, 1924-10-08

price. 1915. Brundage
company.
VIM. Hadley of the upper Palette
on the Greybull was a caller
n Cody n day last week.
l. S. Bisphan, deputy sheriff of
the Crandall creek section, snent
several days in Cody last week.
Why pay more for Hardware
you can buy cheaper at the
Hardware company.
This is the season for electric
Call in and see the Kohler.
the famous electrict plant. BruE-
Hardware company.
Mrs. Arthur w. Little has re-
turned to New York City after a
spent at their beautiful
Triangle Bar ranch on Southfork.
Mrs. Grace Boron, who under
an operation at st. Vincent's
hospital last week. is reported to
be regaining her health rapidly.
Jack ~Lenneville, the vulcanizer
at the Cody garage for the past
season, has gone to the west coast
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson will
leave soon for Long Island, N. Y,
to spend the winter. Mr.. Nelson
will be employed at the w. R. Coe
estate there.
Mrs. Angus Mcdonald and chill
dren passed thru Cody last week
enroute to sunny California where
the youngsters will be placed in
school for the winter months.
Mrs. Jimmy Hubbell and daughter
Marjorie left Monday morning to
join Mr.. Hubbell at Denver, Col
orado, after spending several weeks
at the home of Mrs. Edna Rains.
Clifford Lenninger came up from
Greybull for a visit with his parents
and also to assist in the rebuilding
of the engine room at the laundry.
which property is owned by VIM.
Lenninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wilkinson o.
the p Bar p ranch on Jim creek
will spend the winter in the east
where Mr.. Wilkinson will make a
drive for an increased business on
the ranch during the 1925 season.
The Republican meeting at Irma
Flat Friday night had to be post
poned due to the bad condition of
the roads and the inability of some
of the speakers to get up from Pow
ell and the lower part of the coun.
ty.
Vic Abrahamson and Herbert
Steinbach spent the week end on
creek in quest of big game.
They got back Sunday evening.
Joe Jones of the Majo ranch is
spending a few days in town this
week.
l.. Ebert is back again after a
month in Iowa and Minnesota. Mr..
Ebert was called to Minnesota by
N'N iAii1S Nv utdlu VI Il DTOIneT.
Mart Gloeckner was a county seat
caller last week, spending several
days in Cody.
Miss Mary Shaver was down
from Holm Lodge this week. She
reports a very good business at that
popular hunting lodge during the
past season. There is little snow at
Holm Lodge, although considerable
fell between there and Cody.
]. B. Warren, owner of Pahaska.
and who has been in personal
charge of a tourist lodge similar to
Pahaska Tepee near Contact, Mon
tana, during the past season, mas
gone east for the winter months
and his address will be 81 Rut!ers
street, Rochester, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith passed
through Cody Monday enroute to
Billings where the former will I'M
dergo a medical examination. Mr..
Smith has been suffering for some
time with nose and throat ailments
and hopes that the specialists il
the Montana town will be able to
put him right.
The Harvest Home dinner served
by the ladies of the NJ. r. church
drew its usual bumper crowd and
the appetizing viands were hugely
enjoyed by those attending, The
ladies of the Methodist church nIadue
several hundred dollars toward the
church budget. and it is through
these suppers that the funds are Sc
cured to meet the payments. They
are very appreciative of the gen
erous support which they always