, 1924-10-01
MEETEETSE

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Mrs. Minnie Ide, superintendent
of schools, was renewing acquaint-
ances in and about our CITY last
week.
Mrs. Harry went to Powell last
Monday to consult with a specialist
relative to her health. She is also
having some dental work done.
Billy Adams and Jim McBlain
are busy helping with the Drum
mond threshing. Where you see a
thresher at work. there you will see
Billy-he cannot keep away from a
thresher when in operation.
Ed and Tom Shoemaker of Grey
bull were in the city Thursday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Martin and children came
down from the ranch for a visit
with Grandpa and Mrs. Martin, par
ents of Charley.
= Andrew Pennoyer brought down
o. B. Mann's threshing outfit Mon
day and took it to the Drummond
ranch east of town and started
t%hreshing Tuesday morning. Mr..
Drummond has a fine crop of wheat
and oats. He hopes to finish. thresh-
ing before any snow falls.
C.. j. Lowe, the telephone man,
came over from Cody the first part
OF the week and installed some new
phones for the Meeteetse exchange.
Wednesday, the Gath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Hogg and children of
the Butte ranch. came to town and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Doores came
in from the Gooseberry ranch last
Sunday to attend to some legal bus
mess. 1t has been some time since
Bud has been in town, altho Mrs.
Doores comes in at least once a
week.
e. p. Bowman went to Thermop-
oils and Casper Wednesday on a
short business trip and returned
Sunday. He reports the roads good
except about ten miles of new road
between Shoshoni and the Wind
River canyon. He a y it is a nice
drive from Meeteetse to Casper.
Fred Bartlett, one of the depend
oDAS hAa1R do u Sut5l At
the Overland hotel Thursday. 1t is
a common sight to see Fred at the
steering wheel of a White truck.
f. j. Goppert, prosecuting attor-
ney of Park county, was a Meetee-
tse visitor Thursday. He did not
state his business, but we presume
it might have been somewhat polit-
ical OIL otherwise.
w. H. Hadley of Palette ranch
No. l passed thru town Monday on
his way to the ranch from Cody.
Our ex-mayor. John W. Deane,
and wife returned from a three
weeks sojourn in Billings this week.
While there they attended the Mid
land Empire fair and saw many
sights for which Montana is famous.
During this pleasant period both
he and Mrs. Deane had to take time
to visit the dentist. They were well
pleased with their trip and now are
ready to settle down to work in the
old way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Bennett, who
visit to the Wilson's, parents of Mrs.
Bennett, returned home Saturday
night. w. w. Bennett, who accom-
panied them, remained in California
for the winter. Basil's mother re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson have
moved into the Tom Faley house
that the children may have the ben
eft of the public schools. The
Nelson's have for the past season
resided on the old Tom Brown ranch
on upper Wood river.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark have
moved into the residence of Miles
Travis. Mr.. Clark has been living
at the Edgar Bennion ranch on
Wood river.
Fred C. Schaub of Cody was a
very busy man in our city Tuesday
renewing old acquaintance and
promoting q new enterprise of which