, 1925-07-29
MEETEETSE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Little of
Casper were guests at the Overland
hotel Tuesday night.
Angus Linton and Jap Hale +
repairing the old State Bank build
ing, to be used for a picture show
house. They are putting in seats
and will have a good comfortable
house.
Robert T. Baird. old time sheep
man of this country. returned this
week to take up his residence here
after an absence of ten years.
Henry Doores took his daughters.
Myrium and Esther, to Cody We'd
nesday. The girls have been en-
joying a vacation in the mountains
and are returning to Boise, Idaho,
for school.
Earl Niles and family spent Thurs
day in town.
Jack Watson has returned from
Casper after an absence of three and
a half years.
Geo. Hewitt is replastering part
of the old State Bank building, the
Overland hotel dining room and the
school building this week.
The travelling show, 1.-The Verne
Douglas Players were here We'd
nesday and Thursday nights. They
are very entertaining and had large
audiences.
Carl Madsen (Whitey), proprietor
of the Overland hotel, gave a dance
on Friday night. A large crowd
enjoyed the evening.
Sunday afternoon the Gebo base
ball team played Meeteetse. The
results were a 4 to 3 score in favor
of Meeteetse.
Sunday evening at the city hall
was given a real live animal circus.
which delighted the audience. par
ticularly the children.
Among Wood river visitors at the
show Thursday night were the fam
lilies of Henry River, John Miller
and John Bennion.
left for Hamill. S. D., to spend the
remainder of the summer. He likes
South Dakota, but was glad to get
to Sunshine, where he lived for
more than As years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gearhart and
children and Mrs. T. o. Doores and
daughter Frankie came over from
Grass Creek Friday.
Mrs. Lars Nelson returned from
burlington on Mondays stage, bring
ing her brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Neves. They will re-
main for a brief visit.
George Taylor, the old time sheep
man of the w ranch. who's present
home is at Tensleep, came out and
spent Friday and Saturday with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Christie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pool and
Mrs. Lens came over from Cody
Friday to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Christie.
Charles Thayer drove on Sun
shine route Saturday.
Al Hall, younger brother of Bud
Hall, and his sister, Mrs. Ketchum.
came over from the Rawhide ranch
on Saturday.
Bud Hall took a party of twenty
dudes with thirty-fve horses and
pack outfit to Yellowstone park.
They expect to be gone five weeks.
Denver Lane of Sunshine accom-
panied the party.
Roy Johnson, wife and young
daughter have returned from Fargo,
North Dakota.
Messrs. French of Springfield. Mo-,
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
their sister, Mrs. a. ]. Mcdonald.
H. c. Wales. wife and children,
stopped here Thursday. For many
years they have lived at Meeteetse
creek. He was post master at Rim
and twelve ago the family
moved to Sheridan where he is in
the real estate business.
A real old timer. Aaron Vetter,
arrived from his home at Wood
stock, Va, on Monday. He is an
uncle of Mrs. w. P. Rice and broth
er to Phillip Vetter, who was killed
by "Wahb," the grizzly bear, in
April, 1892.
Sam Riley and Billy Baldwin were
riding Saturday night and the car
needed repair work. Sam lighted
his handkerchief. His thin sleeves
ignighted inc his arms were badly
burned. Sam brought him to town
and Mr.. Zimmerman applied med
icine. Roy Webster took him to
DIR. Kinney's at Cody, where he is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Hans Nealson and family re-