, 1924-09-24
THE PARK COUNTY HERALD

couple of days with their mother
they returned home. She was much
improved when they left.
L.. ]. Hagar and wife of Casper
were guests at the Overland We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Hagar is rep
resenting the Mid-Continennt Credit
association of that city. He was
here in the interest of his company
and looking out for new business.
r. NJ. Galloway, assistant cashier
of the Thermopolis State bank,
spent two days in the good town
last week.
j. w. Pulliam of Worland was
a guest at the Overland hotel Tues
day night. He was here interview
is in the market for a few carloads
of cattle. We understand he did
not find any that were for sale.
On Tuesday Henry Sayles. man
ager of the Grey Bull corporation,
sold two bands of sheep to e. G.
Rothwell and others of Thermop-
oils. While the price was not given
it is understood it was the present
market price.
John Peterson has been spending
a few days in town.
Chas. Manning of Cody was re-
new acquaintances in the good
town the past week.
The peaceful slumber of our cit
liens was suddenly disturbed last
Tuesday night by the loud Changing
of the fire bell. 1t was caused by
a fire in a store house at the res
idence of Sylvester Stagg. On ac-
county its location, not being in
reach of any fire hydrant, the house
and contents were a total loss. The
fire ladies responded in ample time
to have put out the fire had they
been able to Use the equipment.
The loss was considerable for the
old man, coming at the beginning
of winter.
Henry Henderson, who has been
employed at the Stonewall coal
mine, came to town Friday for sup
plies.
Teddy Thayer, who has been
working at the Pitchfork ranch for
the past six months, left on the
Cody stage on Tuesday of last week
for Los Angeles, California, where
he has a responsible position with
an oil company operating in the
southern part of the state.
Daniel Higgins, usually known as
Deaf. Charlie, was somewhat excited
last Monday when he espied a col
lored lady disembarking from the
Cody stage. 1t was such an unusual
occurance that Charlie had to sit up
and take notice. 1t later developed
that the lady was a professional
ladies' hair dresser. There not be-
ing much business in her line in
the city, she departed with Harry
for the county seat.
Carl white" Madsen, who has
been foreman and general utility
man on the Mcdonald ranch on the
has severed his connection with the
ranch and is preparing to start for
California within a few days. Emil
Purdy, a pal of his, has decided to
go along with him. The trip is
undertaken in the nature of a hol-
iday trip. They expect to consume
several weeks before they return.
MI. and Mrs. R. M. Miller of
Grass Creek we're in the city for
a short time Sunday.
Mr.. Mcclure, the Grass Creek
Merchant, was in the city Sunday
in consultation with a dry goods
salesman
Frank Scott last Sunday morning
loaded the concrete mixer that had
been used by Bill Darling in the
building of the Dolby house in the
rea of Lot ~, Block 8, and hauled
it to the TT ranch. 1t is a
rather heavy machine and the roads
being slick it was a rather tickleish
job to make the trip. He landed it
there safely and without mishap.
Professor Dere reports the en-
rollment in the schools at 100 at