, 1924-11-13
|pIFHCAFaY7
DOH8S2 ~
Difficulty. Wyo, Nov. TO-.

About three inches Of snow fell
on Wednesday last and up to date
1t has not all melted. altho today
a chinook wind Is blowing and water
Is standing in every low place. How
ever. 1t seems chilly and raw. Queer
weather for this time of the year.
Lawrence Sullivan made a trip to
the c. F.. II. C%ronberg ranch the last
OF the week, and got his bucks, TAX
Ing them back to Shirley Basin. He
spent Friday night in this vicinity.
Tom Scott made a trip to Medi-
cine Bow on Tuesday and brot a load
OF coal back to the Beer Mug ranch
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Park and little
Aon are guests of the Sullivan fam
lily in the Basin.
VIM. Dolling left for his home at
Woodside. Utah. the last OF the week
after spending several days in this
part OF the country, looking after
business matters and visiting rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Doling was
. resident of Shirley Basin for many
years. and has many friends here who
are always glad to welcome him back
to this country.
Floyd Taylor and Mr.. Fuller. re-
turned on Thursday from a business
trip to Denver. where they spent sew
erai days.
Mike Donneliy was in Medicine
Bow last week attending to affairs
of his own.
Mrs. John Dolling and little son
Walter. spent several days last week
at the Beer Mug ranch, the guest of
NJ, T~r~ O--tt H~ R- VI
returned to her home at the TB ranch
on Sunday.
c. Atkinson was in Medicine Bow
the last of the week, after q load
of sheep dip. He broke down with
the truck and was compelled to re-
main In town over night.
Oscar Reid has been a guest at
the John Burnett ranch on the Lit
tie Medicine for several days. Mr..
Reid used to live on the Howard
ranch in the Little Medicine vicin-
ity, and has many friends in this
part of the world who are delighted
TO have him with us once again.
We have often read and heard of
people finding babies on their door
steps, and folks receiving Quee
things thru the mails and of indi-
viduals receiving astonishing things
thru the will of some eccentric rela-
tive, but owe In the Elk Mountain
vicinity something new has happen
cd. Charlie Orion was doing a little
work In his alfalfa field, and noticed
a Ford car all nicely c~urtained and
closed. speeding along the road to-
ward the Bow. The car soon round
I'd h point OF the hill, among the
trees and was lost to view. He thot
no more Of the incident, until he was
returning home Tor dinner, and right
In the gate In the meadow in front
OF the house. he saw a little box. 1t
was impossible for him to 60 thru
without stumbling over 1t, and of
course he examined it. There hud-
died up and trembling. and whining
softly he saw two little puppies
little black shepherds. Touched with
pity for the deserted baby orphans,
Mr.. Orion carried the little box with
Its cargo OF miniature dogs down to
the house with him. were they i'm
found friends in Mrs. Or
and Miss Alice Veitch. There
they are still making their home, and
viii until some n can be found who
wants a puppy. and we ave been re-
suested to try to locate someone who
might want n of them.
Mrs. Del Bowles was In Medicine
Bow last week. to consult DR.. Sell
regards her health. She. accom
panied BY her small son, Wheeler,
to the TB ranch where they will
for some time the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John boiling and Wal
TOR. Mrs. Bowies' many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Thos. Boylan was the week
end guest Of Mrs. 8. W. Johnson At
Tie johnson ranch west Of Medicine
D0W.
Claude Oliver returned q few days
ago from . visit to his old tome In
Missouri. He had Intended making
bis future home In Missouri. but
the caA of Wyoming a too strong
tor Mr.. oliver.
Edwin Cruickshank aud Mr..
Adams finished repairing the Medi-
elmo Bow Telephone Company's line
On Wednesday. and have returned to
homes on Little Medicine. The
line Is In excellent condition now,
and we a talk Just about every
whore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Emerson arc
At present at tho Q ranch. where
they intend spending some time.
Henry Mtchell left on Tuesday