, 1926-06-09

rodu WOrh, was at the hanger Sta
ton last Saturday and Sunday. 1t
seems a pity to spend so much on
a Dad that will never be anything
but bog holes when a little work
on the old road ofpicking a few
rock and fixing a few grades, with
a perfectly good foundation to start
with, seems a waste of time and
money.
Several cars have beer in but
form the looks of the road they
have had considerable trouble in the
bog holes.
Ernest Schultz came in last week
and is expecting to do some farm
work OF his own and the Kaple
Ranches.
The men employed at the Fur
Farm have gone out after tools
and powder to work with.
Bernice Redwine and Ed Simp-
son came in last week, with the
Simpson cattle. Mr.. Redwine will
look after the cattle this summer.
JEFF Adams and H.Wogoman have
started on their trip to Idaho going
by way of Cooke City.
Alvin Bosley and Slim Weimer
went out over Lodge Pole Trail last
week.
Mrs. McGrew and Miss Ellis called
at the Wright Ranch recently.
Henry Shrine and Mrs. Paree
were dinner guests at the Ranger
Station also Martin Raumard and
Pete Schultz.
MI. and Mrs. Russell Oliver were
over night guests at the R. L. Nor
ton Ranch last Monday.
Martin Raumard spent Tuesday
night at the Shrine Ranch.
o. B. Fetland went to Sunlight
one day last week after grain for
himself and Lawrence Norquist also
repairs for the Simms and Hetland
Sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Marvin were
guests of H. H. Ward and wiHf
one night last week. Stopping for
dinner at the Oliver Ranch on
their way home.
Recent guests at the Wright
Ranch were Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Het-
land, Bert Marvin H. H. Ward and
DR.. Dilworth.
Ed Hetland and R. v. Posten
came in with a bunch of horses
last week.
Chas. Bretney went to Powell one
day last week and expects to return
with a bunch of fishermen.
Dafn Crh,,1t1 o,-1 L.. yuzlzlu.
and expects to work for the Forest
Service on the trails.
Recent guests at the Oliver
Ranch were,Lee Boulware and AL
fred Chapson of Warren, Ind, For
est Elsbury, H. G.. Marvin and wife
and son and Pete Schultz.
Mrs. o. B. Hetland and son were
recent guests of Mrs. F. E. McGrew.
Frank Morris took the mail to
Painter last week.
E. Williams is with the O.. B..
Hetland family again for the sum-
mer and is putting in a garden.
John Stab went to Painter a few
days G after mail and supplies.
Mrs. II. H. Ward was a recent
guest at the Marvin Ranch.
JEFF Adams has gone to Cody to
get a wheel fixed for his wagon be-
fore starting on his journey.
Ralph Morton took the mail to
Sunlight last week.
The Hetland family spent Tues
day night with Arne Olson.
The Fur Co. are coming in with
trucks full of supplies etc. to resume
work begun there in April. The
same party of men are returning
and expect to begin operations on
the dam at once A team of supplies
came in Wednesday and expects
the trucks any day. DR.. Reed was
called to st. Louis and will come
later, Mr.. Christiana and family
will be in next Sunday.
F. E. McGrew went to Painter
after SUPPLIES last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Oliverwent to
Crandall on business last Tuesday
and spent the night with r. l.. Nor
ton.
Mrs. R. Oliver was very plea
sanity surprised by her Nephew Lee
Boulware and Friend Alfred Chap
son Of Indiana, making her a short
visit, the men had both sold their
business in the east and were taking
a little vacation before settling in
a new location. Mr.. Boulware was
a very prominent baker in Warren
Indiana while Mr.. Chapson was
as prominent a grocery man in the
same town. Mr.. Boulware will go
directly home while Mr.. Chapson
will leave him at Kansas city going
on to Oklahoma where he has a