, 1926-02-24
MEETEETSE

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Mr.. Earl Kennison of IT ranch
spent Sunday in the city.
After making two efforts to go
to Cody Saturday. Henry Sayles
started for the county seat. 1t
appears when Henry once starts for
the city across the rim he keeps
on starting until he gets there.
Mrs. f. Duffield of Meeteetse
creek is temporarily helping Mrs.
Ward in the %resurant. The rush
during the last few days has been
too much for the regular force.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Monte of the
Palette ranch No. 2 came down
Saturday afternoon and in the eve
ming attended the Sheepherder's
ball given by the management of
the picture show theatre.
Bill Dickie after an absence of
several weeks made his appearance
on our streets this week. We were
glad to see Bill again.
Joe Larry of Sunshine Basin
spent Saturday and Sunday N u
city.
Ralph Smith editor of the Nee
teetse News left on Saturday morn
ing for a few days visit in the
county seat.
Thos. Gearhart and family of
Grass Creek came in Saturday eve
ming and visited over night with
Mrs. Gearhart's parents. They were
in attendance at the dance Satur-
day night.
T. o. Doores of Gooseberry creek
came in Sunday for one of his regu-
lar trips to town. He took out a
load of supplies for the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schulthies
of Sunshine Basin came in Saturday
afternoon for a visit with Mrs.
Schulthies mother, Mrs. s.. ]. Avery.
County Commissioner, Eugene
Phelps came down from the ranch
Friday afternoon and attended a
meeting of school district board.
William Darling has been very
busy on the electric light system
the past week. From the progress
being made it will not be long be-
fore the new power plant will be
furnishing the power for the system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry River were
in town Saturday for some ranch
supplies.
Fred and Mrs. Sessions drove
down the Did white team hitched
to the spring wagon Saturday and
made some purchases which he
took home. Fred confesses that the
old gray team is not the swiftest
mode of travel but is the surest
over the present roads.
C. R. Cobb was over from Coun-
ty seat Monday calling on his cus-
TONERS in the city. He makes re
gular trips over here when the
rim road is not blockaded.
Harry Thayer had an unusual
trouble Saturday morning on the
way to Cody, when he reached the
bottom of the Meeteetse rim on
the north side, he discovered a
flat tire. 1t necessitated his re-
turn to Meeteetse, where he ar
rived about eleven o'clock. Roy
Webster took over the passengers
ana mdll anu hiduV IN IP "
Harry. Harry took a vacation for
the remainder of the day.
Monday Mrs. Madsen went to
Cody for a weeks visit with rela-
Itives. The hotel was rather lone
some in Meeteetse for white
after she left. Thursday afternoon
Carl braved the muddy roads n
headed for Cody. They returned
home next morning.
st. Andrews Guild met last Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. z. X.
Lewis-Zimmerman. Several mem
beers were present. Dainty refresh
ments were served consisting OF
cake, pie and ice cream.
Friday Fred Feyhl came up from
the old home ranch at Fenton. He
spent the day in renewing old ac-
uuaintances here. He reports his
mothers health much improved.
Mrs. Frank Barhaus- of the 81
ranch underwent a major opera
ton at the Dunkle hospital last
Wednesday. The patient is doing
well and is far on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Salway delivered another
one of her interesting lectures at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Smith on