05 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
1
In Jaakeons Hote a lad Benny Jim leads a gym showcase with high jumps and clean shooting. Another standout Little Sid dazzles as legs lengthen and stunts rise. Lads and Janes drill, roses bloom, while crowds cheer Rah Rea and TJ. Jackson, Sis, Boom! Bah!
Guy Shannon was in town early this week. Dick Mayer rents Jim Estes place. Dick Turpin came from his Gravant ranch for supplies. For sale a good gentle maddie mare weight 1100 at Redsomds Ranch Jackson Wyoming. The Women's Relief Society of the L D 8 church held an all day meeting with Mrs J M Robertson at Cheney last Thursday. Ladies sewed then enjoyed a pleasant day with Mrs Robertson. Dance at the Clubhouse on Thanksgiving night. James Hodge visited from Graystown on business Saturday. Mary McKean is recovering and walking daily. Hopson was in Jackson Monday. J S Simpson and party returned from the Billy Sunday hunting trip with elk and sheep heads.
A special meeting held last Friday in Flat Creek approved reintegrating the district, with Flat Creek residents assured of a local schoolhouse and a nine month term. The contract to finish the schoolhouse went to Louie Larson, and the combined district is expected to offer an equal school term to Jackson.
Bedford of Twin Falls Idaho has obtained his elk after a hunting trip with Roy McBride and returned home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chambers voted Tuesday and stayed in Jackson until Wednesday. Frank McBride came down from Zenith Wednesday. Genuine Navajo blankets for sale at Seelemire ranch in good condition. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spicer visiting in Jackson this week. Rev T A Wallace Rev Blodgett and Rev Harris traveled up Cache Creek canyon early this week, with Harris securing their jerk. They left Thursday for Casper and Worland. Mr. and Mr P V Somers from Flat Creek were in town Wednesday. Paul Imeson from Hoback was in town Wednesday. Wm Mierer was in town Saturday.
A letter from W Hunnicutt reports leaving a meat school post in Alaska now located at Igloo Alaska and describes a perilous voyage in Berin Sea waters with a near cargo loss and a rescue by the revenue cutter Tahoma. He also mentions seeing whales and walrus and plans to head inland from Nome.
Meagre election returns show Kendrick and Houx winning as Republicans take Forsyth Clark and Menietl. Gates and Mondell also win by slim margins. Idaho elected a Democratic governor Smoot with a small majority, while Democratic leads appear elsewhere in the East amid a slate of local county and state offices and ballots.
Pure Food Club will meet Friday afternoon November 6 with Me Tb Kates and O M Doubleday of Payette Idaho. They will spend a few days hunting in the valley. Win Seelemire and family were in Howa election day.
Grovont MP Diriskoll and Almy plan well digging on W 4. Kellys move to Ghote. Monty family to Boike renter at Me Greenough. Mrs Ratintard from Plat Creak attends Allen Walker event. Joe Barber seen at Tris wen Lacing Hartley employment noted. Tom Walker works at Taylor house. Mr Carltons new house. Wen Gee plans s dwelling. Almytas resumes work on schow. Hip Bisie Doiglass Tanner visit from Cheney. Thanksgiving dance announced at Chul House. Mrs Alta Harold and Miew Clark visit from Bik. John Kelly in Jackson for stay. St John’s Junior Guild expands. younger and older groups reorganized. CoA Driskell in town. Shawbeck dines with Hay Van Vieck.
Entries describe health events and recoveries, visits, travel to Jackson, and farm tasks. Names mention Mr. Clln, Mrs Jack Shives, Karl Stingson, Charles Allen, Lavate Adtlonated, Perrin, Nelson, Letty, Curtis, Hayberrin, Myron Seaton, Than Miller, Khor Harrie, Lativy Thacker, and Mrs. Walter Guernan.
A local listing announces the sale of a residence in Jackson offered by Jacob Johnsen. The ad provides minimal details and lacks pricing or contact information.
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