, 1926-10-13
MEETEETSE
(Delayed)

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weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Doores and
the children made a trip to Sheets
Flat last Tuesday to visit with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Renner. They came home the same
evening.
Jimmie Elliot of Rawhide was in
town Sunday.
Andrew Tillman has been taking
a vacation in the city for the past
week.
c. M. Olson and Shell Clark of
Burlington were tr~ansacting bus
mess in Meeteetse Thursday.
Charles Luco of Grass Creek was
in the city Thursday.
Bud Hall of the ElBud ranch was
a guest at the Overland hotel Fri
day.
A. Royce of the YU ranch was a
city visitor Friday.
John C. Carson returned here
last week from a six months So
journ in Montana.
Billy Adams of the upper Grey
bull was saying hello" to friends
in town last Wednesday.
Last Monday p. w. Carney of
Casper was interviewing customers
in the city.
w. H. Hadley. the genial fore
man of the Palette ranch was cal
ling on friends in town Thursday.
Fred Thomas of the Timber Greek
fanger station was a, Sunday Wis
itor in town.
Frank Duffield and two sons, EN-
erson and Ernest, left for the
mountains Friday for a big game
hunt. They went to the upper
Greybull country, but had poo sue
cess, IS they came home empty
handed.
Mrs. Henry Sayles left for Buff
falo, Wyoming. Tuesday, where she
will visit her mother. Mrs. Streeter.
She expect to remain in Buffalo for
a week.
H. G. Sanborn. local agent for
the Texas Oil company, was a Nee
teetse visitor Monday.
Thursday Miss Hazel Peoples re
turned from Spokane where she has
been visiting relatives for the past
two months. She reports having
had a very enjoyable time, and saw
visited many places in Washington
and other localities on the west
coast.
Mrs. Corrine Williams, Mrs. Hen
ny Pool and Mrs. c.. NJ. Cox came
over from Cody Monday and assist
ed with the music at the funeral
services of William w. Bennett.
VIM. Lenninger came over from
the county seat Monday with j. H.
Vogel.
Harvey V. Lee of Grass Greek
was in attendance Monday at the
funeral service of VIM. Bennett.
The S%outhfork saw mill is being
moved from its present location to
a new one on Rock creek. The
owner. George Florida, has a crew
of four men, consisting of lack
Lease, William Locke, Frank Bus
ter and Martin Craig. With the
assistance of good weather they
will have the job completed very
soon.
]. H. vogel of Cody, undertaken,
had charge of the burial of VIM.
Bennett Monday in the Meeteetse
cemetery.
Sam Riley was in the city Mon
day and attended the funeral of
Grandpa Bennett.
B. H. (Dad) Hanley is spending
a few days in the city.
Alvaran Bennett of East Grand
Forks, Mimi, arrived in town Sun
day. He accompanied the remains
of his father, VIM. w. Bennett, from
that place to the old home at Nee
teetse. Alvaran spent most of his
boyhood days at Meeteetse and is
well known by many of the old
timers here.
Carl Madsen and DR.. Dunkle
went duck hunting Sunday and re
turned empty-handed.
Frank Young, universally known
as Pancake" and in years past a
well known citizen of the Grey
bull valley, but now a resident of
Cody, came over last Thursday for
a visit with friends and relatives.
He came for an indefinite stay.
Last Sunday B. F. Ward and O.
D. Guy loaded Mr.. Guys belong
ings into Mr.. Wards car and start
ed for Billings. Mr.. Guy, who has
been a resident of Meeteetse for
the past six months, has decided to
return to Billings, his former home.