, 1921-10-27
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Difficulty Notes

George Miller returned from a
business trip to Laramie the last of
the week. having spent several days
in the Gem city.
Dave Wray camped in the noun
tains for a few days last week. while
chopping house logs to be used in
the construction of the new house
which he is building at the Point Of
Rocks ranch. He returned home on
Thursday.
Charlie Siltamaki has been busy
this week, hauling his winters supply
of coal from the Fred Nelson mine.
J. w. Richards arrived from Dem
Yer the middle of the week. and has
been assisting in the sorting OF the
Richards sheep. Mr.. Richards will
be in this vicinity for several days
before returning to his home in the
western metropolis.
On Monday afternoon Uncle George
Dixon stopped over to pick up a
wagon wheel when his nose began
bleeding ~prOfuSely. He tried to stop
the flow of blood. but was unable to
do so. He became alarmed and
started for the Ellis ranch. as he
lives alone in the Little Basin. He
rNnaTCi to walk the three miles and
On *rr;ving at the Ellis ranch his
" "as still bleeding. For twenty
four hours it continued in spite of
every effort to stop it.. DR.. Sells ad-
vice was sought and advised that
Uncle Georges nostril be packed with
indicated gauze. Mr.. Ellis acted as
physician and this method was car
ried out. Within a few hours after
this the bleeding ceased, and al
though the patient was very weak.
and sick looking, he was alive. which
we considered quite fortunate, con
sidering the circumstances.
Arrow Richards returned to
Medicine Bow on Tuesday. after
spending a week at the Ellis ranch.
from where he was riding after
cattle.
Mitchell Howard is hauling coal
for Dave Wray. He stays every
other night at the Beer Mug ranch
on his road to and from the Nelson
mine. =
Johnnie Sullivan has been a bus
mess visitor in the Bow several times
last week as he is hauling supplies
to the Sullivan ranch in the Basin.
A meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Medicine Bow State Bank
MAS ( IL IL bohn Pui VII out- |
urday afternoon. Those who attend
ed the meeting were N. H. Scott. R.
r. Finkbiner. Chris CronLerg. John
Sullivan and Chas. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Black return
ed from an extended visit to Laramie
and went out to the Beer Mug ranch
on Friday night.
On Tuesday the fields at the Ellis
ranch were worked, and the cattle
and each man took his own
cattle. Those who were working
cattle were Albin Peterson. Arrow
Richards. Jack Dolling. Fred Ghroat. !
Del Bowles, John Ellis and Chas.
Ellis.
Lawrence Sullivan. NJ. Park. Jack
Fairman. Bob Howard, Eddie Card
well and Harrison West stayed all
night at the Beer Mug ranch on Fri
day night, enroute to Medicine Bow
with several cars of cattle, which
will be taken to the Omaha market.
They were loaded on Saturday aft
ernoon.
Jack boiling, Del Bowles. Dave
Wray and Chas. Ellis loaded cattle ,
on Sunday afternoon. The cattle
were taken to Denver. and were ac-
c%ompanied by Jack Dolling and
John Ellis.
Miss Hazel Watkins and Mrs.
Chas. Siltamaki were Hanna visitors
on Wednesday,. ,
Fred Nelson made a trip'to Med
icine Bow ON Wednesday after some
more powder to be used in his coal
mine.
Lewie Ramp vas in the Bow on
Friday attending to some matters of
business. He returned home the
same evening.
VIM. Taylor was a Medicine Bow
visitor on Thursday last, remaining
in town until the following evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooper and
Mrs. r. X. Sell were visitors at the
Pete Ramp ranch up the river on
Thursday evening. They report a
very pleasant time.
Raymond Bennett made a trip to
Medicine Bow and Laramie the last
of the week.
A car OF Hanna coal was received
by the lumber company in the Bow
the last OF the week and was soon
disposed Of.
Mrs. F.. r. Richards returned the
middle Of the week from a %sojourn
of several days in Denver. where she
was visiting relatives. She was ac-