, 1922-02-01

PLANTATION.
Colonel Melton is in Billings for a
few days Shumannheinking.
Harry Upton is in Basin for a
while.
Mr.. Cunningham is here from Ian
der.
Jack Tweedle was in town over
Sunday. a.
Mrs. W. L. Simpson went to Bill
Iings to lear Madam Schumannheink.
A. C. Newton returned on Wednes-
day, after having spent several
months in California and Chicago.
Mrs. Ross Yates has returned from
a shopping expedition in Denver
broke but happy.
orin Mclean of Powell is one of
the Enterprises new subscribers.
Watch us growi 1
Irma Waugh of Eskridge. Kansas,
is in Cody with a view to locating
here permanently.
Louis %Cavanaugh who has been the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Howe for a few
days has returned to Denver.
Dwight Holster and w. t. Hogg
departed on the early train for Basin
on Wednesday.
Pau Cockrel and Lawrence and
Anna Freeborg are week end visitors
at Powell.
Grace Hendrick, known to nearly
all old timers in. Cody because of her
annual visits to the Valley Ranch, is
on a trip around the world.
Good old Hurricane Bill Herrick
finally betook himself and his crooked
leg out of town. He is at present at
Pahaska.
If anyone fails to be at the great
masquerade at the Temple on Febru-
ry 14th, it's their own fault if they
miss a good time.
Tommy Lawson's wife and little
boy also departed on the noon train
for Billings to hear Madame Schu-
mannheim.
Henry Dahlem came down from
North Fork on Monday to look after
his cattle which are wintering on
Sage Creek.
Our old friend Tex Kennedy and
Mrs. Fred Morris were down from
North Fork towards the end + the
week.
Terry BarrefeId has been in town
looking after his numerous oil inter.
ests. AS a matter of fact, he is still
here.
]. E. Finch who formerly was in
charge of the Consolidated Elevator
& Milling Co. with offices at the de-
pot, was in town the end of the week.
For heavens sake don't anyone
forget the great even to be pulled off
'on February 18th. Its the Eagles
Masquerade.
Lawrence Nordquist, who has been
visiting in Powell recently stopped in
at the Enterprise office on his way
to his North Fork ranch to order
some booklets printed.
Lou Erickson writes from Tia Jua-
ma, Old Mexico, that the arrival of
the Enterprise causes as much ex
citement in a circle of horsemen at
the tracks as a race.
Mrs. Ed Raines, assisted by Mrs.
Howell, entertained the Episcopal
Guild Wednesday afternoon. The
Guild will meet with Mrs. Pool on
the fifteenth.
Mrs. Fred Morris on last Monday
secured a divorce from her husband.
The Morris ranch on North Fork Will
continue as the property of Mrs. Nor
ris.
j. M. Meier who is employed as
cook for Mrs. Ward at the Yellow
stone Cafe tripped on a plank the 9TH
er night and dislocated his hip. He
is still in bed with the injury.
Joe Jones was bserved at the NOV
les Tuesday evening. He is in town
on his way to Greybull to join the
Elks. He is expecting to go to New
York in a few weeks.
B. C. Bob" Rumsey drove his great
old Pierce into our midst last Wednes-
day. He left for Blackwater Camp
on North Fork the following morning
without leaving a single clue as to
the purpose of his visit.
Judge Manning of Paint Creek, Wal
ter Hoffman and Honest Farmer Hop
kins all but cached In on Skull Creek
hill on Tuesday when the Iatter,s hea-