Two Men Arrested on Burglary Charge
Deputy Sheriff Francis arrested Earl Griswold for breaking into and robbing the Kelly Mercantile store two months ago. Griswold, his mother, and a suspect, James Priestly, were linked to the crime and Griswold pleaded guilty and was bound over to the district court. Griswold confessed to stealing rifles and boots, and claimed to be a paroled Colorado convict. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow morning.
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Francis
Earl Griswold
Kelly Mercantile
Griswold
J. P. Ranch
Idaho
Justice Fuller
Ketumerer
Simpson
Colorado
Last Chance to Register for City Votes
Mesdames Nelson and Brown are at the telephone office with the registration books again today and will be there tomorrow. If you didn’t register two weeks ago you must do so today or tomorrow. Debates over whether non residents must register to vote in an incorporated town spark opinions that judges may not bar suffrage for those who fail to register in Jackson.
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Mesdames
Nelson and Brown
Thay
Watt Brandon
Sheridan Post
R. St. Row
Jackson
Crabtree Family Trip and Local Bridge Appeal
Mr and Mrs Crabtree and son Henry began a trip to visit relatives in Indianola Nebraska then to Fredonia Kansas to deliver their car. Contractors stand ready to start the bridge project with local contributions urged. Also offering two milch cows with calves and a yearling heifer. Mrs Susie Lloyd oversees the Crabtree hotel during their absence.
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Henry
Indianola
Nebraska
Ci Pramier
Stryker Boys
Fredonia
Kansas
Susie Lloyd
Crabtree Hotel
Mrs. Crabtree
Bridge Project Sparks Local Fund Drive In Jackson
A Jackson meeting led by J Le Bynon and Prohard Winger organized funding for a bridge project. Local businessmen pledged about 4,000 with committees formed to gather more funds as state and county gaps were bridged by a $50,000 state emergency grant and a $15,000 shortfall remained.
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J. le Bynon
Prohard Winger
Jackson
T. O
F. Hall
Cheyenne
Semen
Eynon
Winger
Rose Named Democratic Candidate for County Prosecution
Attorney R. R. Rose selected by the Deliberatic County Central Committee to fill the vacancy for County and Prosecuting Attorney after the death of Med. L. Mullings. Rose accepted the appointment and plans to campaign with other county candidates who visited Jackson Hole last week. He previously held the office in 1917 and 1918 and is praised as an able, energetic lawyer who managed tough cases without outside help. Also notice: Lost item between Kelly and Jackson with reward offered by W. P. Redmond.
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Nxvcntive
Deliberatic
County Central Committee
KR. Rose
Kemmeree
Med. L. Mullings
Rose
Jackson * Hole
Hose
Jas Christmas
Jackson accepts will to gift Frontier Park for town use
At a Monday meeting Mayor Miller led residents in endorsing the acceptance of Frontier Park by Jackson. Intimate friends of the donor Belle Flanders specify the park be held in trust, with a monument bearing her name and annual school prizes. Provisions require care of grounds and buildings, trees planted, and proper governance by a town or trust. The town council is urged to proceed with acceptance per the donor’s will and dated October 1, 1920.
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Miller
Jackson
Belle Flanders
Jackson's Hole
Lille
Neweniy
Jowheon
Helle Mlanders
Frontier Park
Clana, Wort
Town of
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Mem
G. S. Barnier
L. P. Minne
Kelly
Wye
Diamond Shoes
Wm. Mercill
J. R. Jones
Heiser Saddles
Jackson Mercantile Company
Buckheel & Mayer
Kelly Mercantile CO
Kelly, Wyoming
Jackson State Bank
Robert. I. Miller
Frank 8. Wood
View Provident
Harry Wagner
W. P. Redmond
P.C. Hansen
Worth le Starrett
Geo
Bahuet
Heady
R. R. Rose
Charles Deloney
Buckingham & Hecht
Hood’s
Vincent the Tallor
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