, 1924-07-02

spent several days in town this
week attending to some legal mat
ters for his clients here.
A. j. Knisley of the ia ranch
was in the city Thursday. He took
out a load of supplies for the ranch.
Don Adams of Sunshine has e
a frequent visitor in our town the
past week.
Shearing has been completed for
the Greybull Pool and several fam
liar faces were seen in own Satur-
day and Sunday. Among them we
recognize Ed Waters. Sal Sansifor,
Ray Dickinson and others.
A. l.. Manning and family made
a hurried trip to the county seat
and return Saturday.
Game Warden Rousseau dropped
into our town Saturday to look up
the actions of our sportsmen. All
We fishermen without permits from
the great state of Wyoming take
notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
Dave Dickie of the LIN ranch
spent Thursday in our city.
Arthur Argenta last Saturday pur-
chased two residence lots from Mrs.
Erskins. He intends to build on
them at once. The lots are just
Peoples residence. They are nice
lots, in a good location, and in the
future will become valuable.
Clyde Peoples made a trip to Cody
Saturday with Frank Scott. They
took over a load of freight.
Paul Foster of Long Hollow has
been repairing the Henry Pool res
idence on Warren street. The house
is being put in shape before Harry
Thayer moves into it.
Last Saturday Hazel and Mabel
Peoples accompanied Mrs. Frank
Scott to Cody and return. The
girls report a very exciting time in
plotting the Buick over the road.
Joe Wolf, Mr.. Hawkins and Mrs.
Newell were visitors from Cody last
Sunday. Joe must come over to
see his friends at least once a week
since he moved to Cody or he gets
lonesome.
The smiling face of Segard Hag-
SoA "ao oSSh i'll OoA Jul
day. Segard has been gone about
a year and his many friends are
glad to see him again. His stay
will be short and he will return to
Cowley. his present home.
R. NJ. Miller and family of Grass
Creek were callers in our town Sun
day. While here they witnessed
the ball game.
Carl Madsen of Poverty fiat was
in town Sunday to encourage the
Meeteetse nine in its trial of
His effort availed but little as his
team was defeated and had to go
home with but 40 per cent of the
gate receipts.
A good sized delegation from the
local Masonic lodge went to Their
mopolis last Tuesday to attend the
annual meeting of the Big Horn
Basin Masters club. Those who at
tended from here were W. P. Rice,
Frank Blackburn, ]. c. Jacobson, E.
p. Bowman, Rufus Wilson, Silas H.
Rumler, Paul Foster. The interest
is so contagious that some of the
wives wen along to see thai the
boys returned according to promises
and on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Thurston
of Cody came over to the good town
last Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Jacobson. They stayed
over night, meeting and visiting
many old friends. While here they
! attended tho boil oon,a ond ratt cd
home Sunday afternoon.
], w. Mangan of Denevr was a
guest at the Overland Friday night.
Ora Allen of Grass Greek was in
the city Sunday.
DR.. Bancroft. a dentist, has hung
out a shingle at the Overland hotel
where he is well equipped and ready
to meet all decayed or aching teeth.
The doctor halls from Denver and
is looking for a likely place to es-
tablish a business.
Henry Hudson, one of the main
stays of the Grey Bull corporation,
has taken a few days vacation and
is spending the time in our city
getting acquainted with old friends.
When Henry goes on the job he is
There for several months.
J. R. Chambers of Casper was a
visitor in our city last week.
Mrs. Henry Sayles returned home
Saturday from Buffalo, where she
spent a few weeks visiting her
mother and ott ct relatives.
The first game of baseball of the
season was played on the Meeteetse
diamond last Sunday between the
Grass Creek Tigers" and the Nee