11 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
Bruce Nowlin son of Mr and Mrs D C Nowlin married Harriet Henton of Dubois Wyoming The couple hailed from Dublin where Nowlin serves as game warden Their many friends join in wishing the couple happiness and prosperity for years to come
The text notes a surge in goose hunting with residents armed and eager for success. Dr Kerwin and Mr Fuller emerge as notable hunters, each securing a fine bird. A humorous aside from John’s Hospital mentions a new friend and the plan to bag another goose on a future day.
The body of Charles Mills eldest grandson of Mr and Mrs Chas Delaney is brought home from France He died November 15 1918 about two weeks after arrival from influenza The body reached New York and arrived in Evanston Today Funeral services will be held at the L D 8 church in Evanston Next Saturday Rev Harold Johns attends a church convention at Charlayne then to Lander for cathedral dedication He expects to meet Bishop Thomas there and travel by auto Other notes mention Claud Simpson and bride planning to Colorado and Mrs 8 J Callahan moving to Jackson Details of local residents and events including American Legion Armistice day plans and eye examinations by Dr Young
The Forest Service stocked 61000 trout fry in Jacksons Hole streams from October 6 to 10, using fry from the Spokane Federal hatchery. The article argues for a local hatchery at the Government ranch to provide a steady supply, noting current federal and state facilities are insufficient and isolation hampers stocking efforts. The piece stresses the need to support tourism with reliable fish stocks and criticizes delayed handling and limited local output.
TheFldridge Robertson home burned to the ground Wednesday morning after a small gasoline spill in the kitchen. The fire spread quickly while occupants were in an adjoining room, leaving nothing salvaged. The report also lists local notices for sales of cattle, equipment, and dentistry plans, plus church announcements and community updates from Jackson.
Melnelly Henniger of Jackson and Mie Opel Hentiger of Grovont were wed by Judge Delage at the Pettey home. The couple, longtime valley residents, celebrated with a Thursday wedding eve with gifts and dancing. A reception in Elk is planned for Saturday, November 20, with many friends offering well wishes.
The Courier's vice editor left Friday for Palmyra Missouri to visit his parents, leaving R. B. Dalley in charge with Frances Mears assisting in news and ads. Gladys Walton appears in Pink Tights for Prix night November 12. Dr. R. O. Young will be in Jackson November 17 and 18 for eye care. this will be the editor's last trip before the holidays.
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