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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
Notice states the partnership between T. W. Lieed and Woh Spicer in the Spicer and Lieyd General Merchandise Store at Jackson is dissolved of Kelly Mercantile Co. of Kelly Wyoming. Neither party will be responsible for debts incurred by the other.
The Courier addresses monthly anonymous letters despite repeated statements that it will not publish them. The contributor’s tone hints at personal tones and a preference for publishing certain items. The paper notes intention to honor requests while preserving anonymity and hints at recognizing the author by writing style.
A long standing desire to form a gun club is revived with Mr Kirk of Rawline aiding information. The government cooperates with the National Rifle Association to enable club formation and access to Springfield or Kray rifles for groups of ten or more. Members may purchase government arms at low cost and receive 120 free rounds annually, with further ammunition at reduced retail prices. The National Rifle Association backs targets and marksman medals, while expert lines are set for the year.
A Milwaukee Sentinel snippet recounts a newsboy named Mereen who receives a five dollar bill by mistake. The customer takes the paper, but a coin confusion leads to a refund and a brief, ungracious exchange. The piece contrasts frail gratitude with sharp expectation in small-town commerce.
Notices request MPs with books at St John's Library to return them at their earliest convenience as the library will be closed for a few weeks for renovations or other temporary reasons.
Zenith won. Newbold, who has been quite poorly this sprit, is now some bet ter. Miss Forrestine Forrester has been visiting friends in this neglibor ty for the past few days, before leaving the valley for her old home at Logan, Nebraska. We are glad to report Miss Maude Sortth as convalescing, after a few days seriousiness, being threatened with pheumonia, Mrs. W.T. Newbold visited with Mrs. Lingenfelter Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Horton went to Spring Gulch Tuesday for a few days' vial with her brother, Lee Lucas, and family. A. 4. TenByck purchased a team of ores from M. W. Giltner last week, Miss Emma Wallace was a guest in the Wine Seelemire home Saturday night and Sunday, Mrs. Horton closed a very success ful term of school at Zenith Tuesday She reports her pupils as doing excel lent work the past winter. The board have been successful in securing her to teach again next fall and winter. Wait until you see the new LIT Studelaker Automobile before buying. George Ferner, of St. Anthony, will be here by June 1st to demonstrate their new [WIT six-cylinder, seven pawenger car, the best car for the money on the market aa will be prov ento you. Don't place your order until after Lat date, Jas. 8. Simpson, Local Agent.
A damaged report from last Friday’s Pure Food Club meeting at a private home notes rainy weather but a social afternoon and business session. President led a discussion adopting provisions to grow the club, improve attendance, and set hospitality standards. A meal plan and guest expectations were outlined, with emphasis on a welcoming home atmosphere and planned events for the season.
Fragmented notice lists a church service time and a sale offering. It mentions sale of household items and chickens with delivery details and pricing, attributed to Mrs Hagh Saih. The readable text shows offers for chickens and ovens or cookers and a delivery arrangement at Bikposs.
Dr Philip Newton, former Washington hospital physician, testifies that banning vodka in Russia reduced insanity referrals to asylums and hospitals. He claims prevention of alcohol toxicants made Russians better citizens and soldiers and cites his wartime medical service with the American Red Cross.
Public demonstrations show uses of agrimature for provincial adoption under the department of agriculture. Notes mention Aubertoam tarwe Cructiare wand and the suspices guiding the rollout, with emphasis on practical application across regions.
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