Jackson Hole Courier Personal Notices Update
Charles Deloney returns to Jackson from Seattle after illness improved greatly. Mrs. W P Redmond and children depart Monday for Boise Idaho for weeks away. Roy McBride and wife visit town on Sunday. Many families moving in to send children to Jackson schools return to ranches. Carl Bark joins Jackson State Bank as assistant. Claude Simpson and Porter Mr and Mrs Ivan Kelly return from Flat Creek after spring work. Spring painting and plastering underway with contractors Schwalbe and Anderson on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deloney
Seattle
Deloney
Seed Is Needed in Kemmerer and County
John E. Watt county agricultural agent visited Kemmerer to discuss seed shortages with P. J. Quealy, chairman of the National Council of Defense. Watt urges all county residents with seed to notify him and welcomes requests from those needing seed to help ranchers secure grain and forage seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Watt
Kemmerer
P. J. Quealy
National Council of Defense
Quealy
Watt
Funeral for Eugene Cleveland Poynter Follows Tragic Death
The funeral for Eugene Cleveland Poynter, killed over a week ago by a witch engine in the local yard, was held at the L D S church. A. E. Wilde and Gilbert Taysom delivered brief talks as the choir performed special music. Three brothers came from Pocatello and the be reaved wife’s parents from Murray, Utah. Mia Poynter will live with her parents and two children from the first marriage were taken to Pocatello by the brothers. Interment occurred in Pocatello and Mrs. Poynter received many expressions of sympathy for her hard work at the Kemmerer Abstract Company and in the County Clerk's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cleveland Poynter
Church
Messrs
A. EB. Wilde
Gilbert Taysom
Pocatello
Murray
Utah
Mia
Poynter
Kemmerer Abstract Company
Card of Thanks for Local Labor and Friends Help
The Poynters express sincere gratitude for the kind acts by the local labor federation friends and members of L. D. 8 church. Mrs. E. C. Poynter H. T. Poynter LH. Poynter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
L. D. 8, Church
E. C.poynter
H. T. Poynter
LH. Poynter
State food inspector notes optimism in Wyoming spring planting
Maur ice Growdon reports optimism as Wyoming farmers turn soil and boost food production. He visited Kemmerer and Bridger country noting historic acreage and a government project shift. Large forces plant 5000 acres of Shoshone land for spring wheat amid postponed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Growdon
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Bridger
Coming Events and Local News in Kemmerer
Local column lists social happenings and frequent visits by residents and visitors to Kemmerer and surrounding towns. Notes include court jurors, road conditions, car purchases, Masonic meetings, and personal trips to Salt Lake City, Green River, and Evanston.
Plans to Build Warehouses in Granger by Sheep Men
In Granger a group of prominent sheep men who winter there intend to build large warehouses prepared for future winters. The facilities would store grain and hay early in the season. Dan Mackay was cited as promoting the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Dan Mackay
Call for Bids for One Room School House in District No 6
Sealed bids due June 10 1917 to B H Simpkins president for District No 6 for a log one room school house built between Calhouns and McGinnis ranches in Dry Piney basin. Specifications include log walls 12 by 12 feet, brick chimney, plank flooring, riveted joints, and a weatherproof roof. location to be chosen by the board or Simpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Simpkins
LaBarge
Calhoun
William McGinnis
BH. Bimpkina
School Board
Kemmerer Meetings Spur Women Labor Drive
Local readers urged to support a women’s labor movement as Kemmerer hosts meetings and rallies. Notables include John Rizzi on Opal Saturday and rancher James Davison visiting from Opal buying a Reo, with several residents planning travel and new arrivals expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davison
Opal
Kemmerer
Reo
Davison
Housecleaning Supplies Advertised In Brief
Notice touts stains cleaners wall tint Muresen Wiard Polish Mops and wall cleaning products. It promises satisfaction and urges readers to inspect items to find exactly what they want.
Local visitors and business notes from Kemmerer area
Mr and Mrs Albert Larson of Big Piney visited Kemmerer. Attorney Walter Muir argued a civil case to Judge Arnold. Rev Claude Reader led 7:30 Sunday Communion at the Episcopal church. George Pride of Rock Springs, assistant superintendent of Union Pacific Coal, visited Cumberland. Ed Roe of Marbleton sold a ranch. Victor Facinelli of Rock Springs acted for LaBarge Stock Co at North Side State Bank. John Walters of Up-to-Date toured Cumberland delivering five Ford cars. Sam Abel reports lambing with low losses at Green River Live Stock. Emil Lilegerose fixed an awning at the Golden Rule Store. Fred Kirkwood of Diamondville offered a new car Baby carriage for sale. W B Curtis aiding clerical work at First National Bank. Bob Shepherd returned from Ogden with his wife. Smith Brothers sheep near Elliot. cottonless cottonwood and Russian Golden Willow trees advertised by Louis B Westholder of Evanston. J D Noblitt of Cokeville visited Kemmerer after inspecting sheep dipping at Granger. Wanted Girl to wait on table Arcade Cafe. Pilsen and McClement children moved to Blackfoot Idaho for the summer to help on the ranch. H A Lewis of Molay’s found a tarantula in a banana box, now preserved in alcohol.
Notice of Lost Horse and Local Prosecution Warning
In my possession is a horse branded on the left thigh owner must pay for this notice and feed bill to recover. Also warn against wool or pelt theft and say violators will be prosecuted. Mention of Mrs Walter Hanks Fossil Wyoming and Heitz family return to Big Piney.
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Robert Warwick
Harold Lockwood
Iomance
PATHE
Louise Glaum
Orin Hawley
Robert Harron
Jackson Hole
W. P. Redmond
Boine
Idaho
Sebastian
Roy McBride
Jackson
Carl Bark
Kelly Sheat
Jackson State Bank
Claude Simpson
Te Porter
Ivan Kelly
George Kelly Ranch
Flat Creek
Mr. Kelly
Dratnan
Schwalber Anderson
U.S. A
Sam
Paris
WM. E. Pitt
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Gail Whitman
Big Piney
Ras
A. D. Hoskins of
Cokeviles
Thomas Igo
Cokeville
Lincoln County Boosters
Wesley Vickrey
Marbleton
James McKinney
Salt Lake City
Messrs. Putnam and Bullock
Malerick
Albert Thompson
Parley Bennion
Hugo Anderson
L. A. Woodward
Maverick
Wm. McFadden
California
Bert Smalling
Kemmerer Shoe
R. H. Meyers
J. C. Simpson
Joe Deyo
Zenith
J. R. Smith
Provont
Jackson's Hole
Parley Smith
Joe Smith
Price
Miss Viney Smith
Miss Viney
Bryan Sammons
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Jake Herschler
Fontenelle
Jack Christmas
L. B. Kindall
Green River
Masonic Lodge
F. G. Abel
Lincoln County Booster Ciear
Anston
Evanston
Spaulding
Aistrict Court
P. W. Spaulding
Ford Bussard
Frontier
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Fred C. Stinbrger
Kemmerer,Wyo
John Rizzi
Frank Fear
Clifton Fear
William Whitcomb
Kemmerer High School
Chas. Beveridge
Cumberland
W. Holmes
Sigmund Kohn
Montana
Pacific Coast
Lincoln Lumber Co
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Mrs
Albert Larson
Walter Muir
Rock Springs
Arnold
Claude Reader
Episcopal Church
George Pride
Union Pacific Coal Company
J. M. Faddles
Ed Roe
Victor Facinelli
North Side State Bank of
LaBarge I ‘Stock Company
Hmoke
John Walters
Cumberland Week
Ford
Sam Abel
The
Green River Live Stock Company
Emil Lilegerose
Golden Rule
Fred Kirkwood
Diamondville
W. B. Curtis
First National Bank
Mr. Curtis
Bob Shepherd
Smith Brothers
Ogden
Elliot
Louis B. Westholder
J. D. Noblitt
Arcade Cafe
Pilsen
McClement
Blackfoot
McClemant Ranch
H. A. Lewis
Molay's
Walter Hanks
Fossil
Wyo
Wm. Danvers
Woo
Heitz
A. P. Heitz
McKay
M’kay
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