Official Commissioners Proceedings of Wyoming County
The Board of County Commissioners met at 2 30 P M October 11 1922 in Jackson Wyoming with W P Redmond chair and P C Hansen present T R Wilson absent Bark clerk to the commissioners resigned and Fred Lovejoy was appointed his oath of office taken and filed an election proclamation ordered to be issued and to appear in the Courier for October 12 1922 with copies sent to every post office in the county
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Board of County Commissioners
W. P. Redmond
P. C. Hansen
T.R. Wilson
Bark
Fred Lovejoy
Svery Postr
Teton County Election Proclamation for November 7 1922
Public notice proclaims a general election in Teton County Wyoming on Tuesday November 7 1922. It lists officers to be elected including United States Senator Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction and legislative county and local posts with candidates and constitutional amendments to be voted upon.
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Teton
Wyoming
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Hope County
Teton County
Bred Lovejoy
County of
Teton County Organizing Fight Refuted by Local Paper
Kemmerer Camera claimed the Supreme Court denied Teton County’s right to organize. The late issue published a rebuttal noting the court directed the district to decide if 1920 statutes on county organization were repealed. The paper argues organization is favored and questions the article’s accuracy.
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Kemmerer Camera
Teton County
Supreme Court
District Court
Teton
Sia
Rose
Spaulding
Brown
Gasper
Epidemic Of Marriages In The Valley
An epidemic of marriages sweeps the valley with multiple ceremonies in October and September. Ruth Brenenstall wed Orin Wilson at Driggs on October 7, followed by Florenee Hearne and Harry Cole in Driggs, then headed to California. Rachel Saunders and Dean Baxter tied the knot with Mrs. Saunders present, as did Mrs. Roy McBride and Roy Saunders. Laura Lloyd wed J Edgar Wood of Tacoma at St Michael’s in Boi, planning a Portland home, and Earl Morrill married in Seattle on September 13.
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Ruth Brenenstall
Orin Wilson
Drigge
Florenee Hearne
Harry Cole
Harry
Driggs
California
Tia
Rachel Saunders
Dean Baxter
Saunders
Roy Mcbride
Roy Saunders
Misa Laura Lloyd
J. Edgar Wood
Tacoma
Washington
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Boi
Portland
Brundage Suwalls Event Stirs Local Watch
Local observers report startling developments at the Brundage suwalls as Mr Winger officiated on Monday evening during the absence of the boast and the chief operator, signaling unusual activity and leadership gaps in the operation.
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Brundage
Mr. Winger
DeLaney announces engagement of Fae DeLaney Browning
Mr and Mrs W C DeLaney announce the engagement of their daughter Fae to Rowland Browning of Ogden Utah The couple plan to marry on November 1 and depart for Germany where they will undertake missionary work for the L D S Church
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Mim. W. C. DeLaney
Fae
Rowland Browning
Ogden
Utah
Germany
L. D.8
Dairy Leaders Boost Valley Dairy Business Growth
Lester and Helen Leek return from Star Valley with Bill Wells, dairy expert, bringing fifty five pure bred Holetine cows to the Leek ranch in South Park. The purchase marks another major boost for the valley dairy industry as Ray Reed acquires one of the top cows.
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Lester
Helen Leek
Star Valley
Bill Wells
Leek Ranch
South Park
Ray Reed
Be Careful With Fire Be Careful With Fire
James Russel, who started a timber fire on Spread Creek burning about 400 acres, has been captured at Cody. Supervisor McCain and Ranger Rosern are en route to prosecute. Reports say the act was willful carelessness as Russel started the blaze and tried to flee before detection.
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James Russel
Spread Creek
Cody
McCain
Rosencrans
Russel
Horse Team Rampage Shocks Jackson Residents
A wagon drawn by a team of horses bolted from Charlie Foxe's new house and bolted east, injuring Fred Deyo when knocked under the wagon. The rig struck a telephone pole, breaking wires and damaging the vehicle. Deyo suffered a chipped elbow bone and bruising.
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Jackson
Charlie Foxe
Vincent
Fred Deyo
Fred
Moran Items and Legal Fine Over Elk Hunting
A Grey Bull party killed a bull elk at Jaekwon's Lake head and paid a $75 fine plus costs. Notices about game preservation might have spared the humiliation. Mrs. James Cowles hosted a card and dance night with a midnight luncheon. Visitors included R. Wilson, M. B. Clark, and Dillard Newland. The Ladies' Community Club met with Mrs. Grimmesey. Wm. Mereill and Fred Lovejoy called in Moran, and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Randall returned to Moran.
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Grey Bull
Jaekwon'n Lake
R. Wilson
M. B. Clark
Dillard Newland
Moran
Emily Thompson to Leave Jackson for Crow Hotel Post
The editor interviews Emily Thompson to verify her plans to depart Jackson early next week. She will take a lucrative elevator operator job at the Crow Hotel in Pocatello, with further details to be requested via stamped envelope.
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Tampa
Emily Thompson
Jackson
Crow
Pocatello
Dick Winger
Local notes from String Lakes and area camps
Mr Evans and road crew camped at String Lakes this week with Melvin Nichola Walter Scott and Bill Boedeker among workers grading Moran road Mrs Dornan and Mrs Childs head East Bill Grant drove them to Victor Dornan plans a spring return Son Jack living there Joe Doyo returns to ranch from Timber Island to work cattle soon Mr and Mrs W H Seebohm visit H H Menor ranch A L Young returns to saw mill Alvin Emery shifts to Jackson Cadwatedar Mates ranch visits Nancy McKeon returns to Philadelphia Dave Ewart and Norman Smiths brother back in region HH Menor visits Bar BC ranch.
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Jack Evans
String Lakes
Mr. Evans
Melvin Nichola
Walter Scott
Bill Boedeker
B. M. Dornan
Voters urged to support candidate for Teton County clerk
To the voters of Teton County I solicit your support as clerk in the coming election. I have been a taxpayer and advocate of our schools and county for twenty three years. I will keep expenses to a minimum and work to build the new county. I was educated in Omala schools and have taught and kept books.
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Teton County
Omala
Sunday Services At Trinity Kelly and Jackson Churches
Sunday School times listed for Trinity Church and Jackson St John’s Church with morning and evening services. Evening services alternate between Jackson and Kelly. Baptist Church offers morning and evening services. Invited by Rev. Coggin and Pastor Vastor.
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Kelly
Trinity Church
Jackson St. John’s
Jackson
Candidate Promises County Office Reform Experience
To the voters of Teton County the candidate pledges seven years of office experience and proposes centralized supervision by the County Clerk and Recorder. He asserts accountability and urges electors to support his bid, claiming readiness to oversee county administration and ensure proper procedures.
Program and Dance Invitation From Kelly School Cast
We the teasbore and students of the Kelly school invite all to a Halloween Jullen Saturday in St Bend. The notice calls for community attendance at the event and outlines the gatherings, performances, and activities planned for the evening.
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Teasbore
Kelly School
Grovont Gleaning By Mel Thorp Rally Absentees Disappoint
A local event titled Grovont Gleaning By Mel Thorp failed to draw speakers as planned for Thursday evening. Attendees were met with empty chairs and a minor hiccup over a noisy pigeon in the crowd. The night featured dancing, light refreshments, and social visiting including Gladys Stone and Chet Stalin driving to spend Sunday with Orin Seaton. Pearl Carrol’s upcoming wedding to Ben Seaton drew gifts at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Cleo May, while Pearl’s fiancé received a playful article reading The Romance of Bachelor Ben. Guests departed about 5:30 with best wishes for the couple.
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Thorp
Kelly
Jim
Viola
Notice of divorce suit and seller’s assistance in Wyoming
Notice states wife filed for divorce and she shall not be responsible for any bill. Includes names Jacob Johnson-Crovant and location Wye. Also an ad from WOMANS EXCHANGE inviting ladies to sell handcrafts for a small commission in Vernon, Wyoming.
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Jacob Johnson — Crovant
Wye
Kally
Trap for Dry Agents Ends in Strife Near Riowsh Le
A garbled report describes an incident where Pete, linked to internal revenue operations, confronted a large bear trap replaced by a Federal Mob Work Agent near Riowsh Le. The event centers on a failed setup and a violent exchange, with unclear details surviving in the damaged OCR.
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Klaw O
Riowsh
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Jackson, Teton County
Wyo
Winky
Mid County
State of Wyoming
Tumday
Frank W. Mondell
John J. Kendrick
Guthrie
Soc
John W. Hay
B. Rows
Richard
Spurrier
Book of State
Frook
Lucas Edwin P
Taylor Isaac R
Loyd
Vincent Carter
Richard Handerson
John M, Snyder
Harry A
Loucks
Ray Borhman
Amy Alta
Daily
Mra
E. M. Hill
Rigby
Imeson Davis
Davis ‘Meson
Byoon Guateude
Stiengraber
Eva Feo
Ghapliae Hellie B. Reed Jackson J
E. Williams
Warren G. Bunn
H. Bark Mae Kaffedin
Kally Mae Lovejoy
L. A. Kafferlain
A. RB
Kim Albert Innall
Teton L. C. Waterman
Berrys Spaulding Reware
Linn Wilson
Albert Linn
Rum Robbins G
Kemmerer
Earl Morrill
Seattle
K. A. Fuller
Countess Gicycka
Salt Lake City
Vernon Curtis
Los Angeles
Carl
Nuf
Club
Mesdames, Goo, Wilson
Lou Lucas
W. C. Delaney
M. R. Grimmesey
James Cowles
Ladies’ Community Club
Wm. Mereill
Teton Topics
Mrs. Estes
Joe Doyo
Timber Island
W. H. Seebohm
H. H. Menor Ranch
A. L. Young
Cadwatedar and Mates Ranches
Alvin Emery
Tony Grave
Mr. Calahan
Mina Nancy McKeon
G.tinker Bispham
Philadelphia
Dave Ewart
Mnu
Norman Smith
HH. Menor
Bar BC Ranch
Joliane Tanner
Qounty
Lu Kemmerer
Megsten
Gladys Stone
Chet Stalin
Orin Seaton Raised
Dave Ricks
Joe Hen- Inger
Andy Chambora
Huff
Mr. Hedrick
Ross Lill
Cunningham
Viola Budge
Jim Budge
Jakie Johnson
Johnson
Clara Gentry
Kansas City
Jim Chambers
Elk School
Almon & Thweatt Attorneys At Law
Jackson, Wyoming
J.C. Robertson &Co
Victor
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