, 1925-02-04
MEETEETSE

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CURE. She spent Sunday with Mrs.
ranch Monday.
w. w. Purdy wen to Thermop-
oils Thursday where she took the
train for Cheyenne. He went in
answer to an SOS. call from Mike
Donovan, who is attending the pres
ont session of the Legislature, look
ing after the interests OF the Grey
bull valley farmers relative to the
Sunshine reservoir and bitches. He
expects to be zone several days.
Sam Riley and George Thayer
were shopping in the city Saturday
evening.
MI. Sherman of the ia ranch
OF Wood river came down from Sun
shine Thursday. bringing Mrs Hans
Nelson, who, in being thrown from
a wagon, sustained a smashed foot.
Mrs. Nelson made a trip to Cody
Saturday and had the foot ex-rayed
by DR.. Trueblood. 1t was found
that some of the bones in the ankle
and foot were broken. 1t will be
some time before the damage will
be completely repaired.
Mrs. Fred Christie and daughter
Ed Mcclure. Gene was having
trouble with her teeth and went to
interview a dentist.
The Parent-Teachers' association
held a very interesting meeting Fri
day evening at the schoolhouse. The
meeting was well patronized. New
members were enrolled and a num-
Der of subjects of mutual interest
to parents and teachers were dis
cussed. Mrs. w. E. Lambertson
gave a very interesting talk on the
delicate or undernurished child.
Mrs. Lambertson has connected with
The Associated Charities of Denver
and has had considerable experience
with children coming under this
head. h has given it much thot
and is well qualified to talk on the
subject. She gave some statistics
and figures that were of special
value to all parents n teachers.
Leo Newton, who is conceded to
be the best AMMAN in all the coun-
try, and who for the past two
months has been cutting logs for
the Southfork sawmill, came to
town Thursday for a few days va
cation. Leo has a contract to build
an irrigation ditch of considerable
dimensions for the Grey Bull cor
poration and as soon as the frost
is out sufficiently will begin this
work.
Fred Kraft, representative of the
Raleigh factory, was calling on his
customers in this vicinity Friday and
Saturday. Fred has beer a regular
caller in these parts for several
years and juding from his own ev-
idence and prosperous appearance,
Raleigh goods sell themselves"
Thursday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weller went to Cody
with the LK truck. Mrs. Weller
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Wilds, and George Brought
home his drums and is ready to
manufacture music on short notice.
Mrs. May Klein and children
made a trip to Basin and Greybull
Saturday, returning home Sunday.
The Associated Farmers of Sun
shine Basin and Upper Greybull
were busy last week harvesting their
crop of ice. Those who put up a
supply are John Faust, Fred SEES
sions, Louie Schulthies, Billy Adams
and c. A. Smith. The ice has been
damaged by the recent winds and
is not as clear and nice as usual.
Amy, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Doores, has been
quite sick the past week with a
severe cold and light fever, but is
much better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Adams and
Mrs. w. P. Rice of Wood river,
were in attendance at the Parent
Teachers meeting Friday evening.
The Adams and Mrs. Rice are
deeply interested in the success if
the school.
e. p. Bowman and Arthur Ar
gento were in Cody Friday. They
returned home the same day.
w. B. Schlenker of Fenton came
up Monday with a load of apples
and cider which he disposed of at
a very satisfactory price.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hurlbut have
been on a trip the past week which
included Burlington, Basin, Wor-
land and other Basin points. They
returned home Saturday.
Saturday night the younger peo-
pie of Meeteetse and vicinity met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Linton. where a very pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed. All went home
at the wee hours in the morning.
Jim Carpenter, who has been on
the range for the past several
months, came to town Saturday for
a few days furlough. He will re-
turn to his York in a few days.
MI. Patti held services in the