Aspen Ridge Roundup Seeks News of Local Moves
Special forest ranger Maris spent a few days on the Ridge at the start of the week. Pearl Nichols visits friends near Jackson. Willame rested there while coming from Crystal Creek, and Johnny Kneedy is home from his Lake work. Mrs. ff B Maris and son returned to Jackson after visiting Rev and Mrs Baxter. T A Wallace stayed overnight at Valley View enroute to the upper Hole. Elk herds moved to hills due to good weather, leaving hunters to chase meat with effort.
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Maris
Thanksgiving Services Schedule at St John and Baptist Churches
On Thanksgiving Day November 2 at ten o clock a Holy Communion service will be held at St John Church. At eleven A M a Thanksgiving service with sermon by Rev Balcom will be conducted at the Baptist church. All invited to give thanks for the year’s harvest and blessings. Also notes of local residents visiting Jackson and area events including property purchases near Spike River and travels of several families.
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St. John's 'Church
Baptist Church
R. It Balcom
Steve Mahoney killed at the Lake Dam accident
A fatal accident at the Lake Dam occurred Wednesday morning when Steve Mahoney, foreman on the reclamation project, was crushed between a belt and wheel of a 75 horsepower pump. He died at two o clock the same afternoon after emergency crews transported him toward Albion Idaho for burial. Mahoney was a respected foreman with wide ties across the valley.
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Steve Mahoney
Mahoney
Hutt
Jackson
Wise
Presh
A1 i Points
Mr. Mahoney
Hin
Albion
Idaho
Local notes from Jackson and valley happenings
Mrs Gilbert Melnelly and Jim were in Jackson Wednesday forenoon. Miss Doris Coffin has been visiting in Jackson the past week. Chiltiée Gaskell and Tom Ketes with two ala horse outfit returned from Kemmerer. Huff bought a saddle mare advertised for sale. P Simpeon has been sick at the Otho Wiliare home. Thanksgiving fruitcakes for sale by Reed Grocery & Meat Co. Ray Ely began building a stew house and barn in the valley. Oats at 1.00 per bushel. James & Simpson go to town on business. About 12 000 bushels of grain were harvested, a 10 000 deficit from last year. Jacob Johnson and wife left for Oden Utah to attend the funeral of Mire Johnson's father in London. A new baby girl born to Mrs Fred Klarer of Los Angeles. Gilmner riding the range for cattle. Locals mention Al Vanbeerdam, Guy Ratti?, George Ritter, George Dew, Ora Link, A Drickell family, Jim Chambers, Akter and Almer Nelson, KR Rosecrans, Rev T A Wallace, Ray Storer, Tom Extes, Ora Grisamer, Rev KE Balcom, Hen Garten, Ralph Cheney, Frank VanVieck, Hence Porter, Maurice Williams, and the Reed fruitcakes. Pure Food Club meets Friday with Mrs Jones. Thanksgiving fruitcake, elk meat season, Erwin returns from Kemmerer, Doubleday from Payette hunting, log work on Webster LaPlant’s house, Mra L Curtis in town, M H Henrie home from the hills, Dow hired to run the ferry for L A Knutson.
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Gilbert Melnelly
Gon Jim
Jackson
Doris Coffin
Jac'won
Porter
Jackson Drug Co
Maurice Williams
Crystal Creek
Frank VanVieck
Redmond Ranch
Mr. Bagby
Pure Food Club
Mra. R Jones
Special Election Notice And Town Council Elections
Notice for a special election to elect a mayor or and four councilmen in the newly incorporated town of Jackson Wyoming Lincoln County. The election is set for November 28, 1904 in Jackson for the local government formation. George Bewin and Reed Grocery & Meat Co appear in local notices. Grand Junction Colorado birth update mentions Mr. Blain becoming a grandfather.
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Jackson
Lincoln County
Changes in School Schedule Next Week At District School
Attendance weakened by many away for Thanksgiving. Miss Mary McKean returns after illness. Beginning December 1 the day ends at 4 with one noon hour. recesses omitted due to weather. A short Thanksgiving program by lower rooms Wednesday evening. No school Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving holiday. Friday and Saturday for teachers’ examinations at the school building. Principal Hemphill to supervise.
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Hemphill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aspen Ridge
Pearl Nichols
Willame
Johnny Kneedy
Ff. B. Maris and Son
Baxter
Asckson
Hey. T. A. Wallace
Valley View
Isto
Jons Saunderay
Rachel
Roy Saunders
Roy Mcbride
Miss DeViney
Ray Shinkle
Fred Shinkle
Grove
Jim Davenport
Peter Nelson
Upper
Spike River
Ira May
Ladies’ Baptist Aid Society
The
Reed Grocery & Meat Company
Salt Lake
Luneta
Carton M. & J
Blue Bell Bulk
State Bank
Jackson Hole
Kone Bo Miike
Breus Wo Deions
Waerss
V. W. Laces
Er. Huff
Courier
P. Simpeon
Otho Wiliare
Reed Grocery & Meat Co
Ray Ely
James &. Simpson
Anthony
Jacob Johnson
Oden
Utah
Mire Johnson
London
England
Mim
Randma
Gilmner
Fred Carlson
al Vanbeerdam
LaPlant Ranch
Poeeday
Guy Ratti
George Ritter
Jackson Mottay
George Dew
Fish Creek
Jim Chambers
Moneday
Akter
Almer Nelson Ae
Elk Sunday
Roy VanVieck
Hoback
Therr
KR. Rosecrans
Moran
Rev. T. A. Wallace
Buffalo Flats
Ray Storer
Dry Hollow
Tom Extes
Kellmerer
T. Lloyd ‘Ora Grisamer
KE. Balcom
W. P. Redmond
Hen Garten
Ralph Cheney
Reed Grocery and Meat Co
John EB. Erwin
Kemmerer
Grave
Webster LaPlant
Plat Creek
Charles Fox
Howe
L. Curtis
Thurday
M. H. Henrie
BH. Dow
L. A. Knutson
Jackson Merc. Co
C. Delaney
Jones
Thapectors
Stiipeon
George Bewin
Buffalo
Harry Wagner
GR. Blain
Mrs. Connell
Grand Junction
Colorado
Mary McKean
St. John’s Guild
St. John’s House
Charles Delaney
Wyoming
First National Bank
Driggs
W. Win. Taylor
B. Walker
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