, 1923-10-03
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

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director Davis of the U. S. r. S.
will speak at the Powell Chamber of
commerce dinner to be given on
Thursday. Mr.. Davis will visit at the
sbosbone dam on Friday, and it is the
attention of the Cody Club to meet
With him and endeavor to present the
Possibilities of the Oregon Basin pro-
~position to him in the hope that some
decisive action may be taken by the
Service in regard to this important
project.
Mr.. M. Watson of Winnetka, Ill
;nois. accompanied by Pete Nordquist,
returned last week from a successful
HINT in the Bridger Lake and Atlantic
crock country. They were out six
teen DAYS and Mr.. Watson secured a
fine bull elk. The Watson family
have been guests at the P-P ranch
nf Nordmist Brothers for the past
two months.
The Sunlight stage was unable to
make the return trip on Saturday, due
to the heavy rains that had washed
out several of the bridges, making the
road knee deep with mud and so slick
that it was impossible to keep a wa
gon in the road
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Easton and
children. Anitra and Billy, of New
York. arrived in Cody last week and
have been visiting with friends. Mrs.
Easton will be remembered as Ethel
Calkins, formerly one of Cody's popu-
lar Young ladies, and a talented violin
list. Her young daughter, Miss Anitra,
has developed considerable ability as
a violinist, and entertained several ev-
enings at the Chamberlin hotel with
her exceptional playing. Mrs. Henry
Pool was at the piano. The Easton
family left on Tuesday for Van Mugs,
California, by motor via the park.
They expect to spend some time in
California and may decide to locate
, there permanently.
- Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Wilmington and
' son, Fred Jr., of Boston, Mass. ar
ived in Cody last week and will pro-
coed to the Valley ranch as o o as
road conditions will permit. Mr.. With
ington has been engaged as head a
ter of the Valley Ranch school and
will begin preparations for the fall
term as soon as possible.
Miss Florence Dugan of New York
arrived in Cody on Monday and will
go to the Valley ranch where she has
accepted a position as secretary.
Phillip L. Coffin of New York City
and J.. F. Kelsey of Syracuse, New
York, arrived in Cody this week and
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where they will be attached to the
faculty of the Valley Ranch school
for the ensuing terms.
Miss Elsie Phillips, who has been
secretary of the Valley Ranch com
pany for the past year, has resigned
her position and will leave soon for
California. where she will visit with
her mother for several weeks before
going to New York City where she
has accepted a responsible position.
lobe Borner, government trapper
for the biological survey. trapped lis
coyotes last year, besides numerous
bobcats and other predatory animals
that fell victims to his snares and
APPS. Mr.. Borner's activities were
tnly in the Mccullough Peaks
POULTRY.
There will be a meeting of the
Farm Bureau at the Upper Sage
creek schoolhouse on Friday evening,
October 18th, and all members are
urged to be present.
Clifford Lenninger phoned to his
parents Tuesday that the flood waters
IN Greybull partially filled the base
ment Of his drug store, but that he
mad removed all of the goods there
from, and suffered no loss from dam
aged merchandise.
James Mount has given up the
strenuous labor of herding woolies for
.ne time being, and accepted n posi-
uon at the Mint. James thinks it
easier to herd sheep around a good
warm stove than on the open range
in a blizzard.
IF Duryea, of Boston, Mass; DIR.
.; Deason, of Chicago. and DIR. ]. De-
Shazer, of Eureka, California, left
pouy on Tuesday for the Madison
n miver country in Montana, where they
~ nunt FOR some weeks. They were
Oree1 TO lay over in Cody for nearly
week on account of the condition of
the roads.
marcus Daley returned Monday
Jon a successful hunting trip with
bull elk. ~
=, ,etIr VI. Houser and Andy Finks,
powbells North Dakota, left Tues
hi, ior the coast, after having beer
Tho up IN Cody for several days by
wo,, nun They volunteered and
road Heu hard to aid in clearing the
qu N the canyon, and declared they
SSoyed their enforced stay in Cody.
nr Forrest. George Mccullough,
lrueblood, Ed Wilder and Dick