, 1924-11-05
MEETEETSE

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Wednesday of last week sam
Riley of Sunshine basin was in the
city buying supplies for the ranch.
Henry Larsen and little son were
in the city last Thursday for a few
hours.
William C"Grasshopperl') starke
was in town last Friday with mis-
winter coat OF whiskers. When
Bills whiskers appear all the neigh
bors look for a hard winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Hurlbut and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Bowman made
a trip TO Cody last Wednesday and
while there listened to the Hon.
John Dillon present the campaign
issues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lymon from the
Monk ranch in the G%reybull valley,
have leased the John Nichols res
idence and moved into town tor
the winter. Mr.. Lymon will look
after d string of traps this winter.
Frank Kenyon, who went to Their
mopolis about four weeks ago to
have an ex-ray of a broken arm.
returned home Monday. He has
been much benefited by the trip
and will soon have his arm out Of
the sling.
Henry Sayies, Fred Christie and
Earl Moore made a trip to Their
mopolis and return Monday. They
report political sentiment as run
ming high and that more than haif
of the crop of candidates will be
defeated this fall.
Mr.. Chambers and Miss Helen
Miller, chef and waitress at the
Overland hotel. made a trip to
Cody Monday. purchased a little
piece of paper, called on Judge
Marston and had a little ceremony
performed. each taking the other
for better or for worse for the bal
ance of this life. The happy cou-
pie returned to Meeteetse where
Judge Walsh entertained them with
twenty other guests at a fine ban
quet at the Overland. The hea.tiest
congratulations of their many friends
are extended. wishing them the full
lest share of success and happiness.
A. j. Walsh has purchased the
restaurant on State street from Mrs.
Baldwin and leased it to Mr..
Chambers. h in the future Will
conduct the business.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Weller of the
Carter ranch were visiting in town
Saturday. They were shaking hands
with old friends and incidentally at
tended the Democratic rally Satur-
day night.
UIA No. ,a.nNs. -Ya,Is-- CaN,Vr
day night at the city hall was well
attended. All of the Democratic
county candidates were there, with
one exception. At the call of the
chairman each one came forward
and made a few remarks, urging
the good people to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Last Saturday Mrs. Freeman and
Mrs. Crane of Cody made a trip to
the IT ranch and while in the
city reported a pleasant visit and
splendid roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Thayer re
turned home last Saturday from a
two weeks stay in Billings.
Mrs. Frank Blackburn went to
the Wood River ranch Sunday and
remained until Tuesday when she
returned to town. Frank is going
to the range for the winter to
keep the woolies company.
The members of the Rebekah
lodge gave a social and supper at
the lodge rooms Friday night. The
entertainment of the evening was
games and whist. There was a good
attendance which was charged
admission of soc each, which to a
great extent strengthened the treas
Ury.
The Ladies Guild of st Andrews
church served the supper Saturday
night at the Democratic rally, which
was well ~patronized. A good sup
per was served and all went home
in a fine humor.
ATr. and Mrs. John Miller We're
city Visitors for a short time Mon
day evening.
We r glad to report Mrs. n. =.
Walsh on the road to recovery from
her recent operation by DIR. Kinney
il Cody.