, 1925-06-17
Pahaska Tepee in
Readiness for 1925
(Margaret Hayden

Not a stone is being unturned nor
a log unrolled that will lend to the
at~tractiveness of our CoIonel's ro-
mantle and beautiful old hunting
iodge in the Rockies so near the
east entrance to the park of parks.
This group of excellent people now
fu~nctioning in full force at Pahaska
are anxious that all the old charm
of this forest resort be enhanced
the old preserved with the newness
of today.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Burton Warren
are at has for the entire sum
e where. with his Big Timber
resort, Mr.. Warren finds wholesome
recreation from business activities
IN Rochester. New York. Both Mr..
n Mrs. Warren have for many
years been active along higher edu-
cational lines in that city, Mr.. War
rem having been principal of the
Rochester school for ten years. Their
son is spending his college vaca-
ton at the Bannock mines. and the
daughter, Miss Marjory Warren. is
in the east after n trim
abroad. She will arrive in the west
In time for the Stampede, and spend
the summer with her parents at the
Collins cabin near Pahaska. Miss
Warren recently graduated from
Smith college.
Mrs. w. l.. Howard, also of Ro-
chester, N. Y, motored out with he
Warrens, and is house hay-
ing had extended experience manag-
ing hrst-closs apartment hotels in
the city. Mrs. Howard has for sew
eral years been president of the
Women's Federated Clubs of Ro-
chester. Her niece, Miss Maud
Thayer. a retired New York teacher.
from the east last Sunday
n after a trip thru the tou dis
tricts of Colorado, declared she was
h had lived to be thrilled
by the scenes of the scenic seventy
She has assumed her duties as
cashier.
Much credit is due Mr.. D.. r.
Nuss. of Kansas City, not only for
the early spring lineup and gen
eral management, but for the hard
he shares with the crew of
workers, who are moving
laundries. building stores and gar
of the forest logs, and putting
In a new sewage system which will
insure perfect sanitation, a strict
requirement of all forest users. Mr..
AL Melvin when not speeding the
Northfork, is polishing up the cleo
trio light system.
Mr. and Arc L. Wy uv.11---
also Kansas City members of the
club, are spending the summer at
the Tepee, as are their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. E. N. Gentry, of Columbia.
Missouri, where Mr.. Gentry is a
young medico. Mr.. Wilkinson is
president of the company which op-
crates Pahaska Tepee.
Premature parkers are helping
put b%ear-proof doors and hinges on
the new store, which will be in
charge of Miss Margaret Briggs, of
Fayette, Missouri. Miss Briggs will
graduate next year from Central
college with the A. B. degree.
Blue and canary curtains filter
subdued sunlight through the tepee
windows and brightly designed terry
cloth pillows invite you to lounge
before the old familiar fireplace.
Sims" the. chef. is back again
with his hot southern biscuits, and
dude cows and horses are being
rounded up. They grazed along the
Northfork and are as sleek-looking
as the wild game this spring.
The Tepee library contains a few
number of Mr.. Warren's 1000 books
on nature, hunting, travel, etc, and
the personal suite of Col. Cody is
ready for occupancy.
We believe the hospitable spirit
of the Colonel is as live as ever
at the lodge by the side of the road,
where his old friends and theirs will
meet n hnartr woloon,n ]