22 May 1919
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
1
The Jackson lodge will observe Memorial Day on Sunday June 1st with a 2 P.M. service at their hall followed by cemetery rites. Rev. Nash will preach at 11 A.M. at the Episcopal church. Public invited to all services.
Memorial services are planned at St John's Episcopal Church next Sunday May 25 at 11 A M to honor Civil War Spanish and recent war veterans. Exemptions granted for Hyemmerer Grand Jury members W P Redmond Jno Mayer and T H Brown referenced. Community notes report painting remodeling of JR Jones bakery area and a club dance for returned soldiers. Forest fire cleanup crews assisted by five or six men near Wilson. Frank Van Vleck and Frank Wilhelm visited Jackson for seed grain. Harrie Robison selling stock and household goods to move family to Omaha and take a new job as brand in waste.
Almer Nelon who served with the Engineer Corps in France returned after muster out at Camp Kearney on April 16. He will not return soon, plans to teach near his hometown. John A. Warner, from a Snake River Canyon ranch, came back after transferring in the 116th Ammunition Train. Robt. Dalley is expected to return from Camp Mills. Forest Service and cattlemen work on Miner Creek drift fence. moving picture show advertised for Saturday night promising two hours of happiness.
The Jackson Tigh school class including Misaes Bessie Loyd Billa McCain and Lenora Tloyd entertained the Eighth grade pupils and guests with music and dancing at the Hull Monday 10.0 PF event. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Music was furnished by the Fuller Orchestra. Everyone present had a jolly good time.
Mrs. T. H. Baxter travels with Mrs. E. A. Staln toward Rochester Minnesota where Baxter will undergo a serious stomach operation at the Mayo hospital. They’ll pass through Missouri and Town visiting relatives before Rochester.
Richard Winger and Harry Wagner returned from Cheyenne where they met with State Highway commissioners about reconstructing the Snake River bridge between Wilson and Janknow. The commission pledged a joint state and federal investigation within two weeks to cut red tape, with plans to start construction on a good bridge at an early date.
Report of several vehicle mishaps including the Jas. Budge Ford overturning on a high bank east of town injuring Louis Curtis slightly and Allen Budge escaping unharmed. Austin Bean and Davis wrecked near Jackson with no serious injuries. Also notes on a local cinema ad, cemetery cleanup, Memorial Day preparations, and a film promotion for Little Sister of Everybody at IO. C. P. Hall.
Announcement for the fourth class postmasters examination to be held at Jackson Wyoming on June 1919 at the Post Office for Grovont postmaster. The present incumbent Jonople Eaglestown aged twenty years or older. Applications may be requested from the postmaster or the Civil Service Commission Washington DC and filed soon.
Jackson council convened in special and adjourned sessions with mayor absent. Quorum issues delayed action. Keeler Bros bid for 17 500 bond issue rejected. Numerous local notices list visits, purchases, and personnel changes in Jackson Wyoming with hotel, post office and business updates.
A newspaper item notes headaches often come from constipation or a disturbed stomach. It suggests that relief may come from Chamberlain's Tablets and similar remedies, asserting many readers obtain lasting relief by dosage.
A fall while removing grain at the Kelly ranch near Wally yesterday morning leaves TV Brown with a broken left wrist. He is treated in Jackson after transport from Victor Toliho. News notes include the Pimting family returning to South Park and Leo Griffiths visiting from Ogden while Mrs. Brundage travels for medical x rays and possible operation.
Report of the condition of The Jackson Statik at Jackson Wyoming at the close of business on May 12 1919. Cashier Therry Wagner declares the bank’s assets exceed liabilities with figures shown and sworn before Commissioner Phils Williams on May 22 1919.
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