, 1923-03-15
MILO NOTES

(Too late for last week.

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$3.50 =
(Too late for last weekly
riders from the Hagland place were
in our neighborhood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fflupla drove
to Elk Mountain Tuesday for the
mail and to do some shopping.
Mr.. Alex Norris came down from
and remained we with c. Hastings
until Wednesday. Alex has been busy
for the past ten days getting out
some timber.
Mrs. John Veitch spent the day
with Mrs. William West ut the Hag-
land place Tuesday.
Elmer Irene visited with Albert
Hammond at the Hastings bunkhouse
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Word was received from the Hanna
hospital that e. E.. Skiver who has
been in a critical condition for the
past week, was resting a little easier
and that the doctors thought the
crisis was passed. Mr.. Skiver was
operated on for appendicitis Monday
as his appendix vas ruptured and
peritonitis had set in before he
reached the hospital.
Mr.. John Tick was a visitor at
the Veitch home Wednesday norm
ing.
Mr.. Bud Herman was in our
neighborhood the fore part of the
week from his home e Elk Noun
tain.
Mrs. John boiling, ST.. has been
on the sick list but is reported as
improving.
Mr.. John Heinrich has been
spending q few days owe near Sara
toga looking after the cattle which
are wintering in that vicinity.
Mr.. John veitch was a business
visitor at Elk Mountain Thursday
afternoon.
Some Of the men from the Hag-
land place have been busy hauling
hay from the Hastings field across
section seven to the Hagland pas
ture.
Mr.. c. Hastings was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veitch Saturday
evening.
Mr.. John Tick and Edward FIJI
pula drove to Elk Mountain Satur-
day for the mail and provisions.
Mrs. Ina veitch went into Hanna
Friday called there by the serious
condition of E. e. Skiver.
Mr.. Nels Irene and son. Albert
we're in our neighborhood Sunday
afternoon calling on friends.
Mr.. William West was a visitor
in Elk Mountain Saturday from the
Hagland place.
Mr.. Carl Schoen and Robert John
son came up from Elk Mountain
Sunday for a load OF baled hay at
the Hastings place.
Mr.. Ted Richardson visited with
Evan and Lincoln Veitch at the
bachelor quarters Saturday evening.
Mr.. Albert Hammond took q load
of hay down to their ranch Sunday.
but for awhile II looked ~ though
Albert was not going to make It as
his team and load got away from
MIN at the Veitch gate and the team
a through the Veitch field up to
che gate on top Of the hill where
Albert managed to catch up to them.
After Albert went over the route
gathering up the hay and the DIFF
fereut parts OF tho rack he went on
down to Elk Mountain.
Mrs. Alice and Flo Hastings visit
cd with Mrs. John vettch Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. John Tick drove over to the
u. l.. ranch the forepart OF tho week
to attend to business matters.
Mr.. John Queally was up from Elk
Mountain Thursday to look after
business natter.
Mr.. Frank schocn In reported as
remaining about the same with his
condition being quite serious.
Mr.. Bud Herman and his man
came up from their ranch Sunday Tor
q couple Of loads Of hay but Bud de-
cided that the flats around Milo are
about the windiest place he has
struck for some lime and lie can't
imagine how they anchor the stacks
10 the ground.
Mr.. Alex Morris came down from
the Sublette place Sunday and Will
remain over for several days.
OAEaAR AND GOOD ROADS
The March number OF the Wyom-