, 1926-01-20
MEETEETSE


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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larson came
down from the Webster ranch Fri
day and attended the show and
dance.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunkle were called
to the Hurlbutt ranch Thursday to
attend Mr.. Hurlbutt. He found
the patient resting comfortably, but
not improving as we would wish
for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Frost passed
through town Saturday on their
way to Thermopolis. They made
a drive through the Wind river
canyon, and returned to Cody on
Sunday.
Siggurd Hagen was seen on our
streets Sunday shopping and shak-
ing hands with old friends.
A. A. Beardsley, two daughters
and son came to town on Satur-
day afternoon.
Eugene Starkey returned last
Saturday from Gooseberry where he
had spent a few days visiting at
the home of Mrs. Ella Moon.
c.. R. Cobb of Cody was over to
Meeteetse Tuesday interviewing his
customers.
Forrest Doores came in from the
~Gooseberry section Tuesday to see
the family. He remained in town
until Monday when he again head
ed for the sheep camp.
Last week Frank Duffield moved
his family into town, that the
children might attend school. They
are located in the Wilson resi-
dence on north side of the river.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Smith entertained at dinner VIM.
Gilpin Williams, Miss Maybeth Will
liams and Mrs. E.. K. Salway, after
which dinner Mrs. Salway delivered
"a very interesting and instructive
lecture on applied psychology to her
ten students.
Edgar Bennion and Louis were in
the city last Tuesday attending to
some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Black came
over from Byron last week to visit
Mrs. Blacks parents, MI. and Mrs
F. A. Whitney. They returned to
Byron on Sunday.
Our townsman, Judge A. ].
Walsh purchased last week from
the Powell agent. a new Chevrolet
car. The Judge has hitherto been
Fording it about. but concludes he
would try the managing of an auto
mobile for a while. He is enjoy
ing the sensation of ~gear-shifting.
Earl Niles who is one of the Sun
shine basin farmers, was in town
Wednesday. While here he pur-
chased a few supplies for the ranch.
Clarence Slack was in the city
Wednesday and displayed the evil
dence of his winning of a town
lot in the town site of Forked
River, Ocean county, N. J.. The lot
is rs foot wide by 100 foot deep,
and is a reward of suggesting the
name for the new town, being
started by the Maxina corporation.
Clarence suggested the name 'For'k-
ed River" which was adopted by
the TOWNSHIP company. Mr.. Slack
is not sure how valuable the lot
is, but is proud as the winner of
such a trophy.
Carl Madsen of the Overland no.
tel has purchased through the To-
cal agent, a new Dodge touring
car. w. R. Bane, the agent went
to Billings last Thursday for the
machine and returned Sunday.
white feels that he will have a
lot of pleasure in driving his new
car. Mrs. Bane, who had been Wis
iting in Billings. returned to Nee
I~teetse with her husband.
Ed Mcclure made a trip to tine
county seal Wednesday.
Kurtz, the fur dealer, has been
calling on his friends the past
week.
Jap Hale made a trip to the
Boulware ranch Sunday afternoon
and installed a new radio outfit.
The machine was recently ordered
from the east and has just arrived.
Cecil can now hear the musical
concerts and other entertainments
of the far-away cities.
Elmer Case, the trapper from
Woodriver came to town on Thurs
day and sold several hides for very
good prices.
Miss Alma Nelson celebrated hel
18th birthday at the home of Mrs
J.. w. Webster on Woodriver. Eli
lzabeth Webster accompanied her
The two girls spent the week enc
vacation very pleasantly at the
home of Elizabeth's grand parents