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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
Wiley's carries magazines while R E Gleeson and residents travel for business and visits across Thermopolis Sheridan Laramie and Laurel. Local residents attend conventions, visit relatives, renew subscriptions, and report illnesses.
William P. Knudsen left for Cheyenne to cover the southern territory. Nobby of United States Rubber Co. sells tires in large quantities. Mrs. E. G. Luddington visits son Roy in Greybull then Denver, with Bert remaining in Greybull for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Draper visit Casper. Draper heads to Billings to work on a tourist train to Cody. A Christian church program raised 25 dollars for church work. Hazel Coxen leaves Grey Bull for Twin Falls Idaho to finish high school next spring.
P. C. Kittleson G. D. McKay Walter Fisk John Latham William Davis William Collins D. Martin Harry Munson and William Van Meter motored to Paint Rock lakes Saturday and returned Sunday afternoon. The fishing wasn't very good.
J. M. Schwoob of Cody displayed his Ford Lincoln model in town on Tuesday. He claimed the car reached 71 miles an hour on the trip and said he was afraid to go faster. Also, all Greybull Choral Club members must meet at 8:00 p m next Tuesday at the Christian church parlors for an urgent rehearsal ahead of a forthcoming public concert.
The column records social events and travels of Greybull residents. Mrs. Conlin nurses her ill son and considers travel as he recovers. Ed and Earl Shoemaker hosts a family dinner with numerous relatives. J J Connors plans a Midwest vacation visiting Kansas City, Lincoln, and Alliance. A Catholic farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Cross with a Sheffield silver fruit basket. A group from Greybull enjoyed a Sunday outing to the Jones ranch on Shell Creek with multiple local families.
A young man drowned in a pond at Hidden Dome last Friday afternoon after a group of men swam together. The victim could not swim and rescuers failed to revive him.
The Junior Aid Society of the Christian church met last Friday afternoon at the home of Dorothy Dahsen on Second Avenue North. After the close of the business meeting again.
The hostess served luncheon and cake as the society prepares to meet Friday afternoon June 23 at Miss Alain Hutchison’s home. Thirty-two students from Mrs Grace Barrow and Mrs Earl John Williams enjoyed an all day outing at the Jones ranch on Shell creek with a fine picnic dinner and ice cream before returning home.
J. C. Grisinger superintendent of the Casper division of the Burlington railway, badly hurt between Powell and Cody, was moved through here on Train No. 30 to his Casper home. Passenger trains paused at meeting points for physicians to consult on the case. Train No. 29 had several physicians aboard.
Ed Shoemaker bought a large wool lot from local growers. Mr. Upton of Buffalo arrives to load three car loads for Grey Bull market. Ranchers James Aagard Ray Nicholson Wesley Johnson and Dan Nev ile from Burlington Lovell were present with wool Wednesday. The Baptist Sunday school and Ladies Aid Society held a joint picnic at John Lerson ranch on Greybull river. They plan a basement at the church rear for Sunday school and other uses.
A partial roster of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. L. Gugenheim, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hinman, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reutlinger, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Huckang and Mrs. Torjuson, of the event.
Lovell Mrs B L Warren and Katherine Fo e and Mr and Mrs B T Fo e enjoyed a chicken dinner at the T B E Spencer ranch on Trapper creek last Friday. No fishing is allowed in Paint Rock lakes or in Trout creek until after July 15 by state fish and game regulations. The lakes and creek supply trout spawn for the hatchery and the commission can shut off fishing at its pleasure.
Mr and Mrs John Braden and G M Clemens return to homesteads near Columbus and Lake Basin Mont. They were detained three days at Bridger Mont by a cloudburst and note poor road conditions. A new Bowler Lovell road eliminates Bridger canyon travel and Ribbon canyon route, improving access. Crops look fine in dry farming districts around Lake Basin, though large acreage remains unplanted due to successive crop failures in the vicinity.
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