, 1924-04-02
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS
1sc Sale at the Variety Store.

H. w. Watson of Billings was a
Cody business visitor Thursday.
Don't forget the 19c sale at the
Variety Store Saturday, April S to
Saturday April 12.
Mrs. Henry Sayles of Meeteetse
returned to Billings Saturday for
further care at the hospital.
George Braten returned from the
west coast Thursday and is busy
with spring business at the Golden
Rule.
month from yesterday will be
the city election. A mayor and two
, councilmen will be chosen. No talk
as to candidates has become audible.
Albert Lander is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Berringer. He
came from Wichita Falls, Texas,
and plans to spend much of the
summer in Cody.
Miss Margery Ross returned yes
terday from Hunters Hot Springs
where she enjoyed a couple of
weeks vacation in company with
DR.. F.. M. Lane.
Mrs. a w. Rousseau returned
Thursday from a trip to Douglas
where she attended to business mat
tiers as grand matron of the Eastern
Star of Wyoming.
Lou Woolery of Worland came in
Saturday night to spend over Sun
day with his many friends. He is
employed as a butcher in the Wa
Shake county capital.
Miss Louise Filing planned to re-
turn to Cody yesterday but upon the
advice of her physician at the Bill
lings hospital decided to postpone
the trip for a few days.
Mrs. H. B.. Robertson reports an
unusually fine winter spent in the
south and east with considerable
time with her daughter in Illinois.
She returned to Cody Saturday
evening.
Presbyterians in a volley ball con-
test last night tied bow knots in
the tails of the Lions and hung
their hides to the ~rafters. When
the game closed the animals had
not scored.
Fisherman Jared fairly well yes
terday with the first day of fishing.
Small strings were brought into
camp by those who ventured to the
fishing streams over the unusually
heavy roads.
Cody was treated to a band con-
cert by the X. of p. band Thursday
evening on the post office corner.
The music was of a high order and
appreciated by those who were ad-
vised of the appearance of the mu-
sicians.
The Shrine club of Powell will
put on their Minstrel Show and
Dance at the Temple Theatre on
April 18th. Admission soc for the
sk<w. No reserved seats. Dance
oafter show, soc. Music by Powell
orchestra.
How can we sell SO many good
articles for only 19c? Because we
bought hundreds of them just for
this sale and we want u customers
to have the benefit. COME EVERY
DAY. You will miss something
good if you don't. Saturday, April
5th to Saturday, April ~. Variety
Store.
Furs were the predominating dec
o%rations for the Trappers' ball on
Friday night at the Temple and the
product of the traps was hung In
great p~rofusion about the hall. The
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per of the crowd called for a good
time. The dancing lasted until
early morning and the evening was
pronounced a great social success
You won't know the Cody station
in a short time, due to the I'M
provements going on. The build
ing is being move five feet farther
away from the track, a tile floor
being laid in the waiting room,
NSeam heat connected with the
round house and the place other
wise modernized. A refrigeration
plant is being installed in the cafe
and work on the Burlington inn e
tension is progressing rapidly.
Eastern Stars who visit Cedar
chapter regularly made ample re-
turn Thursday night when they be-
came hosts to the members and be
came the entertainers of the eve
ming. Miss Irene HENDERSON had
general charge of the arrangements
and was ably assisted by a number
of other visiting members. They
put on some stunts that were highly
amusing. Refreshments were serv-
ed and dancing closed the evenings