, 1924-02-13
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss Nellie Jenkins left on Tuesday
for Denver where she has taken a
position as nurse in the Fitzsimmons
hospital.
Marshal Hay was in from e
yonder beyond Hart Mountain on
Tuesday.
E. f. Enterline is expected in Cody
this week if the cas- of Collins VS..
Anderson is reached.
A. E. Donohue, of the Elkhorn
ranch on Gooseberry creek, was IN
Cody on Tuesday on his return from
Billings. Mrs. L.. L. Moore, the
"Sheep Queen of Wyoming, once re-
marked of Mr.. Donohue that he
would have made a good sheepherder
il he had not been spoiled in his youth
nv association with newspaper peo-
pie"
George (Doc) Wilkins and Bert
Wilson are in partnership in a soft
drink emporium in Billings. Their To-
cation is in the old Commercial Hotel
and patrons drink near-beer n pop
to the strains of an orchestra. That
is the life!
Mrs. Jack Spicer, who has been Wis
ting in her home town in North Caro-
lima, is expected back shortly.
Walter Hoffman left on Wednes-
day for St. Paul and Mayo Brothers
hospital, where it may be necessary
for him to undergo an operation.
H.. W.. Thurston returned last
Thursday from the hospital in Bill
ings, where he had an operation for
appendicitis which was entirely sue
cessful.
Walter Shaw, who conducts pack
trips from Gardiner, Montana, to
G%rasshopper Glacier during the tour
list season, is planning to make pack
trips from Cooke City to Cody this
summer
DR.. and Mrs. d. r. Blaske left on
Monday for Glenrock to attend the
annual convention of the Episcopal
church in Wyoming. Mrs. Blaske is
a delegate from Christ's Church to
the House of Churchwomen. Dean
and Mrs. Blaske expect to be gone a
week.
Mrs. Charles Phelps came over
from the Crow reservation on
Thursday. Mrs. Phelps has a large
cattle ranch in the Dry Head country
and is the "Ma P%ettingill" of her sec
ton, roping and branding with the
best of the hands.
Mrs. Ray Siggins has been down
from the South Fork on a little visit
with relatives and friends in town.
"BilP Plumb motored in on his
brown gelding last Monday. "BilP'
vas smoking the same pipe he smoked
while riding the Texas longhorn at
the Stampede.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney's sec
rotary has ~telegraphed that photo
graphs of the new model of the
statue of Buffalo Bill are on their
way to Cody.
The first s%even-ton trucks seen in
Cody made their appearance on the
streets on Tuesday when the equip
ment of the Kimball & Kimball En-
gineering Company shipped from
Casper was unloaded from the car
The work of preparing the base of
the Buffalo Bill statue is going ahead
with all speed.
Dave Corder returned on Saturday
from Texas where he went with a
carload of horses belonging to John
Dahlem. In spite of bad weather in
the Lone Star State he vas success
full in disposing of the shipment at
satisfactory prices.
f. H. Baird was in town on Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, who have
been living in Basin, are now located
at Worland.
Hardy Shull was among the North
Forkers in Cody the first of the week.
Il. p. Bowman was a Meeteetse Wis
itor to the county seat or Tuesday.
J. +. Files was a Billings passenger
on Mondays train. !
George Head of Pat o'Hara creek
was in from his ranch on Saturday.
He stated that the snow has nearly
all disappeared in that section.
Bliss Balm, state fish commissioner
of Cheyenne, was in Cody o. Satur-
day. While here he visited the fish