, 1923-08-30

are not a real live poet and loaded
with sentiment to the brim). At
any rate everyone seems to enjoy :
che haying season with the excep-
ton OF the men and horses. The
crops of grain and hay are better
than usual.
VIM. Covington. will on next Mon
day take the mail contract from
Hanna to Shirley. and back twice a
week. The route goes around by
Leo.
Mr. and Mrs N II Scott spent a
few days at the Ellis ranch last
week and while there they accom-
panied by Miss Susie Cram and Mrs.
Chas. Ellis went on a berrying ex-
cursion, and came home with
buckets full Of nice black currants.
Mr.. Ed. Leiby has recovered from
a sick spell and returned to his
work at Rock River.
Miss Durant who has been a guest
at the Sullivan home for several
days, returned on Friday to her
home in Rawlins.
Miss Mary Wertheim was a guest
at the Ffnkbiner residence on Fri
day and Saturday OF last week.
Fred Nelson came home on Satur-
day evening to spend the week end
with his wife. He returned to
Hanna on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Siltamaki
VIII leave for Hanna on Wednes-
day where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. Siltamaki has a position
In the Sampo store They will live
in Number Three town.
Ray Trout. the government trap
per has a string OF traps set out
on the Washboards and into the
little Basin. and is having excellent
luck catching pests. Al the present
time he is hot on the trail OF the
coyote that has been living fat on
our ducks, chickens and turkeys,
and We are wishing Mr.. Trout all
sorts of success.
While riding a broncho one even
Ing last week at the West ranch.
the animal became frightened and
Ducked into the corner OF the barn.
causing the rider. VIM. Covington.
to jump to save himself. and in the
mixup lie received a badly sprained
ankle. He is able to hop about a
little again 1
Matt Nelson Sr. and son Sander
Nelson were Sunday guests ut the
Fred Nelson ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Black are '
preparing to leave the Beer MuR
ranch. for he winter. They will 20
east. n Mr.. Black will 20 to Min
nesota to consul Mayo Brothers in
regard to his health. He received
serious injury several years ago,
when he was kicked by a horse and
received a fractured skull. Altho
ne was apparently we'll for several
a since. the doctors seem to be
OF the opinion that his present III
health is a result OF that accident.
Miss Margaret Sullivan Is In
Medicine Bow under the care OF DR.
Sail. as the result of n very sore
throat. She is somewhat improved
Just at present.
A heavy rain and hail storm
swept over the country between
here and the Bow on Sunday after.
noon. The atmosphere was quito
COOL as a result and made one think
that winter must be lowering In the
. vicinity. We hope he gets
crowded out for a while yet.
Miss Martha Oliver is at the
kAmp ranch where ahe IL asslstinx
Mrs. Kamp in tho preparation Of
meals for the hungry hay makers.
Mrs. Dick IAmpkin ID expected to
arrive AZ Little Medicine in tho near
failure wheee she viii visit her
d~suKhsers. Mfx. Edwin C~ruickahauk
and Mrs. Wallace Burnett
On Sunday there were invited 70
B Sullivan homo Mr.. and Mrs.
nos. Cardweli and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Scott and family and Mr..
aAd Mrs. II. r. Fnkbiner and fam
ny. All werv Johnnie on the SPOT"
asd enjoyed . good dinner and Q
pleasant day. not leaving for homo
uatii late In the evening.
Dave Wray returned to his ranch
the last OF the week. after Spending
the past few wccks At tho South
western oil neid. He had several
teams working there. scooping out
basins In which to hold the oil
wAtrh flows from tho wells In tho
nead.
Miss Margaret Pyle from Silver
Crook. Ncbr.. Is tho guest Of her
cousins. tho Sullivan family. Mas
Pyle used TO 1.-Two In Carbon, and
has many friends here who are al
way Eiad to welcome her 10 this
vtcinity.
Among those from this part OF tho
eosairy who attended tho picnic Al
Mk Mountain on tho 18th. were
nr. and Mrs. N. II. Scott. Mr.. and
Mr.. Chas. 6iltamaki. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Toi Grif-
icy And family. Emil Sch maic. John
0lls. Miss Susie Cram. Matt and
Arthur Ekola. Emil. Andrcw and
oAa1ee Nelson.
NJ. and Mrs. MAJ J~AurdAn, Mrs..
Mabel Potter and daughter, and
Ar. and Mrs. Howard lotteries re-
eurAsd last wcek from an extsaded
TRIP thru tho Yellow ,ou PARK.
They report an exrciicat time. aad
sAy they saw lots Of largo and f.