, 1926-08-11
MEETEETSE

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been under the doctors care for
several weeks. She has SO far re-
covered that she could go to her
brothers ranch with safety.
Miles Travis and family came
over from Grass creek Sunday and
spent the day fishing on Wood
river, Miles enjoys catching the
speckled beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merdith of Billings
spent several days in town last
week.
Thomas Osborne was in town
for a few hours last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank MCGEE of Sheets flat
was a city visitor Wednesday.
Chas. Manning accidentally fell
out of a second story window at
the Overland Hotel last Wednesday
evening. He was not found until
eleven o'clock that night when his
groans were heard by some n
going to bed. When found he was
in an unconscious condition. He
was taken to the hospital, and an
examination disclosed two broken
ribs on the right side an umerou
bruises. He is getting along nicely
and will in a short time be out
again.
Harley G. Murphy was call
ing on customers in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joe Mullendore was in town
for a short time Thursday. She
is now living on the Russell Crane
ranch on Timber creek.
Fred Christie Jr., is spending
the week at the Blackburn ranch
on Woodriver.
Harry Sanborn and family pass
ed through Meeteetse, Thursday on
his way to Grass creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoas of Billings ar
rived here Wednesday, for a few
days visit with MI. and Mrs. Hub
bard.
Mrs. Roy Starkey has rented the
restaurant building adjoining the
Cash and Garry store on State
street. She opened a restaurant and
lunch counter last Monday, which
she expects to operate in the future.
R.. NJ. Miller of Grass creek
came over from hat town Sunday
morning and went up the Greybull
and spent the day fishing.
George Florida brought down a
load of lumber from his saw mill
last Wednesday,. He remained in
town yer night.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Dan Hag-
berry came up from Burlington to
visit for a short time with friends
On Woodriver.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunkle left Sunday
morning for a two weeks visit at
Red Wood Falls, Minnesota. This
town is the old home of Mrs.
Dunkle.
The hail storm that visited To-
caly last week caused considerable
damage to the crops. The loss
was yer on the Sleeper ranch,
Bob Fentons and Y. U. ranches.
The loss on the Webster, Joe Wolf
and Wilson ranch was not so great
it was fortunate that it did not ex-
tend over a larger territory.
M. D. Thayer's family went to
Elk Basin last week to pay Mac a
visit. He is kept on the job con-
tinuously and has no opportunity
to come over and see the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gillies of the
Hot Springs town came over We'd
nesday to visit relatives and do a
little fishing. They will stop a few
days at the ]. W. Webster ranch
before going home.
Bob Buckle one of the sheepmen
of ~Gooseberry was purchasing sup
plies in town Tuesday. He has NOV
ed his sheep to the mountains for
the summer.
Fred F. MCGEE of Buffalo Basin
was buying goods in Meeteetse last
Saturday.
Art Harris of the ]. w. Web
ster ranch was in town Saturday,
while here he was spending some
of his money with different mer-
chants in the city.
Henry Pool came over from Cody
Sunday and took home with him
Mrs. Pool who has been at the
Blackburn ranch for the past two
weeks.
DIR. ]. D. Wilson and family of
Grass creek were Sunday visitors
to our town.
On Monday Mrs. Julia Todd
came up with her son Lawrence
who is the contractor on the Nee
teetse Burlington stage route.
j. j. Winninger was in the city
Monday.
Tommy Hogg and family spent
Monday and Tuesday in town,
guests of the Christie family.