, 1925-04-15

WIN ehcA oduSHlcT anu nuSDdQu,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weller.
Bill Dickie, foreman of the LW
Sheep company. was attending to
business for his company in town
Saturday.
George Weller, who has been liy-
ing in the front part of the News
building, has moved to the Mrs.
Gladys Hicks residence On State
street.
c. c. Lands has temporarily
shut down operations and has taken
his drilling crew to Thermopolis.
Casing has been set to a depth of
625 feet.
Coral A. ("Checkbook") Smith
returned to Meeteetse Sunday eve
ming from a two weeks sojournr
at Grass Creek. While there he
was engaged in remodeling some
building and repairing some fur
niture. 1t is reported that some of
the "higher up" officials will soon
make a trip of inspection to that
field. Since quarters were limited
it was necessary to epa for the
taking care of the visitors.
cohh ftttISOn Oh sunshine DdSln
was a city visitor Thursday.
Sam Riley, Noah Riley and Hiram
Abshire represented the Wood river
country in the city Tuesday.
Nicholas ~Lamberty, one of the
regular men on the job at the
LII sheep ranch, came in last week
for a short rest.
Mrs. Thomas o. Doores was in
town last Friday to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Gilbert Avery. Mrs. Doores
lives at the Renner ranch in the
upper G~ooseberry country
Paul Foster of Long Hollow is
now driving a Rollin sedan. A few
days g he traded with Basil Ben
nett, giving a Ford as part Jay
nient. Now Paul drives the Rollin
and Basil drives the Ford.
William Locke of the Southfork
saw mill was a city visitor Monday.
He is now busy cutting timber and
delivering it to the mill, preparatory
to saving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps
their way to Cody, where they took
the train for Billings. They will
take a few days vacation in the
Montana town.
Joe Duval of the Adams ranch
was in town Saturday.
R. ]. Allen, county agent, came
from Cody Saturday and went
to Sunshine to attend a meeting of
the Woodriver Cattlemen ~associa-
ton. He reports an excellent meet
ing with a good attendance. Many
questions of especial interest were
discussed. A frank statement of the
policies of the forestry department
was given and the stockmen made
known their wants. These meet
ings are a great help to a better
understanding of the department
and the stockmen.
Mrs. Joe Mullendore was making
a few purchase in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Florida came
dow from the ranch Monday. They
called on friends while in town and
returned home the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schulthies
were down Saturday from their Sun
shine basin home.
Joe Wolf went to Cody Thursday
for a few days vacation and re-
turned home Monday.
A. L. Cummings, a music dealer
of Sheridan, Wyoming, was in Nee
teetse Saturday looking up new GUS
toners for music and musical in
struments.
Hrs. Henry G.. Sessions, mother
of Fred Sessions, arrived Saturday
from Canada where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clark,
since last m She came by the
way of Greybull. to see some of the
family who r living there. She
is feeling fine for one of her years,
and has a lost of friends there who
are glad to see her so we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sessions of
Sunshine basin spent Saturday in
III city.
Chas. ]. Lowe of Cody. and helper
spent a few days last week in re-
setting several telephone posts which
were broken down during the recent
snow storm. The telephone system
condition.
me Easter exercises at the Bap-
fist church Sunday afternoon were
well attended by the people of the
town and community. The little
folks lid their part in an excellent
manner. The part enjoyed most by
the little folks was the distribution
OF rabbits, eggs. candy and other
things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ekdall
were in town for a few minutes
Sunday. Herman has a position as
mechanic with the government.