, 1925-02-11
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Hardy Shull is down from the
Northfork this week.
r. B. Hardin made a trip to
Powell Monday evening.
]. j. Wood, John Price and Wal
ter Sanders were visitors from Gar
land Tuesday.
DR.. F. NJ. Lane is planning to
leave soon for a visit to California
and southern points.
Mrs. Evelyn Ward went to Bill
Iings Monday. expecting to return
today.
Miss Birdie Ritter. teacher of the
Osborne school. was a week end
visitor with friends in town.
Mrs. R. S. Moody, with her daugh-
ter Ruth. returned Tuesday from
Powell where Miss Ruth underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
The Yellowstone Campfire girls
will give a George Washington sup
per at the Methodist church Febru-
airy goth.
Eat supper on February goth with
the Yellowstone Campfire girls at
h Methodist church. A Washing
ton birthday event.
A trap shoot is to be held Sun
day. weather permitting, west of
Cody at the old range. Both clay
pigeon and rifle competition.
The ditching machine is again
steadily at work and the work on
Sewer District No. 1 is about COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Davies have
moved to the Conan Davies home
on Alger avenue and will make
their permanent home there.
H. T. Newell writes from Tampa,
Florida, that he is enjoying himself
at that place, and feels much i'm
proved in health.
Misses Marion Finch and Ruth
Burns with Ralph Yates motored to
Powell Sunday afternoon and Wis
tied with Miss Mabel Anderson and
Vaun Beatty.
Miss Margery Eells drove to
Sheets fiat Friday, giving a sewing
demonstration to the ladies of that
community at the House home.
Mrs. l.. d. Wagar accompanied her
as far as the YU ranch.
Ned Frost and Claude Hooker
drove to Billings Tuesday, %return-
ing the next day with the new bus
for Kane & Hooker and a new tour
ing car which Mr.. Frost will de-
liver to a Studebaker purchaser.
lin in Turf woc lN,r, F-o,, IT.
Rattlesnake home on Saturday. Jim
mic has been a busy man this win
ter, building fence and otherwise
improving his holdings on Rattle
snake creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Larson
entertained at a family reunion of
the j. F. Files family on SUNDAY
at their home on West Sheridan av-
enue. Due to Mr.. Files ill health
n family has been separated for
several months and on sunday they
had a real family gathering.
Ranger and Mrs. Clifford Spencer
We're down from Wapiti today. re-
turning before noon in order to get
thru the canyon before the road
closed. Due to the fact that the
road arouu the AXE is said to be
snowbound, they will be unable to
come to town until the canyon road
is again opened.
Curtis Perry was a visitor in Cody
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Mr.. Perry, who formerly re-
sided in Cody, is now employed by
the reclamation service at Powell.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H,
Perry, are located in Billings and
are both enjoying good health. Mr..
Perry moved to Montana about
eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Files re-
turned last week from Billings where
Mr.. Files has been receiving med
ical treatment for several weeks.
His health is much improved. The
Files family will occupy the A. C.
Newton residence on Beck avenu
Mrs. l.. l.. Thomas returned home
Saturday from Boulder, Montana,
where she was called by the last
illness and death of har Fotho-