, 1925-06-24

Iraln NO. 10 p. m.
Train No. II arrives, 6:15 p. m.
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Charles Lewis and family and Rob-
ert Phillips came up from Powell on
Sunday and spent the day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, of Pow
ell, were Cody visitors on Sunday and
took in the dedication of the new
bridge in the canyon.
A. w. Burney, John T. Sharp and
Joseph Joffe, officials of the Yellow
stone Park, were in Cody last Sun
day and Monday, having come down
from the Park with Superintendent
Albright to be present at the dedica-
ton of the new canyon road.
Miss Irma Nordquist made a trip
to Powell on Tuesday to attend to
business connected with the office of
county superintendent of schools.
r. A. Wise, manager of the Eureka
Bottling Works of Billings, was in
town on Wednesday in the interests
of that establishment. Mr.. Wise is
we'll known in Cody, having at one
time been connected with the bottling
works here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Corder re-
turned on Sunday evening after hav-
ing been gone about a month on a
tour of the Pacific coast states. They
made their trip over the Park to Park
Highway. Mr.. Corder says that while
he visited a lot of pretty places, he
is glad to get back to Cody.
Mrs. George Wallicker returned on
Wednesday after a couple of weeks
spent in visiting friends at Billings
and Thermopolis.
r. NJ. Miller, of Grass Creek, was
in town last week in the interest of
the Ohio Oil Company.
w. F. Wilkinson, of Pahaska Tepee,
was in town on Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Weller, of
Pomona, California, arrived here on
Tuesday and went to M~eeteetse,
where they will spend the greater part
of the summer visiting relatives:.
NJ. D. Miller and d. w. Martin,
identified with the Florence Oil Com
pany, arrived on Saturday from Bak-
err, Montana, and went out to the
company's drilling site in the Oregon
Basin field.
A. G. Carter was in town from the
Cheyenne reservation on Tuesday
with a fine collection of bead work
which he had purchased from that
tribe and from the Crows.
Mrs. Henry Sayles, of M~eeteetse,
was shopping and visiting friends here
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. George Weller came over
from Meeteetse on Tuesday for a
short visit with Cody friends.
E. E. Wilson of Cheyenne, was a
business visitor in town the fore part
of the week.
Dick Rousseau, assistant state game
and fish commissioner, was in town
from Cheyenne on Tuesday, making
an official visit to Cody. Mr.. Rou-
sseau reports his family nicely settled
in the capitol city and well satisfied
with their new home.
B. b. Harbaugh, who sold off his
household goods and left here with
his family for Missouri about two
weeks ago, got as far as Greybull,
where he has purchased a shoe repair
shop and decided to stay in Wyom-
ing. .
T. A. Stancliff returned the latter
part of last week from a business trip
to Chicago, in the interest of the
Clark Oil company.
Paul S. Ache came up from Denver
last Friday, and after spending a few
days at Aldrich Lodge and the Flor
ence Oil company's drilling site in
the Oregon Basin, returned to the
Colorado city.
, Mrs. H. H. Patched returned last
week from an extended visit with rel
atives at Seattle, Washington.
Bert Carr returned TO Cody last
Friday from Minnesota, where he had
been spending the winter.