, 1927-08-03
MEETEETSE


Herbert Boiler of Fort Collins,
Colorado, was a guest at the Over
land Hotel Friday.
Mrs. David Rea and Mrs. l.. p.
Smith passed through Meeteetse on
Friday. They were enroute to Vel
lowstone park.
Mrs. James Jacobson has taken
a position with the Meeteetse Mer-
camille store. Her husband the late
James C. Jacobson was associated
with this firm more than 20 years.
Mrs. Jacobson assumed her duties
Monday morning.
w. w. Purdy spent part of Sat
urday in town.
Mrs. C. o. March arrived from
Billings last week for a short So
journ in our city. Mrs. March has
considerable interests here which
requires here presence her quite
often.
Roy Starkey and his daughter
Irene went to Worland Sunday to
have some dental work done. They
will be away about three days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
daughter Maureen spent Sunday in
town.
Melbourne Thompson came from
Cowley Saturday. He will remain
in this locality about one month.
He with his father and mother at
one time lived in Meeteetse and on
Wood river in the vicinity Of Sun
sine, but moved from here four
years ago.
Mrs. Carlson a lady minister of
Thermopolis finished a series of
day and returned home.
J. B. Sanderson and L. Z. Webb
of Billings were guests at the Over
land hotel Tuesday.
' Billy Adams was here Tuesday
saying ,"Hello" to his friends.
Mr.. Wright went to the Dickie
ranch Sunday where he will be en-
ployed by the L u Sheep Co.
Dwight King of Powell. Deputy
Game Warden for the Greybull
country came. cser from the project
flat and delivered 80 special tags
for beaver hides caught on lands
belonging to Mrs. L. G.. Phelps.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Linton of Riverton, Wyoming, Tues
day July 18th a fine son
Harry G. Compton of Casper,
state agent for the Acacia Mutual
Life association was in town We'd
nesday looking after the Company's
interests. Harry is a hustler and
comes in at any time.
L. J.. Kelly and family of Bur-
lington passed through town We'd
nesday on their way toward the
mountains on a fishing trip.
A. Royce of the LU ranch spent
Monday and Tuesday in town.
John Tourman of Billings, spent
"a few days in the city last week
in h interest of his firm.
l.. B.. Hinkley an oil expert from
Thermopolis. occupied two days
last week in looking over some
of the oil fields adjacent to Nee
I~teetse.
Tommy Kennedy. who has been
employed al the LII ranch came
into town Wednesday. for a weeks
vacation. He will return there
some time during the present week.
Mrs. Carl Madsen and Mary Jane
went to Cody Wednesday to make
la short visit with relatives.
william Locke has been spend
ing several days in town.
william Hamilton left here six
weeks ago for Denver, where he
has been receiving medical aid for
some time. He returned to Nee
teetse Tuesday feeling much better
but somewhat lighter in weight.
william Matheny and family of
Grass creek were in town Friday
on their way up the Greybull for
ia few days owting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Park
er of Thermopolis were visitors in
M~eeteetse. Saturday.
David Dickie of the LU ranch
spent Friday night in Meeteetse.
Mr.. Dickie had been to Cody and
was on his way home.
Charlie Scovel was in town Fri
day and after attending to some
business matters he drove home a
fine Master Six Buick car. which
he purchased from Carl Madsen
the local Buick agent.
Mrs. Earl Kennison and Mrs.
Billy Nelson spent Friday in town
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Fredericks
drove over from Grass creek Sun
day to call on old friends.
Married by Rev Beatty at Cody
Saturday July 10th. Mr.. John Pet
erson OF Meeteetse and Mrs. EN-
ma Green Of Cody. Both the bride
and groom are well known here.
The bride lived in Meeteetse for
several years before she moved TO
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