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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
5
Residents claim Otto is dead but many say to visit and see for themselves. Basin visitors, mowing machines bought, and local families like Sanders and Freeling enjoy trips. Tourists pass through as road work and haymaking efforts continue with orchards, strawberries, and garden activity reported by V. C. Olsen and others.
Mrs Grace Barrow and Mrs Earl John Williams hosted a picnic for about thirty five pupils at Lower Shell. They left at 8 am and returned about 7 pm after games and hiking. A picnic dinner of sandwiches salad cake ice cream and lemonade was served. The party felt the day well spent.
Mrs J M Harrington of Basin was seen shopping in Greybull on Thursday. Subscriptions for the Tribune are noted, priced at $2.
Gayland Olson of Elk Basin arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spence. A three room modern unfurnished apartment is for rent and vacant July 1. Father Enders of Sacred Heart Church will hold Mass at nine o'clock Sunday morning. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Delaney on Monday, June 19, mother and child progressing well. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Michael left Thursday for Denver for Mrs. Michael to receive medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mead and daughter Hazel drove to Thermopolis Wednesday and returned Friday.
Miss Willa Irwin arrived Tuesday from Sheridan where she had been attending Spencer's Business College for several months.
Mrs. Fred Craft, who had been visiting Thos. Inghram's home, departed Wednesday to return to her home in Lovell.
Mr and Mrs Wm Wazell left Wednesday for their Manderson home after a two days shopping expedition to Greybull.
The Greybull ball team travels to Billings to face the Billings squad on Saturday and Sunday, aiming for two competitive outings against the host city.
Furnished rooms with electricity and gas included available for $15.00 per month. Close in at 222 South 6th Street.
Miss Margaret Mayer departed Thursday to visit her grandmother Mrs. C A Mann in Basin.
The St Luke's Episcopal Guild schedules a bake sale for Wednesday afternoon June 28 at three o'clock at the Greybull market.
H E Moen state agent for Minnesota Mutual Insurance Co arrived Wednesday to call on local agents. Mrs H C Todd left Monday for Sheridan after a two weeks visit with relatives in this city. Mrs L L Cassell Mrs C W Tarrant and Mrs W A McGuffey returned Thursday from Sheridan where they had been attending the P E O convention.
Wallace Cassell son of Mr and Mrs L L Cassell will return home today for his summer vacation after graduating from Colorado University at Boulder this year.
The Rev. Wm. Jackson of the Baptist church returned Wednesday from Alberta Canada where he had been visiting for the past two weeks.
A. H. Griffin Art Moffatt Lee T. Smith and George Griffin motored to Thermopolis on Thursday to promote the Elks Razzle Dazzle to be held in Greybull next week. A son James Frank was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Allen at St Luke's hospital Thursday morning June 22 creating four generation Greybull residents.
The Yeoman lodge ladies held a surprise party Thursday afternoon for Mrs Rose Mowell. The gathering featured pleasant conversation and refreshments after the surprise.
The state game and fish department announces a fishing ban in the upper and lower Paint Rock lakes and Trout Creek tributary until July 15 to protect spawning fish. This action preserves local aquatic life and regulates recreational access during the spawning period.
A group of Greybull youths motored to rim rock north of town Thursday evening to celebrate Otis Bentley s birthday. Attendees included Misses Lucy Dohson Edith Shotwell Josephine Draper Harriett Bentley and George Wilson August Widman Romeo Negro and Otis Bentley.
Announcement from Greybull reports the birth last week of a 64% pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Puckett formerly of Greybull now residing in Abingdon Virginia. The baby has been named Frances Louise.
Wallace Cassell Harry Cassell W B McCune Jack Shreve and L E Watson will depart about two o'clock Saturday morning for a fishing trip at Lewis River in Yellowstone park. They may also tour the park briefly before returning home for the benefit of first time visitors.
The M. B. Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. S. Gail's home for conversation and refreshments. Hostesses were Mrs. N. H. James, Mrs. W. W. Lewis and Mrs. Gail. Meetings will be suspended until the first Wednesday in September.
Chief of Police Garland answered a report by Mrs. B. L. Piercy alleging her son Jake Piercy threatened her with a gun. He was arrested, detained in Greybull and Basin jails, then released on good behavior by Judge Metz on Wednesday. Piercy worked at the roundhouse as hostler helper.
A party of nine men led by P. GC. Kittleson left for Paint Rock lakes in a Studebaker truck on a fishing trip. They climbed to the mountain top with nine man power and forty horsepower, then returned Sunday with a catch of thirty fish, reportedly descending quickly without obstacles, reaching home safely and thrilled by the experience.
Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs. P. C. Kittleson with companions fished Shell for 27 trout while husbands fished Tensleep lakes for 80. The piece notes the women’s outing and the costs of roasting ears by Andy Gump, framing a light local anecdote.
The Tribune provides a public notice of its telephone contact 215 for readers to call with news items or to speak with a representative about advertising or job printing. The piece emphasizes the line is always available and staff are ready to answer.
Solo craftsman Mr. L. D. Cormuelle of Cincinnati completed a church in Sierra Madre California after one year and eight months. The feat is praised as a worthwhile accomplishment reflecting steady effort and skill.
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