, 1927-06-29

Lawrence Levi, secretary and
Lewis r. Eaton president of the
Polytechnic school of Billings spent
Sunday in town in the interest of
their school. .
Chas. Putney of Owl creek was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Webster of
Burlington were here Thursday and
attended the dance.
Thursday Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs.
Jateman and Mrs. Denny Started on
a trip through the Yellowstone
park. They plan on taking eight
days for the drive.
Harley G.. Murphy, the Thermop-
oils cigar and tobacco merchant
was calling on his customers in
the city last Thursday.
VIM. Locke after spending two
months in the southern part of the
state returned home Saturday. He
left Monday for a short visit at
G%reybull.
The pleasant face of our county
sheriff "a cen on our streets
Friday.
Miss Hogan and Hazel Peoples
visited at the ranch of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Rice last week.
]. B. Hall represented the ].
B. Colt manufacture company has
been calling on the farmers in this
locality introducing farm lighting
plants.
William Baldwin came down Sat
urday from Sunshine Basin.
Mrs. Hiram Neves of Burlington,
a sister-in-law of Mrs. Lars Mel
son is visiting her relatives in Nee
~teetse. Mr.. Neves is busy in help
ing various flock masters with their
shearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Nelson of the
upper Greybull country were Wis
iting relatives in town Monday.
The local chapter of the w. C.
II. U. had a meeting last Tuesday
at the Baptist church. 1t was we'll
attended by the local members and
others who are interested in its
work.
Bunchie Doores has not been in
town for some time. He came in
Saturday for a weeks vacation,
Bunchie thinks it a little monot-
onous to listen to the constant
music of the lambs without any
rest.
Frank Slack and his son Law
were in the city Saturday
evening.
Lawrence Todd, the mail car.
rier On the Meeteetse and Burling-
ton mail route moved his family
to Meeteetse last Saturday. They
will make Meeteetse their future
home. Lawrence has been very busy
for the last thirty days in planting
the garden and the flower beds
He wanted each to be growing nice.
ly and looking fine when Mrs. Todd
and the children arrived.
Sol Sansifor having been on the
range for twelve months is having
a pleasant vacation in town.
The school election passed of!
very quietly on the scheduled date.
about a dozen were present. A re
port was made of the last years
work. A new levy of 51k mills
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Eugene Phelps was reelected as
"a member of the school board.
Charlie Curtis who has beer
breaking horses for the Doores
outfit had the misfortune to have
a horse fall with him and break
his foot. He was brought to town
and had the injured part dressed,
got a pair of crutches and return
ed to the ranch. 1t will be some
time before he can resume his work
again.
The Rev. Eugene Dickson and
family returned Thursday from a
four weeks trip to Colorado.
Miss Helen SPurdy arrived home
Sunday 18th from Joliet, III. She
has been there for the last year
attending a young ladies seminary
She is highly pleased with the
school. She will spend her vacation
at home with her father and broth.
ers and return to Joliet in the fall
for the next years work.
Basil Bennett the new city mar
shall is busy pumping water these
hot days James Harvey has rent
ed the John w. Deane residence on
Park ven and took possession
last Sunday. Mr.. Harvey formerly
lived in Greybull and has come to
Meeteetse to accept a position with
Mr.. Allen Smith in the Meeteetse
Mercantile store. Mr.. Harvey was
formerly associated with Mr.. Smith
in business in Henderson.
Mrs. Mullendore. young John and
Mary were down from the ranch
Saturday afternoon. They stayed
until evening and were in atten-
dance at the dance in the evening.
Denver Lane was a city visitor
on Saturday.
Word was received here Tuesday
that Frank Duffield who has lived
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