, 1925-07-16
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ride the range and brand the spring
calves. Glen Knudson is cook for
the outfit, and right here allow us
to say he is some cook. We, Us &
Company were invited to eat at the
camp, and we took special inventory
OF that meal. 1t consisted of pork
and beans, creamed potatoes, fried
ham, light bread, fresh from the
oven, iced tea, cake and ice cream.
Seventeen hungry people enjoyed that
wonderful repast, which was served
CAFETERIA style. 1t was real pleasure
to take the tinplates, iron handled
knives, forks and spoons, and go from
one Kettle to another, helping our
selves to the steaming, tasty victuals,
and then filing the tin cups with ice
tea. We hied to the open from the
cook tent, sat on the ground in true
roundup style and enjoyed that sup
per as only those who are really hun
cry can enjoy a first class meal.
Several pictures were taken of the
group, and needless to say a great
deal of talking and laughing was
done. Those who were supper guests
at the camp were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ellis, Misses Thelma Lampman, and
Alice Veitch, Henry Mitchell, John
Ellis, Shorty Haldeman, PERI Skiver,
Billie McGraw, Wyeth Blake, Harry
Tedrow, Clarence Larson, Bob Wiles,
Mr.. Hoots, Mr.. Dobbin and Glen
Knudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Park were in the
Basin last week where they visited
for several days at the Sullivan home
Miss Helene Draper and Miss Wer-
theim have gone to Elk Mountain,
where they will visit friends and rel
atives for some time.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cronberg and
Mrs. Gillette arrived from Denver
last week and will visit at the Cron-
berg ranches here for several days.
Miss Helen Slower left last week
for Portland, Oregon, where she will
visit friends, and from there she will
! go to California where she will be the
guest of relatives until about the
middle OF September, when she will
return to the johnson ranch.
VIM. Kyle was a Sunday visitor at
the Ellis ranch, having brought the
roundup cook out there for duty at
the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston were visi-
tors for several days at the Cron-
berg ranches and returned to their
home in Nebraska the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolling went to
Elk Mountain on Saturday, where
they visited relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. Chas Mitchell and son Harry
spent several days last week looking
after their ranches near Rock River
and at Elk Mountain and returned
home on Saturday. They were ac-
companied back to the ranch by Pat
Quealy. Jr., who Will spend some
time there during this
Emil Schmale. John Ellis and FL
mer Haldeman made a trip to Medi-
cine Bow on Saturday after supplies
for the roundup outfit and returned
TO the camp that evening with lots
Of good things for the COW punchers.
Alfalfa having has been finished at
the Ellis and Beer Mug ranches. and
the crop was excellent.
Emil Nelson assisted with the hay
ing at the Ellis ranch and left for
home on Saturday morning.
Miss Anna Strange was a week end
guest at the Long Nine ranch, having
come ove from the &c ranch where
she Is teaching school. Eva Nelson
came over with her. and also spent
Saturday and Sunday there.
Jack Hayes has been up in this
vicinity for several days from the