, 1922-06-28
LOCAL ITEMS

in town on Wednesday.
Herbert S~alinger has been made
manager of the Majo ranch.
Joe Jones will wrangle 10 head of
dudes during the festivities.
Fred Morris, Mayor of wolfville,
Will have twenty dudes camped here
during the Stampede.
The Powell baseball team walloped
Cody s to 10 at the game in Powell
last Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Shuler who has under
gone a serious operation is reported
improved.
Arthur Capron was among the nu-
merous South Forkers in town on Sat
urday.
Barry Williams, Tyler Bronson and
Joe Mathison were noticed i'll town m
Saturday and early Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kane returned
from Iowa on Monday, leaving Mr..
Kane's mother much improved in
health.
Johnny Golf was in from Monument
Hill last week. He says that it. has
beer SO long since he was in town
that rssbody knew him.
E. l.. Amo has received word that
his parents are driving from eastern
Montana, Fallon, to be present at the
Stampede.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Kimball of
Denver will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Kimball for a few days
next week.
The Shoshone Ranch will give a
special purse for a race during the
Stampede. The kind has not yet been
specified.
Mr.. md Mrs. Ned Frost were am
ong the Cody folk who drove to Grey
bull on Wednesday to attend the Elks'
entertainment.
The Prince of Monaco. whom many
Cody people met during his hunting
trip here, died suddenly in Paris on
Monday.
Mrs. Viola Mechling, Grand Matron
of the Eastern Star, made her official
inspection to Cedar Chapter on June
23rd.
Jim Milstead and Ed Wilder made
at ..- a. rD,-tx t,r. ,oal-
covering the entire distance in three
days.
One of the souvenirs taken back to
North Carolina by the visiting Shrin-
ers was a burro that travelled in the
baggage car on their special train.
Mrs. Ray Clute and son of Detroit
arrived on Saturday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffnian on Pat
O'Harr- Mrs. Clute is Mr.. Hoffman's
sister.
Earle Linde who has been in this
vicinity for some twelve years has re-
turned to Melrose Park, Penna.. where
he will shortly undergo a delicate and
dangerous operation.
Three young men drove Grom Card
ston, Canada, for the Stampede and
two arrived from Utah the last of the
week. Who says our fame is not
spreading?
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Hopkins of
Clarks Fork gave a neighborhood
Jn,aa On Ca4,,rdau r;obt - thn a..r
bunk-house which has just been ON
pleted.
Mrs. Arthur Holman who has not
been in good health TO some time
went to Billings on Sunday to consult
a specialist. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Walter Kepfod.
Jesse Frost has returned from Cali
fornia driving through by way of Port
land. He says the Enterprise was a
ray of sunshine even in a land that
was full of it.
Mrs. Clorinda Loewer writes that
She enjoys reading about her old
friends in the Enterprise, and adds
that the world has used her well since
leaving Cody as she now owns two
large apartment houses in Oak Park,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Williams came
in from Bear Creek on Saturday.
Geoge win enter in the bucking con
test. Paris Williams will be remem
bered as the trick rider in the STAN
pede of 1920. They say that Cody is
the liveliest town they have seen in
a good many months.