, 1923-01-11
ing his Christmas holidays at the Sui
ltvan ranch.

ing his Christmas holidays at the Sui
Ivan ranch.
Miss Esther Kirkeby left on Tues
day for Laramie, where she will en-
ter school at the State University.
Gust Gustafsen brought out d hun
dred sacks of corn to the Beer Mug
ranch the first OF the week, The
corn viii be used for feeding sheen.
MT. Gustafson had two four-horss
teams.
Mr.. Young returned to his home
at Burns. this state. on Wednesday,
after visiting in this community for
q few days.
Sam and Charlie Siltamaki left on
Wednesday morning for Elk Noun
tain with the Siltamaki cattle.
Charlie returned home, when thew
tgot-as far.as Como, and Sam took the
cattle on to the Siltamaki ranch at
Elk Mountain.
Mrs. Fred Nelson returned last
week to her home here, after visiting
relatives for a few weeks at her
old home in Indiana. She took her
small son James back there and left
him with her mother, SO he can at
tend school there.
r. r. Finkbiner was a business
visitor at the Beer Mug ranch last
week. He had to shovel some snow
before he got there.
Gust Nelson made a trip to Hanna
In the sled last week to consult a
doctor In regard to an aching tooth.
Mrs. s. ". johnson returned home
two week ago from an extended
visit to relatives in Bedford. In
diana. She arrived right in the
midst of our lovely spell of weather.
and says 1t was vastly different from
the weather she left in the east. Mrs
J%ohnson's father, Mr.. Mcknight, is
80 years of age. and is in good
health, a see very we'll and hear
well. something unusual for an old
person Of that age. He does his
a;ghtly chores, carrying in the kind
ling, caring for the chickens. etc.,
Just as well as a young man, and
joys doing those little things.
George Miller is now helping Jack
Walsh take care of the Walsh cattle
at the ranch on Hay Slough. James
Walsh, ST., is in Hanna for the win
ter. where he is working in the
mine.
Mrs. Edwin Cruickshank is at the
Fales home in the Bow. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cruickshank have another fine
TAT girl. born on Thursday. Every
one il fine.
Mrs. Wells, teacher of the Cron-
berg school, returned on Saturday to
resume her duties, after spending
her vacation in Cheyenne.
Mrs. Dave Wray returned on Sat
urday, after a three weeks visit at
the home OF her sister in Pueblo,
Colo. Mrs. Wray took her daughter
(Nnrn IN Dynhyo ~h~~- - --f =
tend school this winter.
Miss Katheryn MACPHERSON and
the Cronberg children went to the
Bow on Sunday morning, where
they attended church and Sunday
school. 1t stormed so hard they
were forced to spend the night in
town.
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Ira Beans
mother. has been ailing for some
and went to Thermopolis, where
h hoped to be benefited by the
hot baths. She Is not much better,
and went to Casper this morning.
where she will remain for a few DAYS
with her son Orr Marshall, and his
family. and then she will go to
Douglas.
Mark Howard left the Bow on
Tuesday with a four-horse load of
grain for the ranch on Little Med
icine. and had the same variety of
luck that everyone else has had since
the storm started. It took him
about four days to get home, and
then he was glad he was alive.
Clarence Hunter. teacher of the
T. B. school returned from his two
weeks vacation. which he spent with
relatives at Grand Encampment, and
started school again today.
Miss Gertrude Thomas was a visit
or At Tho Long . ranch the last OF
the week. She also made a trip to