, 1926-06-09
MEETEETSE


Bert Avery came down Saturday
and took his mother to see her
daughter, Mrs. Schulthies of Sun
shine Basin, Bert brought his moth
er home Monday.
Mrs. Roy Starkey has a slight
attack of the FLU but at present
is improving and no doubt will be
out soon.
Roy Wilds has been confined to
his Dom for a few days ailing
with the flu. We are glad to re-
port it in the light form.
Dan and Mrs. Weller arrived
from Ramona, California, Sunday
morning for a visit in old Nee
t~eetse, and to see George and his
family.
Mr.. R. A. Beardsley of Meeteetse
creek was purchasing goods in town
Saturday.
here about two weeks ago from
Missoula, Montana, has accepted a
position with the Greybull Corpor-
alton. He began his work last
Saturday. Mr.. Roberts lived here
several years before going to Mon
tana.
Mr.. Thomas Wright has gone to
the '91" ranch for this summers
work.
Noah Riley of the w ranch
was in town Thursday. He took
home with him a fine Hereford bull
which he bought from the Grey
bull Corporation.
Mrs. John Baldwin Jr., of Butte,
Montana came down to Meeteetse
last Wednesday to visit her two
boys and one daughter, whom sue
had not seen for some months.
Miss Doris Scovel of Sheridan.
Wyoming arrived in Meeteetse on
Wednesday evening to visit with
relatives and friends for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Clark and
daughter were in town Sunday eve
ming and attended the picture show.
The base ball game Sunday be-
tween the Meeteetse and Cody ball
teams was played on the Meeteetse
diamond. The game was not very
exciting although there was con-
siderable enthusiasm manifested by
the "rooters" of each team. The
score at the end of the game was
greatly in favor of the visiting
nine. There were many spectators
to view the contest and were salts
fled with the show.
Lee Simonson of Owl creek pass
ed through town Tuesday on his
way home from a visit to the county
seat.
Mrs. Winnie Knott Of Cody and
son Irwin and wife and two little
children came over to Meeteetse
to be a witness on a final proof had
before the U. S. Commissioner.
David Dickie came over from the
l.. u. ranch Friday and went to
his dude ranch out a short distance
from Cody.
Miss Maybeth Williams was visit
ing friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Feyhl and
daughter went to Woodriver Sunday
and were dinner guests with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Bennion.
Mr.. w. R. Kurtz the hide and
fur merchant spent a few days in
town the past week, interviewing
his many customers in this locality.
He has evidently been doing a thriv-
ing business as his truck left town
LOADED to its utmost capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fenton and
children were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Pallet ranch No. L.
Thos. Osborne left Friday for
Omaha, where he will undergo an
operation for Cataract on the eye,
Tom will have DR.. Clifford perform
the operation and feels confident
that he will be greatly benefited
and have his sight restored COM
pletely.
Henry Todd of the Sheets Flat
country was a city visitor for a
couple of days the past week.
John Henry Doores of the lower
Gooseberry country was in the city
Monday.
On Monday Miss Terry daughter
of Mrs. Bill Hamilton took her
parents to the Oil well at Doores
ranch on upper Gooseberry where
they will remain for some time.
HaSh hdfS CmpiOy mSul Will Tic vi
Co. drilling the well.
Miss Penner and Miss Terry made
a trip Tuesday to the Forrest Doors
ranch on the head of ~Gooseberry
creek.
Mr.. Robert Fenton and family of
the lower Greybull were buying
ranch supplies in town Saturday.
Roy and Eugene Starkey made
a trip to the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. A. l.. Young and grandson