, 1921-06-23
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JGdge Mentzer of Cheyenne came
out with the mail carrier Monday
and went on over to the IL ranch
10 spend a few days attending to
business matters.
John Brolln came out from Hanna
Monday with Perry Skiver and spent
the noon our in the neighborhood.
Evan Veisfh and John Casey were
at the Filpula home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Queally passed
through Milo Monday on their way
to Elk Mountain to do some shop
ping.
Mrs. Jacob Filpula was down from
her home Monday for their mail.
Henry Edfors came down from the
Anderson ranch Tuesday morning
for some supplies.
F. F.. Hansen motored up from
Elk Mountain Wednesday evenlng
for his wife, children and Mrs. Nike
Queally who had been visiting With
Mrs. w. A. Hastings for a few days.
John Veitch and Fritz Steiner has
been doing quite an amount Of fenc-
ing over on the East side.
David West. our county commits
sioner. was in our vicinity Wednes-
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Jack Lee ven into Hanna We'd
nesday to see the doctor. as he has
symptoms of spotted fever.
F. o. German, who has been at
the uL ranch for some time, left to
meet his wife in Rawlfns Thursday,
and from there will go to Laramie
to reside.
Misses Mamie and Limpa Ollik-
kala zane down from the Basin on
Thursday to meet their sister, Miss
Ida. who is returning to her home
after being in Elk Mountain for some
time helping Mrs. Evans at the
Grand View Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veitch and
daughter, Miss, were visitors at the
Hastings home Friday evening.
E. f. Skiver has made several
trips into Hanna with his truck the
past week.
Frank Henry motored to Elk
Mountain Friday afternoon for some
supplies.
Jacob Fflpula and son Edward
were in Elk Mountain Thursday aft
noe
John Anderson was down from
his home on East Fork for their
mai and from there went on to Elk
Mountain to visit with William
Brooks.
John Veitch and his men are busy
fixing the roads in his meadows, as
they have been in bad condition. Mr..
Veitch is doing quite an mOu OF
grading and when the road is finish
ed it Will be one of the best in our
neighborhood.
Tom McCullom was down from
the Larson place and reported that
Jack Lee wasn't much better and IL
there wasn't signs of improvement
they would take him back to the
hospital in Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Campbell. who
are at the UL ranch were over for
their mail Thursday evening.
Master Edward Filpula and broth
err. Leonard were spending the eve.
ming Friday with the Hastings
folks.
!, Henry Edfors was down from the
Anderson ranch Saturday and re-
ported that there was better feed on
the range in that vicinity than there
has been for years. Henry said that
pretty DOR we would be finding
slough gross On top of the hills.
c. Hastings. Jacob Filpula and
John Neitch were in Elk Mountain
Saturday afternoon attending to
business matters.
Jack LOumi. who has been visiting
at the Filpula ranch left the fore
part of the week for Saratoga to
take the hot baths. Mr.. Loumi has
been troubled with rheumatism for
some time and he thought the baths
might help him.
Mrs. Flo Hastings was at the
Neitch home Thursday evening for a
short visit.
Jim True was up from the Hag-
land ranch Saturday afternoon. Mr..
True was looking after the irrigation
along the Hagland Ditch on the west
side of the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Queally passed
through Milo Thursday as they were
on their way to Shirley Basin to visit
a few days with the Sullivan family.
c. W. Fink mOtored out from
Hanna Sunday and took his sister
in-law. Mrs. Flo Hastings back with
him. Mrs. Hastings left Monday to
attend Normal in Laramie.
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