, 1925-03-18

Special price on 1O-gallon cream
cans. Brundage Hardware.
Chas. A. Webster of the Greybull
was a county seat visitor last week.
Mrs. Scott Lyall and children of
Powell were visitors in Cody last
week..
! Miss Caroline Lockhart was a bus
mess visitor in Billings several days
last week. E
Joe Winninger was over from the
Greybull Saturday looking after
business matters.
Willard Hogan, d. c.. King and
John Simpson were over from the
Clark section today.
C. A. Evans left today for Ro-
chester. where he will enter the
Mayo clinic for treatment.
Geo. Bullock. one of the prosper
GUS ranchers of the Ralston section.
visited in Cody Thursday.
Bill and Harold Houston are up
from Casper this week visiting at
the L. w. Schultz home.
S. A. Watkins and his brother
and H. C. Sanborn motored to Pow
ell on Thursday of last week.
Chimney tops and ash pit covers
a speciality at the L. w. Lowe
Plumbing Shop.
Buy your license for fishing and
hunting at the Brundage Hardware
company, and get a nice case to
carry it in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Osborne, Jr.,
were over from the Greybull on
Thursday to attend the Masters
club meeting.
Clifford Lenninger left Saturday
morning for Greybull after spending
several days in Cody with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lenninger.
Best Quality white lead at $500
per hundred. also best stock paint
in the Basin. Brundage Hardware
Co.
Sam Pritchett OF Greybull, vet
eran railroader and al one time a
resident of Cody, was visiting with
old friends in Cody last week.
Mrs. Vic Neithammer and chill
dren of Casper arrived last week
and are visiting the l.. w. Schultz
n Art Pearson families on Sage
creek.
Mrs. Clifford Spencer is receiving
treatment at the hospital in Powell
where she is quite i'll. She was brot
down from her home at Wapiti
Tuesday.
Clifford Spencer of Wapiti was
down Thursday to attend the Mas
ters' club meeting, and took out a
load of lumber for some improve
ments on his home at the ranger
station.
Judge Metz left Friday for his
home at Basin after holding court
for an entire month in Cody. The
judge expects to call a jury to hear
cases in Washakie county for the
last of March.
A marriage license was granted
last week at the county clerks of
flee to Paul Adrian Courtney and
Miss Gladys Mabel Downing. Both
of these young people are from
Powell where they enjoy a large ac-
idilllldACt.
The st. Patrick's dance given last
evening by the Shamrock Club was
all that it has been in the past or
more. 1t was a very pleasant af-
fair anr a success financially as well.
h turkeys which were given away
were won by Lloyd Evans and Ned
Frost.
Glen Newton and his mother, Mrs.
Lucy Newton, were passengers to
Billings Saturday where they spent
several days, Mr.. Newton undergo
ing. a minor operation on his throat
and Mrs. Newton receiving special
medical attention for optical trou-
BILE.
Pete N~ordquist was taken home
Sunday from the Powell hospital
where he has been for several
weeks. Mr.. Nordquist broke one
of his legs when a horse fell on him
in January, but is reported now to
be well on the road to ecovery and
the full use of the injured limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans are on
their way home and are expected
to arrive in Cody this evening or
tomorrow. They. with their son,
have spent a pleasant two months
in California. Mrs. Edith Brun-
dage writes that she expects to re-
main in California this summer with
her father, Mr.. Martin.