, 1925-03-04
MEETEETSE

friends a visit here Sunday after
loon. He was one of the last
drivers of the old horse propelled
stage coach of pioneer days. This
is his first visit here since driving
the old stage. He vas glad to once
again view the old sod
On Friday evening an excellent
program was given by the grades
of the public school under the di-
rection OF the city teachers, Prof.
and Mrs. Dere and Misses Redmund.
Schultz. Stanley and Larson. The
parts were unusually well selected
and rendered. The auditorium was
crowded to capacity and all enjoyed
the fact that we have SO competent
a teaching faculty A social hour
and refreshments eliminated the
evenings entertainment
On Sunday Mrs. G. w. Slater, who
lives in Elk Basin, came to Grass
Greek to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Denore Rose. Her son Jack came
with her and on their return trip
thru the town they stopped to see
Mrs. p. X. Zimmerman. We are
glad to learn that all her family is
school. Loris has another year in
high school.
j. b. Mayfield, one of the pioneers
OF the Grass Greek country spent
the greater part of Monday in town
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Faust were
in town Thursday making some pur-
chases.
Tommy Hogg was "a city visitor
Wednesday
Roy Snyder of the middle Palette
ranch was in attendance at the
chicken and turkey school last
Tuesday conducted by County Agent
r. j. Allen.
Henry Larson of upper Wood
river was a visitor in town last
Tuesday. He took home a load of
supplies for the ranch.
Henry Pool came over from the
county seat last Tuesday for a short
visit with relatives-the Blackburn
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Hillberry
and son of Gooseberry creek were
attending to business matters in
the city Tuesday.
Geo. w. Hurlbut of Wood river
left Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi.
to consult the Mayo clinic. Mr..
Hurlbut has been ailing for some
time and felt that he needed med
ical attention. Mrs. Hurlbut ac-
c~ompanied him.
R. J. Allen, county agent, Miss
Margery Eells, county demonstration,
Mr.. Mortiensen, state club leader,
Mr.. McNeese, state instructor in
poultry, and Mr.. Wesley, grain and
crop specialist, formed the corps
OF instructors who took part in the
poultry school in Meeteetse Tues
day, February 25th. The meeting
was well attended during the day.
Several of the instructors made very
interesting addresses. Mr.. McNeese
gave to a number of ques-
tons which were asked and was
greatly appreciated. In the evening
a picture show was given in the
auditorium which was attended by
a packed house. One of the reels,
Mr.. Deane's film of a Wester Bar
becue was shown for the first time
in Meeteetse and was thoroughly
appreciated.
Elfred Beck and w. A. Sprowl
OF Denver arrived in the city last
Friday. The gentlemen are inter
ested in oil and came to look over
the oil structures in our vicinity.
Frank Scott has been very busy
for the last week delivering about
forty thousand pounds of cement
to the IT ranch to be used in re-
building a bridge across the Grey
bull river. Frank has been making
good Roadway and will soon finish
the job.
Ed C. Schroeder, N of the truck
drivers for the Ohio Oil company
in Grass Greek, was in the city
Thursday, stopping over for a few
hours and attended a session of the
Masonic logde in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pennoyer
spent the day in town Thursday.
Andrew has about recovered from
his recent illness.
Graham Morton and Arley Bald
win made a trip to Cody last Tues
day.
C. c. Lands was in town Thurs
day to have a little repair work
done. He is setting the 15-inch
casing in the oil well at a good
depth. He says that in a very
short time they will be making a
hole with a smaller bit that will
take them several hundred feet
deeper before another string of
smaller casing will be set. The
work is progressing YER satisfac-
torily.
Rev. A. H. Beatty preached in the