, 1922-11-02

Is in the Bow overseeing the job, as
we understand the county is building
it for them.
Del Bowles was a business visit
or in the Basin the last of the week.
Ben Watkins was in Hanna the
first of the week after the mail and
supplies for his ranch.
Jim Horne was in Medicine Bow on
Wednesday last, looking after bust
ness affairs, and getting supplies for
the ranch.
The Watkins and the Blacks were
guests at the Charlie Siltamali ranch
on Saturday night.
Mrs. Chas. orion and her brother,
John Ellis, went to Laramie on Sat-
urday, where Mrs. orion purchased
furniture for their new home. They
returned home on Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence sullivan and Mack Nc
Coy were in Difficulty on Wednes-
day, after a load of vegetables.
Mr.. Toll Griffey went from the Q
ranch to his home west of the Bow
on Saturday afternoon to help Mrs.
Gritty hunt the sheep. The little
woollies had decided to go IL and
see the big world, and they failed to
come back home.
Mr.. N. II. Scott returned last week
from a visit to Wisconsin,, and his
boyhood home in New York. He re-
ports a very pleasant visit at his
home in New York. but the death of
Mrs. Scott's mother cast a gloom
over their stay in Wisconsin. Mrs.
Scott remained with relatives in
Wisconsin, and is not expected back
until some weeks later. Miss Crystal
Scott retired several days ago from a
pleasant trip to California, and Is
now keeping house for her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leiby are the
proud OF a new Franklin car
which arrived at their house last
week. They intended making a visit
70 Difficulty on Sunday. but the storm
prevented. and the new car had to
stay in the garage all day. Mr.. Leiby
drove it home from Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Morris and
daughter were in the Bow on We'd
nesday, Mrs. Morris driving a new
Franklin car. 1t was a demonstra-
ton car of the new type. and the
Morris say 1t deserves all the credit
claimed for it by the Franklin COM
pany, Mr.. Morris is agent for the
Franklin car, and they were on their
way to Casper, Mr.. Morris driving an
Olu car OF mat make.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis were
guests at the Schalk home in Raw
Inns last week. and as is always the
case, enjoyed a mighty pleasant
visit.
Mr.. Leiby is installing a bathroom
in the Win Scott residence, and as is
usual during such trying intervals,
SCOTS are roosting on the back
porch.
c. f. Cooper. deputy sheriff. and
c. A. Richards. made a trip to the
country last week in
hopes of gaining some information
concerning the saddle. bride and
which was stolen from the
Richards barn last week. The out
1T belonged to Arlow Richards. and
his is the second sadi.a which has
,een stolen from him dur,ng the last
months. The men returned
rom Wheatland on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. X. Sell has been on the
iick list for several days.
The Howard family in the Basin
been the victims of bad colds,
which they do not seem able to
'hake off.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West are at
Alcova visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. H. \
Niles and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
'ison West are running the ranch
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cronberg re-
on Friday fom Cheyenne.
where they have spent some time
visiting relatives and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. Floyd Jones and little son
up from Cheyenne the last of
week. and are spending a few
lays at the Virginian hotel with Mrs.
Jones' father and brothers.
Matt Ekola made a trip to Hanna
on Saturday and. owing to the storm,
was delayed a day.
Emil Schmale left on Tuesday for
old home in Grand Island. Neb.,
and will spend a few weeks there
relatives before returning to
ranch here.
Charlie orion west back to Ell
the last OF the week to
coal for the Orion home. and
prepare for winter.
Jack Dolllng Is hauling coal from
the Fred Nelson mine this week. He
camps between trips at the old Nick
Siltamaki ranch.
Fred Ghroat was n Sunday visitor
in Medicine Bow. He is now work
ing at the Ware Company's ranch.
The Ekola coal mine caved in n
short time ago. burying the mining
tools beneath half n hundred tons
of dirt and rock. The tools were ex-
tracted after the Ekola boys. Chas.
Siltamaki and Emil Nelson had
worked hard and faithfully for many
hours. but the mine has not been re-
opened. The Ekolas are now getting
coal out OF their old mine.
Emil Nelson has spent the past
few days up in the mountain. getting
out timber.
Andrew Nelson and Charlie silta-
maxi have been riding for the past
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