, 1925-10-07
MEETEETSE

east for the last four months re-
turned home Monday. She has spent
most of the time during her absence
with relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio.
William Lock and Lea Newton
from the South Fork Saw mill were
purchasing goods in town Monday.
Leader L. Rocker OF the L.. N.
Sheep Co. was in the city last week
and transacted some business in
the office of the United States COM
missioner.
After a two months visit with
friend Dan and Mrs. Weller left
Friday for Ramona, California. They
will spend a day in Thermopolis and
then go to Lander. Where they will
visit for a couple of days with old
friends. They will reach their des-
tination in California in about ten
days. The Wellers have spent the
two past summers here. and have
promised to return next season.
S. H. Rumler while working in
the ditch which is t be the sewer
for the hotel. last Thursday had a
rock fall on his shoulder causing
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carrying his left arm in a sling for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bochman of Bur-
lington have recently taken employ
ment with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Say
les at the L. X. ranch.
Last Friday Miss Caroline Lock-
hart Miss Schiller, Mrs. Ketchem
and Fred Schwab paid Meetteetse
a short visit.
Mrs. Frank S. Scott and two chill
dren were in town Friday making
some purchases.
w. p. Rise of Woodriver was in
town Friday.
Frank Hewitt and Frank Scott
are in the mountains this week on
a big game hunt. AT this writing
they have not returned.
Mr.. Albert Ward of Los Vagus,
Nevada, arrived in town this week
rented the John w. Dean restaurant
building and will open a restaurant
where he will be glad to have the
people call on him. He will be ready
at all hours to administer to the
wants of the hungry.
Miss Lucille Moon spent Thurs
day and Friday in the city.
b. B.. Williams and C. w. Craw-
ford of Cody were guests OF the
Overland Thursday night.
G. w. Zorne of Greybull was in
Meeteetse Wednesday on business
in connection with the Sunshine
Reservoir.
r. L. Preator of Burlington was
shaking hands with friends in Nee
~teetse Wednesday.
A. E. Brain and F. H. Schonker
of Denver were interviewing the
merchants in Meeteetse last We'd
nesday.
G. w. Shepherd of Spokane Wash
ington was in the city Wednesday.
Dan Adams with a crew of three
men commenced last Thursday to
teetse to Buffalo Basin connecting
there with a line in operation to
the l.. U. ranch and to Grass creek.
This new link will give Meeteetse
direct connection to the south and
west and save a long around about
way heretofore in use. Dave Dickie
is the principal behind the move
ment.
The hum of the threshing ma
chine can now be heard in our To-
cality. Many have theri thresh-
ing done and all grain safely in the
bin. Charley Martin at the Whitney
ranch has been busily employed in
Threshing his grain. He has been
fortunate in having an unusually
good crop and Charley is happy.
Ross Shepherd of the Antlers
ranch was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Salway lectured on psyche
logy Sunday afternoon at the Over
land hotel to a good sized audience
the lecture was well received and
appreciated by the herers. The sub
ject was well handled by the speak
err who succeeded in driving home
high points of the subject. "Mind
Controls"
Last Monday Mrs. Henry Sayles
made a trip to Cody for Mrs. Geo.
Weller, who has been in Cody for
the last two months under doctors
care. Mrs. Weller had not entirely
recovered from injuries received
/ last spring in an automobile acct
dent. She is now much better and
is well on the road to recovery. Her
sister Myriam Swain came with her
for a few weeks visit.
A loafer is a man who rests be-