Bird Brothers Captured for Shooting Elk in Wyoming
Bird brothers Hoy and Chand Hird, alleged to supply elk hides for emblem use by an Easter Company, were arrested in Burtaville Utah by Deputies Andrew Allen and George Leatham. They face Wyoming felony charges for commercial elk shooting. Warrants existed for over a year, parents reportedly moved to Montville, and the youths were located after a deputy offered work to lure them. The elder Hird was turned over to Salt Lake authorities, while Cloud Bird remained in bed with a pistol. Reports note earlier arrests near Green River were thwarted.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Hoy Bird
Chand Hird
Burtaville
Utah
Andrew Allen
George Leatham
Sheriff's Office
T. A. DeVine
Montville
Alien
Allen
Ray Bird
Ogden Canyon
Liven
Mantaville
Hird
Salt Lake
Leatham
Hunteville
Cloud Bird
Governor Alexander W Idaho applauds Silver Medal award
A letter from Governor M Alexander of Idaho congratulates Yellowstone Special Flour makers on winning a Silver Medal at the Pan American Exposition. The note thanks the company for promoting Idaho products and expresses pride from the state. Charles Delaney held the exclusive agency in town for the brand. Other local snippets mention residents moving, ranch activity, and social visits.
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Alexander W Idaho
Yellowstone
Charles Delaney
Deloney
Idaho
State of
M. Alexander
Jackson Men Return Empty Hand In Ransom Search
Jackson men who hunted the hills last week returned reporting no trace of Dr Ransom’s body. The search grew to about thirty men from across the river as rescuers scoured Jackson Hole and neighboring territory for days with hopes fading. Meanwhile threshing resumed at the J P Ranch Games yard after engine work, and notices two relatives learned of a Moran woman’s serious illness with a hopeful recovery after medical aid.
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J. Stone
Jackson
Wyoming
B. Walker
Mr. Stone
Lnustaws
Dr Ransom
Hillis Pearly
Tettore
Fies
Alice
Eati
Oregon
Tie
Wadams
Moran
Waa
Indy
Wdof
Ver
Dani
Dian
Mr. Dann
Maken
Ren
Ashton
Possible
Charlie Wort
Abe Ward
Tourlete
Emat
Ude
George Basman
Bastian Kodak Oo
Mra. Boatwood
New Minister Arrives in Valley for Baptist Church Work
Rev. doh Pearson, former State superintendent of the Amicalian Leawee from Cheyenne, arrives in the Valley for charge of the Fortal Baptist church. His first services Sunday at 130 AM, with sermons on Life’s paths and joys. A special business meeting for church members set for Wednesday, October 14 at 8:00 PM. Community news includes vacations, school openings, hunting trips, and a birth.
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Doh Pearson
Cheyenne
Amicalian
Leawee
Foral Baptist
Suritay
Baptist Church
Pure Food Club Meeting At Howth Wood Home
Members gathered Friday at the Wood home for a Pure Food Club event in Howth. Mrs Lloyd won a drawing after a tasting contest judged by ladies, with Mrs Wood and her daughter serving guests. The afternoon featured light entertainment and refreshments, and the club plans another meeting in two weeks at Mrs Charles Delaney’s home.
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Numero
Smith
Guy Germain
Orie Seaton
Nelie Vainle
Howe
Mra Lloyd
Forsale items and moves in a rural community
A mixed OCR fragment lists a farm trade and sales like Thoroughbred Rose Comb Brown Leghorn cockerels and a for sale request. It notes people including Lundy Lundy Wilson Wye Av Rookie BR and Rosencrain finishing soil work and others traveling from Salt Lake City and Corral Wyoming with several family moves to new houses and rentals.
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Fork Sale
Sewell
Rosencrain
Aunt Mie ban Kelly and others take hunting trip
Mrs Kelly George Kelly and Mes OW Browritnet plan a week long hunting trip starting Wednesday with Mee Hirwning traveling Friday toward Orage Washibrg then returning by the southern route to News ton Iowa Claude Christianson sails to Salt Lake City clothing samples and tailoring details noted J Hippii nger and Mrs Kelly mentioned in local notices A bell received for a supposed in atale jation in the Epinopal church at Kelly
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Mie
Ban Kelly
George Kelly
Mes
Canplig
Mee
Hirwning
Moening
Orage
Washibrg
Lt Newston
Iowa
Lodge to Be Organized in Jackson Wyoming
In Jackson Wyoming on September 30 101 a lodge will be organized by Vagettan Cottle Grand Secretary Wyoming at duckwon Woodring on Monday October 25th Initiation for charter members and new applicants is requested The St Anthony Idaho degree team is expected to arrive to perform the work in the valley if possible on that date
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Jackson
Wyo
Vagettan Cottle
State of
Wyoming
Duckwon
Woodring
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Lwavley
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C. L. Starrett
Escenitt
Ths
Kelly
W. TD. Menor
Hie Ranch
Snake River
Mra
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Mere, Campbell
New York City
Shire Ranch
Mew ‘Dune
Frank Davenport
Fred Karna
Roy Lamb
Cheney
J. P. Ranch
Jan F. Griggs
H. D
Leslie Crandall
Geo
Young
Hole
Thep
Teton Valley News
Spicer & Lloyd
General Merchandise Establishment
Jackson's Hole
Phan
Sermot
Vo AL Mt
Kopm
Fees Strang
J. A. Ripplinger, Tatter
Brace Porter
Ile
Jackson Drug Store
Claude Simpson
Crystal Crowk
Wey
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Philling
Brace
Ink
Tn Aerome Iry
Ralph Cheney
Chaney
W. J. Betly
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Aield
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Usey
Jack Daniel
Mira Lovejoy
Bev
Balcom
Walter Dating
Hawking
Wit A
Simpson
Balt Lake Ory Muley
Mme M.S. Burt
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Formac
Bnuin
First National Bank OF Driggs
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Here
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Banda
Jackson Mere. Co
Pure Food Club
Wantel
Wandidate
Lundy & Lundy, Wilson, Wye
Charles Leioney
Bri
Formule
Wisik Ka Sait
Bake Clay
Evateton
Hoy Saunders
Mer
Sirs
George Dew Wasden
Kiel Creek
Mee H. le Curtin
Salt Lake City
Charles Rinehart
Cora
Ilyrum Delaney
Lucas
Root
Knutwoa House
Chirag
Sime
Clerk School Dist
Lincoln County
Claude Christianson
Salt Lake Clay
J. Hippiinger
Tabor
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Herod
Ab Kelly
Due T Walker Thomas Wallace Kay Bly Koy Losier
Simpaan
Chas
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State Bank
Miciak
Hoeus
Detoner
Hamew Waores
Peeve
Swassere
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L. Beane
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