, 1923-08-08

Miss Carrie Denny of Meeteetse
was a visitor in Cody on Sunday.
Winnie d. Knott was over from
Meeteetse on Sunday.
". L. McCaity wal in from Bald
Ridge this week.
c. f. Mcclure of Denver was a
business visitor in Cody this week.
Ed Blake of Meeteetse, was bust
ness visitor in Cody this week.
1t is rumored that l.. l.. Newton
and family contemplate moving to
the coast. -
J.P. Altberger received a letter
from Germany recently bearing two
stamps of 400 marks each.
Mrs. Charles Webster and Miss
Margaret Webster were Cody visitors
on Monday.
Edward T. Clark, prominent Bill
ings attorney. was visiting with
friends in Cody last week.
Harry b. Robertson, George T.
Back and E. T. Clark motored to
Billings on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yeates were in
from their ranch on Northfork this
week.
Miss Elsie Phillips, secretary of the
Valley Ranch Company, spent a few
J,x,- l., CoJ, tb;e .raaL
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Peters of Great
Falls, Montana, were in Cody on
Sunday.
The city council awarded the Cody
Enterprise the city printing at its
last meeting.
Rex Posten has leased the Jim
Smith Ranch on upper Clarks Fork
and is supplying Cooke City with
neat.
Club" Cox has five hunting parties
slated to start out on the same day
at the opening of the big game sea-
son.
A. w. Jung is holding down a home
stead in Pat O'Hara Basin this sum
mer and looking after a bunch of
horses and cattle.
New subscribers who are not re-
ceiving their paper and old one who
are receiving duplicates will confer
a favor by notifying the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Johnson of
Greybull were Cody visitors thi )
week while on their way through the
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Austin of Siam
ford, Connecticut were in Cody last
week while on their way to the coast
via Yellowstone Park.
Fred Morris and NJ n. Cuiterman
vf TIE. as made A riII to Meeteetse
on Sunday to inspect the drilling
operations on the Pitchfork structure.
Mrs. Emma Green and family left
last week for points in Idaho where
they will seek a new location. Mrs.
Green sold her residence property in
the east part of town before leaving.
H. H. Patched spent . few days in
Greybull last week, being treated by
an osteopath for some ailment that
causes his back to give him consider
able pain and trouble.
Mrs. Frank j. Thomas of Kansas
City, arrived in Cody on Monday
morning to spend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. J. p. Altberger. at
xho r,p.b ~ Irtna Flat
Mrs. Marshall Hay was in town on
Mondav accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. M. f. Haukes of Columbus,
Montana. Mrs. Hay has just return
ed from the hospital in that place
where she underwent an operation.
H. w. Darrah was down from the
saw mill on Saturday. He says all
the Carter Mountain kids are riding
tucking broom-sticks since the SIAM
pede and urging each other to
Scratch emf
Carl Olson is now in Butte, Mon
tana, from which place he writes in
quirng solicitously after the health
Of Mr.. Goppert. Park Countys ex-
tremely active prosecuting attorney
had Mr.. Olson arrested some time
back for calling him out Of his
name
Ed. Bohlin returned from the Grow
reservation last week with the largest
cargo Of bead work that has yer
been purchased there at one time. He
bought all the Indians finery and the
clothes off their backs for his shop
In Hollywood, California He ex-
poets TO motor home this week.
Miss Edna King and sister Miss
Lois King of Laramie are visiting
nth NJ a~d Mr. uorxard Ral Aiaa