, 1927-04-20
MEETEETSE

Harry F. Delmer OF the Upper
Meeteetse creek country was in the
city Saturday.
Denver Lane spent a few days
in the city this week.
Paul M. Brent was a guest at
the Overland Sunday.
Sol Sansifer came in Monday for
a few days lay off from his work
with the sheep.
Mrs. G.. w. Hurlbut passed thru
Meeteetse Monday on her way to
the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goodykoontz
and son spent Easter in Meeteetse
with Mrs. Goodykoontz's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sheets. Mrs.
Sheets enjoyed the day with her
family.
George Teyhl of Woodriver was
in town for a short time Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Avery was taken sick
Sunday and it is feared pneumonia
may develop. She is having all at
tention possible and it is hoped the
trouble will be controlled soon.
Albert Ward and son from Sheets
Flat stopped in town Monday night
He is busy hauling poles to the
ranch from the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schutthies of
Sunshine Basin were buying sup
plies for the ranch Monday after
noon.
Forrest Doores was in town Fri
day from the ranch. He is pre-
pairing to move his family out to
the ranch in a few days.
Mrs. Edith Perrie returned Mon
day from South Dakota where she
went to attend her grand fathers
funeral. She expresses herself as
being glad to be home and again
on the job.
Andrew Fillman came in Tuesday
and is taking q weeks vacation in
the city. Andy has entirely recoy-
cred from his recent Illness.
Miss Margaret Zimmerman who
has been laid up for ten days with
the flu has SO far that
she has resumed her studies in
school.
Thos. Osborne and p. E. Pawley
from down the river were in the
city Thursday.
Billy Baldwin has leased the
Charles S. Wilson ranch in Sun
shine Basin for a term of three
years. He and his family moved
to the ranch last Sunday.
Last Tuesday, C. o.. March was
taken seriously ill with the flu.
ana the nervous complication set in.
IL was thought advisable to make
a change in location. Sunday
Clyde Peoples took him, his wife
ana son TO Cody. where w r. Bane
LOOK him to Billings where he re-
'ceiVed all the care possible but he
passed way at 700 a. m. Monday.
JACK Webster, son of Mr.. and
MIS- Roy Webster had a light at
tack OF Appendicitis Saturday night
put was better Sunday.
Mrs. A. ]. Walsh made a trip to
Cody and returned on Mondays
stage.
Mr.. n Mrs. Paul R. Lewis zim-
norman entertained at Easter Sun |
day dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. John. H.
Faust and Mr.. Ind Mrs. Paul Eos
ter and son Harley.
Nels and Cowley Jacobson who
have been here for ten days assist
ing in caring for their brother, ]
c. Jacobson during his recent i'll
ness, left Tuesday for their homes.
Nels goes to Arvada, Colorado, and
Cowley to Montpelier, Idaho. Their
brothers recovery was considered
certain when they left.
Deputy assessor, John IT. Rea
after doing two weeks work on the
Powell Flat for the assessors office
came home Monday. He says he
is through with the out side work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baldwin ar
rived last Thursday from Salt creek
n are visiting Mr.. Baldwin's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Bald
win. Mr.. Baldwin has been liy-
ing in Salt creek for several months
where he was employed by the
Midwest oil company in a respon-
sible positieh. He intends to spend
the sum IN in this locality.
Frof. Redmond mas assumed the
responsibility of local agent for the
Montana Life insurance company.
He is working in connection with
Chas. A. Evans who has success
fully represented that company for
several years in Northern Wyom-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps left
Monday 4th for Pasadena, Califor-
MIA where his mother. Mrs. Annie
T. Phelps Is spending the winter.
About two weeks ago his mother
had the misfortune to fall and
break her arm. The accident caus-
ed the sudden departure of Eugene
for the California city. While there
were no other complications. he
felt thai he would pay her q visit