, 1925-07-29
POWELL

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County Assessor H. A. Phillips
and Undersheriff A. A. Hancock
were over Sunday visitors in Pow
ell.
G. 1. Funk and family left for
the park Sunday morning. They
expect to go in the east entrance
and return by way of the southern
entrance.
Mrs. B. f. Liebernecht returned
Friday from a few days visit in
Billings.
William Markley and family. &C
companied by relatives from Kan
sas, toured the park last week.
The Hart Mountain guild enjoyed
a picnic last Friday on the fine lawn
of the Levi Churchill ranch south
of town.
George Collins of Oklahoma is
here visiting his brother, Harry Col
Inns. These brothers had not seen
each other for twenty-four years.
Sunday they motored up to the
Shoshone dam, which is a wonderful
sight for an Oklahoman.
Ray ands Stanley Krepps and rel
atives from the EAST toured Yellow
stone park last week.
Miss Nina Sweeten, who has been
attending m school at Laramie
the past six weeks, returned to her
home in Elk Basin last Friday eve
ming. Miss Sweeten was graduated
from the Powell high school last
spring and will teach in the Elk
Basin school the coming winter.
John Steinbarger and family. who
have been living near the Shoshone
dam h past two years, returned
to their home in Powell Saturday.
Mr.. Steinbarger, who was employed
by Uncle Sam as one of the OPP
orators in the power plant. is now
working for Ben Williamson of Cody
as painter.
Alva Elledge and family, accom-
panied by relatives from Missouri.
returned Tuesday from a trip to
Yellowstone park.
Chas. Olbrich of the Golden Rule
store left Thursday for the eastern
markets to buy a fall stock of mer-
chandise. He will stop in Chicago,
New York and st. Louis before re-
turning home.
A. A. Hancock and family and
Bert Stech and family motored to
Red Lodge Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Wales spent the week
end at the home of Harry Wales
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Carter of Cen
%tralia. Illinois, arrived in Powell
Monday and will visit a few days
with theit old friends, Jack Young
and wife, after which they will tour
Yellowstone.
Mrs. A.. S. Wilson, together with
her brother. John Evans. and wife.
of South Dakota. returned Sunday
from a short visit with relatives at
Butte, Montana.
The Boy Scouts had a very en-
joyable over night outing last Fri
day at Beck lake. They had fine
luck fishing and returned home
Saturday forenoon. They were ac-
companied by Rev. j. R. Walter,
DR.. J.. 7. Ice and C. J. Funk.
DIR. f. A. Mills and family re-
turned home Monday after a two
weeks outing in Colorado. They
visited Estes park and the Rocky
Mountain national park, and many
other places of interest.
The Powell community was
shocked Sunday afternoon when
they heard of the sudden death of
Flemming Kilgore. caused by an
automobile accident between Grey
bull and Basin. He and his wife,
accompanied by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kilgore, were on their
way to Denver. The father was
driving when in some way he col
lided with ANOTHER car, causing his
own to turn over several times,
killing his son almost instantly. The
elder Mrs. Kilgore had one shoulder
badly hurt. The father and daugh-
ter escaped without serious injury.
Flemming was the only child and
is is a hard blow to his parents
and wife, he having only been mar
ried about a year.
What might have been another
serious accident to Powell people