, 1927-10-12
MEETEETSE

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and did a job of horse-shoeing. He
shod eight horses and was back
home at noon.
Noah Riley spent part of Sunday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Osborne were
in the city Saturday evening and
attended the show.
Sid Herbert was down from the
TT ranch Sunday and had a short
visit with his daughter, Edith Perry,
our phone manager.
Bert Ward Of Sheets Flat brought
his children to Meeteetse last Sat
urday and got them comfortably
settled and enrolled in the schools.
j. E. Hall of Denver came in
Saturday and has since then been
busy interviewing various farmers
in need of lighting plants. He rep
~resents the j. B. Colt Co. lighting
systems.
Mrs. Roy Webster made a short
trip to Billings last week to have
some dental work done.
DR.. Dunkle and Carl Madsen
started toward Cody Sunday after
noon. On their way they stopped
at the lakes to shoot at some ducks,
then on to Cody where they expert
enced the thrill of visiting the pic
ture show, and came home after
the entertainment.
James Elliott was a city visitor
Monday.
e. j. Jones of GreybIll. agent for
a Building and Loan company, was
/ 4 no n q a atfno hrrcinncc hare SATURDAY.
Kid Wilson and a party of FIVE
came owe from Cody Sunday morn
ing and went up the river on a hunt
for antelope. At three O'Clock they
were back with the lawful supply
of game.
Edward Wilson, Chas. Wilson
and Jack Webster returned from
their hunt Saturday empty handed.
The boys declare they worked hard
for a week and didn't see anything.
Our postmaster. J.. E.. Hamilton,
spent a couple of days this week at
the county seat.
The Rev. Beatty and family were
here Tuesday evening and held serv-
ices in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stage of
Grass creek paid their friends
Meeteetse a visit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Hogg were
in the city Friday. Tommy is driv-
ing a new Buick and is very proud
of the way it performs.
Sam Riley was in. town for d few
minutes Wednesday morning. Said
he was out of bread and since the
cook was on a strike he had to
come to town for a supply.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Riley made a hurr-up trip to t he
county seat.
Mrs. E. X. Salway left Wednes-
day morning for Springfield. Mass.
She goes there to visit her daugh-
ter and grandson. She will visit
there and It other points in the
east for several months before re-
turning home.
Last Wednesday the Ladies' Guild
of st. Andrews church met with
Mrs. Ralph Smith. There were a
goodly number present and a very
Interesting meeting was had.
A few days ago Tom Falkner
bought the Cheeseman residence
from Mrs. Fred Christie. The pur-
chaser will take. possession in a
few days.
Mrs. Harve Rice spent the week
end at the w. P. Rice ranch on
Wood river.
Graham Morton, on hearing of
the sudden death of Ted Hogg. went
to Cody on Friday to see II he
could be of n assistance. He
returned to Meeteetse in the after
noon.
C. w. AxtelI of Thermopolis
came over from the Hot Springs
town Friday armed with the regula-
ton permit to kill one male ante
lope and on Saturday went up the
FGreybull and succeeded in bagging
the lawful amount allowed in his
permit. He succeeded in getting a
very fine specimen.
Paul R. Greever of Cody made
us a short visit Tuesday.
Last Saturday Mrs. Nettie Avery
(Grandma) moved from her ranch
in Sunshine basin to her town res
idence. She expects to spend the
winter here.
The dance at the Dick Creek
schoolhouse Saturday night was a
great success. Several from here at
tended.
Mrs. Fred Sessions was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Starkey has been sick
for three weeks and Mrs. Sylvia
Baldwin is helping in the %restaur-
ant.
Gene Christie had her tonsils re-
moved on Saturday.
Mrs. John Faust is entitled to
the name of being a real fisherwom-
an, having recently caught a beauti-
full string of eleven trout in the