, 1923-05-02

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cabin on North Fork.
Injun Joe Mathison and his squaw
were in Cody over Sunday.
Max Wilde was down from his dude
ranch above Valley for a little visit.
L. X. johnson was a Cody visitor
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Snyder are in
Cody this week.
Free dance at the Temple Thursday
night after the picture show.
L. A. Willard of Worland, Income
Tax Collector is in Cody this week.
Miss Laura C. Hockin of Santa
Barbara, California is in Cod ythis
week.
AL Brooks who is spending the sea-
son at the Majo Ranch was a Cody
visitor this week.
Mrs. Birney Blackstone of Sheets
Flat was visiting her mother Mrs.
Josephine Gentner in Cody this week
Mrs. David Powers accompanied
her husband when he came up for the
commissioner meeting on Tuesday.
Charlie Arnold says it cost him
800 to stay over for the election but
it was worth the money.
Mrs. r. v. Sass, two schoolma'am's
and the music teacher from Powell
were shopping in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cox were in
from the Arrowhead ranch on Sat
urday.
Edwin Hall who is attending school
at Forsyth is in Cody for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. Lulu Hall.
Peter KEENAN, and wife of Billings
were in Cody this week. Mr.. KEENAN,
has accepted a position as chef at the
Valley Rranch for the eason
Thomas Osborne one of the most
prosperous ranchers and stockgrow-
Cody this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Rowlett of
South Fork are the proud parents of
a fine baby daughter born on Satur-
day April 2sth.
Mrs. Ella Grupp returned to Cody
last Thursday after a three months
visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis.
r. ]. McGinnis has been given
charge of affairs in the matter OBJ
tanning an Eagles Sanitarium for
Cody. He will open an office and
give the business his entire attention.
j. T. Clapper of Billings, Montana
was in Cody this week to make de-
livery of the fire truck recently pur-
chased by the City Council for the
Fire Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Crouch were in
town on Monday from their ranch
on North Fork. Mr.. Crouch is ex-
business this season.
Supervisor Andrew Hutton had the
unpleasant experience of being mired
in the mud on South Fork while out
with the party that was planting the
fish shipped here by the Bozeman
hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.. Marx returned
this week from California after hav-
ing spent the winter at Long Beach
and Los Angeles. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Marx report a most enjoyable trip
and they return to Cody in good
health.
Mr.. C. F. Patterson of Laramie,
who is connected with the Govern
ment Biological survey arrivd in
Cody on Monday t o assist County
Agent Royal J. Allen in the work of
establishing and organizing Rodent
Control districts, as have been out
lined by the department.
Henry A. Thurston, miller for the
Cody Milling Company, who has been
spending some time at his Greybull
River Ranch, was in Cody this week.
He plans on selling his holdings on
the Greybull and moving his family
to Cody.
Chandler C. Cohagen, well known
architect Of Billings is in Cody at
tending to matters n connection with
the remodeling of the old schoolhouse
Two carload of local members Of
the Eastern Star attended the Dance
and supper given by the Lowell Or
der on Tuesday evening. With Mrs.
Lulu Hall were Mrs. J.. e. Forrest,
w. B. Raymond, Andy Gump and
Dinty Moore and Mr.. J. M. Schwoob
was accompanied by Mrs. Kathleen
Darrnh. Mr. and RMS. w. r Iieh Ii.