, 1927-07-13
MEETEETSE

Mrs. Fred Sessions of Sunshine
basin underwent an operation for
appendicitis last Tuesday at the
hospital at Billings. She rallied
from the shock quickly and is re-
ported as doing nicely. Her mo-
Their accompanied her to Billings
and will be with her during her
stay there.
j. C. Cameron of Billings was a
guest It the Overland hotel Thurs
day.
NJ. S. Nook of Phoenix was in
the city Thursday.
Jake Sellers came in and spent
the 4th with his friends here. Jake
is regular on the job does not get
into town very often.
Mrs. Chas. A. Webster who re-
turned from Los Angeles a few
days ago is very sick at her home.
from Gebo. The patient is reported
as resting satisfactorily.
John Nicholson and family, of
Grass creek were here Sunday.
While the younger members attend
ed Sunday school the older ones
went fishing on the upper Greybnll.
Haying has begun in the valley.
The crop is later than usual and
the tonnage will be less than aver-
age. Henry Stages of Grass creek
spent Sunday in M~eeteetse.
j. P. Morgan was in the city
Sunday for the first time in sew
eral weeks.
Carl Madsen went to Billings
Monday for a new Master Six auto
mobile which he sold to one of
Park county's good citizens. He
drove the car down from Billings
Tuesday and delivered it to the
Gilpin Williams went 20 Cody
last week and bought thirty-five
of horses. They are all good
size and young and Mr.. Williams
will make them the beginning of a
herd of good horses. He brought
them to his ranch.
A real estate transaction was
completed last week wherein the
- I oiA huhuicu iOIty acres pass
from Noah Riley to Ernest and
Will May. The consideration was
not given but was a satisfactory
price to all concerned.
Mrs. Noah Riley was a Snapper in
the city Monday.
Last week Sam Riley sold a half
section of land to the Antler's
ranch. The ranch is on the divide
south of Woodriver. and is chiefly
valuable as pasture land. The To-
cation was too far from Sans
other holdings to be convenient
for use.
Joe Smith of the Blackburn
ranch was in town Monday.
Mrs. Henry Doores, her sister,
Emma Renner and other members
of the Doore family arrived Thurs
day from Boise. Idaho. They trav-
eled through the Yellowstone nat
ional park and consumed three days
on the trip. They report the tenn
perature high burt otherwise had a
enjoyable ride. The family
has spent several years in Boise.
J.. E. Hamilton has been at work
on the ranch for the past few weeks
building reservoirs and making
other improvements.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Dunkle came
over from their new home at Gebo,
Thursday. 1t was their first visit
since they vent last spring. 1t
rather a surprise. visit to their
old home and their legion of
friends were glad to welcome them.
They only remained here for a day
before going home.
J. B. Hall who has been for ten
days introducing lighting plants
to the farmers. left Saturday for
Denver where he will remain for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pool and
Mrs. Pools niece, Miss Martin
come over from the county seat
Friday and visited the Christies.
Miss Martin arrived from vancou-
yer. b. c. last week and will visit
her uncle and other relatives. Miss
Martin is q teacher and has a po-
sition in the schools of the Canad-
ian city.
Frank Slack and his three sons
Billy. Lawrence and Clarence were
in the city Friday evening.
After attending the Stampede al
Cody and the official opening OF
Buffalo Bill Museum last week :
good sized party from Meeteetss
started on a tour of the Yellow
stone park. There were in the
party, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott
Mrs. w. o. Denote. Mrs. NJ. PEG
pies, Mabel Peoples. Mr. and Mrs
Everett Peoples and Boyd BennioI
all of Meeteetse. Miss Trandun
and her brother and Miss Hagen
1t was the first time any of tn,
party had aver had the opportunit,
to view any of the wonders of thu
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