Rider Miss Randall Injured En Route to Frontier Race
Professional rider Miss Randall arrived from Miles City Montana Sunday intending to race at the Frontier. Her horse hit a badger hole and fell near Gravant causing a fractured arm and torn ligaments. She was treated by Dr. Huff in Jackson. A Frontier benefit collection later raised 62 dollars after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Randall
Miles City
Montana
Frontier
Gravant
Mies Krandall
Frontier visitor notes and local arrivals in Jackson
Henry Jackson and wife visit from Zenith for the Frontier. Mr and Mrs J W Mills and family travel to Evanston with Lew Knutson guiding them. Mrs Charles Cook formerly of Jackson gravely ill with gall stones. Bowlter family visiting Bruce Coulter’s household. Henry Reese and Klimer Bark noted in town. Jackson Mercantile front improved by Charles Fox crew. Sam McBride and Kay visit with Vi McKean and Enid Simpson. E C Steele and family from above Gravant return for Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McBride
Kay
Vi McKean
Enid Simpson
Horses Not Stolen Authorities Trace Missing Horses
Saunders returned after a search for arses near Little Lake and found the horses had merely fled the Sheridan trail on the Wind River. It appears they were not stolen but had broken loose and headed toward the country they came from years ago. Dallas reports sighting them on Bacon Creek on Friday night, the fourth night after they disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Ty Roy McBride
Little Lake
Mr. Saunders
Ted
Sheridan
Wind River
Waster
Dallas
Bacon Creek
Farm Loan Prospects From Miller & Viele in Jackson Hole
Miller and Viele of Salt Lake City plan farm loan outreach to Jackson Hole. Inspector O V Harrie and agent Albert Charles Choules will visit in late August or early September to assess security and arrange long term loans with flexible prepayment. Contact Choules with loan amount and land offering for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Viele
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Jackson Hole
O. V. Harrie
Albert
Choules
Drigus
Jackson
Miller and Viele
Drie
Harris
Albert Charles
Deiggs
Idato
Elk Items and Local Socials Highlight Busy Week
Si Ferrin and family make an appearance as government beef contract is secured. Inge Che week in documen. Mr and Mrs A Goo arrive from Pennsylvania to spend the narith at Peter Nelson Janet. Rudy Harold conducts a beating party with Sterry Kate and Ken from Los Angeles guiding. They go elk and sheep hunting at the new house site. George Greenwood visits with Miss Cady and Miss Lyons at Puez rave. Moratt weekend with Mrs Joe Markham. Noble Gregory’s Sunday School well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Ferrin
Inge
Mes A. Goo
Pennsylvania
Narith
Peter Nelson
Konto Wolffe
Rudy Harold
Sterry, Kate and
Ken
Los Angeles
Charter Hedrick
Si Ferrin Tas
George Greenwood
Miss Cady
Miss Lyons
Puez
Miss Clark
Joe Markham
Moratt
Will Steingraber
Valdes Allen
Dinner For Green River A Seasonal Frontiers Campaign
Dinner for Green River area patrons caps a lawn campaign at dacheuth. Mi Aonders entertains Wier Peblay at the Need Mere while Wave Perrin calls Mia Coty Monday evening. Forest fires persist as Mrs Hordern and Frank attend civic events. A dance at Charles Allen's Saturday honors Miss Maloney before her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave Perrin
Mia Coty Mornay Evenig
Ite Cushey
Moran
Aspen Ridge Community Notes and Travel Plans
Ji Williams left for Jackson last week to be away several days. T. H. Baxter aided Jacob Johnson with grain harvests both last week and this. Raffertin and Kennedy returned from the Park last Sunday morning. Mrs. J. C. Rutherford visited with Mrs. Joe Eggleston last Saturday. Mrs. Maxter and Pearl Nichols visited at the Norman Smith home last Saturday. M. H. Kneedy has resigned his Lake position and returned once more. Steele and wife drove to Jackson Saturday to prepare for Frontier. Misses Maude Vivian and Cora Smith called at the Valley View ranch last Tuesday. Methames Don Miller and Ray Keet went to Jackson last Saturday to remain until after Frontier. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garisott and son visited overnight at the Baxter. Don Miller and Ray Kent are putting up native hay on their Lost Spelly homesteads. Geck Pfeifer Murphy and Johann went to Jackson last Saturday to make final proof on their homes. Potatoes and wheat not damaged by frosts and cold due to there being has frost on Aspen Ridge. Hans Harthorn brought in a new binder and supplies from over the hill last Wednesday. Moulton Hines ran two binders. Jacob Johnson worked two shifts with one machine last week. If snow falls on their grain this year, I won’t be at fault, Mr. Samuel Konita of New York City, stopping for a while with Milt Young, Bonita has come into the valley recently, but Whee plans to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude, Vivian
Cora Smith
Valley View Ranch
Lawrence Garrisott
Baxter
Don Miller
Ray Kent
Lost Spelly
Messrs
Geck
Pfeifer
Murphy
Johann
Jackeon
Sabir
Aspen Ridge
Hans Harthorn
Moulton Hines
Jacob Johnson
Fragmented Legacy Notes From a Faded Afternoon
A garbled OCR passage hints at a personal diary style scene with names and scattered phrases. It suggests a social setting or event, mentioning a cellist and a town or group labeled CP, but most content is indecipherable, leaving core details unclear. The readable bits imply an afternoon with mood and interpersonal references.
Special Election Notice for Hethereton Area Parcel Boundaries
Notice of a special election to decide land use for a proposed town incorporation. The document details property parcels, boundary lines, and the bearing of roads and creeks. Signatures include Wathh Delaney and James Simpeon J 1k Janes as inspectors.
J We Toerma’s Visit to New York Fragments
A garbled OCR note describes J We Toerma planning a Friday visit to New York in its old home, with mentions of Mimi and J. Sininttofe. It hints at a burial, a possible rail journey, and a few days of travel, but details are unclear due to broken text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. We Toerma
New Tort
Hwae
Onl
Mimi
J. Sininttofe
Han Leg
Fragmented Front page notes torn by time and heat
A garbled historical fragment mentions The Frontier and Week, amid scattered names and places. It hints at activities, weather, and events in Nevada, with references to May and looming changes, but the legible details are sparse and unresolved.
Fractured OCR Local News Briefs and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names places and events with unclear connections. It mentions several individuals and places in a casual community record style, including family mentions and local happenings, but details are largely unreadable. The piece reads like a fragmented society page note with scattered references to local people and locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Jackson
Zenith
J. W. Mills
Cora
Glen
Clara
Evanston
Lew Knutson
Will Stevenson
Charles Cook
J. BR. Boulter
Vinedale
Mes. Bowlter
Bruce Coulter
Kenry Reese
Klimer
Jackson Mercantile Company
Charles Fox
E. C. Steele
Balt Lake City
State Bank
Frank S. Wood
C. L. Brady
Harry Wagner
Robt E. Miller
Hyrum
P. C. Hansen
T. W. Lloyd
C. L. Starrett
John H. Wilson
Harry CoMn
Jack Fee
Peter Neson
Noble Gregory's
Green River
Mary Colin
Grant Hordern
Wilson
Redanton
Mise Clark
Pred Tupyttar
Hedrick
Comte
Harley Mies
Doris
Charles
Allen
Hoor
Maloney
Adio
Sage
Jackson Merc. Co
Ji Williams
T. H. Baxter
Raffertin and Kennedy
J. C. Rutherford
Joe Eggleston
Maxter
Pearl Nichols
Norman Smith
M. H. Kneedy
Lake
Steele and Wife
Samuel Konita
New York City
Milt Young
Bonita
Reed Grocery & Meat Company
Daeteon
Jaekeon
Montag
Daeion
Eerthun
Eeorton
Hoek
Flat Creek
Simpeon
Janes
Nevada
Mio
Stee
Dee Thy
Byneweth
Walker
Chare Clark
Melielly
Woda
Welly
Vint Creek
Peache
Charles Delaney
Wyoming
First National Bank
Briggs
W. Wan. Taylor
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