, 1923-01-31
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE
via June Little

J. P. Altberger made a trip to his
ranch one day during the week.
L. X. Johnston has been in town
for a few days.
Mrs. Dave Shelley has been Ill
again at her home.
Harry Sanborn was in Billings for
a few days during the week.
Henry Dahlem was in town from
| Sage Creek on Thursday.
Henry has deserted his North Fork
Ranch for the winter in favor Of Sage
Creek where he Is wintering cattle.
Mrs. C. W. Nation returned from
| Bear Creek last week where she was
| called by the death of her sister.
Fat Boy Johnston has Joined the
Rumseys at their winter camp in
Florida.
Harry Upton Is away for a few
months. He was last heard from In
Casper.
The six months old baby OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Worrell which has been
seriously i'll of pneumonia is out of
danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones, o. B.
Mann, |. II. Larom and d. E. Hollist-
er were representing Cody in Chey'
enne last week.
Mrs. Crawford who is employed at
the Valley Ranch, has been in Cody
for a few days with her small
daughter.
E. Erickson returned with his wife
to Billings the first part of the week
where Mrs. Erickson is to have an
other operation.
Bill Boron and son Brooks. fliv'
vered down through the canyon on
Monday and spent the night in town,
Bill says he feels like a million and
had a shave on the strength Of 1t.
Jack Daughters Of Cody has been
in Billings over the week end receiv.
ing medical attention from DR.. Thur.
er.
Pete Peterson returned on Monday
from a visit in Casper. Pete had
some work to do down there connect
ed with an oil company and claims
he worked so hard hat he came
home just in time to avoid having
some one send for undertaken Vogel.
1t is rumored that Jim Millstead is
considering writing a dictionary of
his own. While describing added i'm
provements to be made at the garage
where he Is employed, Jim said. Eyes
we're sure going to ~renovscate a lot
Of things"
Harry Mallon Is in town for q few
days. Harry say the many people
called here as witnesses and jurors.
make the old town look like the
Stampede or somethin'. There is no
doubt about It. this court business
is q great occasion in Cody.
Attorney William l.. Simpson has
returned from his travels. Mr.. Simp
son who spent considerable time WIS.,
iting In large cities of the East. and
also stayed with his o Milward who
Is tutoring at the Harvard Law School
at Cambridge, motored In from Grey.
bull on Sunday afternoon.
Ed Rains is sporting a new barber
pole outside his shop on Sheridan
Avenue. 1t looks like a stick Of
striped candy and shimmies around
by electricity and Ed says 1t only
cost five hundred. We're inclined to
doubt his statement as to the price
however, but must admit that he
new attraction Is certainly hard to
pass without stopping.
A recent gift to Yale University at
New Haven. Conn.,. was a collection
Of Indian relics. some Of them gath
cred by Col. Cody. The collection
which was presented by Mrs. Charles
Bigelow. widow of Colonel Bigelow
OF New Haven, includes raro blankets
costumes. saddles and other indian
articles. One OF Remington's Indian
paintings is among the gifts. Col.
Bigelow for many years wns at the
head Of a firm dealing in Indian
medicines and had many Indians In
his employ. He was an old friend
Of Buffalo Bill and through him col.
lected relices OF the old West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Injun Joe Mathieson
have returned from their honeymoon
and are now Mt Valley.