, 1924-11-19
MEETEETSE

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Overland hotel. She will begin to
serve meals Wednesday. She is
known as an excellent cook which
will no doubt insure her of a liberal
patronage.
Mrs. H. T. Newell and Joe Jr.
spent the week end in our village
and were guests at the homes of
o. B. Mann and Mrs. Minnie Pep
pies.
Basil Bennett is driving the school
truck for Frank Scott while the
latter is engaged in hauling grain.
Sam Riley. the Sunshine ranch
man, was purchasing supplies in
town Monday.
Geo. Thayer of the Wilson ranch
in Sunshine basin was a caller in
the city last Monday. He is doing
some improving on the ranch and
took out a supply of steel roofing
for some stack sheds.
Joe Wolf has been busy the past
two weeks hauling grain from the
Whitney ranch and delivering it
to the Grey Bull corporation at the
LK ranch.
= hidIg Mitch lldo Dten DOll-
cred for several days with a very
troublesome tooth. She went 90
Cody Monday morning and called
on DIR. Moody who extracted the
tooth in lightning time.
C. C. Lands, the Thermopolis
oil booster, made a hurried trip
to the Pitchfork structure last
Friday. He stopped for a while in
town on his return home. He is
very optimistic as to the results on
this structure.
VIM. Neves, who has spent the
summer at the Lars Nelson ranch
in Sunshine basin, departed last
week for his home in the vicinity of
Burlington.
Henry Sayles was called by wire
to Buffalo, Wyoming, Friday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
mother. The last reports state that
she is in a very critical condition
and not much hope held out for
her recovery. Her advanced years
make her recovery very doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust of the
Upper Greybull valley were trading
il the city Monday.
VIM. Locke of Sunshine was in
town Monday making some pur-
chases for the ranch.
Frank and William Slack OF the
lower valley were shopping IL The
city Monday.
Last Monday Mrs. VIM. Todd carae
in and disposed OF a wagon Gao
of homegrown vegetables, which
are always of the best quality and
she easily finds a ready sale for
them. She also has on exhibition
four blue ribbons which she has re-
ceived as first prizes at the Douglas
State fair. These prizes were
awarded on Duchess and Wolf River
apples, Opata plums and Lima
beans. This proves c~onclusively
that the Greybull valley grows the
finest vegetables in the state.
Ralph Smith, we editor of the
Meeteetse News. made a trip to
Cody Saturday to get acquainted
with the county officers elect. Ralph
is very happy these days over the
election of Coolidge and Dawes.
Graham Morton made a hurr,-up
round trip to the county seat last
Friday.
Jeff Starkey returned home last
week from a two months visit
with relatives and friends at his
old home in Iowa. While east H..
took the opportunity of visitin- the
Mayo clinic at Rochester. Min,
for consultation. Jeff looks much
improved by the trip.
VIM. and Chas. Feyhl were cal
lers in the good town Monday.
Our old friend John w. Deane
has been under the weather. for
the past 4 or 5 days. aiIing with
a bad cold. He is now better and
will soon be on the job again.
j. L. Calkins and his friend.
Frank billy. of Sheridan, returned
Monday from a weeks hunt on the
headwaters of Wood river. They
did not succeed in bagging any big
game but insisted that thew had
their moneys worth. They intend
to come back next season. when
they will have more time to hunt
before he close of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ekdahl of
Spring creek were in town Monica
purchasing supplies for the ranch.