, 1925-06-10

B. C. Rumsey took up a big oad
of supplies for Blackwater camp
Monday.
Fred Thomas, ranger of Timber
creek station on the Greybull is
spending a few days in Cody.
Clifford Spencer of Wapiti ranger
station was a visitor in town Mon
day.
R. L. Silver, district engineer
of the state highway department,
spent several days in Cody last week.
Don't forget, Dad on Dads day,
June 21, Buy him a tie-Buy it of
Dave Jones.
Gothard Holm is the driver of a
new Chevrolet closed car, which is
of the niftiest designs of the
1925 season.
Conrad Duval left Monday for
klamath Falls, Oregon, where he
expects to spend some time, and
possibly make his future home.
Walter Wilson is one of this
newest motorists of the Cody COM
munity, connecting up with one of
Stump's new "chevies" last week
Dance at DeMaris Springs Friday
and Saturday nights. Melody Boys
six-piece orchestra of Red Lodge
will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Mott of
%Southfork are driving a new Stude-
baker car, delivered to them last
week by the local agent, Ned Frost.
G.. A. Hanson returned last week
from an extended visit in Omaha
and will assist with the work at
the Cody Bakery with which he is
connected.
j. N. ~Langworthy, supervisor of
the local forestry office, is spend
ing several days in Sunlight look
ing after stock and timber interests
Of his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. May and daughter
arrived in Cody this week and pro-
pose to visit here several weeks with
friends. They reside at Pasadena,
California.
H. B. Robertson is making rapid
Roadway with the beautiful bunga-
low which he is building on north
Fourth street, and will have same
ready for occupancy in the near
future.
er arrived Saturday by motor
from South Pasadena, California,
and will be acre his Mr..
Davis is back on the job in the
barber shop.
Harold Newton returned home last
week from Laramie where he has
been enrolled during the last year.
Harold has made a fine showing at
the state university and will no
doubt place strong in athletics next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Warren ar
rived in Cody Monday and will be
here until extensive improvement
work is completed at Pahaska Te-
pee, of which Mr.. Warren is man
ager. They drove through from Ro-
chester, New York.
Harold Newton left Monday for
Camp Lewis, Washington, where he
will be enrolled in one of the Cit
liens military training camps at
A n, oripnn ,Iyn F1,- tIn ~
months. Harold has been at the
university during the last
season.
Miss Eugenia Jones returned home
Tuesday evening from Midwest, Wy
oming, where she closed a very sue
cessful term as teacher of domestic
science in the high school at hat
place. Miss Eugenia will spend the
summer in Cody and is signed for
a second year at Midwest.
Sylvester Martin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. J. Martin. returned home
Monday from Mercersburg. Penn,
he has been enrolled in Mer-
cersburg academy during the past
year, and where he has made many
of its star athletes set up and take
notice of this son of Wyoming state.
sylvester states emphatically that
he is glad to be back, and will spend
the summer at his fathers ranch
on the Southfork.
A saddle horse and too much
moonshine proved a poor combina-
ton for a young man on the Cody
streets Monday, with the result that
the "wouldbe' cowboy tried to
hurdle an automobile driven by
Sylvester Martin, and ended up by
taking a glorious swan dive from
the upper deck of the cayuse, land