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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
1
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Miss Frances Boyle of Buena Vista apartments celebrated Mrs. Atlanta Rawley of Greybull Wyoming and her own Lewis and Clark high school graduation with a 75 mile airplane flight. The event attracted a crowd at Fos ter Russell field and featured loops and spins as Nick Mamer piloted the craft over Coeur d Alene.
Lt. M. Smith tore three wheels off a Ford while coming from Cowley early Wednesday. He was driving fast and hit a bank on a curve the car spun, he was thrown to the ground and suffered a slight head gash.
The Greybull baseball club defeated Laurel 4 to 0 before a large crowd. Bluejacket pitched for Greybull with Hageman on the Laurel side. The game was well played with good sportsmanship and a warm reception for the Laurel team in departure.
Members of the Casper Chamber of Commerce plan a Good Fellowship Tour starting July 10. They will travel by 80 or 40 automobiles from Casper at 7 a.m. visiting Salt Creek Buffalo Hyattville Basin and Greybull, spending the nights of the 12th in Basin and Greybull to meet as many people as possible.
F B Thomas safety inspector of the C B and Q Ry visits Greybull for the Safety First committee meeting in the Casper division. The Thursday session in Asst Supt D J Nelsons office draws local operating and mechanical officials.
Alvin L. Tucker J W Vaut erlaus of Cowley Geo B Coons and P C Broughton of Greybull John Wilson of Crosby were initiated into the Elks Wednesday evening. A fine spread followed. The Elks are arranging to give a minstrel show in the fall.
Mr and Mrs Fred Williams fished Lewis lake this week and landed several three and a half pounders. Williams recalls fearing to hook fifteen pounders as a spinner he used proved too delicate to handle them.
George M Shirran known as Scotty was killed and A E Carey wounded when two Park County deputies opened fire after a liquor cache arrest attempt six miles northwest of Cody Wyoming. The inquest found Shirran died of a gunshot wound fired by deputies Harry Tipton or J T McConigale during the attempted arrest.
County agent notes increasing grasshopper numbers on waste and non tenanted lands. Local funds scarce for continued control though 145000 pounds of bran issued. Demonstrations at Lovell Cowley and Byron show canning and sewing teams. travel to Denver postponed due to car transmission breakage. County project praised for broader impact on farming and county business.
Mr and Mrs Ed Smart and Mr and Mrs Chas Whitman fished at Lewis Lake Sunday and hooked a 15 pounder that nearly toppled the lake.
C G Bradford purchased a Ford touring car this week, adding a personal vehicle to his lineup.
The Cody road race Wednesday drew crowds as four drivers started at five minute intervals. Jake Schwoob failed after 29 miles with a blown engine, Jones from Cody overturned twice and wrecked a wheel, Art Moffatt finished 94 miles in 2 hours 5 minutes after a coil replacement and took second place. Freelund, driving a Mercer, finished four hours fifty five minutes to win first prize and the trophy.
The Elks lodge challenges the Lions club to a ball game at Midwest grounds on a date to be agreed. Proceeds will aid Camp Fire Girls for their August outing cost.
Governor William B. Ross issues a special session call for Monday July 16 to amend and reenact the state farm loan act. The act was made ineffective by a clerical copying error and lawmakers pledge to work only on this bill and serve without pay.
Miss Steva Fern Johnston and George Scott wed last Sunday at the bride’s home with Rev. Griggs officiating. Attendants were Margaret and Roy Johnston. Bride wore light blue crepe with roses and lilies of the valley. reception followed for twenty guests. The bride is from Beaver Creek and Greybull resident. Scott works for Yellowstone Motor Co. They will live in Greybull.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church held a Wednesday meeting at 10 a m at the church and drove to the Cheatham ranch as guests of Mr. and Mrs L C Cheatham. A bonfire and a delightful lunch prepared by Mrs Cheatham and Miss Benson followed the outing.
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