Teton Topics Family Travels And Local Ranch Activities
Mr and Mrs Ollie Smith returned from Victor on Saturday with Miss Cora Smith. Frank W Benson and Miss Sylvia depart Monday for the ash. Benson painted two portraits and a picture of the Vetons. Charles Miler was drafted from Pennsylvania but failed to pass due to weight after returning from St Anthony. Sam Smith guided a hunting party for B D Sheffield in Moran. Bill Sonsenbach and sister Loretta returned from Slide Lake with a Bar BC pack outfit. Al Mangum toured the Bar BC last week. Frank Giles and family camped near Spring Creek building a fence for the Bar BC. Josie Knutsen returned to Jackson after visiting the Bar BC. George Ross, Louie Fleming, Cal Carrington and Milt Young planned a hunting trip to Fall River Basin this week. Rar Harris returned to the B C She Meld ranch. Vivian and Maude Smith came from Moran by car last Thursday for a visit. A reunion at the Smill home drew about twenty family members. The Museam Benson and Misses Mopper, Mrs Od McDonald and Miss Mears were guests at the W D Menor ranch on Sunday. Ollie Van Winkle and Joe LePage returned from Vic Burn's lower ranch after haying for several weeks. WANTED TO SELL my ranch and hay crop in Spring Gulch with cattle included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Smith
Victor
Cora Smith
Frank W. Benson
Sylvia
The
Ash
Mr. Benson
Charles Miler
St. Anthony
U. S. Army
Pennsylvania
Sam Smith
Moran
B.D. Sheffield
Vivian
Maude Smith
Smill
Harthoorn Crook Harthoorn Convicted in Idaho Wedding
Harthoorn, a ranch owner near Grovont, Idaho, has been convicted after years of suspicion of entertainments. He married Miss Margaret Crook of Preston, England, on August 28 in Driggs Idaho. The bride, who came to America two years ago, lived in Ogden Utah and met Harthoorn at the Riniker home last spring. The couple returned to Jackson’s Mole for a wedding supper and later plan a dance in the new church house. Harthoorn is regarded as a thrifty, industrious citizen of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannes Harthoorn
Grovont Postofice
Margaret Crook
Preston
England
Driggs
Idaho
America
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Harthoorn
George Rinsker
Busy Crew Contractors Work Across Ranch and Town
A crew led by Fox and his carpenters finished a dwelling at Redmond ranch near Crystal Creek Tuesday noon. They will rest Thursday for Grovant for about twelve days to build L. D. 5. church opposite the Jake Johnson place, then plan a winter bridge across the Snake River upon returning to Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Redmond
Crystal Creek
Grovant
Jake Johnson
Jackson
Snake River
Cheney Post Offices Open To Public Hours Set
The Cheney post offices will open to the public on Monday Wednesday and two Fridays each week with service hours from 9 A M to 11 A M and 2 P M to 4 P M. No business on Sundays. Signed May Cheney Acting Postmaster. A telegram says Dave Ferrin passed the examination and is now enlisted in Uncle Sam's Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
May Cheney
Dave Ferrin
Uncle Sam
Elk Hunt Through Jackson Hole Draws Townwide Pursuit
A yearling spike elk wandered into town last Monday evening near the Harry Wagner home. Mr. Wagner alerted locals and a swift hunt followed with town marshals and butchers claim to hero status. The elk was shot near the bridge and brought to Upe Village for fresh meat the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’ Hole
Harry Wagner
Mr.Wagner
Uwelk
Mr. Wagner
R. E. Miller
Government Ranch
Flat Creek
Upe
Campbell
Roberts
Community notes mix schooling moves and local business
Mrs. W P Redmond and children moved from Crystal Creek for the new school year. Residents include G W Kelly, Jim Chambers, Ruth Calloway, and Misses Curtiss and Kimball. Visitors arrive from Maryland. local store construction proceeds. river observations near Snake River and dam gates affect fording. Stolen bay horse, age three, branded quarter circle V, sought by J Vogel in Wyoming.
Appendicitis Operation Miss Grace Wilson at St. Johns
Miss Grace Wilson, eldest daughter of Mrs Wilson, underwent an appendicitis operation at St John Hospital on Thursday evening. She had suffered several attacks previously and Wednesday was hoped to avoid surgery, but her condition worsened and the operation was successfully performed that night with recovery underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grace Wilson
Mra
Dam Wilson
St. John's Hospital
Grace
Bosxpligh
Bids Sought for Dry Wood and Card Delivery Schedule
Notice invites bids by 2 p.m. Saturday September 16 for 30 cards of dry wood to serve the Jackson Wyoming school block with delivery by November 1 and balance by January 1. Guy S. Tattit, President, School District No. 20, Jackson. Also auction for 18 head of yearling Wing Durham steers at 0.00 per head, five miles south and east of Driggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Guy S. Tattit
Wyoming
Durham
Driggs
Asruuie Winer
Adv
Pure Food Club meeting and community notices
The Pure Food Club met at Mrs. Redmonds home with Mrs. O E B Williams hosting. Guests included Mrs Reynolds Mrs Mayer Mrs Meeks Miss Green and Miss Hemphill. Vocal and instrumental selections followed a Red Cross discussion. A linenheon was served by Mrs Williams with help from Mrs Meeks and Mrs Van Vieck. Next meeting at Mrs Wm Stevenson on Friday September Nth. Also notices of sales and rentals and travel plans of Rev Sisson and family. Local inhabitants mentioned include C B Van Vieck Jackson Drug Co A M Austin Wm Merett and Henry Wagner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Club
Pantage's show drives crowds to the Denver theater scene
Hawaiians wowed Denver audiences as Pantages' touring act closed with strong demand. Muloli's Hawaiiang performs at Odd Fellows Hall for two days while local scene notes record a dentist, ranch visits, and a Wyoming-bound family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rocky Mountain News
Ben Vor
Bell
Manthey
Thesday
Che Kolula
Uawalian
Pantage
Denver
Edit Loo
Shige
Muloli
Aspen Ridge Gossip From The Fore Part Of The Week
Local notes recount farm labor movements and travel, including Wheat for Jin Willie and Wee Deon, Molde barley, and various mis-spellings. Mentions Miss Tily Brivowdy, Mr George Bintker, Mr Thidge, and family moves, with trips to Ashton and Jackson Hole and school enrollments after summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Deon
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Teton Topics
Bill Sonsenbach
Loretta
Slide Lake
al Mangum
Bar BC
Frank Giles
Spring Creek
Mr. Giles
Josie Knutsen
George Ross
Louie Fleming
Cal Carrington
Milt Young
Fall River Basin
Rar Harris
B. C. SheMeld Ranch
Benson
Misses Mopper
Od McDonald
Miss Mears
W. D. Menor Ranch
Ollie van Winkle
Joe LePage
Vic Burn
Spring Gulch
Lee L. Lucas
Harthoorn—Crook
Wm. Merciill
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
WWE
Taylor
Proaident
B. Walken
Cashier
Ramball
Gig Proaidont
Baay
Hart
Onahlor
W. P. Redmond
G. W. Kelly
Charles Delaney & Son
Jim Chambers
Ruth Calloway
5. N. Leek Ranch
Laurel
Delaware
Jennie Gibson
June
Lewis Curtis
Curtiss
Kimball
J. 4. Saunders
Lat Creek
Jim Estes
Wm. Cowan
Jackson Mercantile Co
A. C G. McCain
James Budge
W. J. Daniels and Son
the Dan
Bay Ware
C. BR
Fancy Basehoe’ Lates
Jackson Drug Co
A.M. Austin
Wm. Merett
O. H. Sisson
Stehard Winger
George Kelly
Towa
Indly
Ber
Sisson
Medical
Echool New
Missionary
Ason
Virgil Ward
Wilson
Ivan Kelly
Hoback Country
Forest Service
Live River
Tie
Joe May
Grovont Hill
Abe Ward
Jane A
Charlo Wilton
Ward Tie
Fie
Mary J. Ties
Lave Mytam Spleen
W. L. Spleer
Kelly Merchant
Healy
A. L. Hoshaw
Raneli
Ervon
George Senile
My. Montly
Aryl
Jackson's Hole
Aitte LaVerne Simpson
Pearl Klesnor
Lander
J.P. Conningham
Signa Hoagland
Dr. Campbell
Lili
Aly
Shree Wares
Sine Hotles Island Ied Cockerels
Genel Atp Rureli
Wilson Wyn. Aly
Aspen Ridge
Taekso
Crowne
Beereit
Cieoge Bintker
Charles Allen
Samedi
Thidge
Ashton
MS Spicer
Droy Wisear
Ray Kent
Abe Urbis Forring
Andy Clavtell
Atteur Mahon Ranch
Chubert
Cook Power Jou
M. HE. Kneedy and Son
Humber
Kelly
Gerrit Hardiman
Ull
Tom Walker
Allen
Joli Guthrie
Halo Falls
Porter Shypeon
Laverne
Valley View
Jackoon
Curtis
Vlevar
Ford
Mir Nerwan Smith
Coty
Charles Deloney
Jackson Staite Bank
Hiram $ Wood
Thansen
Mobby Miller
HW. Beloney
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Taney Wawner
Gobi Oh. Tewly
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