, 1925-01-22

The appearance of q whole buffalo
hide and all excited much interest
in Hanna this week, particularly
among the children, none of whom
had eve seen one before. The U. P.
store handled h animal, which was
one of the group slaughtered in the
Jackson Hole district for commercial
purposes and also to reduce the herd
which was growing too large. The
hide was an exceptionally thick one
and somebody will be smuggling I'M
der a fine buffalo robe before long.
The meat sold to consumers here
was pronounced quite good tho a
little stringy and most of US think we
prefer the domestic beef.
Mrs. Ed. Mumm entertained In
formally at bridge Tuesday afternoon
her guests being Mesdames A. w.
Ainsworth, Joe Briggs. w. G. Sch
neider. Frank Amoss, Henry Jones.
Harold Finch, F. L. Ford and l. j.
Rodda.
Mrs. Jack Cook was hostess to her
bridge club and a few friends Satur-
day afternoon. Those present were
Mesdames Robert Milliken. C. d.
Williamson. Glenn Stoddard, Henry
Peterson. Harold Finch, Il. B. Ober,
Winfield Scott and F. l.. William
son. Mrs. Peterson was the prize win
ner.
In the basketball games at the
gymnasium on Thursday evening the
Hanna girls won over Saratoga by
a score Of 10 to 3. In the second
game the Saratoga team won by a
score of 16 to IL. The Hanna high
school team carried off the honors in
tho 1rI pama with "a ocNra ne 81 Tn
6. Saturday night the Hanna high
school played Rock River, Hanna
winning. score Al to 4. In the pre-
liminary game between the Junior
High School and a team made up Of
sophomores and freshmen, the latter
team was victorious. winning by a
of II to S.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hughes In
vited a number of their friends in
Saturday night for an informal game
of 500. at the close of which Mrs.
Hughes served a delicious turkey sup
per. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Earl Seelinger, Jack Cook
Glenn %Stoddard, F. E. Ford. Robert
Milliken and Henry Peterson.
The many friends of Miss Anne
Conghlin, a former teacher here. will
sympathize with her in the death of
her mother, in Laramie on Tuesday
Jan. 10. At the time of Mrs. Congh-
Inns demise, Miss Conghlin was In q
hospital recovering from an opera
ton, and was not appraised Of the
serious condition OF her mother until
after death. Mrs. Conghlin was one
of Laramie's pioneers, having resid-
ed there since 1874.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church last Sat-
urday was largely attended and
Melted a neat sum to the Golfers of
the treasury. The new church is rap
idly nearing completion and makes
an attractive addition to that part OF
town.
George ]. Wilson and S. Seierson
OF the Dana Dairy have added to
their herd OF Holsteins a pure bred
registered Holstein yearling bull.
from the University of Wyoming
stock farm, with a pedigree Of Illus
trious ancestors. These energetic
dairymen have left no stone unturn-
ed to provide Hanna and all their
customers with the best of dairy pro-
ducts. 1t certainly is u great con-
venience to be able to secure, every
dny, delicious thick cream and rich
MIN LOT oHe b tapie' ueii'cFeu TiSnt
at your door, too. regular city fash
ton. a privilege hitherto unknown in
Hanna.
Fred Hansen was In from Elk
Mountain Wednesday.
Mr.. Mclean OF Paxton & Gallag-
her, Omaha. was n business visitor
Thursday.
Miss Vendia Huhtala spent the
week end with her parents. coming
up from Laramie Friday evening.
Miss lila Lepponen is contemplat-
Ing an extended European trip dur