Two Destructive Fires Hit Aspen Valley Last Week
Two large fires plagued Aspen Valley last week. A one room cabin deed to Kev and Mra Z H Hanter Gangit burned to the ground with contents lost including furniture and equipment. Neighbors fought the blaze but could not save the structure. A separate Sunday blaze started by Mr Albert Nelson’s children destroyed a straw stack, an adjoining hay stack, the barn, and sheds, with machinery and livestock saved only by quick action.
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Katty
Kev
Mra Z. H
Hanter
Motrin Nichols
Albert Nelson
Newon
Ladies' Bible boog shows new styles at exhibition
The Jackson Mercantile Co advertises dress cloth samples and new styles in men is wear. The display promotes cloths and party wear with prices. Charley Rinehart and W J Kelly report the mill overhaul near the ridge increases efficiency and will soon restart work. Fruit jars offered at cost while supplies last.
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Biyle Boog
Wen
Larties
Phone Ongall Va — J. Be Wipytinger
Teller
Charley Rinehart
W. J. Kelly
Kelly
Hey
Ridge
Pure Food Club Hosts Social at Mrs Lloyds Home
Mrs T W Lloyd entertained Pure Food Club members last Friday at her east town home. The ladies enjoyed social time, needlework, articles from their club magazine, and light refreshments served by Mrs Lord and her daughters. Member Mes McKinstry spoke on the Pure Food organization prior to the gathering. The next meeting is scheduled with Mere Mehard Winger on Friday afternoon November 12.
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T. W. Lloyd
Pure Food Club
Moives
Courag Club
For Sale Offer at Jackson Mercantile Go
Frost jars at cost while they last offered by L. A. Kouteon. Dried cows advertised for sale as part of a miscellaneous sale item.
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L. A
Jackson Mercantile
Zenith School Completes Manual Training Baskets
Mrs Horton and niece visited brother Lee Lucas at Spring Quiet weekend. Zenith school begins manual training making raffia baskets. Mr Hansen plows a fallow field. Devo sisters and Granda Devo hosted at Price ranch. Wallace family heads hunting fishing trip. Nephi Moulton returns from Timber Island. Davenport and Lingen chase elk. Hoy and Mrs Nipper at Seeleatire ranch.
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Zenith School
Misses Wallace
Jack Wallace
Wm. Seelemire
J. Lowmis
Paci
Nephi Moulton Ise
Timber Island
Mrs Hoy Nipper
Seeleatire Ranch
Elk Items and Social News From the Shive Area
Local notes report Mr and Mrs George McClure returning home after two months at Shive's A list of names includes Misa Mary Salt Mie Avon Estes Alas Senith and many neighbors The May theesling machine is seen at work for News on Ferrin Lorier and two thousand bushels sold by Fortin Wm Loater and Mrs Cofin cited A Halloween party at Browe's recounts bobbing for apples and candy The Kulwo School House hosted a dance with many attendees J P Nelson returned from Kemmerer with a new Boys The Ashton road update notes Jack Few's arrival and a new baby dog John Hobert started plowing Doris Comn enjoyed a quiet Friday dance at Buffalo Fred Topping Harley Colin work on winter wood Rudy Harold cement hike for a well Valdes Alien resigns from her post at Mem Sielagrater.
Local Notes From Evansion and Jackson Area
Readable fragments describe visits by Mrs. Ailiss and family, travel plans to Evanson, and various town happenings. Mentioned are Mrs. Guy Maui and daughter leaving town, Miss Litto Simpson’s visit, A V Wilson’s pupils at St Job’s House party, and the Jackson Hole Men’s club pool table arrival. Hunters guided by Roy and Sam Mobride returned with elk. telegraph reported death of Tubin in Salt Lake. A parade of small-town events, visits, and travel fills the page.
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Roy
Sam Mobiride
Larry Robison
Havi
Din
Tubin
Salt Lake
Ule
Une Parky
Lor Teburn
Jabe
Wikly
Aspen Ridge News Roundup Leaves Readable Fragments
Local items report J A Smith returning from the bills and Orville Walker back from Retmmeret last week. Neighbors Carlsons and Leeks enjoy visits, with Ben Gow driving in his car named Aily Lafferty to a nearby mill. George Dow travels from Fish Creek with a load, while H Kneedy and son buy a Vanbowen sawmill at the foot of Teton Pass. Kneedy family adjustments and autumn work fill the notes as thresher season ends with thirty seven thousand bushels.
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Wfair
Pederson Sbrestier
School Notes and Thanksgiving Program at Local School
Enrollment at the Jackson school rises to record highs necessitating new seats and books as teachers Maloney and Forrester plan a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday afternoon November 12. Higher grades under Mr Herp plan a Christmas play with details to follow. Patrons are invited to inspect student work and support the scattered classrooms on Lawn and Live public.
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Dackson Poly Wewehord
Arena Tyre Bred
Roogis
Boar
Mins Maloney
Miss Forrester
Haptier Ohares
My. Herp
Tailored coats and suits advertised in local shop
An ad lists tailored boys coats and pants from age 15, men fall suits, ladies fall suits, and cloth samplers. It mentions contact by phone with J B Ripplinger and Mrs Solar Cheney, plus a note on Mrs Cheney’s Monday visit from Cheney. Also references a pneumonia patient, a veteran, and a Christmas Victrola sale from Griggs Muste and Mook Store in Didhgye Idaho.
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J.B. Ripplinger
Metallo
Griggs Muste and Mook
Didhgye
Idaho
Addy
Moran Ac dc at Second Wont Net New Forc
Moran Ac dc takes the new force cover at the second front with Pred Hawley leaving for Botae to attend school the term. Wepmeath spent days at the dam feet of the week and High Meticement is taking over chore of a crom at Hot Springs. Keel Sheffield was in Jackson Hast Wonk. Miss W. Whitnett came from her homestead on Huffalo leet Friday. Markham drilles Hits homestand. Gore, Bagley and Marlon Gore youn aided Peed Bagley spent an evening at Charles Keslers cabin Saturday. The faction of the how furnished a luncheon at the dormitory. Jim Nedron and Mr. J. McVick bowl coal for the Reclamation Service. Ww. C. Steingraber from his ranch Monday. Reportedly, Hallowe'en was overlooked at the KS com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neelanda
Marlon Gore
Bagley
Charles
Local Family News From Town Weekend Reports
The items note the Meliride family enjoying hunting success with an elk and a deer. Mr Linyd and family visit from Gambly and Viet while Mrs Sewlemire travels from Zenith for business. Continued health concerns keep family members near Ogden and the home.
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Mra
Prank Meliride
Meliride
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Hansen
Mesdames Devo
Francie
Granda Devo
Price Ranch
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Henry Lingenfelter
Elk
Spicer & Lloyd
Tae
First National Bank OF
Mex
George McClure
Shive's
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Heatwo
Misa Mary Salt
Mie Avon Estes
Alas Senith
Snake Inveretation
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Loater
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Harley
Frank Cottin
Mr Kerrin
Jack Daniel Apent
Foger's
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Hrowe's
Kulwo
Aid
J. P. Nelson
Kemmerer
Tue Ashton Road
Jack
Laramie
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Shive
Hufalo
Fred Topping
Harley Colin
Buffalo
Rudy Harold
Hide
Mim
Valdes Alien
Charles Wiloney
Evanson
le Wilie
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Tvely
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Mary Cain
Rudy Herola
Bik Wednewiay
Koatunas
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Tn Jackeon
Migs
Jessie du Vines
Lake Outy
Thor Gutaude Yosats
JP. Nelsom
Bik
Litto Simpson
Tally
le Stelle van Veck
Ler
A. V. Wilson
St. Job
Uline
Guy Maui
Hole Man's Club
Delure
Miele
Gros Ventre
Somers Wardows
Mise Frances
Kiesant Meare Apeih
Itreads
Jacasou
Aspen Ridge
J. A Smith
Bills
Orville Walker
Retmmeret
Miter
LE. BR. Carlson
Leeks
Roger
Ben Gow
Grose Ventre Thiefore
Ben
Aily' Lafferty
Mtarrety
Siorge Dow
Rome
Iname
Ingkson
MN. H
Irs
M. TL. Kneedy
Bar BC Ranch
Riewly
Sae
Jackson Merc. Co
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Cheney
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Colorado
Atlensie
Eas
Munelay
Roover
Moran
Arbercrontie
Pred Hawley
Botae
Tie
Ter
Wepmeath
Sheffield
Jackson
Mise W. Whitnett
Doe Markham
Jim Nedron
Mr. J. McVick
Ww. C. Steingraber
Hallowe'en
KS. Com
Pruit
Sirs
Leek
Holly
Jay Goodrick
W. BK. Lioyd
Ehudeen
Ogden
Lioyd
W. Li. Sewlemire
Heshester
Omaha
Yellowstone
Chas. Deloney
State Bank
Pose
Hivwue
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Hassel Ly Beane
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