Marriage of Local Interest
A request reached this office to change the address of subscriber Miss Chloe Mahoney of Albion Idaho to Mrs. B F Neelands of St Ignatius Montana. We infer a recent wedding of two former Jackson Valley residents. Miss Mahoney taught in Jackson schools and Mr Neelands worked for the U S Bureau of Safety in dam construction at Jackson Lake. Both have many local friends wishing them happiness. Mr Neelands now with the U S B S at St Ignatius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Chloe Mahoney
Albion
Idaho
B. F. Neelands
St. Ignatius
Montana
Jackson Valley
Jackson Lake
Neelands
U.S. B.S
Lost Mare and Illness Struck Ranch Trouble
Mart Henrie suffered misfortune crossing Teton Pass when a matched dun mare died from blood poison. The loss complicates mating due to color. Henrie also damaged a wheel, requiring Tom Estes to haul freight. Hyrum Mellinelly, long employed on the Wilson ranches, lies seriously ill with abdominal troubles under Dr. Huff care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Henrie
Teton Pass
Mr. Henrie
Tom Estes
Hyrum MelInelly
Jackson School Enrollments Rise in Third Week
The Jackson public school reports its third week with strong growth. Superintendent Hemphill cites enrollment over 100, nearing 125, and the high school at its largest in Jackson. New facilities include a sanitary fountain and bell. upstairs move planned when extra room finishes. Teachers named. public invited to inspect work. local residents visit and run small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Public School
Hemphill
Jackson
Nancy
Miss Kimball
Curjtsa
Draft Call List for Jackson Hole Continues
The Kemmerer Camera reprints the ongoing draft list affecting Jackson Hole with numerous names and addresses including Virgil W. Ward Bert A. Schofield and many others. The section also notes local sales of livestock, farm notices, a health update on Mrs. Laura Harvey, duck season opening along Flat Creek, Pure Food Grub meeting details, and community activity from Jackson and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hole
Kemmerer
Flat Creek
Harry Wagner
Applications For Grazing Permits In Teton Forest
Notice of grazing permit applications for cattle and horses in Teton National Forest during 1918. Applications must be filed in Jackson Wyoming by November 1. Blank forms and full information available on request. This notice excludes current permittees. Forest Supervisor Robt E Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton National Forest
Jackson
Wyoming
Robt, E. Miller
Narrow Escape On Groy Venue Bridge Collision
Serious disaster averted as James To and Joe May families escape a dramatic plunge when their car teetered on the edge of the Kelly bridge. Joe May leaped to safety into the river, while Mr May Sr. steadied the vehicle to prevent a fall. Joe suffered a broken wrist and minor injuries, but all escaped with remarkable luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erieyous
James To
Joe May
May
Groy
Kelly
Mr. May Sr
Gav
Mie
For Sale Navajo Blankets and Silver Jewelry
An advertisement offers genuine Navajo blankets and silver jewelry for sale to benefit the Santo Domingo Indians in New Mexico. The seller identifies as J. B. Burt from Teton Wyoming and states all profit goes to the Santo Domingo people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Local notes from Aspen Ridge and Valley View area
Aspen Ridge and nearby areas report fishing successes on Snake River. Local officials and families discuss school openings and staff, with Miss Steuve in charge of higher grades. Residents engage in farming, freighting, and social visits, with livestock losses and beef round-ups noted amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Miss Steuve
Idaho
E. N. Moody
Prospects for Snake River Bridge Improve with Funds
County commissioners after a Cheyenne visit secured a 2400 dollar state appropriation for the Snake River bridge repairs west of Jackson. They must match this with local funds and bids will be invited for a new span and approach, aiming for spring travel. Survey work continues on nearby roads with plans to expand rip-rap and complete major projects including the Wilson Moran road and the Teton Pass route, signaling a Jackson Hole boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Moran Road
Snake River
Cheyenne
Maghway
Jackson
Lincoln County
Camatsston
Hodge
Z. E. Levison
Wyoming
Lidge
Levison
Stave Highway Commission
Whitson Moran Road
Mr Levison
Wilson
Hulte Bridge
Teton Pass
Wilson Moran
State River
Jackson's Hole
Official Council Proceedings From Small Town Meeting
Council met in regular session on September 3 with a quorum, adjourned to September 17. Corners adjourned session on September 17 with Mayor Richard Winger presiding. F A Hemphill appointed town clerk. Water works report reviewed. cemetery site land acquisition ordered. adjournment moved and carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counel
F.C. Hemptill
Richard Winger
Cornel
Couneilmen
Chas Wort
C. W. Dall
Chas
Fox
Counetman
Allest
F.A. Hemphill
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Tursday’s Mall
JY Ranch
Toten, Wye
James Noble
Cora
Jackson’s Hole
Mr. Noble
Joe Novak
Charlie Fox
Driggs
Evelyn Dunn
New York City
Sutton
Muncey
Indiana
John Shire Ranch
C. R. VanVieck
Wm. Mercill
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
W. WM. Taylor
C. G. Kimball
B. Walner
LW. Dalby
Jackson’ Hole
Virgil W. Ward
Bert A. Schofield
Roughbert A. Fuller
Charles R. Wagner
John B. Karns
Cheney
Luther Taylor
Fred W. Fuger
Vearli C. True
George W. Card
Joseph S. Chaplin
Elk
John L. Kneedy
Grovont
Louis Wm. Francis
Zenith
Ben Maben
James G
Durham
Claude Sage
Jackson, Wye
D.C
Mr. A. ©. McCain
R. E. Miller
Miss Green
Jenny's Lake
the & L. Coulters
John Mayer
Aspen Ridge
Ghester Stalin
T. D. Fee
Ira Guthrie
W. BR. Taylor
Buffalo
Valley View
Jim Williams
Delaney & Son
Ray Golden
Kelly Mercantile Co
Chester Stalin
J. R. Smith
J. W. Nixon
Lewis Gurtis
Milt Young
Jacob Johnson
Jim Williames
Black Rock
Jacksons
Rodney Jones
W.H. Scelemre
Zeniah
Wye
I. W. Ply, Jackson
Mackinaws
Jackson Marcantie Co
Official Council
Charles Deloney
Jackson State Bank
Thobot B. Miller
J. W. Delores
Casinor
L. Starrett Geo. Lelinet
le Vrady
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