, 1924-06-18
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINGS
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W. c. Deming was Up from Pow
ell on. Thursday.
Mrs. O.. C. B~evelhymer was shop
ping in Cody Friday.
Try Yates for Groceries-free de-
livery. .tta
Mrs. Jack Evans and Mrs. Lloyd
wan spent a few days in Billings
last week!
Ed Manning was of the Paint
creek contingment in the county
seat Friday.
]. N. Mcknight of the Big ranch
on Pat O'Hara was a business caller
in Cody Friday.
Glen Boron drove in a nifty
Nash Sport last week which he will
keep for his own use.
Bert Wilson is down from Bill
lings and aims to take in the doin's
here during the next few weeks.
Emil Ebert was among those who
returned from Laramie last week.
He finished his freshman year at the
state uni.
]. F.. Files has leased the DeMar-
is residence on east Sheridan av-
enue n will be Joined by his fam
lily in a few weeks.
Mayor Scott -Lyall of Powell at
tended to business affairs in the
county seat on Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. j.. F.. Cook n children
spent several days at the Dick
Rousseau cabin on Northfork last
week.
A dance was given at the Pat
Kelley ranch on Northfork Saturday
night. From all reports the affair
was the usual success.
DR.. and Mrs. R. S. Moody mo-
tored to Pahaska Sunday and COM
pleted arrangements for the enter
tainment of the doctors and len
lists on Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Files has accepted a
position at the Shoshone National
bank and will assist with the work
in this institution during the sum-
ner months. Miss Files friends
are glad to have her located in
Cody again.
Mayor S. X. 10y of Casper, ac-
companied by Mrs. 10y, are visiting
in Cody a few days this week. Mrs.
10y is in attendance at the P. E. O.
convention and Mr.. 10y is getting
acquainted with the business men of
Cody. ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hughes of
Lowell were Cody visitors on Sun
day and mot6red to the Fred Rich
ard ranch on N~orthfork. Mrs.
Hughes will sbend some time in
Cody this summer and assist at the
Ned Frost Curio store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Larson and
daughter Eva and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Barfion and Raymond Jr.
motored to Greybull and Basin Sun
day, returning, in the afternoon by
the way of Deaver and Powell.
They report the roads in excellent
condition.
Carol Isham is over from Their
mopolis n expects to spend a few
weeks with old friends here. He ex-
poets to ride one of the bad ones
from the chutes during the big eel
ebration and the best riders will
have to go up and get EN-" if they
win anything over him.
O. P. Roberts, coach and Smith
Hughes man in the Cody high
school, was called to his home at
Bozeman, Montana, Monday, by the
sad news of the accidental death of
his father. The details of the ac-
cident are not available at this
time.
Miss Norma. Haugen and Miss
Ruth Blanshan are to be with the
Camps company in the park this
season and passed through Billings
enroute to Gardiner the first of the
week. Both of these young aides
are of the Cody school faculty and
will return to Cody in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Smith and
family arrived home Monday after
having wintered in California. Gun
mar says the west state is a fine
place to come from, hat the grass
is short out that way and he is
glad to get back on Wyoming
ranges.
Ted Thompson, son of Mrs. Ella
Thompson, returned Thursday from