, 1924-04-09
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINGS

Attorney ]. E. McEIvain made q
business trip to Cheyenne last week.
Lawn seeds. White clover and
Blue Grass. also garden seeds
Brundage Hardware Co.
Fishermen that get the most
pleasure out of such sport wear
those fine light weight hip boots
sold by Dave Jones.
Rex Spencer reported an sA
FOUNDER Tuesday morning. Its a
boy and both he and his mother
are getting along very nicely.
Mrs. w. o. Taylor is now visit
ing with her husbands folks at
Marcus. Texas. and after a few
weeks there will etu to her home
in Cody.
Mrs. Edgar Pettys. of Chicago,
accompanied MT. and Mrs. Simon
Snyder home from their eastern
trip and will visit at the Sunlight
ranch for several months.
The Ward Waters Company will
entertain a Cody audience at the
Temple Monday evening. This is
the last number of the Lyceum
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Newcomer
have moved to their summer home
on Meeteetse creek and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lloyd will occupy their Cody
residence.
Women who appreciate beauty
and quality in silk hosiery will
most assuredly find it to their ad-
vantage to make such purchases at
Dave Jones Store.
Ted helms, who underwent an OPP
Grafton in Billings recently. is re-
ported to be improving rapidly and
will be able to return home in a
few days. Mrs. helms is with him
in Billings.
]. H. vogel drove to Basin Tues
day where he is to appear as a wit
ness in court. He was accompanied
by H. F. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
L%enninger, Leota Loomis and D. A,
Tinkcom.
Dramatic sketches, character i'm
presentations. vocal, piano. whist
ling n x%ylophone entertainment
will be furnished by the Ward Wat
ers company at the Temple, Monday
evening, April IA.
State chairman OF the Republi-
can Central committee. Percy W.
Spencer and c. w. Brandon. pre-
convention campaign manager for
President Coolidge, are expected tc
arrive in Cody this evening. These
gentlemen are making a tour OF
the state at this time lining up the
county organizations for the fall
campaign.
R. A. Reeves, s~on-in-law of Mrs
L. B. Kepford. after a visit of ten
days here returned to st. Joseph.
Michigan, very much pleased with
Wyoming. He plans to return in
the fall of next year for a longer
visit. He is engaged in drainage
work under one of the federal de-
partments of reclamation.
Miss Leila Sherman and Mrs.
Henry Shrine departed Thursday
for Chicago where they will meet
parties who are interested in vaca-
tions in the m%ountains. Miss Sher-
man has spent the winter at the
Shrine ranch and has become thoro-
ly western in her tastes. Prospects
are unusually bright for a big sea
son in the CrandaIl creek section.
A H. Phillips attended the meet
ing of the depositors of the Pow
ell National bank Thursday even
ing and is very optomistic as to
the outcome. The finest spirit OF
cooperation and loyalty prevailed
and the sentiment was such that no
one was criticised or blamed for a
condition over which there was no
control. ~
Charles Bradsky, former Clark-
Fork rancher. and of late a hotel
man of Roberts, Montana, has re-
turned to Rapid City. S. D.. where
he will operate the Broadway Ser
vice station again this season and
relieve the wants of the stream of
tourists over the Black and Yellow
trail. He is a constant booster for
Wyoming and has much to do in
sending the travel beyond the Black
Hills into this section.