, 1923-03-07
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE


Marshall Hay was a Cody visitor
the first of the week.
Tex Thomas was down from his
Southfork ranch on Monday.
Bill Keyes of Hardin, Montana, has
been visiting in Cody.
Chas. Pease, county commissioner
from Garland, is in town this week.
Mrs. George Pfrangle and children
are staying with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Howe, for a few days.
l.. C. Freeman and family are now
enjoying their beautiful new home on
west Rumsey e
d. f. Poewrs of Powell is attend
ing the meeting OF the board of coun-
ty COMMISSIONS at Cody this week.
r. G. McGinnis is expecting to
make a trip to Cheyenne the end of
the week.
Arthur Scholes has been finishing
cement walks around the p. L. Mark
ham residence on East Bee kavenue.
Carl Shuler is now associated with
the Neithammer boys in their pack
ing house at Cespe-. Mrs. Shuler
expects to join her husband shortly.
The policy of strict enforcement of
the Curfew seems to meet
with the hearty endorsement of the
majority of parents in Cody.
Miss Chloe Reynolds has been Wis
iting Mrs. Frank Brough and Mrs.
Ella Davis on Clarks Fork.
Mrs. Emma Florida and children
of Meeteetse left on Tuesday for an
extended visit in Butte, Spokane and
coast points.
j. II. Doores of Meeteetse, a well
known woolgrower of the Greybull
country, was ~transacting business in
Cody this week..
J.. F. Shuler is expecting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Shuler of
Winlock, Washington, to arrive soon.
They will make their home in Cody.
w. S. "Red" McCorkle, who has
been out on the range for Mel Muck
OILS the past three months, is spending
a few days in town.
Farmer and Mrs. Hopkins were in
from the Clarks Fork ranch Thursday
and Friday. Farmer Hopkins is hav-
ing his Landing jacket r~emodelled for
the approaching lambing season.
Sherman u. Garfield of Sheridan
was in Cody to attend the meeting
at the library Friday night. While
in Cody Mr.. Garfield was a guest at
the home of George T. Beck.
Chas. ]. Beldon and Henry Sayles
of Pitchfork were in Worland at
tending the convention of the Big
Horn Basin Woolgrowers ~associa-
ton.
1t is rumored that William English
who left for Billings on Tuesday, in
tends to return with n bride, but at
the time of going to press the parti-
culars are o available.
A. w. Shafstall of the Enterprise
force is visiting his family at Morrill,,
Nebraska. Vic Abrahamson is run
ming the new ~Intertype machine dur
ing his absence.
Ed Martin has moved the school
furnishings from the Carter ranch
to the a. C. Newton place where Ed
ma Martin is teaching tae three Bal
lenger children.
u. +. HOLSTER and June Little
,,.E,.nl 20 4La HAIt.Nnr -,-,L on
Northfork Friday. Mr.. HOLSTER is
moving his cattle to the Freeman
ranch where they will be fed hay the
rest of the winter.
Dave Good started for town last
Thursday but has not yet arrived.
When last seen he was at Skull creek
where his car had broken through
the ice. He is expected in Cady al
most any day now.
Dale Petit, who is starting the
Castle Rock dude ranch on the Grow
reservation, WIS in Cody last week,
returning on Tuesdays train. He
says the Indians are already talking
Cody Stampede.
Louis Howe Pfrangle died We'd
nesday of last week at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pfrangle on Irma fiat. The little
child was six months Old on the day
Of his death.
Mrs. w. T. Hogg returned Thurs
day from Hollywood, California, aft
err an extended visit with her children
who are attending school at that
place. At the close of the school year
they will join their mother in Cody
for the ummer.