, 1922-03-29

birthday on Monday.
Marshall Hay was also a visitor
from the Clarks Fork country.
Mrs. Ed. Markham has beer visit
ing in Billings but returned Minday.
Local tennis courts have beef well
patronized of late, in between snow
storms.
Tommy Hogg and Joe Newell drift
ed over from the upper Greybull
try last Friday.
Chas. Dawson and Mrs. Dawson
were among the Meeteetse visitors in
Cody this week.
Mrs. H. F. McPhail visited Mr.. Nc
Phail at the government camp in the
canyon Sunday.
Uncle George Russell forsook his
duties as clerk Of the court last week
and spent a few days in Billings.
"Injun Joe Mathison returned to
his range on South Fork last Mon
day after a whirl in town.
Miss Boulware gave a large bridge
party at her home on Bleistine Ave.
Monday afternoon. 1t was a charm
ing, affair.
Jake Schwoob and party spent the
Sabbath quietly. motoring to Powell
in the afternoon to attend church in
the evening.
o. B. Mann bucked the snow this
side of Meeteetse last Saturday in
order to enjoy the pleasures of a
week end with us.
Ed Markham has rented the Walter
Schwoob house on Alger Avenue next
door to Bill Hogg. Funny how these
old s~heepherders stick together.
Russell Crane was seer walking on
Monday. This unusual occurrence is
accounted for by the fact that his
was laid up with a rozen radiator.
Mrs. Grace Bevelhymer of the
Clarks Fork country paid the Enter
rrise a call, renewed her subscription,
n said some nice things about our
paper.
w. ]. Chapman came in from Monu-
ment Hill or Hart Mountain early Fri
day morning and spent the day. He
had lunch with Charlie Davis at the
Court House.
Sheriff Davis sold several parcels
of state land at auction at the court
o.cA C.f,1axv .rI C1x4r,ss~
er Baker was unable to attend the
sale in person.
Gordon Kneisley and George Baker
came over from Paint Creek Friday
n remained in the gay metropolis
until the following day attending to
business matters.
w. B. Raymond's horticultural and
landscape gardening activities have
been necessarily suspended by the re-
cent cold snap. Then, too. Walter
needed a rest.
Michael John Dayer, we'll known
for miles around for his varied ac-
complishments took a few days off
last week and ran over to Billings for
IL SNORT cnange oil air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gordon of
Riverton are among the guests at the
Irma this week. Mr.. Gordon is geo.
1ogist for the Union Oil Company and
IS looking things over hereabouts.
Ned Frost is building a very pre-
tentious looking garage on the real
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looks as though Ned expected to
have a car for every day of the week.
Aunt Julia Goodman, who is leav-
ing for California the middle of the
month, wishes to dispose of her house
of ten rooms and a smaller house of
five rooms before going away. Phone
97-W.
Mrs. Mabel Hawk who came out
from Pittsburg with Mrs. Russell
Crane to help look after the young
sters. left on Wednesday morning for
Casper to take a position in a hospi-
tai in that city.
c.. S. Sherman. general manager for
Wyoming, of the Union Oil Company
of California, anne in Saturday ac-
companied by Mrs. Sherman md will
spend several days in this vicinity in
connection with the local operations
of his company.
Roger McGinnis and Clay Tyler
spent Sunday at the Kelly ranch on
North Fork. Mac says that had the
river not been still frozens he
would have been almost tempted to
disregard the game laws and try his
luck at a Httla fishing