, 1924-12-04

Jack Dolling hauled a load of coal
from Medicine Bow last week. The
river Is frozen over just enough to
make 1t dangerous, as there is too
much ice to be safe to cross, as 1t
will not hold up with any weight.
Mr.. Dolling intendeh getting coal
from the Ekola mine but at present
1t is impossible.
Fred Nelson Is in Blason, a new
mining town in the vicinity OF Dia-
mondville. where he has q good Job.
Mrs. Nelson and little son James will
leave tie ranch in the nea future
and join Fred in their new home.
We regret to see them go, and will
welcome their return.
Mike Fisher L. riding at the TB
ranch. gathering cattle. Mr.. Doll
ing is riding with him, and assisting
him in ferreting out the brands.
Two trucks belonging to the White
Truck Transportation company at
Medicine Bow made a trip out to the
Q ranch on Friday afternoon, load
cd with potatoes, oats, sugar, coal,
gasoline. oil, etc.
Mrs. James Cameron shipped a car
OF cattle on Saturday last, they hav-
Ing been loaded in Medicine Bow.
Dan Miller was a business visitor
In Medicine Bow on Saturday last,
having come in from the johnson
ranch after a load of supplies.
Miss Helen Slower was q guest at
the Orion ranch on Sunday last. She
took a stroll up thru the meadow,
and Mrs. Orion brot her back to the
Johnson ranch in the car.
Chris Cronberg and little son Bob
by vent to Denver on Wednesday
and returned on Saturday morning.
r. r. Finkbiner and S. w. John
o made a business trip to Chey-
enne on last Saturday. returning the
first of the week.
John Adams was a week end guest
at the Raymond Bennett ranch. He
has been carrying the Little Medicine
mail, for a while.
Frank Amoss brot a few head
more cattle to the Ekola ranch on
Wednesday last, from the Elk Noun
tain country. The Ekola boys have
contracted to winter the Amos cattle
this year.
A storm which came up very sud
denly on Saturday night, ragged for a
half hour with great fury. About
an inch OF snow fell and 4 driving
east wind blew 1t in every which
way. soaring the daylights out Of
folks because they thot winter was
here. However on Sunday morning
the sur arose clear and bright, and
the barometer was again back where
II should be, and we all breathed
easy once again.
Chas. Ellis and Herbert Snyder
left on Saturday morning for Shirley
Basin where they helped work the
cattle At the Q ranch. The Q will
make another shipment the first Of
this week.
Johnnie Sullivan was a week end
visitor In Medicine Bow and on Sun
day he took some q repairs for
Val Bumgarner. and . fur coat for
Peter A. Hogue and went home. Pref
~ snowy for Q fat man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison West made
. trip to Medicine Bow ON Saturday
last.
Miss Mclean. teacher at the 70
school. accompanied BY Eva Nelson
came over to the Long . ranch ON
Saturday and spent the day visiting
the Nelson's. They returned to Nat
sons the following evening.
Notes from our diary for Sunday.
Nov. -, 1S3l.) Our boys from the
ranch here. have gone to . turkey
shoot In the Bow. where the men Of
the entire country are shooting for
ducks. geese and. turksys. We are
hoping that the boys will win .
"gsese" for -. for We ure would
like ~ OF the erittsrs-6ut no show
None q them can hit the broad side
Of . harm II ths0 were Inside. %
ve must baaisA hopes. bat you know
Heoj1s0ee will happen In 49, best q
seg1lsesA fAailies. and - ~ .Ars
hopiag for accidents. Amen.
Chas. Ellis was In Medicine Bow
on wednesday afternoon. attending
to matters Of business.
Dave Wray came IN to town from
the Southwestern OIL Camp aad
spent Sunday with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finkbinsr. George
and Bobby made . trip 70 the Suili-
van ranch on Saturday afternoon TO
80 W. c. West on some important