, 1926-11-10
MEETEETSE

Born. Thursday evening. Novem-
Der 4th. -te~eNr.s. and Mrs. Harry
Thayer, q 'dhe' daughter, named
Jessie Eileen. The young lady is
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gearhart and
the children were in town Friday.
They came down from the ranch
In Sunshine. basin. Chester and
Norma came to visit Grandma Mel
son.
Messrs. Bert. and Frank Black
burn returned. to the "91" ranch
Sunday Afternoon.
Joe Muiiendore came over from
Crosby Sunday afternoon for a
short visit with Mrs. Mullendore at
the ranch.
Nichols Lamberty. one of the
best known shepherds in this COM
munity. came in Sunday for a few
days recreation.
Jus Dodge of Cody came over
Monday driving a new Chevrolet.
He has been busy telling prospec-
tiye customers about the 72 points
pf the new car.
Henry Cabre and family have
moved to Bearcreek. Montana, for
the winter.
!. 'iP. r. Zimmerman and Mr.. Cobb
/, went to the mountains Friday for
, aihunt Of big game.
!. .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Perkins
! OF the upper GreybulI valley were
! in; the city Sunday.
Geo. Weller called the doctor Fri
day to come to the ranch to see
his little son. who has been ailing.
BILLY Adams went to Cody We'd
nesday with a shipment of cattle
for the Omaha market.
Sam Riley. one of the stockmen
of Sunshine basin, was in town on
Tuesday.
Rufus Wilson, after taking an
active part in the election and
voting last Tuesday. has left for
California. He contemplates being
gone for two years at least. He
did not leave because his ~favorite
candidate was defeated. but that
his children could have the benefit
of Los Angeles schools.
The ladies' guild of st Andrews
church met with Mrs. Chas. S. Will
o Wednesday afternoon. Light
q refreshments were served and a
good attendance was had. They
will meet with Mrs. Peoples next
Wednesday.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smith buried their little four-year-
old son. The little fellow had been
In delicate health for some time.
Last Sunday Ray Webster pur-
chased the Cash and Garry store
from Henry and Ned Sayles. The
deal had been Under consideration
for a few days and an agreement
was reached on the 31st. Mr..
Webster took possession Monday.
Rev. Arthur II. Beatty came over
from Cody Thursday n held ser
vices in the Episcopal church in
the evening. He preached a very
interesting sermon and the attend
ance was good.
Carl Madsen. Allan Franc and
G. NJ. Richards had the courage to
get up at fou a. m. Sunday morn
ing n start for the hills in pur-
suit of hig game. When they ar
rived on the hunting grounds the
weather was in a rampage and
early in the afternoon they con-
cluded to return home with the as
surance that they will go again
when the weather is more pleasant.
The dance given at the Overland
hotel Wednesday night was a great
success. During the evening White
received the votes cast for the can
didates and marked them on a
blackboard hat his guests might
see the earliest returns. A large
crowd greeted white He had
secured the best of music and the
enjoyment started on schedule and
kept up until the early hours next
morning. At midnight an appetiz-
ing cold supper and hot coffee were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goudreau of Grass
Creek were Sunday visitors in our
city.
Harry Deimer from high up on
Meeteetse creek is spending a few
days in town.