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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
2
High water is rising steadily with no reported damage. News items include visits between families, spring planning by the Sunlight Cattle association, and local activity on farms and roads as stock salt and cattle moves resume. Edgar D. Smith travels to Laramie for work and study.
W. T. Whaley left Monday to visit the Thermopolis baths for rheumatism. Tom Weir is painting Whaley’s house red. Both are described as rational democrats.
It took two automobiles to get Myron and Mrs. Austin to Greybull last Monday. They met Mosselle and Louise who had just returned from Laramie where they completed their year's work at the university.
Thales Smith led to Trapper Creek and John Herren up to Black Mountain with H. B. McCarty commanding the chuck wagon as the Shell Creek roundup began Monday and finished the work in swift fashion.
James G. Tatlock departed last Thursday to work at the Grey Bull refinery. He and Dave Flockhart drove to Shell Wednesday. Mrs. J. D. Gregory of Seneca Nebraska visited relatives, plans to stay with daughter Mrs. T. C. Spencer and spend time with relatives in Musselshell Montana.
A. A. McDougal arrived with his family from Montana where he has been teaching school. Mrs. McDougal stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smith while he attends summer school.
Arthur Flitter and Clyde Clucas repaired the drift fence at Snow Shoe Springs to hold cattle until about July 15. Clyde will be range rider for Shell Creek-Bald Mountain cattlemen. Also reported are local club activities, school meetings, and a Grey bull baseball score at Powell with box score details.
Mr and Mrs W R Spratt and children arrived from the Bay State ranch. Eight year old Robert was found ill with tick fever and remains with his mother at the home of Mr and Mrs T W Spratt until he improves. The Basin Rustler notes. The M E church Ladies Aid met with Mrs Geo Call and Mrs H B Pilcher hosting. The next gathering will be June 27 at Mrs Frank Ewen’s on Beaver Creek with a 10 am church meeting and all day car outing to return before dark.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Ladies Gospel Team at 11 a m led by Myrtle McMillan. Rev Farrar preaches at 8 p m. Senior B Y P U 7 p m with Rev Farrar. Mission Circle meets Wednesday 2 30 with Mrs Stepp. Junior B Y P U 6 80 prayer meeting 8 00 led by Rev Farrar. Ladies Aid planning to meet with Mrs Rose Cropsey Thursday. Get ready to spend a day in the country.
Trinity Methodist Church schedules 11 am and 8 pm sermons. Mr Jacobs, Epworth League official from Thermopolis, to discuss the league institute August 20 to 26. Pastor to address how the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act were achieved. Children’s Day exercises praised for strong performances by all participants.
For sale 640 acres good pasture land all fenced eight miles north of Cody. Contact C R Kimbley Grey Bull Wyoming. Includes pasture suitability and contact details. Sale notice dated June 15, 1902.
A Children Day program performed Sunday at 10 AM at the M. E. church featured a theme The Secret Whisper to Spring. Sunday school classes dressed as rain drops snow flakes sun beams autumn leaves caterpillars flowers and breezes. Prepared by Mrs W J Law and Mrs Chas Stoops.
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