, 1923-05-03
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MILO NOTES
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Mr.. Henry Baker has made several
trips up from the Schoen ranch this
week to haul hay from the Hastings
place.
Mr.. Edward Hammond returned
from his home, near Elk Mountain,
to help his brothers, Harry and AL
bert finish up baling some hay for
the Quealy outfit. The boys had to
stop work for several days on ac-
count of the snowstorm which visit
ed us the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Henry Cheesbrough has been
down from the Basin for several
days this week helping to dehorn
and vaccinate cattle at the Queally
and the Hagland places.
MI. Bruce Torginy, the Forest
Ranger, was down from the Station
Tuesday and visited the school. Mr..
Torginy gave a nice talk to the
children on the subject of Fire Pre-
yention in the forest. This being
Fire Prevention week the children
greatly enjoyed the talk and have
made several interesting pictures on
the subject and several stories have
been handed in.
Mr.. Evan Veitch drove to Elk
Mountain Wednesday afternoon to
get some supplies for the ranch.
Mrs. Jacob Filpula and Mrs. Alice
Hastings were pleasant visitors at
the school Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John Tick has been spending
the week in the Basin visiting with
the Ollikkala family.
Mr.. Otto Fredericks, of Hanna
and Mr.. Peake, IN insurance agent
OF Laramie. were visiting with Mr..
John Veitch Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Peake represents a Kansas City
insurance company.
Mrs. VIM. West came up from the
Hagland place Thursday afternoon
TO visit the school also spent a part
of the time with Mrs. Alice Hastings.
Mrs. ]. MacElvers rode to Elk
Mountain from the U. l.. ranch
Thursday afternoon for the mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob FIlpula drove
to Elk Mountain Wednesday to get
e"V a diIu SolHt supplies.
Mr.. Nels Irene. of Elk Mountain.
spent several days at the Anderson
ranch the fore part of the week.
Richard Hastings went home with
Elmer Irene Tuesday after school to
spend the night with the Irene boys.
AS spring has a d C d far
enough along for people to get out
and make the changes for the sum
mer. we have heard of several
changes to be made in our neighbor-
hood. Mr.. NJ. Parks. who has been
on the Sodergren place for the past
several years, is leaving for the
Laramie Peak vicinity. where he has
taken up a homestead claim and we
understand that Mr.. and Mrs. Solder
gren. who have resided in Fort Col
Inns. for several years are planning
to come back on their ranch again.
We will be glad to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Sodergren back again but re-
gret to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Parks
from u locality.
Mr.. Carl Dolling and sister. Kate,
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. McElvers at the U. l..
ranch.
Mr.. Evan Veitch was a visitor
~ the Ted Richardson home Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Ale Morris was down from
the Sublette place Friday afternoon
going on to Elk Mountain for sup
piles for tho ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks were
up along their ditch Friday. They
stopped ut the Larson place and had
dinner with Mr.. Endsley.
Mr.. Jas. Gabbott was at Elk
Mountain Thursday afternoon to get
some supplies for the U. l.. ranch.
Miss Victoria ~Cheesbrough IL re-
ported as being on the sick list this
week.
Edward Faipula went to Elk
Mountain Thursday expecting 10
take the Seventh Grade Examina-
ton but the questions failed to reach
Elk Mountain for tho examination
so Edward had TO return home, OF
course. very much disappointed.