, 1925-11-11

November goth.
Robert Bragg of Worland was a
visitor in Cody this week.
Max Wilde of Valley is spending
a few days in Cody this week.
Fine overcoats are being offered
at the Dave Jones store at 1-3 off.
Ranger and Mrs. Clifford Spencer
spent Saturday and Sunday ii Cody
from Wapiti.
Ned Frost took a car load of
young folks to the football game
at Powell on Saturday.
Let us do your hauling. Phone
226 for prompt service. Cullen
Transfer. Nov. IL
Woman's club bazaar, December
5th, at Irma ball room. Dance
afterwards.
Save the date-Friday, November
goth for the Hard Times dance at
the Sage creek club house.
Good hand-picked coal from the
Native Coal Mine, $3.50 the ton, de-
livered. Phone 254J or SF12. IL
John Green of Lowell is spend
ing a few days in Cody doing some
plumbing repair at the Irma hotel.
Scotty Clarke and Clarence Will
liams returned home Friday after
a few days hunt on Horse creek.
The Inner Circle met at the home
of Mrs. L. Ebert on Monday after
noon.
R. r. Rousseau, Tex Kennedy and
Max Wilde motored to the Wilde
ranch Tuesday.
Jim Ratliff drove to Beaver Sun
day where he met Mrs. Southgate
Freeman, returning from a trip to
Billings.
Mrs. Wards Needlecraft shop
specializes in fine linens, table
cloths. lunch sets, breakfast sets.
towels. scarfs, etc. Wonderful for
gifts.
G. e. Henson returned last week
from a trip into the Crandall creek
section where he hunted with Hen
ry Shrine. He brings home a
fine elk and a deer.
Perry Snyder motored to Cody
Monday evening. bringing in Her
bert Snyder who was injured in a
football skirmish at the Valley
ranch school.
Fred Wright OF Crandall creek
is a visitor in Cody this week. Mr..
Wright with several other stock
men from his community. is ship
ping cattle.
Assistant Game Warden r. R.
Rousseau is spending a few days
in Cody looking after business con-
with his office, and visiting
with friends.
Julian Bryan of the Valley Ranch
company passed through Cody Sat
urday en- route for his home in
New York City. He has spent the
at the Valley ranch.
Mrs. S. A. Watkins and her sis
ter. Mrs. Merrill, were visitors at
the S. c. Parks home in Cody last
week. They nave returned to Bill
lings which is the home of Mrs.
Merrill.
The chicken pie supper given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian
church was a decided success, and
more than two hundred plates were
to those who attended.
Bob McGinnis is down from Pa
haska for several days, but expects
to return up the river, where he
may spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Pulley.
Lawrence Nordquist leaves today
for New York and other eastern
cities where he will meet friends
whom he hopes to interest in spend
ing the next season in the Wyo-
ming Rockies. y
d. NJ. Mcdonald, local sheep man
came in from Billings Monday. He
reports weather conditions very
fair in Montana, but a great por-
ton of the sugar beet crop frozen
in on the Lower Clarks fork river.
Paul R. Swetitzer motored to
Worland Saturday and took in the
Lowell Worland football game. He
returned via Powell Saturday and
witnessed the contest between Pow
ell and Greybull which resulted in
a decided victory for the latter.
Mrs. Eugene Williams arrived
from Denver last week and will
substitute for l.. L. Lawson during
his two weeks vacation, which he
expects to spend in Cody. A recent
order has been issued which clos
es the telegraph office each even
ing at six o'clock instead of eight
as heretofore.
A party composed of ]. j. Champ
lin of Powell, A. T. Danoher of
Casper and Norman Lynn of Mimi
eapolis, stopped in Cody two days