, 1922-05-10

and says that the East Is a great life
II o don't weaken. He says the
dude season this year looks particu-
larly bright and that he is expecting
several bear parties.
Barry Williams blew In on Wednes-
day in his new car recently purchased
at Billings. Barry looks as though
Burmuda's sunny shores had certainly
agreed with him and was warmly well
coined by his many friends. He was
accompanied by A G. Bronson OF New
York City.
Louis Peterson, tonsorial artist, vet
eran massager, shampooer and sheep
herder, took a lively interest in cam
paign matters on Tuesday. Though
he was a strenuous supporter OF True
blood, for some reason or other, he
didn't feel quite so lively n wednes-
day. -
Fred Morris has returned from Phil
adelphia and will spend the summer
at his ranch and the North Fork. Mr..
Morris says that the prospects are ex-
cellent for a big tourist season and he
himself expects to entertain a large
party from a Boys School. The plan
is to arrive in time for the Stampede
and spend eight weeks at the ranch
and in the Park.
There are anyway at least two
things that might be said in favor of
Mayor Cox. One is that after the re-
cent election he is reported to have
journeyed all the way across the
street in order to congratulate his
successor, DIR Trueblood. The other
good thing about Hizzoner Is that he
is not given to speech making.
Mrs. Bob Rumsey drove her giant
car through the snow storm on Tues
day to bring in some ten voters for
the Trueblood clan. At one place it
is reported Mrs. Rumsey refused to
take any excuses from a busy worker
and commanded him to tie his horses
to a sage brush and come on to town,
which same he did.
Frank Siggins who is studying al
the State University in columbus, O..
wired to his parents Mr.. and Mrs
G. J.. Siggins that a daughter arrived
at their home on May 9Th. Franz
married Goldie MCGEE of Humbolt
Ohio He is studying to be a certified
accountant and will take a post-gradu
ate course in New York City next
year.
Winslow Little, older brother o.
June Little. had rather a serious acct
dent recently at Manila, P. l., when {
horse fell on him at the polo field
Mr.. Little was in Cody for a visit Sc
veral years ago and as soon as hi
condition will allow twill return II
Valley this summer.
Stub Jones who. has until recent!
been employed at the N z ranch a
Valley, has been building a boat witt
which he intended to cross the rive
at high water time. With the passing
Of the N e into the hands of Bub Cox
it is expected that Bub will transfe
this craft into a palatial river steam
boat. With Sy Jenickie mounted. o.
the stern calmly playing a banjo as n,
one ever has played before. Mr.. Co
may then be able to load up his dude
and proceed leisurely down stream
until reaching the three mile limit
The anchor will then be lowered. Bull
says it's an idea, anyway.
Lawrence 3. Smith, known to hi
many friends always as "Smithey' hal
recently undergone q fifth operation
in a New York hospital for injuries
received while riding a bronc,
at Valley last Summer. HI
writes that he hopes to be surel,
about again and back in Cody In frs
class condition by July. His man.
friends hope so too. Under the pei
name, Lon Smith," Smithey recent.
had a story in Field and Stream" con
corning a big game hunt ON the Grey
bull It shows pictures of familia'
surroundings and OF Carley Downing.