, 1921-09-29
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clear and still. the mountain air
hea,thful and in~vigorating. gives one
much announcement TO arise early
and have his daily TASK begun when
the sun comes peeping over and
among the hills. Sounds carry far
on the quiet atmosphere and the
echoes OF a cow bell may be heard
for miles up and down the canyon.
The only regrets in connection with
early fall is the fact tina it all too
soon fades into winter, and the many
months must elapse ere the leaves
and grass again peep forth-but let
us be optimistic! Who cares! There
Is much p~leasantness in winter too.
DR.. and Mrs. R. X. Sell returned
on Friday from Denver, where they
spent several days on a business trip
combined with pleasure.
At the meeting held by the stock
holders OF the Medicine Bow Tele-
phone Company. at their head office
in Medicine Bow on last Monday eve
nine. Chas. Ellis was reelected
president Of the company and Mr..
Scott as vice-president. Lawrence
Sullivan. John Burnett are trustees.
and Reno Chase was reelected sec
rotary. 1t vas decided to have the
line repaired from one end to the
other.
Mrs. Joe Ross has beer in the Bow
for several days. suffering from the
effects OF a serious case of blood
poisoning in her hand. caused in the
first place by a small burn. She was
compelled to have it treated by the
doctor. in a few days after burning
it. as 1t had become quite serious.
After spending several days in town
under the doctors care. it was better
and she returned to her home on the
Little Medicine. Within a few days,
however 1t again became quite swol-
len and painful and she returned to
town again where she is receiving
treatments for the afflicted mem
Der.
Fred Richards made a business
trip to Denver last week where he
spent several days. returning on
Friday.
Edwin Cruickshank has the con-
tract to repair the telephone line. and
begun on the job today. Owing to
the fact that the cattle and horses
running on the range insist on using
the posts to scratch their itchy places
on. the line becomes quite delapidat-
ed within a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Richards and
little Jack. were guests at the Beer
Mug ranch on Wednesday night.
Frank Amoss has been at the
Siltamaki ranch for several days and
has been riding after his cattle. Mr..
Amoss says no more of this waiting
until the middle OF winter to gather
his cattle. He says by the time the
stormy weather comes he will have
his cattle snugly situated at Elk
Mountain and he can toast his shins
by the fire and smoke his pipe.
Joe Watkins and daughter. Miss
Hazel were in Hanna on Friday. Mr..
watkins is still unable to drive the
car. and one of the girls has to 20
with him to do the driving.
George Higgins and Tom Brown
were at the Fred Nelson coal mine
the last of the week after coal.
Little Eva Nelson is in Hanna at
tending school again this winter.
Miss katheryn Macpherson anf
the Cronberg children were guest.
at the Cronberg South ranch or
Saturday afternoon and on Sunda,
they were taken on a trip down t.
the Rock River oil fields. They re
port a pleasant visit. and seeing
many wonderful things.
Chas. and John Ellis and Jone.
jenkins have been hauling Goa
from the Nelson mine for a week
They are getting the winters supply
Of fuel for the two Ellis houses.
There will be school at the Wray
residence at Point OF Rocks the com
ing winter. AS yet n teacher has moi
been hired. but school will begin as
soon as the position will be accepted
my someone.
Charlie Siltamaki has been busy
the past few days transferring the
telephone line and phone from the
old Siltamaki house to his own
house on the Hay Slough. While
hauling poles a few days ago. the
tire run off n Of the wagon wheels
and Chas. had some smash-up.
Matt Ekola was a business visitor
in Hanna on Friday. He made the
trip in the new Oakland.
The many friends in this COM
munity of the Hadsell family in Raw
Inns were shocked to learn of the
serious accident which befell Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Hadsell. but were greatly
relieved to hear hat although Mr..
Hadsell was so painfully injured. he
is improving, and sincerely hope that
he will continue to do so.
James Walsh was a business WIS.,
itor in Hanna the first OF the week.
Mr.. Walsh will live on his ranch
again this winter. while the rest of
the family remain in Hanna.
Uncle George Dixon spent three
days in Medicine Bow last week on
business. He went to town on
horseback and while absent from the
ranch also visited the Del Bowles
ranch.
Deer hunters have been quite
plentiful during the past three
weeks, but this sort OF weather the
deer have some show as we'll as the
hunter, for there is no snow to track
them. The antelope are increasing
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