Death of Mrs Aleahan Ward in Jackson Wyoming
Community mourns the death of Mrs Aleahan Ward at home of Charles Dotoney Thackson after a heart attack. She was born December 2, 1868 in Hiemington and died September 10, 1916 in Jackson at 47. Survived by husband Abraham Ward and nine children with six living, plus four sisters and three brothers. Funeral held at the TL. B Church with interment in Wilson Cemetery. Mrs Vesto Ward Linn and Kel tie McRengle attended from North Dakota. A coat left at the Courier office for exchange after a mistaken coat switch at the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleahan Ward
Charles Dotoney Thackson
Lo Jackson
Ls Jatvity
Eek Wien
Mex Ward
Kitnadane Wilken
Hieemington
Tahe
Jackson
Wyomill
Beloe
Bloomington
Teal
Abraham Ward
Eileen
Tey
Alutalane Kijaty Ware
Bareet
Ducks Sept
Aiake
Cattle Drive With 580 Head Starts Toward Rim Valley Rail Line
About 580 head from the Black Reel herd owned by Henrie Starrett Tresier Momsen Seaton and Fee began Tuesday morning, with more cattle from Spread Creek owned by Cunningham and Allen moving westward on Wednesday. No definite disposal plan exists yet, but if sale occurs a sale may drive the herd over the Teton Basin to the railroad at Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrie
Starrett
Tresier
Victor
Pure Food Club Hosts Meeting and Notable Guests
Pure Food Club members gathered at Mrs. Richard Witger home last Friday with Harry Wagner and Mrs. Witger as hostesses. Ten members attended along with Mestines Ko Kills and G. W. Kelly. A protein foods tasting followed a paper on meat canning, and refreshments were served. Upcoming meeting scheduled for September 2 at Mrs. WoT Reenond’s home. News mentions Mrs BR Welliwawe and others recovering from a hospital incident. A baby girl born Monday to Mr and Mrs Brunk Petersct of Plat Creek ALS is noted, as is a hunting party returning from Yellowstone planning to stay at Gretel Creek. J P Rasen of Dacksan, Wyoming, advertises livestock for sale or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Harry Wagner
Richard Witger
Mentens
Ko Kills
G. W. Kelly
Hienne
Mes
Mere Bal Puller
Frank Waterman
Los Bushdolin's Hospital
Mie Dames
Thoback Canyon
Liapraver
Dowehter
Si Brunk
Plat Creek
Hospital Plan Is Launched In Jackson Hole
The advisory board outlines a community mission for St Job's hospital to operate as a membership supported institution starting October 11. Members will contribute capital to fund staffing and equipment, with the aim of self sufficiency and local ownership in Jackson's Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Job's Hospital
Saints
suMelont
Jackson's Hole
Hlinough
J H. Batcom
St John's Mission
Mine Calloway
Dhan
Jackson's
Hole
Uip Earth
Plan to establish a hospital association for upkeep
Community discussion outlines converting the hospital into a financially sound public amenity. Proposed membership fees fund an annual upkeep of about 200 to 400 dollars, with a 1918 start and free care for six weeks at St. Dunstan's Hospital for members, plus various maternity and dependent provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Valley
Eatley
Rik
Lie
MUC
Iran
St. Didun's Hospital
Marnaarey
Abel
Clowes
Garage Construction and Local News Update
A partially legible late nineteenth century style report notes garage work started for storage and winter use, plus various local happenings. It mentions Attorney General Douglas A Tresten visiting and a minor accident near Fish Creek, with several residents and visitors described in scattered events across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Creek
Thouglas
Dieteret
Unclear town notes from Wenner berry region report
Fragmented report describes local visits and movements among residents including Delores and Kenton families. Mentions Redmond, Menor, and nearby communities with social dinners and travel to and from regional sites. Occasional names appear with uncertain spelling and garbled phrases.
Mysterious Health Ad Promises Quick Youth
An OCR fragment touts age-related concerns and a patent remedy. It claims quick improvements in vitality, urges regular bowel health, and promotes Chamitefiate’s tablets as a light, agreeable laxative to be taken every eight hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Med. A. Ward
Vesto Ward Linn
Mes Keltie McRengle
Fomla
North Trakota
Alwaham Ward
Pure Food Club
Yellowstone
Gretel Creek
Epring
Ventile
J.P. Rasen
Dacksan
T Ww
Lloyd General Merchan Dibtit
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
Taylor
Kimball
Wee
Walaer, Cashier- LW
Daly, Asst
Cashier
VLAN
Bralnon Huron
Besiand
Hecware
Metanane
Om Vaevees
Boseet
Mite
Ewan Weanene
Vere Manne
Jackson Mercantile CO
Charles
Dalvanived
Cheluivey
Hiroe
Winther
Hotel
Heeksen
Wardle
Vietor
Bes
Salt Lake City
Pocatero
Walter Dallas
Breoknan
A. Kimten
Dallas
Crystal Creek
Kinstern
Wis
Dan the Purehane
Kodo
Walter Ho Hrandeis
New York
Akter Nolen
Hainitines
Kent
Sal
Wenning
Delores
Nieee
Dione
Teer Howe
Kentson
Indies
Vletar
Hedmondt
van Vivek
Menor
Redmond
Wennerberry
Reston
Greg
Cartouniet
Teter Post
Jane
Hobaek
Tuesaay
Cneliitee
Imake Muueture
Brank Hime
Anthony
Berein
Tae
Serena
Tate Ron Sane
Henry May
LOT AL Prontier Grounds
Sual Jautien’ Weatels
Ike
Ile
Kelly
Wygantin
Courter Hither
Elner Hodgesy
Ramet
Ke ‘Dackmots
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Andy ED
Hae Manas
Hyer
Kana
Mresident
Hawey Waunem
Puene Winns Dome Witenes
Sr Aewerr Vt
Hanae
W. Laonw
Banu
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