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Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

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Kelly Man Dies Suddenly in Kelly Barnyard

Nels Hoagland a rancher near Kelly was found dead in his barn yard early Monday. An inquest led by Juntice Fuller Dr Huff and Fred Lovejoy found heart failure as the cause. He leaves a daughter Signa a son Oxcar and a younger son Junker. burial in Kelly graveyard followed Tuesday.

Nels Hoagland Kelly Albert Nelson Mr. Hoagland Jimmie Smith Juntice Fuller Huff Fred Lovejoy Jackson Tt Wan Hoagland Besn Miss Signa White Grasn Ranch Oxcar Navy San Francisco Junker Dahi Kelly Graveyard

Cattle Shipments to Hudson and Omaha In Transit

The J. P. Ranch Co. moves about twelve cattle loads toward Hudson Wyoming with shipments destined for Omaha. Elk Ranch Co orders forty cars for Hudson on the 18th. Mrs. I. D. Lundsaw of Garfield Utah visits sister Mrs. Raymond Kent in Kally. Mamie Vogel to attend Blackfoot Idaho school this winter. A baby boy was born Tuesday to Mrs. John A. Moulton of Grovont in Victor Idaho.

J. P. Ranch Co Hudson Wyoming Omaha The Elk Ranch Company I. D. Lundsaw Garfield Utah Raymond Kent Kally James Vogel Mise Mamie Leparted Blackfoot Idaho Mamie Victor, Idaho John A. Moulton Grovont

Ross Routs Substitute Fred Smith in Pocatello Wrestling Show

Ross advertised to face Ted Ross failed to appear in Pocatello Idaho. Fred Smith stepped in from the crowd to challenge Smith in a fierce match with falls in 19 and 18 minutes respectively. Both men traded offense throughout the bout, praised as perhaps the best wrestling match seen locally. Curtis edged Huffey by decision in the four round boxing prelim.

Art Chester Pocatello Idaho Ted Ross Fred Smith Mr. Smith Ron Ross Curtis Huffey

Dr Campbell to Leave Jackson for Salt Lake City Practice

Dr M C Campbell Dantiat who has been in Jackson over a year expects to leave soon for Salt Lake City. He will share offices in the Judge Building with Dr C L Shields Surgeon and install modern dental equipment. Others, Stanley Woodward and Wm Kingsley of Philadelphia after a Jackson summer went to the Saw Tooth Mountains to hunt with Ed Mayer as guide.

M. C. Campbell Dantiat Jackson Salt Lake City Judge Building C. L. Shields Campbell Adv Stanley Woodward Wm. Kingsley Philadelphia Jackson's Hole Ed. Mayer

Frontier Prizes Celebrate Decided Success at Frontier Event

The Frontier Celebration drew ideal weather and a large crowd with many contestants. Prizes were awarded daily across events including bucking, relays, free-for-alls, pony and horse races, with notable winners such as Charles Wort Ed Wright Oscar Seaton Geo Williams and Alfred Ratliff. Judges and volunteers from Montana and local groups contributed to a successful show.

George Williams Ed Wright Join Wort Charles Wort Ed Mayer Oscar Seaton Earl Nichols Alva Seaton Floyd’ Stainmaker Lloyd Seaton Ralph LaRocque H. R. Drake Wrang van Leeuwen Geo. Williams Mart Deyo Alfred Ratliff Clyde Foster Seo Il Iva Senston Stanley Woodward Wui Kingsle Duttine Mie Town John Wort Chas Wort InuiJay Goodrick Curt Bynon Geo. Seaton Leonard Ferrin John L Dodge Liver Tony Grace Chae, Wilson,Jr

Frontier lighting honors honor different city helper

Credit is due Fred Lovejoy for stringing a line of colored electric lights across the street from the telephone office to the I O O F Hall during Frontier. M H Brinton the Victor postmaster was in Jackson several days earlier, handling business and other matters.

Fred Lovejoy I. O. O. F. Hall Frontier M.H. Brinton Victor Jackson Dusiness

Accompanying Plane Returns Safely to Idaho

The Courier reports Meemers Harker and Winton landed safely in Idaho after a flight via Snake River Canyon on Sunday. They experienced cold conditions at 12,000 feet while crossing the Snake River mountains but none of them were injured.

Meemers Harker Winton Mee Idaho Snake River Canyon Snakes River Mountains

Teachers Institute Boosts Jackson Hole School

Practically all Jacksons Hole school teachers attend the conference while few patrons join. Attendees report high entertainment value and clear benefits, and those who stay away are missing something valuable.

Jackson's Hole Teachers, Institute and Better Schools

Nurse Arrives to Lead St. John's Hospital in Jackson

Mina Nettie Kiddy of Baltimore arrived in Jackson on Tuesday and will oversee St. John's Hospital. Kiddy previously worked at John Hopkins Hospital for years and has ties to the Howard A. Kelly Institute in Baltimore.

Mina Nettie Kiddy Baltimore Jackson St. John’s Hospital Mire Kiddy John Hopking Hospital Howard A. Kelly Baitimore

Water Division No 4 notice to approvers in Jackson

The Superintendent of Water Division No 4 will be in Jackson from September 10 to 18 to receive proof of appropriation. All parties wishing to prove up should appear with their water and land papers. M I McCuaig Superintendent Water Division No 4.

Jackson M. I. McCuaig Water Division No. 4

Aviation exhibition ends with skilled maneuvers by Barker and Winton

Barker the aviator from Gooding Idaho and his companion Mr Winton, of Lowe, wow crowds with forward and backward loops, side tumbles, rolls and flying upside down. They used the Lincoln National plane at Grace Idaho for a high altitude display and managed multiple landings without a single accident despite no local landing area.

Barker Hie Towehouie Winton Gooding Idaho Lincoln National Grace

Jackson Boys Sweep Two Games After Pickup Challenge

On September second the Aston ball team failed to appear for a Frontier match with the Jackson boys. Idaho star players joined the Jackson lineup, who won 11 to 6. The Vicar team then visited and lost 20 to 2. Jackson’s Buster Estes and Bruce Porter were sidelined, yet the boys remained invincible with W H McKahan and Bike McCain filling in for Porter and Estes.

Aston Ball Jackson Boys Frontier Nime Idaho Jackson Buster Estes Bruce Porter W. Hl McKahan Bike McCain Messers, Porter Estes

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Smith Dr. Campbell Peerless Wm. Mercill J. R. Jones Frontier Prizes Jackson Mercantile Co Kelly Mercantile CO Kelly, Wyoming Jackson State Bank Robert B. Miller Frank 8. Weed Vicw Harry Wagner Holmend C Hemeen C. J. Worth L Starrett Geo. Bonet C. L. Bendy Teachers’ Institute Snel Charles Deloney Vincent the Tailor
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