, 1922-08-23

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Cody friends on election night.
Mrs. D. E. Hollister was down from
the ranch for the day on Saturday.
June Little and Barry Williams
were Town from South Fork on -Satur-
day.
Mrs. Russell Kimball and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Kim
ball in Beaver.
At a meeting of the fair board it
was decided to hold the fair on octo-
Der 6 and Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Warren of Glen
wood, Mimi, are the guests of Mrs.
Kathleen Darrah. ~ass.
Joe Darrah was in town on Satur-
day. He says there are no icebergs
on Carter mountain this summer.
Andy Martin was one of the South
Forkers who came in on Tuesday eve
ming to get the election returns.
Mrs. R. w. Cole was in town on
Tuesday, motoring in from the ranch
with Ralph Yates as chauffeur.
Mr.. Chauncey Bever, one of the
substantial men of the Clarks Fork
country, was in Cody on Monday.
Betty Rumsey's school friends who
have bee her guests for the summer
left last Saturday for their homes in
the East, 4
Mrs. R. G. Hopkins who has been
ill at the Powell hospital is much inn
proved and will return to the ranch
in a few days.
Charles Crane. who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Crane for
several weeks. left for his home in
Chicago last week.
James RACER believes he will put
up 100 ons o fthe best hay in the
country on the ]. P. Altberger place
which he has rented.
Mrs. Leon Smith of Kansas City
and two daughters were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. HOLSTER on
their way to the Park.
Judge Metz still shows the effects
of his long and tedious illness but
is looking toward a hunt this fall to
complete his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spicer who have
been spending the heated season in
tho Mountains in this utainftp hoya
gcne to Montana for a time.
The play made from Hal Evart's
book 1.-THE Cross Pull" which was
shown at the Temple last week was
very much liked and drew large audi
ences both nights.
Judge Manning was in from Paint
Creek for the weekend. The judge
says he will be glad when the election
is over as the strain of holding his
constituents in line is considerable.
Bert Oliver played the wrong bunch
and lost $500 on one of the candidates
for the sheriff's office. Bert says
that it will not take him long to
wrangle three hundred dollars worth
of dudes to replace his loss.
Mrs. j. P. Altberger arrived on
Wednesday evening and will be join
ed shortly by Mr.. Altberger who is
mortoring from Philadelphia. They
expect to spend some time in Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Altberger have been
abroad for several months.
Sam Scoville busted his foot at the
Colorado Springs rodeo last week.
He went to the hospital in an ambu-
lance and came back in a couple of
hours to bulldog a steer. Pretty
Williams lighted on the back of his
neck in the bucking contest and pass
ed out for a few minutes.
There will be plenty of evening
entertainment while the warm wealth
er lasts as the Legion orchestra have
leased the dance pavilion and the
Juvenile Jazz orchestra of Red Lodge
have rented Wolfville for a couple
of weeks. Those who do not dance
a go to the picture show.
Henry Sayles, Eugene Phelps, Joe
Ganguet and J. NJ. Schwoob are among
those who are going to take a few
head Of the milk sheep from Rouman.
ia to assist the Powell men who ale
members, to make the establishment
of a Roquefort cheese factory at that
place possible.
Mr.. and William s. Bennett, Jr.
came over from Greybull on Tues
day, Mr.. Bennett has been retained
in the Mutt" Wallace case, which