, 1925-07-08
MEETEETSE

ment in his chosen profession, of
handling wild horses.
Angus Linton. Mike Donovan and
E. P. Bowman were Cody visitors
Tuesday of last week.
George Hillbury of G~ooseberry
was in our city last Wednesday.
Fred Lewis the conductor on the
Observation-Disclosures stage line had
the bad luck to get a piece of steel
in his eye. The eye became so pain
full that in the evening he was COM
PEELED to go to Cody and consult
DR.. Manlove, who in a very short
time located the trouble and remov-
it. The eye entirely recovered.
Rev. Dickson has been holding
<services every night the past week
in the Baptist church. The attend
ance has not been big enough but
it has been regular.
DR.. Brown of Sheridan, Supt. of
Missions for the Methodist church
was in the Big horn Basin last
Thursday and Friday, working out
the financial matters for the min
lister who is representing that faith
in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schulthies
came in Thursday, bringing Mrs.
Avery and Joe MILDLY, who have for
several days been visiting on the
ranch in Sunshine basin with her
daughter, Mrs. Schulthies.
David Dickie, Mrs. Robert Dent
and daughter Mary and Miss Anna
Noon passed thru town Friday OF
the way to Dickie's dude ranch OF
Northfork above Cody. They will
spend a few days in that delight
full climate.
County Agent R. ]. Allen and
Mrs. Allen and Margery came over
from the county seat Monday and
went up to Wood river for a few
days work.
County Commissioner Markham
was in our town Monday afternoon
on the return trip home. He had
been to his sumner ranges in the re-
serve.
John Henry Doores of the lower
Gooseberry was t~ransacting business
in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Watkins of
= Dennison. Texas, arrived in Nee
teetse July 4th for a visit with our
fellow townsman. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Walsh. Mrs. Watkins is a sister
of Mrs. Walsh. She has been in
Meeteetse before, but this is Mr..
Watkins first visit here.
Curtis Sell. the sheriff. and family
drove over to the county seat
Thursday to see the picture show.
Mrs. Leila E. johnson was in the
city last Thursday t~ransacting some
business in the U. S. Commission
er's office.
Frank Scott and Glen Jones
passed thru town Thursday with
loads of wool, part of the Doores
clip.
Bill Williams and wife and Art
Ameye and wife of Gebo passed
thru town Thursday on their way
to Cody to be present at the STAN
pede celebration on the Bird and 4th.
John Allen, hos mother and sis
ter, were in town a short time on
Thursday. They went to Cody to
visit relatives during the celebra-
ton. They returned to Gebo Mon
day.
Mrs. Martha C. Abston and daugh-
ter Margaret Riley and young
Stephen paid Meeteetse a visit for
a few hours Friday. While here
they transacted some legal business
in the office of the U. S. Commits
sioner.
Bill Dickie. foreman of the L. U.
Sheep company, was a business Wis
itor in town Friday.
Frank Blackburn of the upper
Wood river country was renewing
acquaintances in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hagberry of
the W ranch came in Friday eve
ming with George Feyhl and drove
on to see the celebration in Cody.
They returned home Sunday.
Tom Gearhart and family of Grass
Creek came in Friday n took
Mrs. Nelson and Dorothy, mother
n sister of Mrs. Gearhart, to the
county zeal to be witnesses of the
various stunts and thrills produced
by our riends from the reservation.
Edgar Bennion and family went
to the park Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amy of Greybull
and Mrs. Dewey Doores and little
Amy left early Tuesday morning
for Salt Creek where they will visit
relatives for a few days. During
their absence Dewey will entertain
himself working in the hay fields.
Charles Payne came in Friday
night from Grass Creek and early
Saturday morning went to Cody for
the Stampede Charlie is working
in the oil fields and had only one
shift off.
Deputy Sheriff Sell wen to Cody
Saturday to helm the sheriff's office