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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
Sheridan Wyoming piano dealer A L Cummings Music Company advertises Steinway Vose Bacon and other pianos with liberal terms. Emerson Weber represented by H H Stanton at the Greybull Hotel.
The article claims Americans spent over a half billion dollars on shoe repair in 1922 and promotes shoe remaking over cobbling. The author, with a 25-year background in making and repairing shoes, invites customers to trust remade footwear and to try their line of good work shoes at fair prices.
The Greybull Town Council met at Town Hall on June 4 1923 with Mayor Sanders and Councilman Simpson present. Absent were Clement Garnett and Roberts, no quorum existed, and the meeting adjourned to 7 30 p m June 5 1923. Edmund P Landers, Mayor, Attest L M Smith, Clerk.
The Greybull Wyoming town council met at the Town Hall at 7 30 p m on June 5 1923. Present were Mayor E P Landers and councilmen C C Garnett W C Roberts and G R Simpson. Absent Councilman G M Clement. Minutes of prior meetings read and approved. Dr J W Gorder Health Officer presented a letter condemning the sewer facilities at 311 First Avenue South. The clerk was instructed to proceed.
The minutes record electrical inspector notes on building permits and fees, treasury receipts and disbursements totaling 17 601.70, and warrants for salaries, funds, and services. A renewal bond for Treasurer W E Dobbs is approved, and reports from the Greybull Woman's Club on a children's playground are presented. The council orders excavation for a wading pool and playground equipment, discusses tourist park bathrooms, and notes high water danger along the Big Horn river with orders for investigation and protective work. The meeting adjourns to June 18 1923.
The record notes a hall meeting at 7 30 p m June 18 1923 with Mayor Landers present and no quorum. a second entry notes p m on June 25 1923 with attest by the mayor.
The hall was convened at 7 30 p m on June 25 1923 with Mayor Landers presiding. The meeting adjourned after a brief session.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mott returned from California last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson of Shell on June 22. Mrs. E. C. Ellingson was a basin visitor between trains on Thursday. W. W. Braden traveled to Worland Monday for business. Mrs. Geo Snyder hosts her bridge club this afternoon. R. E. Fisher was confined to St. Luke's hospital for a few days. Fred Crandall of Cloverly spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Greybull.
Mr Isabell of Burlington uncle of Frank Isabell is reported quite ill this week.
Mrs. G H Rendleman of Douglas is visiting with Mrs. Don Bailey this week in a social note from the community page.
Mr. and Mrs. L L Cassell and Miss Mary Cassell departed Sunday for Yellowstone park. Miss Bertha Crawford traveled to Blackwater Wyoming on Wednesday to spend the summer.
Mrs F A Minnis chaperoned her Sunday school class on a picnic to Basin on Thursday.
Miss Edna Agee returned to Casper Tuesday after visiting friends. Leroy Anchors went to Billings Sunday and returned Monday with B. L. Warren's car. Mrs. Earl Allen of Cloverly went to Basin Monday for a week. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shaver visited Burlington Monday with their daughter Mrs. Myers.
Miss Francis Rickman visited Thermopolis returning Monday. R. L. Praetor and J. Agard of Burlington were Grey bull visitors Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs H L Evans and two sons left for a month with relatives at Elsberry Mo. Mr and Mrs T V Rowe and daughter Genevieve returned from a Buffalo Wyo trip. N D Lampman sustained fractures of elbow and wrist Tuesday at the refinery.
L. M. Smith left for Shreveport Louisiana Thursday after receiving a telegram saying his brother was seriously injured in an accident.
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