Gilbert McInelly Dies After Illness in Valley
Gilbert McInelly, aged 66, died Thursday evening near Jackson Wyoming after a bout with influenza and pneumonia. Born in New Brunswick Canada on April 26 1862 he moved to Salt Lake with his father at age four. Survived by widow Elizabeth Anne Goldthorpe and four children plus a stepdaughter. Funeral held outdoors in the public square and interment in Jackson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert MeInelly
McInelly
Gilbert McInelly
New Brumnawick
Canada
Jackson
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Ancalante
Utah
Elizabeth Anne Goldthorpe
Ben F. Gee
Gilbert William
James Foster
Joshus
J. D. Ferrin
United States Army
James
France
William
Camp Lewis
Washington
Lincoln County Sheriff Dies After Illness
Sheriff Tren Bell of Lincoln County dies at 1 50 PM after a week of illness from lung complications. Survived by widow and eight children, eldest Ben Bell Jr. serving in France. Under- Sheriff William Collett assumes office with S Henderson as chief deputy and existing deputies retained. Kommerer Camera reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bell, Jr
United States Army
France
J. R. McMinn
Mr. Bell
Mr. McMinn
William Collett
Henderson
Kommerer Camera
Death of Alfred G. Sensenbach in Wyoming
Alfred G. Sensenbach, 22, of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, died of pneumonia at Rock Springs after a brief stay there following a draft call. He had lived in Jackson Hole six years, coming from Rock Springs. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sensenbach, brother William J., sister Lorett M., all in the valley. Funeral set for two o'clock Saturday at the family home with interment on the ranch.
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Jackson
Mys
Barry
Sensurbach
Teton
Alfred G. Sensenbach
Rock Spritge
Wyoming
Keramerer
Rook Springs
Jackson's Hole
Rock Springs
Harry
Sensenbach
William J
Lorett M
Ill in Cheyenne With Flu Mr Nowlin Family Alert
The oldest daughter Bernice is ill in Cheyenne with Spanish influenza and her sister Pera also works there with their brother Prentisa attending school. Mrs Nowlin left for Cheyenne. Alfred Ratliff suffers inflammatory rheumatism, previously recovering from illness and facing possible pneumonia. A baby boy eight and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Warren Francis at Zenith. Paul Imezon visited from the Hobuck and Snake river junction. Skating at Flat Creek near Jackson draws youth out. Webster LaPlant returns from Salt Lake City after health treatment and a nail operation. Mrs Emory Belknapp family from OpelDen plans to move to Kelly for winter. Mr Knapp, Forest Service employee, works locally.
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D. C. Nowlin
Bernice
Cheyenne
Pera
A Growers’ National Bank
Prentisa
Alfred Ratliff
Warren Francis
Zenith
Emory Belknapp
Hotel Jackson
Opelden
Kelly
Ele Knapp
Forest Service
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Gains Wide Reputation
The notice asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is trusted where other medicines failed. It claims the remedy has gained world wide reputation and strong esteem among users, urging readers to begin using it for relief despite past disappointments.
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Chamberlain
Moose Horn Ranch Sold in Week’s Deal
Fred Topping gained control of Moose Horn Ranch from J P Nebon of Gravint for a year, with about 100 jores at the foot of the hills between Crevent and Ilk. Buildings show long work and improvements. Nelsons likely stay on through spring. Topping will assume possession of Crawford Ranch for Mlk turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Topping
J P. Nebon
Gravint
Crevent
Two Cattle Sales Reported In The Valley This Week
Two cattle sales reported in the valley. Roy McBride of Flat Creek sold eighty calves to W. P. Redmond to be herded on the Meiride ranch with expected shipment later. Rank McBride of Zenith sold his entire herd, between two and three hundred head, to J. D. Perrin of Elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Roy Mefride
Flat Croek
W. P. Redmond
Meiride
Rank McBride
Zenith
J. D. Perrin
Grandson Dies in France in World War I Era Report
Charles M Mills, eldest grandson of Mr and Mrs J Mills Evanston, died in a hospital in France while serving with Uncle Sams army after pneumonia. News arrived Saturday night via a message to Charles Doloney. Attorneys and grandparents express deep sympathy from the local community as word spreads. W J Kelly plans a cattle shipment to Omaha later this week, sourcing head from various valley ranges including Teton Basin.
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Charles Doloney
Charles M. Mills
France
Uncle Sam
J. Mills
Evanston
W. J. Kelly
Omaha
Teton Basin
Residents share news from Camp Kearny to Moran
A letter from Fred Deyo at Camp Kearny reports pneumonia improvement and potential furlough home within two weeks. Mrs. C. J. Pederson, Charles Wort, and N. Leek returned from Salt Lake City after their mother’s death. others may travel to Nebraska. Th. W. Delaney announces a new house project in town. Dr. Puller suffered a barn fire loss and is traveling home. L. W. Martin and Joe Thurs, from Arco, visit for several days to discuss matters. An axe accident injured a man’s left hand in Moran. Dr. C. W. Lull is treating the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deyo
Camp Kearney
Ion
N. Leek
Salt Lake City
C. J. Pederson
Charles Wort
Nebraska
Two More Liberty Loans Announced to Support War Effort
Secretary McAdoo announced in Washington that two Liberty Loan drives will occur before July 1 to fund the war effort, totaling about nine billion dollars. After the sixth drive, the U S government will have raised over twenty six billion. Local notes report the new barn enclosure on the R B Miller place and Miller's plan to build a residence next year. Also mentioned are residents and events from the area including job changes, illnesses, a birth, a car for sale, and relocation news.
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McAdoo
Washington
United State
R.B. Miller
Miller
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death of husband and father
Mrs. Gilbert Mennelly and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness and helpful services during the illness and after the death of their husband and father, expressing gratitude for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Gilbert Mennelly
Notice of postponed teachers examinations to December dates
By order of the State Commissioner of Education the teachers examinations are moved from November 21 22 and 23 to December 26 27 and 28 to cooperate with the State Board of Health in controlling the Spanish influenza epidemic. Signed Margaret F Nicholson County Superintendent Dated Nov 16 18.
Getting Out Timber For Red Hill Bridge
Timber extraction for Red Hill Bridge construction near Turpin tunnel slated for Saturday this week. New bridge will replace the washed Grow Ventre crossing, with three spans totaling 42 feet center and 34 feet end spans. Timber specs include seven log timbers per span, 12 inch top diameter, 300 sixteen foot poles, five inch tops for mooring. Rangers Gunther Belknap Strober Staith Harris oversee operations.
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Hed Hill
Turpin
Grow Ventre
Win
Gunther, Belknap
Strober
Staith
Harris
Local Roundup of Ranch Visits and Moves
Mies Maude Lovejoy visits Hatchet ranch while Mrs John Shive stays several days at Ed Sheffield home near Park line. Dick Ol from Buffalo station. Thos Sewell and daughter Maggie visit from ranch below Wilson for land commissioner business. Mike Yokel of Wilson proofs on 4 water right before Otho E Williams. Mrs Bolly Bodrero and Mrs Elijah Ward from Wilson spend Saturday in Jackson. Horaoe Eynon family move from 1k ranch to Wilson near Pox eaw mill for winter work. Mr and Mrs A J Whidden and Jack head to St Anthony en route to Los Angeles for winter. Mr and Mrs J M Burton and son from Grove visit Monday. Al Austin, formerly with J P Ranch Co, returns to Jackson.
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John Shive
Ed Sheffield
Park Line
Horaoe Eynon
Wilson
A. J. Whidden
Jack
St. Anthony
Los Angeles
Croup Advice Promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Use
Parents urged to prepare Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and study directions now to act quickly during an attack. The remedy is praised as favorite and successful for croup, with emphasis on following the instructions precisely.
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Lincoln County
Tren Bell Waa
Inai
Kemmeror
R. Fuller
Ogden
Fuller
Griffith
W LE. Lloyd
Miz- Frank Wilhielm
Jake Querry
Fortune
Hobs Bazin
Nckson
Ason
Mrs. Win, Steingraber
Elk
Ben Gerten
Maz Edick
Dave Timmins
Jacob Johhson
Jacksom
Wim. Mercill
A. G. Sensenbach
Paul Imezon
Hobuck
Snake River
Webster LaPlant
Moose Horn Ranch
Mr. Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Pring
Topping
TH. W. Delaney
TH. Puller
Driggs
Puller
Burt
Martin
L. W. Martin
Joe Thurs
Arco, Malo
Moran
C. W. Lull
My. Tewin Hay
Bie Park
Yak Two Gee
Hiewle Sheffield
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Jackson Mercantile Co
R. Rosencrans
Black Rock
Tursilny
Mary McKean
Lander Inst
Pearl Williams
Javkeen Drug Co
Hannes Harthoorn
Grovant
Reed Hotel
Floyd Wilson
Nephi Moulton
Red Hill Bridge
Mies Maude Lovejoy
Hatchet Ranch
Dick Ol
Buffalo
Thos, Sewell
Maggie
Mike Yokel
Otho E. Williams
Bolly Bodrero
Elijah Ward
J. M. Burton and Son
Grove
al Austin
J.P. Ranch Co
Croup
Charles Deloney
Calla
Jackson State Bank
Rob'i Fi. Miller
H.W. Doloney
Harry Wagar
Starrett Cee, Bubinet
Bray
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