Surveying Trip Yields Townsite and Bridge Plans
Ocho Williams returned from surveying across the valley laying out forty acres for Usemew townsite Grovont with portions owned by Joseph Eggieston and Thomas Perry. He also mapped Hoagland itch, mill site at Kelly, and eight miles of road to connect a proposed bridge with the old road. Gill Hoff moves toward a new Grovont canyon bridge and a residence for Dr. C W Buff in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
T. G. Hof
Williams
Gill Hoff
Grovont Canyon
C. W. Buff
Jackson
Resolutions of Sympathy at Baptist Church in Jackson
Resolutions of sympathy and regard passed at the Baptist church of Jackson Wyoming on October 14 1917 for the death of Deacon William Wiley Smith. The church records praise his service and counsel and express deep sorrow at his loss. A copy of the resolutions will be filed, printed in the local paper, and sent to the bereaved family. Allen Willard of the Jackson Drug Co is suffering from a severe attack of tonsillitis. Dr W Huff accompanied Mrs Cora L Sebastian to Idaho Falls hospital for X ray examination for jaw/ tooth trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church of
Jackson
Wyoming
William Wiley Smith
Wusen
Resolven
Soui
Besoaven
Allen Willard
The
Jackson Drug Co
W. Huff
Cora L. Sebastian
Idaho Falls
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall to Speak in Kemmerer
Vice President of the United States Thomas R. Marshall will speak at Cook’s Pavilion in Kemmerer on November 2. The event, arranged as a county get-together, will feature a social dance and concert with admission 75 cents per person. Tickets are available in advance by writing to Charles E. Bruce, Kemmerer, Wyoming, and many Jackson Hole residents plan to attend as roads are reported in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
Ellison- White Lyceum Bureau
Cook
Kemmerer
Charles E. Bruce
Wyoming
Jackson's Hole
Pure Food Club entertains with sewing and music
Mrs. Ivan Kelly and Mrs. T. M. Bates hosted the Pure Food Club Friday afternoon at Mrs. Bates home. Members knit for the Red Cross and enjoyed a two course luncheon while Miss Nancy Hemphill and Miss Mix Kimball gave vocal and piano selections. The next meeting shifts to Friday, November 2 hosted by Miss Forrester and Mrs. C. W. Beagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Kelly
T. M. Bates
Red Cross
Lee
Nancy Hemphill
Mixa Kimball
Trip Through Yellowstone Park With Noted Jackson Group
Mrs. B. E. Miller and companions Miss Green Miss Boteler T. G. Huff and Dr. C. W. Huff left Jackson Thursday in the Miller car for an unusually pleasant Yellowstone Park trip. Despite the park season being closed, mild weather allowed a full round of the park with no other travelers and roads in excellent condition. The party returned Saturday evening describing the journey as most enjoyable for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Miller
Miss Green
Miss Boteler
T.G. Huff
C. W. Huff
Miller
Yellowstone Park
Jackson
Victrolas ad and ranch notes from Cheney to Jackson
We are agents for Victrolas with machines on hand and offer freight savings. Between Cheney ranch and Squaw Creek a checkered saddle riding gear is missing. Minder to Courier office or Cheney ranch for reward. Edgar E. Batley and RB A Coolidge traveled from Buffalo country. Batley returned to the ranch, Coolidge left for Oregon for winter. Holiday Manor took Miss Burt Miss Supple and the Misses Hopper to Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victrolas
Jactaos Hanwmas Co
Joe Novak
Lowr
Cheney Ranch
Squaw Creek
Courier
Edgar E. Batley
RB. A. Coolidge
Buffalo
Mr. Batley
Mr. Coolidge
Oregon
Holiday Manor
Miss Burt
Miss Supple
Misses Hopper
Jackson
Prize vegetables from Jackson gardens fuel WW effort
Jackson's Hole farmers display enormous yields as communities seek to save surplus produce for war support. Reports mention potatoes up to 34 pounds, cabbages of 37 pounds, turnips near 10 pounds, and rutabagas weighing around 15 pounds, with others rumored across Kelly, Zenith, and Aspenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson's
Hole
Fred Storer
Kelly
Amip
Arthur Simpson
Croek
Wales
W. L. Price
Zenith
W. B. Taylor
Charles Allen
Aspenridge
Statement of Ownership for Jackson's Hole Courier 1917
Ownership and circulation data for the Jackson's Hole Courier published weekly in Jackson Wyoming for October 1917. Editor and publisher Richard Winger named. bondholders none. Notarized oath dated October 2 1917. Stock and livestock figures show cattle horses wagon and buggy at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Wyoming
Richard Winger
Olaude Baan
Aspen Ridge Potato Crop Brings Ten Tons From Small Acreage
Mr. Chas. Allen gathered his potato crop last week yielding ten tons from one and a half acres with large weights noted. He also grew beans, sweet corn, squash and cucumbers on the ranch recently bought from Albert Nulan. Grain in this end of the valley is stacked, with a smaller threshing total expected this fall than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Allen
Prolessional Eye Specialist Visit Schedule
H. M. Scarboroagh The Eyesight Speciale will conduct visits at the Kelly Hotel in Kelly on October 26 and 27, continuing Sunday until 4:00 p m on October 28. He offers reliable work addressing retina and eye defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Scarboroagh
Kelly Hotel
Kelly
Wis
Westen
Eyo
Fisherman's Paradise Beckons From Jacksons Lake Story
J N Leek extols Jacksons Lake fishing after a family trip by car to the valley. An 18 pound Mackinaw and a 10 pound catch by Holly are shown as proof the outing is worthwhile. Leek cites potential for 15 to 40 pound trout and recounts a long fight with a large rainbow that finally yielded a smaller showpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Leek
Jackson's Hole
Jackson's Lake
Mrs. Lask
Holly
Mia
Roy VanVieck
Stella
Leek
Mr. Leek
Jackson
Local Ranch Seeks Visitors Over Prize Cattle
The Salt Lake Tribune photo of Spot's Lassie highlights Adney and Harkness prize stock from Corinne Utah. Their Jackson's Hole herd, linked to Wilson area ranch stock, challenges local cattlemen to visit. Ten Herefords led to Utah State Fair ribbons, including grand and junior champion female spots. Carpenters near completion on E P Ellis home. Lost autographic Kodak near Koerner ranch on Crystal Creek. leave at Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vourier
Salt Lake Tribune
Spot
Belfer
Utah
Jackson's Hole Ranch
G. Adney
Corinne
Ita Claat
Kodak
Old Koerner Ranch
Crystal Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl Curtis
H. L. Curtis
Chere Leloney
Mary
Pointe
Pocatello
R.A. Follering
Charles Delaney and Son
Miss Curtis
Lemis G. Hawkins
Wilson
Wort
Walter Spicer
Laramie
John Pearsor
Denver
Wm. Mercill
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
W. Wid
Taylor
B. G. Mimaball
Wee
Waler
Cashier
Balby
Ascot
U. S
Pure Food Club
Knaamd Winer
Hanry Waowen
Jackson Mercantile Co
Aspen Ridge
W.R. Taylor
Victor
John Kneedy
Chester Stalin
Rally Mercantile Co
Grovant
L.D
Ida Kneedy
M. H. Kneedy and Son
J. N. Aly
Gerrit Hardiman
Moran
Joe Markham
Phares Calender
Ray Golden
Jim Williama
Fisherman's Paradise
E. P. Ellis
Charles Delaney & Son
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
Jackson State Bank
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