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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
A large valley crowd attended the Strohl ranch auction on Tuesday. Walt Spicer emerged as the successful bidder, paying $8,600 for the ranch. The sale also included live grain, farm implements, and household goods, with total rent reported at $3,358.
Jim Allen attempted to colt and suffered severe injuries after a wall kicked out. Five strikes landed in the stomach as onlookers described the scene to Mr Blain. He had been confined for a week and is now able to move.
Fragmentary text indicates County Attorney Jeck Christmas and Alex Scott, noted Somsmevites, visiting In. tasess bound over for district court. The piece is garbled and lacks clear dates places or outcomes.
Concord grapes listed at 1000 basket and crabs apples 3 50 per bushel. Charles Deloney mentioned with a partial name fragment.
Mr and Mrs Singer and daughter Olga depart for Los Angeles where Olga will continue violin studies. The Hotel Jackson Grill is now under the management of Mrs Goodrick with Mrs Robert Daley and Miss Nellie Gootrick as waitresses.
Mrs Wort was thrown from a buggy driven by Mrs Charon Wort when the team bolted and veered into a ditch near Jenny Lake. She sustained a dislocated hip and heavy bruising with expected no internal injuries. Dee Hol rushed to Jackson after locating Wort in Jenny Lake.
The Sheridan Minterprise outlines Wyoming as a vast resource state with high elevation and climate. It notes large oil and mineral outputs, forested lands, irrigation for homes, and Yellowstone National Park in the northwest, highlighting the state’s potential and economy.
Last Wednesday evening a party of young people met at the 8c Joly HMosiel and traveled by hayrack to the Thinner ranch where Miss Francis Tanner hosted a pleasant evening. Three local hunters returned with ducks and a goose. Mins Canove DeLane and Mrs Grace Winegar, with Willis Winegar, left Sunday for hunting on Granite. Dorthy Hedmond joined Saxophone group Little Cicero. Henry Crabtree traveled to Cody with a governor party member and also to Victor on Wednesday. Pete Nelson bought a new Tard at the local garage. Dr H H Scarborough will be at Reed Hotel Jackson on Saturday Oct 15. Butch Loyd and Vernon Curtis left Sunday for sheep. Mr and Mrs D B Skinner arrived Tuesday. Frances Martha Bytes is born to Mr and Mrs Buster Bytes.
A chaotic Friday night scene in the town square involved freshmen refusing to obey rules set by upperclassmen. Two attempted to slip away while strong winds and panic disrupted the crowd. Later, Jackson High School hosted an intense instigation party for freshmen with risky stunts and crowd excitement.
Notice states M C McQuaig Superintendent Water Division No 4 will be in Jackson on October 14 to receive proofs under permits issued by the State Engineer.
White Land Commissioner A Baker and State Treasurer A D Hoskine announce first payment of 748,158.14 annual oil royalties to Wyoming. Public schools and highways gain large shares while Lincoln County schools receive 25,457.49 for distribution among districts based on teacher counts.
Marval Avansin daughter of Mr and Mrs Bates of Dawson Hole wed Earl Riek of Rapid Auto line Bilsorichitshs in a September 15 ceremony at Mavilin Montana. Guests invited to the Burklit apartments home to celebrate after the event.
Fragmented OCR yields a plea for aid in securing the Hulok for the county superintendent position. The text references Lincoln County and Merete nur opportunthy with unclear names and dates, suggesting a local county election context but many words are corrupted.
A man was convicted in a March incident involving a taxi cab driver at Comper. The defendant claimed self defense as the trial concluded, and an appeal notice was filed.
Local items describe court delays due to safety concerns for a county official’s wife, refinery and industrial movements in Wyoming, labor shifts at various plants, a damaged accident tale near Wheatland, and various regional economic and infrastructure updates. Names include Watterson, Woolf, and Leavitt, with references to Lar ie, Dubois, and Wheatland as places.
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