, 1925-08-12
MEETEETSE

Mr. and Mrs. Farley Hamilton of
Omaha and Mrs. Marshall, sister of
Mrs. Hamilton, arrived in Meeteetse
last Friday. A few years ago Mr..
Hamilton came to Meeteetse to
build the Phelps residence at the
IT ranch on the upper GreybuIl.
While here he had the contract to
build the new store for the Nee
teetse Mercantile Co. also. and the
Service garage for Henry Sayles.
The work consumed over two years
time During the greater part of
their residence on the Greybull the
family resided in town and formed
many ties of friendship with the
people here. They say the children
are all about grown except Mary
Ann, the baby, who was four years
old and a general favorite here
when the family returned to Omaha.
Mr.. Hamilton has been very sue
cessful in his business in recent
years. He has turned his attention
to the flooring part of the build
ing trade. His speciality is in lay
ing hard wood floors. Their itinery
has taken them thru many states.
They left Omaha about the middle
of May and raveled thru Nebraska
and Kansas to Oklahoma City, then
to Fort Worth, Texas. back to Ok
lahoma, then to Los Angeles, up
the coast to San Francisco and
Yosemite valley, on to Oregon and
to Yellowstone park. They left
for their home Tuesday.
A picnic party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Lambertson, Mrs.
Frank Blackburn and Bulbs and
Mrs. w. p. Rice and Phillip. made
a trip to Cody Monday. They drove
thru the canyon and saw the dam
and the lake. The picniced in the
canyon and returned home in the
evening.
Mrs. Alice (Grandma) Thayer re
turned home last week from Bur-
lington where she has spent the
last four months with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry River and
Cecil left Monday MORNING by auto
for FIT. Collins and Denver. They
expect to be zone about two weeks.
Rivers has some business mat
tiers in these Colorado towns which
demand his attention.
Martin Craig of Sunshine was in
town Monday transacting some bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. johnson
Tuesday morning started for Casper
where they contemplate making
their future home. They have lived
here for the past four years and
during this time nave mad many
friends who wish them success in
their new home.
Miles Bennett came in Sunday
from Grass Greek where he has
opened an ice cream parlor. He
moved his household furniture to
Grass Greek Monday.
A beef roundup was started last
week by ONE of our local cattle
men. Among those taking part are
Chas. A. Webster. Joe Goodykoontz
and Louis Schulthies. They will be
on the job for several days.
Among the Meeteetseites who at
tended the Missouri picnic in Cody
Saturday were John Faust, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bane and a few others.
All reported a pleasant day and the
meeting of many hospitable people.
Frank Lundie and family, one
of the first pioneers in the Grey
bull valley, and for the last few
years has lived in the southwest,
returned to his old home last week.
He spent a few days at the Pitch
fork ranch and them went to Pal
No. l. where he has taken en-
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schulthies
made a trip to ThermopoIis Sunday
to visit with Mrs. Avery. mother
of Mrs. Schulthies.
Mrs. Henry Pool of Cody came
owe Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bane and visited with friends
Sunday.
Joe Winninger and Arthur Porter
of the YU ranch were in the city
Saturday and transacted some bus
mess in the U. S. Commissioners
w. B.. Schlenker of Fenton was
in town Saturday.
Miss Maybeth Williams was a cal
Ter in the city Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Black have
moved to Grass Creek where they
have employment with the Ohio Oil
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hillberry and