, 1925-03-25
MEETEETSE

Sooht Ho6ShS
Phelps was an interested witness
at the meat-curing demonstration
at the Chas. Wilson ranch Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dues and daughter
from Absaroka, Montana, arrived in
Neeteetse last Friday. Mr.. Dues
has leased the C. A. Smith ranch
and cattle and will make that place
his home for the e three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Thayer have
moved to the Pitchfork where TED
will help in the various duties of a
farmer this season. boss
Chas. March, who has been in
Thermopolis for the past two weeks.
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust of the
upper Greybull country passed thru
town Sunday morning on their way
to the Paul Foster ranch where they
spent the day and returned home in
the evening.
Henry Sayles made a short visit
in Thermopolis Monday.
Tuesday of last week Mrs. John
Wilson and son Elwood accompan-
led her father, Elwood Manthy, as
far as Cody. Mr.. Manthy is re-
turning to his old hime in Mime
sofa. He will return t o Meeteetse
in a few weeks.
Louie Schultheis spent Sunday in
town and returned to his Sunshine
basin ranch Monday.
1l- -
l.. p. Reeves of the animal hus-
bandry department of the state uni
versity, spent a few days in our
vicinity the past week giving meat
curing demonstrations.
Fred R. Thomas, forest ranger at
the Timer Creek station, came down
Friday and transacted business in
the Office of the u. S. commissioner.
The Rev. A. H. Beatty came over
from Cody Wednesday and held SER
vices in the Episcopal church.
Dick Williams. who has been
feeding cattle this winter for Cicero
Avant. came to town Monday for
the first time since last fall.
Mrs. Linton and daughter Alice
took the train Sunday at Deaver
for Denver Miss Alice is returning
to her school work and her mother
will visit friends there.
Rev. Gabriel S. Upton of Cody
preached a very interesting sermon
at the Baptist church last Sunday
afternoon. He can always count on
a good congregation when he
to Meeteetse.
Harley G.. Murphy of Thermop-
oils was a guest at the Overland
hotel Wednesday night.
Miss Schultz, who ten days ago
was called a by the death of her
mother, returned Saturday and re-
sumed her school work Monday.
Alice Linton substituted during her
absence.
Among those from here who at
tended the Trappers' ball at the
Irma hotel in Cody Friday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Donovan, Miss
Stanley, Buster Scudder and Roy
Bennion. They pronounced the
dance a success and speak very
highly of the hospitality of the
management of the hotel, now
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Newell.
Mrs. W. E. Lambertson of the
Overland hotel made a trip to Cody
and return Saturday.
John Bennion of Wood river
passed thru town Saturday on his
way to Cody where he took the
train for Salt Lake City, his form
mer home. While there he will
n onfar Tho I,o,rsto1 g.
GRAFTON.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. May
Kline steamed up Lizzie Ford, took
their children and made a trip to
the county seat. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sayles and daughter Agnes.
Noah Riley and Fatty McGhaw
OF the Antlers ranch were in town
Saturday evening.
A. ]. Knisely received word from
Mrs. Knisley at Worland that the
family had been quarantined ON
account of sickness. He left Satur-
day evening for the alfalfa town.
w. Gilpin Williams, Miss Mey-
beth Williams and Mrs. Salway were
in the city Friday morning.
Earl Niles has taken employ.
ment at the Chas. S. Wilson ranch
in Sunshine basin for the coming
season.
C. o. White of Stanford, Mon.
tana, was a visitor in town Friday.
Joe Hensley was a guest at the
Overland hotel Friday.
Henry Larson of Wood river was
in the city Sunday.
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