, 1925-11-04
MEETEETSE

Ralph StaIcup was in town last
Friday and received a band of sheep
that he had leased from Eugene
Phelps.
Mrs. l.. A. Young, who has been
operating the dining room at the
Overland hotel. left Saturday for
Billings, where she will visit with
a sister for some time.
Mrs. Roy -Starkey has assumed
the duties Of chef at the Overland
and will look after the business for
Mrs. Young during her absence.
Born at the DR.. Kinney hospi-
tai in Cody. October 30th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Schultheis, a nine
pound boy. All are doing nicely.
The roads are so improved that
Harry Thayer made the round-trip
to Cody all in n day last week.
Such a feat is not the usual oc-
cu%rrence these days.
Jack Rea. who assisted in taking
the Antler's and W cattle to Cody
about ten days ago, has been visit
ing friends in the north part of the
county. He returned to the Grey
bull on Friday.
Floyd Mclean went to Cody Fri
day to bring home his brother EN-
DRY and wife and little son. Emory
went to Cody about a week g
for medical attention. He says
he feels like a new man now. Mrs.
Mclean and young son are feeling
fine.
Dewey Doores left Thursday for
Boise, Idaho. for a winters visit
with Mrs. Dewey and Amy, who
will not return to Meeteetse before
warm weather, when all the rela-
tives will leave the school city.
Last Friday Mt. and Mrs. Tom
Norskag were presented with a
fine twelve pound daughter. Moth
er and daughter are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gearhart and
children of Grass Creek came over
last Friday for a few days visit
with Mrs. lGearhart's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Lars Nelson. Tom will
make use OF the opportunity and
hunt in the mountains for three or
four days.
Henry Sayles. Jr., returned Fri
day from Omaha, where he had
bee with a shipment of cattle. He
reports a fair run and a good price
for some grades of stock.
Eugene Phelps has recently Dur
chased a band of several hundred
sheep from the LU sheep
They were delivered this week and
are said to b re extra fine stock.
A party of hunters consisting of
Frank Owen. John Miller and Tom
Gearhart left Saturday for a few
days hunt for big game.
Mrs. SaIway lectured Sunday aft
ernoon to a large class of both men
and women at the home of p. R.
Zimmerman. The subject of the
lecture was applied psychology.
Fred Sessions of Sunshine basin
was buying some supplies in town
Friday.
Mrs. John Wilson received news
this week OF the death of her faith
er, Edward Manthy, which occured
at Owatona, MINI, Oct. 9th. He
was over rs years old and had good
health until recently. Mr.. Manthy
had visited his daughter here last
summer INT was well known by
many of III citizens. Mrs. Wilson
has also just learned of the death
on Oct. 22nd. of a nephew, Carl
Seeler, who was killed accidently
by a rock crusher which he was
operating.
w. w. Bennett returned to town
last week and is now holding down
the local post Office job while the
regular p. m. is absent in Grass
Creek.
The Dance of Mystery masque
ball at the M~eeteetse ball last Fri
day night was a decided success. A
large and enthusiastic crowd at
tended. Mike Donovan, represent
ing a barber" sheik, captured the
sentlemen's first prize. Joe Lang,
took second. Miss Mary Spring re-
ceived first honors in the ladies'
contest.
Albert Ward inc his two sons
Oscar and John, of Sheets Flat,
came up Sunday afternoon, stayed
all night in our city and next morn
ing left for the mountains on a
big game hunt.
County Commissioner Eugene