, 1922-11-23

Difficulty Notes .


DIFFICULTY, Wyo.. Nov. 20. =
Now that election is over. and
eople have sort of settled back to
eing sane human beings once more,
nd the world seems to be jogging
] Ilong at q more even pace. let us
gain tend to u W affairs and al
Iow others to do the same.
Mrs. Tol Gritty and SON Leroy
were visiting Mr.. Gritty at the old
irving ranch in the Basin for a few
days last week.
M. Park and Lawrence Sullivan
made a business trip to the South
ranch last week.
Johnnie Sullivan was in Medicine
Bow on Friday after Thanksgiving
supplies. The Sullivans are intend
ing to enjoy Thanksgiving In the
good old fashioned way.
In a letter from Miss Ada Loring
to friends here she says that her
brother George ds still flat on his
back in the hospital, and that a few
days before she wrote the letter, he
had undergone another operation for
The removal of some other pieces OF
shattered bone from his arm. Mr..
Laring had the misfortune to have
his arm broken in three places when
was crused between q truck and a
k%railer. on which he was loading ice.
Miss Henrietta Fisher ia at the @
kanch, where she will manage the
bulinary department for some time.
Charlie Orion and Ted Haldemann
made a trip to the Del Bowles ranch
bn the Little Medicine after a bunch
bf calves. They took the young
A--s-Nu ho46r ~ kh1 N.tor an~Hh -
Elk Mountain. as Mr.. Orion had
bought them.
Elmer Haldeman is employed by
the Gritty construction gang. and is
working on the ditch at the @, which
will drain the Grinnell lake, and
serve to reclaim many acres Of arid
land.
Dave Wray and Mark. Howard
spent the night in Difficulty the last
OF the week. They were on their
way to Medicine Bow with two cars
kof cattle which will be taken to the
Denver market. Mr.. Wray went to
Denver with the cattle and will visit
Friends in Denver for a couple of
days before returning to his home at
Point of Rocks.
About a thousand head of cattle
we're brought from the @ ranch on
Sunday and part of them were taken
bver to the Wagonhound ranch at
Elk Mountain, where they will be
wintered, and the rest will be taken
10 Bosler. where they will be win
tered. M. Park, Fank Lane, Law
Yockey and Bill 'Higginson were with
the cattle.
Mike Fisher was in Medicine Bow
on Monday evening, having brought
some Q cattle down from Elk Noun
tain.
Jack Dolhng was q Difficulty visit
or on Sunday, having come over to
help work the Ellis fields.
Miss Katheryn Macpherson spent
rtwo days in town the last Of the
week. the guest Of Mrs. Albert Cron-,
berg and Miss Annie Howard.
Robert Howard Is again on the
rodd to recovery after seige Of
pleurisy. 1t seem to be Just one
thing right after another with Bob
lately.
Little Bobby Cooper. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cooper. has been
quite sick fer several days. but Is
now recovering.
Mrs. Rhoda Allsback and little
daughter are in the Bow, the guests
vi NO ~ SOOP0ts
Cecil Dolling left last week for
Denver, where he will spend the win
ter.
Mrs. N. Park has been on the sick
Hist for . few days. but is getting
better.
Mrs. 8. w. johnson left on Satur-I
day for her old home 1T Bedford,
Ind. where she will spend the holi-
aays Waiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Ars. Leander Matson and
/ Family we're visiting at the Gust
Nelson homo at the Long Q ranch
ON Sunday. Mrs. Nelson has been
caring for the two Natson children
foA some time.
Leander MADISON returned on
Thursday from . trip 30 Omaha.
where he had gone With a shipment
Of cattle. He ~ pleased with the
prices received for the steers. but the
COW market 10 certainly on the bum.
Miss Emma Meade = 1t the 8. W.
johnson ranch the guest OF Miss
Helen Slower.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hynen and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MAXI.
from Hanna. wer guests At the
0iltamah ranch.
Charlie 0tltAmaki loft for Elk
Mountain on Monday morning. tax
ing the eiltamaki calves with him.
They viii b wintered at the Silta-
maxi raach owe there.
Old WORLD m UPROAR;
A093elOANS SHOULD NOW