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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
1
A Big Horn county contest offers a Chevrolet sedan valued at 1085 and a Bush and Gerts piano as second prize. Extensions and orders placed by July 1 determine votes, with prizes awarded July 8 to the most popular lady in the Tribune circulation drive.
Fred Mills of this city married Miss Thelma Gould of Basin at the bride’s parents home in Basin on June 24. Rev. Bowling officiated with only the bride’s parents as witnesses. The couple drove to Thermopolis, then Greybull, planning a Yellowstone trip before settling in Boise Idaho.
On the Elks booster trip to Thermopolis last week A H Griffin was jostled by a road bump in a car, cutting his head. He received first aid at Manderson then had Dr Hale in Thermopolis stitch the wound. The injury is healing well.
Casper residents hear Standard Oil of Indiana officials deny rumors of closing Casper refinery or moving operations east. Col. Robert A. Stewart asserts ongoing Midwest policy while noting $10,000,000 in Casper refinery improvements. He describes conditions for merging with Midwest Refining and keeping key Midwest officials in place.
Charles Baker and Mrs Grace Edwards were married Monday afternoon at four o clock in the Baptist parsonage with Rev Wm Jackson officiating. The groom s parents Mr and Mrs Milan Baker witnessed the ceremony. They then traveled to the Milan Baker home for a sumptuous dinner. The couple are well known locally and receive community good wishes.
Greybull Auto Co advertises an elegant Chevrolet Sedan for demonstration with a price of 1050 and flexible terms. The short notice emphasizes a smooth sale process and dealer readiness.
A local Elks band night ends with a mock kangaroo court over a breach of promise by Charlie Baker. Baker, a fire department member, is fined with candy and cigars as Grace Baker and friends ride a decorative fire truck through town. A newlywed couple, Fred Mills and his bride, receive a matching warning.
A Reo sedan owned by John Torres backed over a forty foot hill embankment near Garnett ranch Sunday evening. Passengers Mrs Miller and three year old Ed Heckman, Helen Bird, and Mr Torres sustained injuries but avoided serious harm after the car rolled twice and was rescued about a mile from the scene. The crash was caused by a brake release.
Mrs. W. J. Stull and her two sons arrived from Denver by auto on Wednesday and may make their home with the Tribune editor if a suitable house is found.
The refinery will begin heavy shipments of gasoline at the start of the month from a large reserve supply, requiring more workers at the refinery and on the railroad.
J M Scott traveled to Worland on Sunday for a business engagement. The trip focused on meetings and planning for upcoming work with local partners.
The Greybull Casper baseball game ended 3 2 in Casper’s favor after an 11th inning run. The festival featured a band concert, a children's parade, dancing at the Pavilion, and a bustling parade led by city officials. Initiation of 46 members followed, with boxing and wrestling bouts and a planned wedding that was called off. The Razzle Dazzle drew large crowds and strong community participation.
The Polarines travel to Casper Saturday to open a four game set with Greybull’s Standard team after a stint at the northern refinery city. Craig Smith is pegged to start for Casper with Chief Bluejacket for Greybull, with Bluejacket also slated for Tuesday and the July 4th game at the fairgrounds. Greenleigh tops Greybull’s opening, while Roy Hartzell may face Bluejacket in a later clash.
The Carnation Rebekah lodge No 10 met Tuesday evening in regular session. A goodly number were present. Frances Myers was initiated into the lodge. Out of town visitor Mrs. J H Smith attended.
Mr and Mrs Hardesty arrived Tuesday from Casper by car on a business trip. Mr Hardesty is wire chief of the Casper division of the C B and Q. They returned to Casper Wednesday.
Advertises a four room and bath modern house for sale with attractive terms. Readers are directed to write P O box 884 for details.
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