, 1922-02-22

Charlie Sullivan was in from North
Fork during the week.
VIM. Lenninger departed for Grey
bull OF Tuesday.
Phil Kent was in from the Carter
ranch On Saturday.
Dewey Johnston came in again re-
Gently, as did also Roy Glasgow.
Bill Leatherman, veteran mulligan
mixer has been amongst us.
John Kirkpatrick rode into town on
Saturday on his white charger.
Word has been received from Nor
an, that there is 100 inches of snow
there on the level.
]. J. winniger and Bill English
were in from Meeteetse land on Sun
day.
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Mrs. Carrie johnson of Ralston,
who has been seriously ill for some
days, will leave for Kansas City next
week.
Upon the removal of Pachell's Bill
lard Hall to the Irma Hotel, Earnest
Ricci will continueto run the old
hall as a hoft drink parlor
Joe Jones motored to M~eeteetse IN
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and
Joe, junior, have been spending the
week at the Irma Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley Downing have
been staying in town during the week
waiting for something to be fixed I'M
der Carl's car. They have beef at
the Chanberlin.
Dan Macdonald, who bought the
Hank Fulton sheep ranch. states that
his woolies are getting through the
winter in fine condition. They are
being ranged near Burlington.
Lawrence Nordquist came through
Cody the first of the week on his way
to Jim Creek Heights ranch after
having spent a few dayS in Billings.
Pete Nordquist is staying in Powell
for the present.
George Nelson has beer in town
for a few days. Having finished his
work in connection with the new com
munity house recently built at Isha-
wooa. he is now taking a deserved
vacation.
Mrs. A. T. G.. Orr who has been Wis
fting in Nebraska returned during the
week but departed soon again for Ell
Paso, Texas where she will assume a
position as nurse in the government
hospital.
mike" Dayer went to Billings last
week with his wife who has departed
for Minnesota. Mike returned in
time for the dance at the Irma on
Wednesday. Mrs. Harvey Hopes
also departed for Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson C. Rumsey
came to town on Friday from Black
water Camp. They were accompan-
led in their car by several of
the boys from Mr.. Rumsey's school.
including Steve ROBBIE. Mr.. and. Mrs.
Rumsey departed for the snow and
ice once more on Monday morning.
There is about thirty inches of snow
at Blackwater and only after two
days of strenuous work on the road
with a grader, was it made at all
passable.
Ned Frost returned from an extend
ed trip to the East on Wedn sday.
Ned says hat he had a wonderful
time, is expecting lots of dudes for
pack trips and hunting trips during
glad to get back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurston enter
tanned on Wednesday evening after
wards taking their guests to the
dance of Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Forrest
at the Irma. Among those at the par
ty were Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Hollis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Ewart, Mr..
Jake Schwoob and Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Frost.
We knew Bill Lane because he is
one OF the friendly sort that dashes
by the Enterprise office, yells Hello
Chune," and gives the widow a
whack with his hand. supposedly just
to see how hard he can do it without
breaking it. We didn't know he was
a bootlegger however, or at least
wouldn't admit it IL we did, and it
was a surprise to hear of him being
arrested by Sheriff Davis on Sunday
morning about 4 6. m. as he sat inno-
Gently in the lobby of the Irma with
three pints beneath his overcoat.
Bill was taken to Basin and given on
ly $500 fine and sixty Gays iii jail by
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