, 1922-07-12

q WISH Win IrlohuR In WneaIianU.
Nearly everybody in the country
had their hay down when the deluge
hit us on Saturday.
Mrs. Glover Cook, William and Rob
ert Buckley of Palmyra, Mo-. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Cook.
Dave Parker while operating a
plane in a carpenter shop a few days
ago planed down q few of his fingers.
Roy Mullen. the taxidermist, has de-
parted and it is not anticipated that
he will return.
Bruce Nowiin. the state game war
den, vas in our midst during the Wild
West
Wyoming seems to be quite densely
populated with @the logical man to
succeed Frank VI. Mondell."
In Billings receiving medical treat
ment, returned to Cody last week.
NAoya 3NOoA0 lnhuc u 6OOu tue uuT-
ing an impromptu Wild West at Holm
Lodge last Sunday.
Terry Bareield drifted in the first
of the week and will be with us for a
few days.
Judge Richard of wapiti adorned
our streets with his pleasing person
atty on Tuesday.
Want ad in the Denver Post reads:
Wanted, man to sit up and operate
saw-miH." Well. that's better than
having a lying man run the works.
The Pitchfork Is shipping twenty
cars of cattle on Wednesday. 1t ex-
poets to ship 10000 head between
now and fall.
Russell Crane was about the only
one in this locality whose hay was
not down during the rain. Russell
thinks there's nothing to this early
worm business, anyhow.
Mike Dayer. the energetic ~easur
of the Stampede, wore all the skin
from his finger tips counting money
during the show. He is now forced
to wear gloves to protect his hands.
TEX" Kennedy. entirely surround
ed by dudines, was in town on Tues
day. He hos just returned from a
Park trip and the smiling faces of his
party was pretty good evidence that
they enjoyed themselves.
The Gebo band returned on Tues
day from their trip through the Park.
They tried to give a couple of band
concerts but found they were unable
TO get up steam in the high tltitude
n had to quit.
A ball game will be played here
Sunday between the Garland and
Cody teams. Our boys now have a
percentage of 500. having won one
and lost one, and expect to make it
1857 Sunday. Better see it.
Mrs. Ella Thompson and Ted were
among the spectators at the Siam
pede. Their appearance was a re-
hinder of Gus" than whom no one
Us more greatly missed at such times.
Good, old Gus" was a Wild West
Tyler Bronson, who has been C
perating from the Stampede at the
Barry Williams ranch on South Fork,
came in Monday to have what in Bib
lical language is called a mote remov-
ed from his eye. He is expected to
recover.
within himself.
Miss Margaret Dodge who is doing
publicity work for Governor Carey
during his campaign was registered
at the Burlington Inn on Monday.
Miss Dodge is sanguine of the Gov
errors reelection because she says
one good term deserves another.
Mrs. Dean Hayes OF Red Lodge and
her daughter, Blendine Hayes Bis
sell of New York City are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Simpson. Mrs.
Bissell who has studied music and
dramatic art abroad is a YER talented
young woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Cassidy stopped
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hindman over
the Stampede, Mr.. Cassidy has re-
signed as foreman of the Pitchfors
and Mr.. Dan Wilson of Meeteetse is
now occupying that position. Mr.. Cas-
sadly has the reputation OF being one
of the best cowmen in the country.
Charles J. Lowe, manager of the
telephone office at Cody, has an inter
esting and well-written story on this
locality in the Monitor, a magazine
published by the Mountain States
Telephone Company. The article is