, 1925-12-23
MEETEETSE

Thos osborne and Sam were in
the city Friday.
Leo Newton, who has been chief
timber man for MT. Lack at the
Saw mill on Southfork came into
town Thursday for a few days rest.
Rev. Dickinson went to Grass
e last Wednesday. HI preached
at both camps and could not return
for several days on accoun of the
storm and bad roads.
County Commissioner Eugene
Phelps was t%ransacting business in
the city last Saturday.
b. b. Owen and wife of the
Lower Greybull spent Friday in the
city.
Walter Gilipin Williams, Miss
Maybeth Williams and Mrs. L. K.
Salway were shopping in the city
Friday.
Tommy Hogg and Frank Owen
OF the Butte Ranch were in the
city Friday laying in a quantity of
ranch supplies.
NJ. d. Thayer came over from
the oil town. Grass Creek, Satur-
day to spend the week end with
his family. Because of the heavy
snowfall on the divide north of
Buffalo creek. Mack had to abandon
the car and walk to the Williams
ranch where he stayed all night.
Early next morning Mack sem out
the s. o. s. call to which Roy Web
ster responded. and with a heavy
a went to his relief, with this
help Mack arrived in town Sunday
morning.
On Friday Bill SayIes moved
his family to a ranch near Wor-
land. He continues his truck work
for l.. w. Sheep company at Dickie.
John Nicholas is conductor on the
Sunshine, Pitchfork and Meeteetse
stage route this week during the
absence of Harry Cheeseman in Bill
Iings.
Mrs. A. l.. Young has opened a
notion store and home bakery in
h building adjoining the Overland
Hotel. known as Benbrook-Bowman
building. She is doing a nice bust
ness altho her stock is small she
no doubt will receive her share of
the business.
Henry Sayles has been on a ten
days trip in the southern part of
h state looking at some sheep
that are for sale. He will be home
wednesday according to reports.
Frank Thayer OF the Pitchfork
ranch came down early Monday
morning and went to Cody On the
stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry River spent
Thursday in town.
Born to Mr.. m Mrs. Clarence
Craig of Sunshine, December 18th
a son. DR.. Dunkle was the attend
ing physcician, all are doing fine.
Sam Riley the Sunshine stock
'Elan was attending to some business
in the city Wednesday.
Don and Mrs. Adams of Sunshine
came down Wednesday. While here
Don attended a meeting Of the
Modern Woodmen, and Mrs. Adams
visited Mrs. McNally.
II. c.. Waddel of Thermopolis
came over to Meeteetse Wednesday
and interviewed some Of our stock
men.
Harley G.. Murphy of Thermop-
oils was calling on customers in
our city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella M. Moon of Gooseberry
was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Moon
IN years gone by was regular week
ty visitor to our town, but in re-
cent years has been n~eglecting us.
This was her first visit in a year.
The recent heavy snowfall has
been hard on the motor vehicles.
1t has hindered travelling consider
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owen of
the Upper Greybull country were
visiting Mrs. Owens parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lars Nelson on Tuesday.
Frank Slack and two sons Law
renee and Clarence were in wednes-
day. They report Williams as i'm
proving since his return from Roch-
ester, Mimi, where he had spent
about two months.
Jack Sellers of Gooseberry coun-
try was in the city Wednesday re-
newing acquaintances with old time
friends.
Angus Linton and Henry Sayles
Jr. made a trip to Greybull last
week while there were initiated
into all the mysteries of the "Hel-