, 1911-08-17

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dam. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
were down from there Sunday. Mr.
Huntington is also engaged in the
construction of the dam.
G. W. Maxfield left Sunday morn
ing for Los Angeles. He will visit
other places on the coast, going to
Portland, Seattle and on to Walla
Walla, Wash, where his wife is
spending the summer with her sister
and her husband, ]. E. Booker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. DAVIS, of Los
Angeles, who arrived here on the
first Of the month on a visit to Capt.
Davis and his wife, and who have
been spending a delightful vacation
on the "Happy Choice" ranch on
North Fork, will leave for home Sat
urday morning.
Ralph Plat, q ranchman on Beav-
er creek, is ill with typhoid fever.
DIR. Price was called on Sunday
night to attend to the case. Dave
Richmond took him ZIP in his auto.
They went by the Condict ranch and
took w. c. Condlct up with them.
William McCune, of Laramie, who
vas up here with j. w. Ernest on a
hunting and fishing trip, had the
good fortune to kill two sage grouse
at n shot on the wing. The birds
were photographed and the pictures
are being distributed as souvenirs to
the friends of the Laramie party.
Miss Lesta Andrews, who has been
teaching a summer school at the
Meason ranch, came in Saturday and
left for Florence, Colo, Monday
where she will visit her people. From
there she will go to Use, Colo, where
her sister Eva is, for a visit, return
ing here in time for the opening of
the school.
Miss Maud Rummell, of Findlay,
O., cousin of Miss Bessie Wheeler,
who has been here for several weeks
visiting with her COUSIN and her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wheel
er, will leave for Chicago Saturday to
meet her brother, who will accomp-
any her home from that place.
W. W. Petty, who has the contract
to clear the timber from the right.of
way of the High Line Canal, up near
Tenmile, moved his family to that
place Saturday and they will be
there until the contract is finished,
which will take until the LIST of next
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan, ]. r.
Eastman and Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR
Pennock returned yesterday from
their outing at the Beaver Dams on
North Fork of Grand Encampment.
A pleasant time camping was had,
such as marked the early days in this
country.
Charles Plummer has purchased
the interest of his brother, Geo. w.
Plummer, il the Budweiser. The
firm name will still be "Plummer &
Swift as before, and there will be
no change in the business relations
except that Mr.. Plummer, who has
been an emplye of the firm, will step
in AS a partner.
Andrew Dahl and AL WEIGH have
a force of men at work repairing the
dam to the large ditch which covers
the old Hugus and Burdick ranches.
The dam went partially during the
high water of May and June. 1t
was repaired temporarily, until the
irrigating season was over. 1t is now
being put in good repair.
A party of pleasure seekers came
up from Hanna the first OF the month
and have been having a good time
camping out on the river. They have
been at the residence af Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Allen this week and will
leave for home shortly. The party
was composed of Miss Hazel Case. Of
Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Smith,
Alex. Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Barton, of Salina, Kas,
The members of the o. E. S. tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Devine, who
will leave shortly for their home in
Arkansas, "A reception last Friday