, 1925-01-28
MEETEETSE

John Peterson (Swede Pete) was
a guest over night Friday at the
Overland hotel.
Henry Larson and family were
visitors in the city Friday.
F. p. Austin of Denver was call
ing on the merchants of our city
Friday.
C. A. Olsen of Basin made one
of his occasional visits to the city
Monday. He stopped at the Over
land hotel.
Grover Gilbert of Wannetta, Mon
tapa, arrived in town last Tuesday
for an indefinite stay. 1t is the
~gentleman's first visit to our city.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Sayles and daughter Agnes and Mrs.
Klein and son Willie made a trip
to the county seat to consult a
dentist, returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hurlbut
went to Cody Friday in connection
with some legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goodykoontz
were city callers Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Riley of the An
tiers ranch has been confined to
the house the past week with an
attack of the flu Late reports
have it that she is improving.
John Henry Doores, the Goose
berry stockman, was in town for a
short THE Wednesday.
Nelson Phillips of the Whitney
ranch was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. o. Denote of the Pal
cite No. 2 ranch was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scovel,
Thursday.
Thos. Cinley of Wood river was
a caller in the city last week.
Alex Linton, president of the
First National bank. left Monday
morning for the stock show at Dem
yer. He expects to spend a week
in Denver and Cheyenne, returning
home Sunday.
Creek ranger station, came over Sat
urday and spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mr.. McGrew at the ]. w.
Webster ranch. He returned to the
home station Tuesday.
Wednesday of last week Walter
r. Bane made a flying trip to Bill
lings.
Mike Donovan has been selected
by the ranchmen of the Greybull
valley to represent them at tbs leg
i%slature regarding new legislature
wanted by Park county farmers on
the Greybull. He left for Cheyenne
Monday. The Greybull farmers are
after legislation which will permit
them to withdraw from the new
improvement district which
the building of a reservoir in Sun
shine basin.
John Nichols returned last week
from a visit with friends and rel
atives in Missouri. He has been
away about three months and is de-
lighted to be back to the M~eeteetse
country.
Vaughn McAdams, who has been
employed by the Greybull corpora
ton for a long time, is taking a
vacation in town.
Daddy Martin, who has been
down with the flu for several days,
is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps, who
have spent a week in Denver attend
ing the stock show, returned Mon
day. Gene reports the entries in
all classes of livestock as excellent.
The attendance was so per cent
greater than last year.
Sunday afternoon at 4 D. m. Rec
tor Pattie held services at the Epis-
copal church. The services have
been rather irregular for some time
and the members are glad to hear
him when the opportunity permits.
Mrs. Sylvester Stage, whose
health has not been the best for
some time, left for Billing Monday
to consult Dr.. Movius. She expects
to remain in Billings for some time.
Word comes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rivers from their son, Capt.
Con Irwin of the regular army,
that he is in a hospital at Wash
iDgton with an ailment of the stom-
ach. His doctor says he will be
there for six months or more.
Henry Henderson of the upper
Meeteetse creek country, same in to
town Saturday for a few days va
cation. Saturday evening he was
displaying a bonus government bond
which the which the government is
mailing to the ex-service men. He
is the first one in this vicinity to
receive his policy.