, 1923-06-13

Tex Kennedy was in town last week
from the Northfork.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. David of Den
yer were visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Thompson of Hardin,
Montana is a Cody visitor.
Mrs. John Miller Of Meeteetse wa
in Cody on Monday.
Joe Jones and A. J. Cox Of Valley
were Cody visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Pierce has accepted q
position in the Ned Frost Curio store
Max Wilde vas q Cody visitor on
Monday.
Miss Mary Luttrell Of Meeteetse
was visiting with friends in Cody on
Friday.
Nick Stern left on Saturday for
Billings where he will undergo q
minor surgical operation.
Roy n. Webster Of Meeteetse and
Frank L. Thayer Of Pitchfork motor
ed to Cody last week to look after
business matters.
A. J. Melvin of Pahaska left last
Thursday by motor for Forsyth, Nor
tana where he was called BY tho ser
ious illness Of Mrs. Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene n. Baird OF
Worland motored to Cody Saturday
to spend the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. E. Markham.
Mr.. John C. Beam a prominent min
ing engineer Of Butte, Montana, was
in Cody last Thursday for a short vis-
it with D. E. HOLSTER. .
President Harding and party will
be in the Park on June 30th and July
LIST but on account OF limited time
will not be able to view the Cody
road. :,
Mrs. John Henry Martin, an old
time resident Of Cody arrived here
one day last week from California
where she has been rsiding for sew.
eral years. Mrs. Martin will spend
the summer in Cody.
Kermit Erickson writes from Reno
Nevada under date Of June 10th that
on the opening day of q 30 day meet
he won n first and one second out
Of six starts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wilson Of Red
Oak, Iowa arrived last week. and
Dave Hammer, one Of the prosperous
sheepmen Of the Burlington country
was trading in Cody this week.
Farmer Hopkins dashed into town
on Tuesday, his brow wei with honesa
sweat from work in the bayfield,. HI
expects to cut three crops Of alfalfa
this year besides some wild oats.
J.. E. Davies and family Of Linn
Grove, Iowa arrived in Cody last Sur
day BY motor. Mr.. Davies Is an ex-
pert stonemason and concrete worker
He intends 70 make Cody his pernan.
ent homo.
The local fish hatchery at the Hen.
son Springs today received S00.0ot
fish sRKs from. the Yellowstone PAN
Hatchery, and. the work Of setting the
eggs for Matching will begin immsdi.
atsly.
Miss Mabel Ward returned TO hs1
home in Cody from Laramie on Sat
urday. Miss Ward Is enrolled - q
student at the University Of Wyom-
ing and is an ardent booster for the
university.
DR.. H. G. Bugbee and family, com.
prising q party Of six, arrived in Cody
on Wednesday from New York City,
and will leave at once for the Simon
Snyder ranch at Sunlight where DR..
and Mrs. Bugbee will spend several
weeks, the children will stay at the
ranch for the entire summer.
The Cox-Jones party of bear hunt
ers from New York City came in last
week. They had several shots but
failed to get their bear. The party
consisted of Mr.. Chester La Sale,
DIR. and Mrs. James s. Watson and
Clarence w. Peavey.
The Board of County Commission
ers made an inspection trip up the
Southfork last Friday and authorized
considerable work on the road in the
vicinity of the Lakeview project and
also repair work in other places along
the road which are in urgent need if
improvement.