, 1925-07-29
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Closing Out all our Children's
Bingham n Percale Bloomer Ores
ses at sI.19. Mrs. Kard's Needle
craft Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Widdous are
touring Yellowstone park this week.
They were accompanied by Tom
Wiley, who will take a short vaca-
ton from the forge at the black
smith shop.
Carl Thomson. A. L. and Lou
Pearson, Fred Niece, p. E. Mark
ham and D. NJ. Mcdonald, are in
Buffalo this week attending the
~woolgrowers' convention.
Mesdames Clarence Williams and
Arthur Scholes entertained a group
of their friends OIL Saturday after
noon of last week in honor of Mrs.
Frank Williams of Tampa, Florida.
who is visiting relatives in Cody.
Mrs. ]. E. Reynolds has received
word thai her husband is again en-
ployed in Yellowstone park, and she
is making plans to join him there
if she can dispose of her Cody
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Babson, June
and Carlton Gains, of Muscatine.
Iowa, and Mrs. Carl Babson. of KEEL
log. Iowa, passing through Cody en-
route to Yellowstone park. accom-
eral of her former pupils at the Farm
Bureau picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.. Boulware and
Miss Fear are motoring through the
park this week and expect to make
a drive out the west entrance to
american Falls, Idaho. where Mr..
Boulware has hopes of securing a
painting contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McElvain and
daughter returned to Cody Thurs
day. Mrs. McElvain and daughter
have been visiting with relatives
in Iowa since early spring, and her
husband motored east the early part
of this month to bring her home.
Messrs. Chas. Olbrich and George
Bratton of the Golden Rule stores
left Friday for a buying trip into
the east. They expect to stop off at
st. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago and
New York, to gather in bargains
for the Golden Rule stores of the
Basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar White left
Monday morning for a trip through
Yellowstone park. They will camp
out and get a rea outing on the
trip. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moss of Oak
dale Nahr tha Iattnr n ciSfar ~
; Mrs. White.
Mrs. L.. l.. Newton motored over
from Lander last week, returning
Saturday morning accompanied by
DR.. f. NJ. Lane, who will spend sew
eral days in the Lander country. and
will witness the annual tribal
dances of the Shoshone Indians,
which takes place there this week.
w. L. Killibrew, for several years
maintenance foreman of District A
of the state highway department
which includes the Big Horn basin
lis to be transferred to a district
near Cheyenne, where ne will hav'
a position similar to the one ht
has had in District A.
/, Miss Irma Fesenbeck of San Diego
Calf, sister of Mrs. S. A. Nelson
of Powell, thinks that Wyoming i:
a very pleasant summer resort and
has returned for the season. Sew
eral years ago she was principal OF
the Cody high schoo and met sew
eral of her forme pupils at the Farm
Bureau picnic.
w. G. Springer and wife of Nc
Cook, Nebr.. are spending a few
weeks in the Buffalo Bill country
while improving a unit of land own
ed by them in the Diamond basin
section of the Fertile Valley pro
ject. Mr.. Springer is a prominent
) banker at McCook, being connect
ed with the First State bank of thai
| city. and declares that he is enjoy
ing his trip to very much