, 1927-03-02
MEETEETSE

Grass creek were visiting relatives
in Meeteetse Monday.
Monday, Tommy Swain went to
the Andrew Perkins ranch to help
feed the stock.
The Art Club met at the home of
Mrs. Roy Johnson last Thursday.
There were present, Mesdames,
Zimmerman, Richard, Clawson, Dom
ovan and Johnson. The class in
structor is Eugene Starkey. They
will hold meetings twice a month.
Word was received Monday morn
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Mad
sen of the death of Dick Volckmer.
Mr.. Volckmer is an uncle of Mrs.
Madsen.
The Rev. Conway, a returned
missionary from India will lecture
at Grass creek Friday evening and
at Meeteetse Saturday evening. His
subject will be India and it's people.
He is a forceful speaker and a large
attendance should greet him.
The Rev. G.. S. Upton of Cody
will be in Meeteetse Saturday even
ing and will assist in Rev. Conway's
service.
John Wilson, our city marshal
Mrs. Wilson and Edward went to
Billings Saturday and returned
home Sunday.
Andrew Fillman has been quite
sick for the past ten days. Albert
Ward stayed with him for a week
when he vas on the road to recov-
cry.
w. o. Steele of the Lower Goose
berry country came up Monday to
see his Meeteetse friends.
The Seniors of the high school
will give a play. "All a Mistake
at the M%eeteetse school auditorium
Friday evening, March 4th at 500
o'clock. After the show a dance
VIII be igven at the town hall. The
Powell orchestra will furnish the
music and the Domestic Science
class of the school will provide the
supper which will be served in the
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin, who
have been living on the Greybull for
the past four months helping his
brother. Charles operate a coal
mine, left Thursday for the South
fork of the Shoshone river where
he has a ranch leased and where
they will remain the coming season.
Wilbur and Mrs. Martin spent last
summer on the South Fork and
liked it SO much that they were
anxious to return for the next year.
Denver Lane was in the city for
a day or two this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust accom-
panied by Mrs. Adam Drummond
and two small daughters, made a
trip to Cody Saturday.
Dick Whitney and e. p. Bowman
made a trip to the county seat
Saturday.
Mrs. Sylvia Baldwin received a
telegram Saturday afternoon advis-
ing her of the serious illness of her.
mother, Mrs. Candace Brown, at
Bend, Oregon, Mrs. Baldwin came
from Sam Riley's ranch in Sunshine
Basin Saturday evening and left
early Sunday morning for her moth
er's bed side. Mr.. Baldwin took her
by auto to Beaver where she took
the north bound train for her des-
tination.
Mrs. Louise Schulthies and young
son were in town Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin went
up to the ranch Tuesday to make
a call on their sons, Charles and
Wilbur and their families.
Tuesday being a nice day. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Madsen and little
Elizabeth made use of the time and
made a trip to Cody.
Mrs. F. A. whitney went to Cody
Friday to have a little dental work
done. She will remain in the couas,
seat for a few days before return
ing home.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Foster were in
town Thursday afternoon and were
guests of MI. n Mrs. John Faust.
On Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
III. Webster went to Cody TO meet a
dry goods salesman. They looked
the samples over and made a large
order for the Cash and Carry store.
Atty. Paul r. Greever and e. ".
Robertson came over from the coun-
ty seat Thursday afternoon and
visited with their friends in the
city.
A considerable delegation from
Grass creek came over to the good
town Thursday. Among them we
saw Ed. Schroeder. Arthur e. Smoth-
ermon, James T. Thornsberry, Don
aid Long. Burr Farr, and James
M. Reed.
Thos Osborne and Philip E. Paw
ley were callers in the city Thurs
day afternoon.