, 1925-03-18

three or four days dehorning cattle.
They are preparin gto separate the
herd and put out to pasture about
half the herd after March goth.
Mrs. E. X. Salway and Miss May
beth Williams We're callers in the
city for a short time Friday.
Frank Blackburn spent the latter
part of the week with the family
in town. Friday he visited the
dentist in Cody and parted with
some grumbling teeth which had
been giving him considerable trou-
BILE. Frank is now located on the
range in the neighborhood of the
"91" ranch.
Mrs. w. E. Lambertson and Mrs.
Dorothy Bennett of the Overland
hotel We're callers at the county
seat Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mike Donovan is temporar-
lily helping her sister, Mrs. Bennett,
in the dining room at the Overland
hotel.
Ed Scovel returned to Meeteetse
Monday after a six weeks stay with
his son Charles and family at Story.
in Sheridan county, Wyoming. Dad
looks well after his vacation.
Miss Schultz, teacher of the 5th
and 9Th grades in our school, re-
ceived the sad news of the death
of her mother at her home in
Staples, Minnesota, on March 9th.
Miss Schultz left Wednesday for
her home to be present at the last
sad rites. She will return here in
a few days to resume her work.
Don Adams, the hustling mayor
OF Sunshine. was in the city Tues
day. He informs us that he will
install cheese-making machinery
this spring, and will be able to
handle all his own milk, as well
as that of his neighbors. Don is
very enthusiastic about the POSSIBLE
tiles of sue an industry in this
section. He has recently been gath
ering a bunch of Guernsey cattle
and now has a beginning for an
excellent herd.
Miss Redmond, Miss Schultz and
Miss Larsen spent the past week at
the Don Adams ranch at Sunshine.
The trip was made possible by the
closing of school for a few days.
Il is one of the most scenic ranches
in the country. 1t vas thoroughly
appreciated and enjoyed by the
young ladies. They let no oppor-
tunity pass for singing its praise.
Messrs. Saykally and Schiller
candy manufacturers and wholesale
and retail merchants, of Thermop-
oils, were in the city Thursday
looking for customers. The gentle
men r installing more equipment
to increase their output. They be
%lieve the Basin country will furnish
a good field for their candy. They
left for Cody Friday.
Frank Owen of Grass Creek came
into town Sunday for a truck load
of oats which he took out to the
ranch for feed for the milk cows
He is operating a dairy for hat OF
: town. He believes in feeding grair
to the cows.
Mrs. Lars Nelson. who has beer
assisting the w. p. Rice family
during the illness of several of il
members, returned home Tuesday
While several members of the fam.
5 lily hav been quite seriously sick
all are now convalescing nicely
The Rice children returned to school
on Monday.
Mrs. Forrest Doores and two sons
John Henry and Louis, made a triI
to Cody Saturday for an indefinite
stay.
Ed. Mcguire made a trip to Cody
and return Saturday.
Jack Rea, Elwood H. Heavey
and Henry Larsen composed the
delegation from Wood river in town
Monday. Mr.. Rea made proof be-
fore the U. S. Commissioner, prov
ing his right to a good slice OF
Uncle Sans domain.
A delegation consisting of Mike
Donovan, Rufus Wilson, Joe Wolf
and Ralph Smith attended the
meeting of the Federated clubs at
Basin Monday and represented the
interests of the Upper Greybull set
tiers.
Mrs. May Klein and daughter
went to Cody Monday to consult IA
physician about her, child's sore
throat
A large delegation of Masons of
Meeteetse attended the Big Horn
Basin Masters Club meeting at Cody
Thursday, March 18th. The follow
ing members were in attendance
from here: Frank Blackburn, Rufus
Wilson. s. H. Rumler. James C.