, 1905-10-19
W.
IN

mopolis tonight.
Mr.. V. G. Lantry left for Basin
Wednesday to attend court.
Mr.. Ray Watkins was in from the
ranch the last of last week.
Chief Justice Frank l.. Houx went
to Basin Tuesday to attend court.
Mr.. Milt Benedict, OF Paint Creek,
made Cody a business visit this week.
-Messrs. P. S. Craig and V. w.
Russell spent Sunday in the busy city.
Mr.. F. NJ. Williams has been
troubled with a severe case of lagrippe
this week.
Any one wanting to work can find
employment at the Cody Labor Agency
over Arnold's store.
Col. w. B. Cropsey, the hustling
au~ctioneer holds a combination stock
sale at Basin, October oath.
If you want work of any kind, call
at the office of the Cody Labor Agency
over Fl. P. Arnold & Cos big store. d.
The plumbers have been quite busy
thawing out and repairing water pipes,
since the visitation of the cold spell
last Tuesday night.
Last Friday, Mr.. Geo. Nelson, a
former employee of The Enterprise, came
in from Allison & Bent's ranch, to
enjoy a few days of city life.
Twenty-Five Shorthorn cattle,
twenty-five Duroc pigs, stock cattle,
some good work teams and drivers will
go in the Cropsey sale at Basin on the
24th.
w. B. Cropsey will sell at the
Basin sale, October oath, seven of the
best milk COWS in Big Horn county,
nearly all fresh or will be They
are fine.
The many friends of Miss Hattie
Hoar will regret to learn that she is
confined to her room with a very severe
case of typhoid fever, and wish for a
speedy recovery.
If you need a good team, a family
COW, Thoroughbred pig or a few fine
Barred Plymouth Rocks attend the
Basin sale October oath. Cropsey will
be there with the goods.
DIR. Ringer. an expert optician will
be with the Cody Drug Company until
October Both. If you have defective
vision call and see him. If you do not
need glasses he will tell you so. Con-
sulation free.
Mrs. +. M. Williams returned from
a visit to Denver. While there she
was met by her sister, Miss Fora
Kissick, who was returning home from
the Portland fair. The two reached
Cody Monday night
The Cody Employment Office mas
been established over h. P. Arnold's
store where all those who desire en-
ployment as laborers, machinists, engi-
neers or lumbermen can be furnished
with work at short notice. 1t
Wednesday last Mr.. Alfred o.
McAllister, of Grand Island, Nebr.,
passed through Cody enroute to Nee
%teetse, where he goes for a short visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
McAllister. On his return home his
mother will accompany him.
THE many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. d. Blaine will regret to learn that
Mr.. Blaine received the sad intelligence
of the death of his father, Mr.. Geo.
Blaine, OF Washington, D.. G. Mr..
Blaine was se.enty-six years of age
and had been ill for sometime.
County Attorney Earring has nearly
completed one of the cosiest and finest
residences in Big Horn county. AT Basin
City about a year ago his log cabin was
burned to the ground early on n
December morning and today on the
old site he has erected a beautiful and
costly home.
The B. & NJ. r~ight-of-way man, L.
NJ. Westervelt, has notified the occu-
pants of houses and lots in Basin City
to remove from the company's right-of-
way within go days. This means bust
ness and the scream of the locomotive
will reverberate through the streets of
that city before the chirP OF the spring
robins.
Attorney Grin II. Woods of Nee
~teetse, was in Basin last week looking
for a location. He will be in the near
future associated in professional bust
ness with G. A. Earring and practice at
the county scat. w. S. Collins. the
father OF Basin and almost the father
of Big Horn county is o located at
Worland, the future state capital of
Wyoming, by the grace of Cheyenne.
Chief Locating Engineer Weeks, of