, 1924-06-11
MeeteetS


Tuesday demonstrating the good
points of the Buick automobile.
Ralph Smith, we editor of the
Meeteetse News, has received a new
press with which to print. We will
look for the News to make it's ap-
pearance in the future without ag-
gravation to the pressman.
F. A. Davis of Billings was a
guest at the Overland hotel Sunday.
l.. B.. Bailey of Worland was a
Meeteetse visitor last Sunday.
Bill Dickie, foreman of the LU
Sheep company, and Tom Upton of
the LU ranch spent Sunday in Nee
teetse.
On Sunday Elmer Bergquist and
Tom Donley of the Grey Bull cor
poration, were guests over night
at the Overland hotel.
Messrs. w. H. Weaver, A. D.
Griffith. C. T. Mcbride, H. A. Hun
toon. and c. f. hartman, members
OF the oil well crew at the read of
Spring creek, were in town Satur-
day. During the recent cold per-
iod several inches of snow fell in
the vicinity of the well. They re-
port the work on the road progress
ing satisfactorily.
c. A. Evans. northern Wyoming
agent for the Montana Life Insur-
ance company, was a caller in uor
city last Thursday.
Basil Bennett and Dan Wilson,
Jr., have taken the contract to fin
ish the road work on the new road
to the oil well at the head of Spring
creek. They left town Monday for
the scene OF their operations. They
expect to finish the work within a
few days.
/ r. C. Rea of Gebo was a visitor
in town last Wednesday.
Joe Wolf, driver on the Cody
Valley mail route, came over from
Cody Sunday to see old friends.
Joe has been a permanent fixture
here SO long that he is missed by
all.
Winnie Knott. the barber, at one
time not long ago a citizen of our
town, but now of Cody, spent the
week end in Meeteetse calling on
iichoo. we nope ne Will come
often.
Frank Slack and Grandma and
Lawrence and Clarence were in the
city Monday. While here Lawrence
put in his time convincing the read
ing public that they needed more
reading matter in the shape of
magazines and weekly papers. His
LIST inR1rdad a nnn,hnr 1f tho hoe,
papers and periodicals that are pub
lished. The prices we're as cheap
as the cheapest. If a person were
in need of more reading matter
Lawrence would be the man to see.
Thursday Tom Osborne visited
our town and left a wagon load of
potatoes with the M~eeteetse Mer-
camille company.
E. H. Heavey made a short visit
to town last Thursday to get ac-
quainted with the young lady who
has come to board with the family
for a number. of years-weight 7
pounds.
Frank Thayer, manager for A. A.
Anderson's interest in Wyoming,
was transacting business in town
Monday.
John Peterson C"Swede Pete"J
was in town Monday and took out
q load of ranch supplies.
Thursday Miles Francis took his
friends and nephew, Clarence Helm
drich. on a little joy ride to Cody
and Powell and return.
Miles Bennett loaded his house
hold goods or wagons and truck
and departed last Monday for the
Russell Crane ranch to get ready
for the crop of dudes which he
expects in the near future. His 10
cation is ideal and he is entitled to
a generous patronage.
Mrs. Chas. Martin, who has been
stopping in town for the past few
weeks. returned to her home on the
Whitney ranch last Friday.
w. H. Hadley, of the upper Pal
Thursday on his way t. Cody where
he will have a short holiday. This
is the first time Mr.. Hadley has
been away from the ranch this year.
He reports that the damage caused
by the flood last summer as about
repaired and the lawn is again a
thing of beauty and joy forever"
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Perkins of
Poverty Flat" were shopping in
the city last Wednesday.
A. L. Manning went to Coody last
Tuesday. He vas starting on a trip
that will take him throughout the
Basin country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin have
leased a home and moved to Cody.