, 1925-07-22
MEETEETSE

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H. W. Thurston, Ford Service man
of Cody, was interviewing some of
Meeteetse's citizens last Monday.
Miss Ellen Faust of st. Charles,
Iowa, cousin of Mrs. Henry Thurs
ton of Cody and John Faust of the
upper Greybull, paid her relatives
a visit last week. Miss Faust is a
teacher in the schools of the Iowa
town. She was a member OF an
Iowa party of teachers who made a
tour of Yellowstone park. While
so near she decided to spend a little
time with her relatives. She visited
a few days at the Faust ranch and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson of Nee
~teetse. Mr.. and Mrs. Faust brought
her to town Tuesday morning in
time to catch the stage for Cody.
She goes from here to Denver where
she will join a party of friends and
visit some of the wonders of Estes
park before returning east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnitzel of
Lead, S. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
W 0Cgl II lhltt SOnSs SudI ltSr
Edward and Brunt, of Wilkborough,
John Citizen and Frank Domer of
New York, arrived in Meeteetse
Wednesday night. Thursday morn
ing they went to the BLACKBURN
ranch, where they were furnished
with a pack outfit and the entire
party went on to Kirwin where they
spent a few days. The party being
from the low altitude of the east
wanted a little sample of the sum
mer weather in the higher altitude
of Wyoming mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Riley came
down from the ranch Friday and
remained over night. Saturday they
went to Cody where each had a ses-
sion with the dentist. They re-
turned to Meeteetse in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Steele, their
two daughters, Mary and Grace, and
son, VIM. Jr., arrived in town Sat
turday and remained over until Mon
day. On Sunday, in company with
the Lintons, they had a picnic at
the Abston ranch on Wood river.
The Steeles lived in Meeteetse for
several years and they still have
many friends here who are always
glad to welcome them.
Geo. Merrill of the Embar spent
part of Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week in town. This was Mr..
Merrill's home for several years
and he likes to come back to the
old home when convenient.
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companied by County Assessor Phil
lips, left Meeteetse Sunday noon for
Lander, Wyoming, where they go to
be present at a convention of the
county commissioners and assessors
of the state. The meeting was
held Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
Phelps represents the board of Park
county commissioners, while MI.
Phillips represents the assessors
office. They expected to return home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lambertson
of the Hole in the Ground have
been spending the week end in the
city.
Mrs, Maud Eccleston sister of
Mrs. Sell, who has been visiting
here for the past month, left for
her home in Kansas Sunday. Mrs.
Sell took her to Thermopolis where
she boarded the train.
Frank Thayer of the Pitchfork
ranch was down to the city Monday
to take some men out to the ranch
to help in the hay harvest. He has
one of the largest hay crops on the
river.
The automobile business has been
rather brisk in our town for a day
or two. F. w. Lambertson sold his
car to Arthur Argento and then
bought Evan Hamilton's Star. Evan
in turn is driving a new Chevrolet
coach which he brought home Mon
day.
Miles Bennett. who has been op-
Grating a dude ranch on Timber
creek, has moved to Grass Creek
where he has employment.
The Rev. John Frank Smith of
Worland was a Meeteetse visitor
Sunday.
Sunday afternoon MI. and Mrs.
e. p. Bowman, accompanied by Mr..
"ho wan Heiiey anu tne lNeN.
q. Dickson, went to the Dick Creek
s~choolhouse and organized a Sunday
school. Mrs. e. H. Heavey was
elected superintendent; Mrs. Matte
Abston assistant superintendent;
Miss Larson secretary and treasurer,
and Mrs. Abston ~organist.
Mrs. Dan Hagberry of Burlington
her daughter and friend. Lucy Neves,
spent the week end on a camping
trip up Wild river. Most of the
time was spent in fishing. They re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Erpaof and Mr. o,d Nfre yui1I;o, ~,