, 1926-09-29

Saturday l.. j. Kirk of Riverton
was transacting business in our
city.
Edward Wilson, while playing
base ball with other high school
boys. was SO unfortunate as to get
hit in the face with the ball, lay
ing bare his cheek bone. While
the cut is most painful no serious
results are expected. Edward says
he will wear a mask next time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mugridge of Grass
Creek had a vacation on Wood
river Saturday and Sunday. They
succeeded in getting a nice mess of
trout.
Charles o. March n Harry
Thayer made a night drive to Bill
Ilings Monday in order to be in at
tendance at the opening day of the
Midland Empire fair. They ar
rived home Friday, giving a very
interesting account of the display
on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schulthies
and Grandma Avery of Sunshine
DNSih "CAO III W Eltodg" lOulG
was attending to some legal mat
tiers while Mrs. Schulthies and her
mother visited relatives.
Thursday afternoon MI. and Mrs.
Hubbard of the Rex cafe headed
their car toward Billings where
they intended to spend a day at
the Midland Empire fair. Later
they will go to Hardin, Montana,
to attend to some matters needing
their attention. They will return
home Tuesday.
Curtis Sell and George Weller
were out early Wednesday in pur-
suit of big game. They came home
disappointed as they only saw the
Shd is the recipient of a scholar
ship in the university. 1t is her
intention to complete the course in
that school, taking up special work
later.
John and Mrs. Faust went to
Otto last Wednesday and loaded
their car with fruit and melons.
j. w. Pulliam, G. D. Laird. C. C.
Gay and A.. J. Church, all of Wor-
land. were in town Monday. They
are looking after the farmers who
have cattle for sale. They have
bought several small punches and
are in the market for all cattle
that are for sale.
Clifton Renner was in town Mon
day night. He was on the way to
Cody with lambs, which he was de
livering to the railroad. They go
to the Omaha market.
w. P. Rice has been putting in
full time on the road to Sunshine
last week. He has made a big
improvement lear the Antlers
ranch.
Dan Wilson. Jr., had the mis-
fortune to get his knee fractured
with an unruly sheep. The accident
occurred asst week. He is now
limping around and it will be a
little time before he will be able
to ride again.
Thomas Osborne accidently fell
from a wagon last Friday and was
seriously hurt. The accident oc-
Slack ranch. Tom had loaded logs
on the wagon, which he was going
to haul to another place to repair
a culvert that needed attention.
He climbed to the top of the load
and in attempting to right the
top log on the load, his hands
slipped and he fell to the ground,
striking on his head and shoulder,
breaking his collar bone on the left
eide fraat,,rina f,yA -. 4h-oa r;I.
bruising his shoulder and sustain
ing a few other injuries. His son
Sam, who was present, Immediately
went home after the car and brot
him to town where medical assistance
was Immediately received. With no
unforeseen complications arising he
will be out in a few weeks.
Mrs. A. Ketchum, who has been
visiting her mother and brother at
the ElBud ranch was taken sick
last Sunday. The doctor was called
to the ranch and the proper re-
storatives administered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weller
made a hurry-up trip to Cody Mon
day. Tuesday they moved to the
o. B. Mann ranch.
Mrs. Frank Blackburn passed
through Meeteetse Wednesday morn
ing on her way to Billings where
she went to consult an oculist. Her
eyes have been giving her trouble
lately and it was felt that they
needed attention.
Mrs. Dan Weller came down with
Mrs. Webster from the Wood river
ranch last Monday and spent the
day visiting old friends.
Cecil Boulware made a trip Sat
urday to Otto where he loaded his
truck with riDe fruit Tomatoes and