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Thanks to Kathleen Anderson for contributing the information on this page. This page will be updated as she contributes information from her old newspapers. If anyone else has info to add, please feel free to email me. |
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Antlers Barber Shop, L. James, owner | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| McAnally | Antlers Smoke House, L. James and Mc Anally | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| James | Antlers Smoke House, L. James and Mc Anally | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Breeze | Breeze, Mrs. R. A. California Perfume Co., Agent | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Brown | Brown, C. E., Restaurant | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Baker | Baker House, Mrs. Cora Baker, prop. | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Cowan | Cowan Drug Store, Frank Cowan, owner and manager | March 1926, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| House | Miss Nora House is working at Parr's Grocery, taking the place of Miss Estella Ruggles, who was married Monday. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Parr's Grocery | Miss Nora House is working at Parr's Grocery, taking the place of Miss Estella Ruggles, who was married Monday. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Ruggles | Miss Nora House is working at Parr's Grocery, taking the place of Miss Estella Ruggles, who was married Monday. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Rowe | Neal Rowe, a former homesteader in the Great Divide district, returned Tuesday to that country wher he will make his home. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Godlove | Price O. Godlove of Williams Fork was issued a license for a new Dodge coupe this week and Ralph K. Davis has a new Ford sedan. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Davis | Price O. Godlove of Williams Fork was issued a license for a new Dodge coupe this week and Ralph K. Davis has a new Ford sedan. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Hamilton | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Nicholson | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Campbell | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Spence | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Allen | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Cline | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Haines | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Showers | Mrs. Wallace Nichsolson entertained at a birthday dinner June 16 for her father, Eben Hamilton, who was 71 years old that day. The guests were James Campbell, 67, Joe Spence, 73, C. E. Allen 73, D. S. Cline 73, K. E. Haines 72 and L. O. Showers 61. | June 27, 1928, Craig Courier Newspaper |
| Chenery | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| McNurlen | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Severance | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Mack | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Sheridan | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Arbogast | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Buffam | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Holland | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Eller | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| VanTassel | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Walker | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Nelson | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Townsend | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Bower | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Still | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Cannon | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Conway | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Wolf | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Temple | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Pleuse | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Prusic | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Mansfield | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Carpenter | Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo | |
| Aug. 15 1928 Douglas Mountain Rodeo Sunday, A Big Success Bucking horses, hurdles and races figured in a lively, rodeo put on by Guy Mc Nurlen and the Ralph Maddox place on Douglas Mountain Sunday afternoon, when Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Chenery and Mrs. H. Craig Severance of New York entertained all the Douglas Mountain community, at their camp. About fifty people were there for the picnic dinner and afternoon, sports. Elmer Mack and Dewey Sheridan rode the broncs, Mack taking the money for the best ride and Widowmaker, belonging to Mc Nurlen, being judged the worst bucker. Dr. B. A. Arbogast, Ralph Buffam and George Holland were the judges. Ten horses were entered in the half-mile free for all, Jimmy Buffam winning first on Little Kidb belonging to Mc Nurlen. Mrs. George Eller won the quarter-mile ladies cow pony race over three other entries, on her own horse Flaxie. Mr. Severence took movies of the entire show. Mr. and Mrs. Chenery and Mr. and Mrs. Severence have been camping for a month at Five Springs and sxploring the Lodore Country. The Chenerys are buying land on Douglas Mountain and Mr. Severance, who is an architect, has drawn plans for a log cabin, 32 by 125 ft., on the rim of the mountain over looking a vast territory extending into Colorado, Wyoming and Utah. In the course of his work as engineer, Mr. Chenery has spent some time in each of the 48 states, and he finds the Douglas Mountain territory the most ideal he has seen for his summer home. He plans to spend his summers here, bringing his family and friends. Most of the afternoon guests went on to the Dio Walker home in the evening for a dance. The families who attended the affair were:George Holland and Mrs. Holland's mother, Mrs. Van Tassel, Ralph Buffam, Leslie Buffam, Dio Walker, C. O. Nelson, Ben Townsend, Robert Bower and Harry Still. and Miss Kathleen Cannon, Messrs. Elmer Mack and Ralph Conway of Craig, Earl Wolf of Sheepshead Basin, Dr. B. A. Aborgast, Harry Temple of Snake River, Mr. Pleuse of Craig, Mrs. George Eller, Peter Prusic, Miss Portia Mansfield of Steamboat Springs and the F. R. Carpenters of Hayden. |
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