, 1924-07-30

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the home of MI. and Mrs. Lester
Powell. Powell Tribune.
Barry Williams has a party of three
booked for a thirty day trip the first
Of September. One of the members
of the party is the head of the. Good
rich Tire Co.
Alan Langworthy and Ray CAM
mack drove the Stampede longhorns
over to Pitchfofk on Thursday. They
have been purchased from the Associ-
alton by Eugene Phelps.
Jimmy Turf B rounding up the
Winsor stock for Dave Dickie, who
took it over.
Frankly Lasater and other Cody ro-
dec riders who went to Cheyenne,
are going to make some twenty-five
shows in Colorado and other states
before returning.
Alan L~angworthy is helping to
make hay at the Phelps ranch.
Supervisor Langworthy and Junior
Forester Allan Miller left for the
South Fork road construction work
on Tuesday morning. They will first
move camp to Elm creek and COM
mence work on bridges as the present
ones are in bad condition. Mr.. Miller
will remain on the job and Mr.. Jay
Blood has been engaged as foreman.
Mr.. Blood has been in charge of the
maintenance of the South Fork road.
Mrs. Laura B. Starr and Maurice
We're visitors at the Cody Inn last
Sunday. Mrs. Starr is acting as Sc
cond Reader in the Christian Science
Church during Mrs. Watkins absence.
Mrs. ]. H. Van Horn and daughter,
Miss Amy, arrived in Cody this week,
where they will spend two weeks Wis
iting their friends. They motored
from their present home in Washing
ton, D. c. to Kansas City, Mo-, with
Mrs. Van Horns sister. Mrs. Van
Horn is at the Chamberlin and Miss
Amy is at the H. C. Thurston home.
They will return to Washington via
Denver.
DR.. Doyle Joslin, who has been Wis
iting in Cody since the Drs. and Dent
lists convention will return to Rock
Springs in
-thESn1nS-sess-wiIf=prufu their
stay stzthe=hems=ufs Mfzpxsehts, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. T. Beck.
MrsS4EAtzbasFsiis.ssd e hsr record
drive through the Park, starting last
Sunday morning and arriving in Cody
Monday morning. She had as guests
her sisterSMrs. Genevieve Ward who
lis spending thy. SRmrper with her, and
Miss lGraee Bowhfmkster, WHO en-
Wet her 9rSt visit Tito thSjPark.
Miss Eva Larson and her mother,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Larson were
Billings visitors the last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Lowe enter
Itained w A. RAIDER and son Wood
rowsh Yellowstone Park over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Matilda King, of the Ameri-
can National Bank, Denver, arrived
in CodyySunday evening forNa visit
with bet brothery Mr.. T5E. King.
Mrs. Pete Nordquist was down
from the Jim Creek Heights ranch
on Wednesday.
Leave orders at the Ross Inn for
currants and gooseberries.
fKlT
Us. Weber returned from Nord-
quist ranch on Jim Greek where he
spent a few days last week, to take
up his duties publishing. the Park
tourist paper. Mr.. Weber reports a
wonderful time riding the beautiful
mountain trails for which the PIP
is famous, and in Turing a few speck-
led beauties from their hidden lairs.
The Eagle, at Ekalaka, Montana,
carries a report of the death of Ham
ilton w. Ewalt, of that place. Mr..
Ewalt was a brother of Jim Ewalt
who lives on South Fork
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A ten-pound baby was born on
Tuesday of last week atrthe home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Schultz on
Upper Sage Creek.
The dancetat Sage Greek commnni-
" hall last Saturday evening was sveIl