Frontier Events Result Summary at Three Day Frontier Show
The Frontier events awarded prizes across three days including Boys Pony Race won by Jesse Wort and Charlot Race won by Myrot Seaton. Women’s Relay went to Bessie Stiteon, and Wild Horse Race to Henry Jackson. Other winners included Dick Mayer in Old Settler’s Race, Myron Seaton in Men’s Relay, Walt Mears in Dude Race, and Johnnie Wort in Male Cow Pony. Prize money was evenly divided where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Wort
Myrot Seaton
Was. Stevenson
Bessie Stiteon
Wort
Dick Mayer
J. Wort
Walt Mile
Mr. Mears
Philadelphia
Winggar
Stilson
Johnnie Wort
Myron Seaton
Kart Nichols
Henry Jackson
Jackson area social notes and travel roundup
Mary Coffinn and family traveled to Jackson last week. A party including Mr and Mrs Don Miller and others set out for a Park trip, returning in two weeks. Frank Peterson’s family visited, Hilda Sheffield stayed in Moran, high winds hindered Lake trip. Jackson Drug Co promotes paint and wallpaper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coffinn
Faustly
Sto
Jackson
Fie
Mr. and
Mra
Don Miller
Karl Kent
Jack Fee
Have Gone to Alaska Hunnicutt Family Move
The Hunnicutt family leaves for None Alaska where W Hunnicutt becomes General Superintendent of a prominent school and Mrs Hunnicutt serves as matron. W Hunnicutt receives 120 salary and Mrs Hunnicutt 900 plus all living expenses. Friends here wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hunnicntt
Alaska
Hanniewtt
Hunnientt
Hunnicutt
Hunnicntt
Park trip leads to reports of enjoyment and travel notes
Louie and John Laren returned Wednesday from their Park trip reporting a most enjoyable time. C. Lemon of Silesia Montana visited the valley seeking a ranch location with plans to buy pies and run cattle locally. Other residents like G E B Lunbeck Lester Hale John Cherry and C J Alien embarked on a hutting trip into the Hills while Guy Germain and family plus Miss Forrester headed to Mt Leyde for hunting and camping. James Simpson left for Idaho Falls on a four to five day business trip and will visit the Frontier at the Pallor later. Jim Lannivan visited earlier in the week meeting old friends Gil Muff and family are on a hunting trip with hopes of bringing back mountain sheep. Mr Wagner of the Jackson State Bank and family are settling in the Frank Van Vieck house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Germain
Miss Forrester
Mt. Leyde
James Simpson
Idaho Parls
the Prontier
The
Palle
Gil Muff
Mr. Wagner
Jackson State Bank
Frank van Vieck
Big Piney Rodeo Sets Stage For 1st Annual Modeo
Big Piney plans a first annual rodeo in September drawing riders from across the country. The event promises large prizes for each discipline and a big crowd. Jackson Hole participants intend to bring horses to compete in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Civil Service Exam for Forest Ranger Positions
The Civil Service Commission announces an examination for assistant forest ranger on October 1 in Colorado at Tollbran Delta Durango Fort Line Fraser Glenwood Springs prison Leadeille Mateus Monte Vista Pagosa Springs Weatcliffe and in Wyoming Atta Cody Dutets Breampment Lareter Laraute Pinedale art idan and in South Dakota Coster Deadwood. Applicants must be 21 to 40, able to endure outdoor life. Exam has two parts: practical questions on surveying estimating and lumbering land laws mining and livestock licenses. a field test with riding and packing. Practical experience preferred. maps and drawing ability valued. Applicants must be residents of the state where applying and familiar with local conditions. Salary 1100 yearly with promotion potential. Also includes duties of protecting forests, enforcing laws, building roads, fighting fires, handling sales, and dealing with the public. Information from the U S Civil Service Commission Washington DC or Denver district forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service, Commission
Colorado
Tollbran
Delta
Durango
Fortline
Fraser
Glenwood Springs
Nison
Leadeille
Mateus
Monte Vista
Pagosa Springs
el Me
Meg Moy
Eae Uonal Forest
Consler Lin
United States Civil Service
Lonab
Washington
Denver
School Opens Hast Tuesday Morning
Fragmented OCR text describes a school opening with teachers and classes. It mentions Mr Hartke, Mr Heath, and multiple teachers including Miss Thyew and Miss Pickus. The passage references seventy grades and a focus on staffing and early arrangements, though the readable details are limited and muddled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartke
Heath
Prinehoat
Wien
Needs a Job in Seattle Washington
A job seeker describes being unemployed and seeking assistance to find work in Seattle Washington. The writer asks for help placing them in a suitable role and mentions prior experience in farming and generic labor. The tone seeks urgent employment guidance.
Community News From A Rural Locale
Mrs Hertha Houlter of Arnedale visits with her brother and sister at the Welige while Mrs Leer Onin treks to Jackson Sunday. Neighbors note Tom Wasen and Riverside visitors, Alfert Gunter’s town visit, and the Seaton boys heading out early to tend cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Leer
Jackson
Hertha Houlter
Arnedale
Welige
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Idaho Trip
Will Stevenson and Roy Van Vieck traveled to Idaho for the Krowtier Association tilts this week. A letter from Vibet mentions Chet Leal Palle decorating for the celebration. Mrs. J. Simpson returned from a pleasant Lava Hot Springs trip to Salt Lake City. Helen Wood Bile visited St Anthony and returned with Mr and Mrs Lafferty from their Grovant ranch. Don Williams shot a fine deer on Sept 1. The velvet and hens lay spread as thebers are to the velvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy van Vieck
Idaho
Wasiet
Krowtier Association
Thetrax
Vibet
Chet Leal Palle
Simpson
Lava Mot
Springs
Salt Lake City
Helen
Bile
St Anthony
Don Williams
Henites Tay Hag & Lange
Local Notable Ranch Work and Community Notes
Several residents and workers are listed with tasks around Aspen Ridge and Gros Ventre area. Mr Stonttt traveled to Prank Petreson, JW Greenough edited on the Kite, Mel Yeung and Mel trek the Prantfer show, LH Meaghan tied Hark to work for Uncle Sam, Mr Ferrio plans stage setup at Carpet tee ranch for dinner, J R Swith cuts hay for G W Greenorigh, WT A Baster aided G Wo Greet del Work on a new bese, carpenters and Lawretce Meagland began digging Monday, Mies Hengghatet jewely, Joleen traveled with Hits Dadar Lat week, Don Williams passed through with a fine deer head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH Meaghan
Hark
Uncle Sam
Mr. Ferrio
Carpettee Ranch
J R. Swith
G. W. Greenorigh
W. W. Smitty Ranch
A. Baster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avior
Abner Nelson
Frank Peterson
Mary Coain
Comin
BR. Wilson
Cofin Ranch
Hilda Sheffield
Moran
Jackson Drug Co
Louie
John Laren
C. Lemon
Silesia
Montana
G. EB. Lunbeck
Lester Hale
John Cherry
C.J. Alien
Wees
Jim Lannivan
Big Piney Rodeo
Jackson Merc. Co
State Bank
Frank S. Wood
L. Brady
Harry Wagner
Rob’ E. Miller
Hyrua
P. C. Hansen
T. W. Lloyd
C. L. Starrece
John H. Wilson
Civil Service Examination
George Gee
Jacswin
Augiat Nicolalson
Wilson
Bresh
Will
Charile Wort
Victor Nouday
Bo v Railroad
August Clristensen
J. P. Ranch
Pont Ha
California
Jackson Drag Co
Itr Town
Tientay
Warren Francis Wan
Zenithal
Pvt. Hemphill
Jackenn
Me. Hemphill
de AY. Wilson
Montrore
Ota
Jackson Serwals
Wis
Dex Predsoner
Dackseit
Les. T. A. Wallace
Lander
Otweltth Jaden
Rev. Wardiaw
Powell
Wyoming
Mary Cheney
Cheney
E. C. Steele
Frontier
George Row
David Cheney
Thie Homestead
Otley Williams
LH. Zimmerman
Ham’Wort
Elias Wilson
Bhorty
Ural
Vietting
Rhend
Wn Jackson
Big Piney
Seattle
Reed Grocery & Meat Company
Groceriks
Teave
Hite Presienne
Taree
Aloha
Mr. L. Carlton
Mer. Detekelt
Atlen
Orville
Dolin Barter
Alfert Gunter
Victor
Moudray
Tom Wasen
Matt
Mamie Royer
Childeens
Carlson Home
Clow Starrett
Seaton Boys
Will Stevenson
Mies Wayer
Port Hall
Deesie de Viney
Mes
Kent
Aspen Ridge
Mr. Stonttt
Petreson
JW. Greenough
Mel Yeung
Mel Trek
Prantfer
Carpenters Children
Manter Lawretce
Momilay
Joleen Cane
Suvith
Hatherford, Haster
John Taylor
Don Willams
Drekson
Crystal Creek
Charles Delane Y
First National Bank
Drisgs
W. Wu. Taylor
Walker
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