, 1925-05-21
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Mr.. E. e. Skiver is hauling wool
to Hanna from the John Veitch
shearing pens with his truck.
Mr.. Del Boles made a trip to Medi-
cine Bow Thursday on business. Jos.
Evans has been our mail carrier.
Roy Meredith has been helping
shear sheep at the West ranch this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schoen's baby
has been on the sick list the last
couple of days with a cold, but is con-
siderably improved now.
Niles Quealy and James Quealy
left last week for the Eyken ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reedy and
family left last week for Saratoga
where they will spend some time.
Eddie Filpula of Milo was a visitor
Saturday from Milo.
Muriel, Phyllis and Leroy Hansen
and Victor Anderson drove to Hanna
Friday morning and were met by Mrs.
Mike Quealy and Emma Hansen and
went to Rawlins to attend the gradu-
alton.
Walter and John Anderson left
last week for Riverton, Wyo., where
they will go on the tie drive.
Harry Jones of the Quealy Basin
spent Saturday evening with Henry
CheesbrOugh, the RIB foreman.
James Quealy left town Sunday
evening for Shirley Basin.
Miss Hazel Lewis of Milo, spent
Sunday afternoon with Muriel Han
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner were
in town from the RIB ranch, Sunday,
visiting with Mr.. j. Loar at the
Mountain View hotel.
Henry Cheesbrough, Harry Jones,
James Quealy, sidney Skiver and Joe
Novak, were riding bucking horses
Sunday. 1t won't be long until July
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Larson. son
Albert, Mrs. Alice and Flo Hastings
and son Richard, Mrs. Clara Bonner
and Eta Dodds, drove to RawIins
Friday.
Misses Muriel Hansen and Eta
Dodds, Messrs. Walter and John An
derson motored to w. G. Richard
sons at Milo, last Monday evening
in John Anderson's new Chrysler
car.
If you haven't already seer the
poster for the l. o. o. f. annual ball.
don't forget. 1t is June 9th at Evans
hall. Music by Jack Cooks orches-
ira. Everyone welcome. Come and
nave a good time.
Due to the bad weather the dance
of May 10th was postponed.
Mrs. T. D.. Mangan and Harry
Dodds, Lcona and Tutter Mangan
visited at the Hastings home Sunday
afternoon.
Bud MellOr and Harold Riggs were
in town sunday from the RIB ranch.
Among those who went to Rawlins
to take part in the Sth Grade gradu-
alton were Misses Lempie Ollikkua.
Mamie Ollakklla of Pass Creek school
William Richardson and Miss Veitch
of Milo school. Victor Anderson. OBJ
bic Larson, Leroy Hanson, Edna Her
man and Dickie Hastings Of Elk
Mountain, all getting Sth grade di-
plomas. Edna Herman, Leroy Han
son and Obbie Larson each received
a certificate award of honor in
scholarship.
Miss Eta Dodds IS driving a brand
new Chevrolet sedan which she got
while in Rawlins, Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Berge and two chill
dren of French tie camp are visiting
Mrs. a. Anderson.
Mrs. Dickinson spent Sunday after
moor with Mrs. John Carlson.
Mrs. John Veitch and daughter
NiAANH Ntlll W l4hl hlllt SdNul Adl
morning, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson Of
Hanna, motored out from Hanna
Sunday and spent the day with their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Meyers and chill
dren were in Saturday night from
their ranch.
Ed. Freeman OF Laramie with his
bunch OF sheep shearers are at the
Dave West and John Veitch ranches.
Dave West made a business trip
to Hanna Friday in his car.
Tom Quealy n Miss Kate DolIing
came in from Basin, Sunday. going
TO Dana and returning In the evening
TO Basin.
Mr.. Choate and Mr.. VIM. Dicken-
son OF Hanna came out Saturday aud
put the electric light plant In work
ing order again as we haven't had
any light for the past two months.
Carl Anderson made a trip up 10
the tie camp with a load OF men and
supplies for the tie drive.
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