, 1921-10-20
Difficulty Notes
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Dave Wray was n business visitor
in Medicine Bow IN Thursday and
vent on to Rawlins. returning the
following day.
Edwin Cruickshank. Fritz Lamp.
kin. Arrow Richards. Fred Ghroat,
Jack boiling and Bert SNYDER spent
Thursday night at the Ellis ranch.
Chas. Ellis. Mrs. Helen Ellis. Miss
Lizzie Ellis and Miss Alice McLaren
went t" Elk Mountain on Friday,
where they spent the day. Mrs. Ellis
and Miss Ellis. staying with Mrs. w.
d. Ellis. and Mr.. Ellis and and Miss
Mcl.aren visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
ORION. Bud and Fred Herman. Sr.,
at the Herman ranch.
Uncle George Dixon made a trip
to the Bow the first part of the
week, after supplies for his ranch in
the Little Basin.
Fred GrOht and Jack Dolling have
been at the Ellis ranch for the past
several days and with Chas. and
John Ellis have been gathering beef
cattle. They will ship to Denver on
Sunday next
Frank Amoss was in Difficulty the
lac Of The week. doing some riding
.'"" hoses and cattle.
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itor in Medicine Bow for a few days
last week.
Max Summons me Mitchell
Howard went to the coal mine on
Friday after two loads of coal for
Dave Wray. but as no one was at the
mine, they went on into town, and
returned to Point of Rocks the next
day.
Harrison West went to Laramie on
Thursday and from there to Rawlins
where he was summoned to serve on
the jury. Mr.. West is running the
ranch alone, during the absence of
all the other members of the family.
Word was received here this morn
ing from the Casper sheriff to watch
out for a man driving a stolen truck.
The truck was stolen from Casper
last night. was OF the one ton Ford
variety and was painted green. The
m~iscreant was headed this way when
last heard Of. and it was believed he
might be easily caught. 1t is our
belief that anyone who is goose
enough to steal anything that
doesn't go any faster than a truck
does. should be pinched.
Kirk Hartung from Cheyenne has
been in the Point of Rocks country
for several days. locating some
corner stones and land. A party OF
men arrived from Cheyenne the last
of the week and went out there.
Bert Snyder returned from his
home at Salina, Kansas. on Tuesday
where he spent several days. Mr.. |
Snyder went to Kansas last June to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis and r. R. !
Finkbiner were visitors at the Her.
man ranch at Elk Mountain on Tues
day last. Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Fink
biner also visited the town of Elk
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Johnson were
Medicine Bow visitors on Wednesday
after a load Of vegetables.
Andrew Nelson. Fred Ghroat. and
Jack boiling were business visitors
in Rawlins last week. On the way
up the car broke down and they left
it at Walcott and finished the jour
ney on the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor were
guests at the TB ranch one night
last week, enroute from Medicine
Bow to their home on the Little
Medicine.
The Chase Sheep Co. dipped their
sheep at Como last week.
Arrow Richards. Fred Groht. Bert
Snyder. Charlie Siltamaki. Arthur
Ekola, John Ellis and Andrew Nell
son were deer hunting for two days
last week. Let's talk about m
thing else.
Matt Nelson. Sr., was called to
Hanna Saturday on business.
The following item was sent
us from Medicine Bow. and seems
to have been quite exciting. Quite
an interesting trial occurred before
Judge Summons the first of last
week. Two of our esteemed con-
Temperatures, who live a short dist
ance below town, caused some dis
turbance which attracted wide atten-
ton. Man No. l has been working
for the Cronberg Sheep Company for
some time. and only gets home oc-
casionally. On Tuesday afternoon he
arrived rather Unexpectedly to spend
a few hours with his wife and baby.
who are living there alone during his
absence. When he had left for the
range, he left a bountiful supply OF
wood for the comfort Of his family.
On his return the fuel was missing.
and on being informed by his wife