a light to the Larson Bros cement brick crew burning shavings for light. They found no blaze as workers explained the act was a harmless joke to warm the area. Early Goodrich Seed Potatoes delivered at 92.40 per owl in Jackson’s Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacken
Te Cluberoom
Sii
James
Dereupon
Alates
Lhe Larson Bros
Wen
Ley
Goodrich
Jackson
Hole
Hrintoo
Victor
Bear Hunt, Ward Heads to Jackson Hole for Bear Pursuit
Oscar D. Ward of Pittsburg Kansas travels to Jackson Hole for bear hunting with guide Levi Leek. This marks his second trip following a 1913 elk hunt with Leek. Ward, an amateur author, previously wrote A Tant in Etkland which Remington Arms distributed as a pamphlet. Also listed is a poultry sale and a humorous local notice about guinea hens and cockerels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Ward
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mt. Leldy Goontry
Ward
Jadhson's Hole
Mr. Leek
Local Roberta County News Mixed Bus News And Cars
A string of notices covers car troubles near a bridge and repairs, town travels, hotel construction plans in Wilson, and people moving between Cedar Rapids, Denver, and Mena. Also mentioned are a nurse returning to the valley, a tax fine for Bryant Mears, Baptist convention travel, and a family journey to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fox
Wilson
Mey
McCoy
Ransom Adams
Hebaok
Green River
Keily
Mickey
Ashifornia
Daniel
Hochester
Acquitted of Murder in Local Trial
The district court acquitted Dook Kitchen of the murder charge in the Allert Pfeifer case after a verdict of not guilty. The jury, including Cunningham, Spaulding, Winston, and Reed from Jackson's Hole, deliberated about an hour. A hospital benefit Food Sale at the Jackson Merc on Friday May 12 urges community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D Rew
Sesson
Kemaverer
Dook Kitchen
Allert Pfeifer
Wan Pterfer
Metter Kitehen
Jackson's Hole
Cunningham
Spaulding
Winston
Reed
Jackson Merc
Mile St and Violet Jackson Prepare to Depart for Oregon
Mr and Mrs Mile St plan soon to leave for Oregon. They have quit work and are organizing their move. Don Mier has taken Mile St's hotel position as preparations continue.
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Lamont
Dale
Movlana
Surrey Ky
Mile St
Violet Jackson
Oregon
Stevena
Don Mier
Pure Food Club Meeting Ends With Music and Plans
A Pure Food Club gathering last Friday drew a large attendance of Jatties and other guests. The afternoon featured sewing, a card party discussion, and instrumental music by Mee J B Sinp sun and Mine Pera Tie. Afterward, a two course luncheon was served by Mines Ler and Hera Nowlin. The group agreed to hold the next meeting on Friday May 10 at the regular time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
Mee
Mee J
Sinpsun
Pera
Eeeasolow
Legends
Julce Nowlin
Nice
Hera Nowlin
T. M
School Board Elects Teachers for Next Year
The Board of Directors of School Market No. 20 elected staff for 1617. Names include Principal of Jackson school and teachers for eighth and higher grades from Kelly, Warrensburg, Jack omg, Meret, and Jackson. Merriman was re elected to teach at Piet Creek and Cheney schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Merriman
Bank Ledger Report from Wyoming May 1 1918
A Wyoming bank report detailing loans and discounts of 2708.4, securities, deposits, notes, and district financial items as of May 1 1918. Harry Wagner signs as cashier, with notary affirmation. surrounding town notices mention sales, auctions, and local events across Lincoln County and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Reserve I Bank
Liarileti
Patel
Tina
Wrosreay
Hay
Lincoln
Harry Wagner
Soleuwhly
Cire BR. VanVieck
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Sheffield
Tom Lee
Cane Uy
Lake Mypr Canyon
Dackwon
Mr. Lee
T. W. Lloyd General Merchandise
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
W. WA. Taylor
G.5. Walker
A. ©. Kimball
Cocbles
Elk
Little Bridge
Billy Stevenson
Tis Hulck
Bryant Mears
Teton
Ned Hoo
Cents In Justice
Jackson Tuseday
P. V. Somer
Flat Creek
Shey
Jub Pearson
Minneapolis
Mena
Lue
Northern Baptist Convention
G. A. Ek. Union
J. Simpson
California
Livey
Mra
Bedero
Wikon
Mies
Mary Goftin
Denver
Coa Mnae
Wacko
Kasih
Cache Creek
Ieee
Pure Food Club
Stetson
Frank Russell
Hamilton Brown
Jackson Mercantile Co
Deckson
Decksow
Wyoming
Hksov
RORS
Rot
K Miller
Seal
W. Delaney TV Ltd
Hopson
Jackson Harte Company
Joe Nowak
Peter
Matias
John Deere
C. J. Wort
Walt Hntll
Studebaker
Heorge Ferner
St. Anthony
Skeylinder
Dave
Sipson
Mra JW Schofield and Daughter
Wilken Wedneslay
Annshivens
Cerahtine A. Lucas
Tetum
Thay
Sous Melirite
Aia Cau
Denny
Duewlelli
Pox
Une
Llib
Dackson
Hammond & Hisphac Ranch
Stevenson
George Tiyter
Lat Creek
Bundas
Special Agency
Star Brand
Charles Deloney
Bas Bage
State Bank
Oracges
Harey
W. Denaxas
Waeman
Avery
Eo Hou
Uwe & i. Beau
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