, 1905-10-05
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Harry Rainer, of Newcastle came
up to spend Sunday in Cody, returning
Wednesday.
Count Mount Morince will in a few
days arrive in the country from France,
to engage in u hunt.
Young Earl Markham, who has
managed the town COW herd, has Il very
severe case of typhoid fever.
Mr.. G. A. Pulley will receive his
fri nds and patrons in his new store on
Sheridan avenue in about week.
-Masons are at work on the found
alton of the McGufy building, the
Schwoob and the l. O. O. F. buildings
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist will visit
friends and relatives in Chicago for
about thirty days. She left on Mondays
train.
Mr.. Melvin Nuckols will take a
vacation this fall, and will visit his
relation and old friends back in old
Virginia.
A great deal more work could be
done on the streets of Cody without
hurting the street commissioner or the
streets either.
Mr.. j. M. Schwoob and wife Jeff
for Douglas to attend the state fair
Tuesday night. They expect to be
absent ten days.
NJ, k.lu N1artin of N57 romantic.
has moved into his town residence on
Bleistein avenue. Andy says he is go
ing to try city life for awhile.
Mr.. Rodney King, the hustling
wool buyer representing the G.. ].
Webb Company of Philadelphia, is in
town looking over the wool crop.
V G. Lantry has sold the well
known "Darley ranch" to Walter A
Ketford. This is said to be the finest
ranch in the South Fork country.
During the absence of Mr.. A. a.
Abbot and Clarence Felt, MIR. Scott
Lysle is doing the work of both gentle
men at the Cods- Trading Co.'S. store.
A carload OF iron rails was shipped
in from Sheridan yesterday, designed
for tracking for the new r. r. steam
e%xcavator at the Oregon Basin ditck.
Mrs. Rose Yates accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. M. Matton, of Lead
81 vile, returned home last Saturday
night after a visit Of two weeks il
colorado.
Judge Houx held session last Mon.
day to determine the rights of property
between the Hacrington brothers and
4 George Smith. A. r. Williams was
attorney for the brothers and got,owa
with the properly.
Mr.. w. II. Ecundage, of Marquette,
has purchased THE we'll appointed cot.
tage formerly owned by John Hdms,
on Beck avenue Mr.. Brundage will
move his family to town and give the
Il children the benefits of a first~class
school.
On Thursday, September %, Mr..
Blendon c.. Holman was married to
Miss Amanda Haung. The young, eou'
pie started for the mountains right at
ter the,ceremony, to spend their hon
eymoon. The marriage rite was ger
formed by Mr.. W. III. Liddiard, justice
.of the peace.
DIR. Stewart anG f. C. Ford, OF
Houston, Texas, returned Tuesday
might frmn q hunt which, from a hun
iter's point of view, was extremely Sue
~cessful. The gentleman bagged three
"a .-z III ,,l trD laop tho haols .nt
which they have left with Mr.. Chase
to be mounted and Clipped TO them at
1&4er date.
Gus Thompson dlas gathered and
win.ship out two or three carloads Of
fine horses for the ST. Louie market
on Friday. Gus has decided to run
onlv first class breeding stock, and
while in the south will visit Kentucky
and bring back a few mammoth Jacks.
lie has implicit faith in this new
proposed deal.
Me. Fred Chase and C. Workman,
guides, and Ben Thompson, cook, re-
Burned 60 town On Monday with Sheir
hunting party composed of DR.. Cordier,
an eminent surgeon of Kansas City,
Missouri, and Me-. G.. M. Wright, a
praminen. broker of the SAINT place.
The gentlemen report excellent success
And a full bag, which includes two very
fne seven point elk heads as well as
some deer heads which Mr.. Chase will
mount in his inimatable style, and will
brwarG them 20 the hunters As their
trophies of the chase.
S-The price Of oats at Cowley and
LoveIl, uuSacked, is 80 cents per hum
Aanrd nn,,nd. Ono of the leadinr rpnin