, 1923-03-21


Mrs. MaysKlein of Meeteetse was
a business visitor in Cody this week.
M. F. Murphy, of Billings was call
ing on local garagemen this week.
Charles Watkins of Billings is a
Cody visitor this week.
Mrs. Charles McClain was in from
the North Fork this week.
Mike Cocheran is back after a So
journ on South Fork.
T. H. Hammond was t%ransacting
business among our local plumbers
on Monday.
A. T. Loftsgarden of Powell was
transacting business in Cody on Mon.
day.
Sheriff Loomis and his guests were
in attendance at the Presbyterian
Church OF Sunday evening.
One of Cody's gentle zephyrs tore
the top from L. C. Freeman's new
car last Monday night.
William Arnold who has been farm
ing near Hardin, is visiting numerous
friends in Cody this week.
Ed Holquist made his semi-annual
pilgrimage to Cody from the T. E.
Ranch this week.
The st. Patricks dance given Sat-
urday night by the ladies of the Cat
holic Church was well attended and
was a very enjoyable affair.
l.. w. Willard, Income Tax Collect
or from Worland was in Cody this
week. On this trip Mr.. Willard will
visit Meeteetse and Elk Basin.
Howard Fritzler has taken over
the management of the Kaufman
Ranch on Sage Greek, recently OPP
Grated by Ed. Isham.
A. w. Schultz of Spring Creek
was in Cody on Tuesday. Mr..
Schultz will assist Bob Hopkins dur
ing spring lambing.
"Tex" Kennedy was out in a new
huckskin coat on Wednesday. He
built it himself, all but the beadwork.
"Tex" says he doesn't do beadwork.
Capt. Walter Goodman who has
been stationed at Alcatraz, California
has resigned from the army and will
shortly sail for Honolulu to go into
the grocery business.
F. ]. Hiscock's picture of the Cody
Stampede, and wild animal scenes
from the Yellowstone Park, will be
shown at the Temple Theatre March
31st.
John Laws Dallam of Philadelphia
who has been a guest at Aldrich
Lodge for many years, has suffered
from a painful attack of rheumatism
nearly all winter.
William Worrell was fined $500
and costs in Police Court last Thurs
day by Judge Owens. He plead
guilty to violation of Ordinance No.
The recent SHOWS and heavy winds
have caused several trees to be
blown into the road in the Canyon,
and several rockslides have consider
ably delayed travellers on this i'm
portant road.
Frank Eychaner, partner of Joe
Winninger in the Y U ranch, had the
misfortune to sustain a broken arm
last Friday when the a he was
driving upset on the Brannum hill
near the ranch. Mr.. E~ychaner is
resting easily at the YU.
N. p. Rieniker and wife, of Casper,
left for their home last Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Kelly, who will make a
short visit in Casper and other points
before returning.
County Superintendent of schools,
Mrs. Ide, with Miss Elsie A. Seyforth
adm Miss Virginia Warkley left for
Powell this morning where they will
conduct n survey of the schools along
the same lines rs their work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Davis of Will
wood Camp were the victims of a
rather serious accident on Sunday,
when the a in which they were driv-
ing skidded into the ditch near Powell
Mrs. Davis sustained a broken collar
bone and numerous bruises, while Mr..
Davis has a bad scalp wound, and a
badly bruised jaw. Mr.. Davis is head
carpenter on the wildwood project.
Governor Ross has called a meet
ing of all the Sheriffs and Prescott
ing Attorney of the State at Chey-
enne, on Tuesday March eth. Both
Sheriff Loomis and Prosecuting At
torney Goppert expect to attend.