, 1926-03-10

oohAh6 " ACAP " DcllcI the Gull
dition of the Meeteetse-Cody road.
The road has been almost impass-
able for several weeks. The COM
missioners saw the question in the
proper light, and not w~ith-standing
the fact that the road is a state
highway promised to do a few days
work and improve its condition all
they could. The citizens of this
community greatly appreciate the
help offered by the commissioners.
Leo Newton came down last Fri
day from the South Fork Saw Mill.
Leo has spent the winter in the
timber getting out saw timber for
the mill. No one in this country can
weld the AK better than he. He is
perfect in the art of cutting saw
logs. This week he has accepted
the position of fireman and gen.
eral utility man at the M~eeteetse
Mercantile company, which was re-
Gently vacated by Jack McBain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schulthies
came down from Sunshine Basin
last Thursday and visited with Mrs.
Schulthies mother Mrs. Avery.
Bert Avery was a city visitor
for a few hours last Thursday.
George Renner came up from
the ranch Friday and stayed in
the city over night. He returned
home Saturday.
Dan Uranium whose health has
not been of the best recently, call
ed in the doctor for consultation
Friday. He is reported to be doing
nicely now
Billy Adams is o busy handl-
ing the stearing wheel to his new
Chevrolet car which he is now
breaking in" and getting it used
to the road.
Dick Whitney last Thursday had
an accident with a team and wa
gon, while he was making a turn
on a grade at a short turn in the
road. The wagon slipped off taking
the team with it and turned bottom
up N a gulch. Fortunately nobody
was hurt or anything broken. After
an hours work the "Mix-up" was
untrapped and safely back on the
road.
Mr.. Dawling, general agent for
the Fisk Tire company product
came over from Cody last Wednes-
day to interview automobile mer-
chants in the interest of Fisk tires.
George Thayer, who has the con-
tract for carrying the mails between
Meeteetse and Cody for the next
four years made a trip to the
ty seat last week, preparing to get
| nnt,inpnnnf for n arryip~ out hic oon-
tract.
Lars Nelson with his team was
the mail carrier for a couple of
days this week. He quit the job
on his return from the trip. He
said the roads were too muddy.
Harley G.. Murphy the cigar and
candy man from Thermopolis was
calling on his customers in Nee
teetse last Friday.
Thomas Babis of Butte, and T.
o. Leniory of Basin were guests at
the Overland Hotel Friday night.
Jack Webster went up to his
Grandpa Friday, to help in lambing
for a few days. He will return
Monday to attend school.
Jack McBlain severed his position
with the Meeteetse Mercantile com-
pany and has gone to the country
to look after the lambs in the in
terest of the Greybull corporation.
Frank Blackburn one of the
Woodriver fockmasters came in
Saturday with a wagon load of
bucks which he delivered at the
L. K. ranch.
st. Andrews Guild met with Mrs.
g. w. Peoples Wednesday with a
good number of the. members pre-
sent.
Henry Sayles returned Sunday
morning from Worland, where he
has been in attendance at the wool
growers convention. He reports a
very interesting and instructive
meeting.
William May, who has beer in
Lead, South Dakota, for the last
two months returned to the Antlers
ranch Sunday. He was called to
Lead on account of his fathers
serious illness. Mr.. May Sr. has
entirely recovered and apparently
is as active and energetic as of
many years ago.
Carl Madsen proprietor of the
Overland Hotel has got busy with
paint and brush and has given the
interior of the Hotel a complete
coat of Kalsomine, the wood work
has been painted white, which blend
well with the Kalsomining. 1t has
been a great improvement for the
Hotel.
G. E. Hayden made a trip to
Meeteetse from Cody to see what