, 1925-04-15
err, Mrs. w. C. Smith.

er egg hunt on Sunday afternoon, in
the park west of the court house, and
a great many local youngsters en-
joyed searching for the rabbits
nests" and gathering the colored eggs.
Bub Cox has a party of two booked
for a bear hunt.
Sam Mckay of Valley, was in town
on Tuesday having some dental work
done.
Bob Robinson, an old timer of the
Meeteetse country, was v e on Tues
day after a load of lumber to be used
in the building of his new residence
at Meeteetse.
Albert Felsheim and Billy Murray
were winners of minor prizes in a ra-
do contest put on by an Omaha
b~roadcasting station.
Mrs. S. F. Flanagan is enjoying a
short visit from her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Golden, of Thermopolis.
C. C. Melton left on Tuesday after
noon by motor for Denver. From
there he will take the train for the
East, and will spend three or four
weeks in eastern cities on business
and pleasure.
Constan L. Webster. who recently
purchased the S. A. Watkins residence
property here, has moved his family
from Burlington, and they are becom-
ing settled in their new home.
r. o. Larson recently purchased the
Algott Johnson house and lot located
just south of the r. C. Troeblood
residence.
Mike Clark has set up a new ad-
ditional gasoline pump in front of his
establishment on Sheridan avenue
and is now prepared to give double
service to thirsty cars. He is also in
stalling special equipment for the re-
pairing and vulcanizing of balloon
tires.
c. ]. Siggins and j. H. Vogel are on
the crippled list, Rheumatism having
forced them to the use of canes.
Trouble threatened Monday when Mr..
Siggins caught Mr.. Vogel passing the
hat on the south side of the street, in
Siggins' territory.
Mrs. A. ]. Cox left for the East on
Tuesday. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. South
gate Freeman are planning to return
to Wyoming by motor in June.
George T. Beck is arranging to
have a water-pipe laid into the fair
grounds, which is a much needed i'm
provement.
Lumber has been purchased from
Gus Aliens private lumber yard to
erect a building for the employees at
the Guiterman oil well.
There was SO inches of snow on
Dead Indian Hill after the big storm.
A. J.. Cox returned from the East
last week where he spent several
weeks in the interest of his dude
business. He motored down from
with Southgate Freeman on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Say has been ill at
the Jack Spicer ranch on North Fork
for some three weeks which explains
The silence on Bald Ridge. Mrs. Says
lively correspondence is greatly miss
ed by her many readers.
F. NJ. Lane and Miss Marjory Ross
returned last week. round and rosy,
a long vacation.
Dillon and Read who are members
Of the organization which recently
purchased the Dodge Brothers Auto
mobile Company for a sum reputed to
be S175,O00,O00 have both been guests
at the Deer Creek ranch on South
Fork during the big game season.
Mr.. Bart Read is a brother-in-law of
Barry Williams.
Mr.. and Mrss. B. C. Rumsey expect
to be home about the goth, of this
Mrs. Ben Thomas has a bed of tu-
lips in bloom.
Mrs. Kathleen Darrah is back at
her post in the dry goods department
of the Cody Trading Company, having
returned to her duties Monday. Mrs.
Darrah recently underwent a serious
operation in St. Luke's hospital at