, 1923-04-04

w. T. Killebrew of Thermopolis
was in Cody this week.
Harold Hill of Pryor Gap is spend
ing a few days in Cody.
Miss Katherine Tolliver of Their
mopolis is registered at the Irma.
w. O. Steele of Nieber was in Cody
this week enroute to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Malvern of Will
wood Camp were in Cody on Tuesday
H. B. Starr of Painter was a Cody
visitor this week.
Judge P. w. Metz of Basin is reg
istered at the Chamberlin.
Roy E. johnson of Meeteetse is
visiting with friends in Cody this
week.
Miss Mary Shaver of Holm Lodge
returned last week from an extended
visit with friends and relatives in Ill.
John Dahlem has returned to stay
a spell after an absence OF some
months.
Mrs. M. ]. Dayer and Miss Eliza
beth Anne will soon join Mr.. Dayer
at Midwest, Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eckdall of
Meeteetse, spent the weekend In
Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones have storm
the blanket in two" and will ask for
a legal separation. Joe will keep
Joe, Jr.
Mrs. Mabel Chapman expects to
leave soon for an extended visit with
her mother, Mrs. Stetson at San
Diego, Cal.
Miss Mabel Hardi n of Ishawooa
spent the weekend at the home of
her brother Prof. Ralph B. Hardin
in Cody.
County Commissioners Charles
Pease and David S. Powers of Pow
ell are in Cody to attend the regular
meeting of the commissioners.
Judge and Mrs. Manning and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schultz were among
those who begged at the ford at Sand
Coulee last week. The women walk
ed six males to Ralston.
Injun Joe Mathison came down
from the South Fork on Monday.
The supposition is that Joe came to
see his wife who is in town.
"Shorty" Shaeffer passed through
Cody Monday on the high 'lope, in
pursuit of a large, white work boss
headed for Powell which had "a
hours the start of him.
Dan Maloney who has been spend
ing the past two months at his ranch
on Bull Mountain in Montana, and
with friends in Billings has returned
to Cody, and is back OF the old job
as night Clerk at the Irma.
Dale Petit was over from his Cas-
tie Rock ranch on the Crow reserva-
ton the first of the week. He is hav-
ing some good looking folders print
ed to advertise his ranch and hunting
and pack trip parties.
Advices from Mayo Brothers Hos
pital in Rochester, Minnesota inform
us hat Edward Isham, who recently
went there for an operation, had been
operated upon for cancer, and was in
a very critical condition.
F. A. Little of BASIN n.otored about
55 miles of the distance from Basin
to Cody last week, made the rest of
the distance through the mud on
foot on account of the failure of the
motor to mote.
Arthur Scholes has finished the
concrete work at County Commissi-
oner Markham's residence, and is now
hauling sand from his sand pit, just
recently opened, to plaster Andy
Murie's new house on SALISBURY Ave.
Johnny Golf started moving his
household effects into Cody the first
of the week. He tra'led n bunch of
horses for a house near the Hart
Mountain Inn and is now a bona tide
resident of Cody.
Mrs. N. p. Rieniker and daughter
of Casper accompanied by Mrs. Pat
Kelly arrived in Cody on Saturday
and left on Sunday for the Kelly
Ranch where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Pete Bloom wishes the world
TO know-through the Enterprise
that she had nothing to do with the
manufacture of mo%onshine on the
Bloom ranch and that the still was
hid under the COW harm "unbeknown.