, 1926-04-28

business visitor in Cody on Thursday
of last week.
Mike Clarke finally decided that
spring has come and has planted his
crop of sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Downing of the
~Southfork were in Cody u while the
latter part of the week.
Lucille (Anna) Moon of the Moon
crest ranch on Rattlesnake was in
Cody over the week end.
Vera Wagner of ~Southfork, who
teaches the Marquette school No. l,
spent the week end in Cody.
o. b. Mann of Meeteetse returned
from California this week for a short
business stay in the Buffalo Bill coun-
try.
A car load of new Ford cars and
mt Fordson tractor was unloaded by
the Dresback-Riggs company this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baker were Cody
visitors this week. Mr.. Baker will be
remembered as former receiver at the
Lander land office.
j. L. Ford and wife in company.
with Ralph w. Palmer are in Cody
this week representing the National
Adjusting association.
John Green and S. Sims of Lowell
are in Cody a few days doing the
plumbing and electrical work in the
new improvements at the Irma.
w. w. Hulce and J. H. Hastra of
Billings were callers in Cody last Sat
urday. They had been in the Clarks
Fork country on irrigation business.
Earl Martin of Absaroka Lodge
vas in Cody the first of the week do
ing some trading at the local stores
in preparation for the busy season at
that popular resort.
Dale Nuss of Pahaska Tepee drove
down to Cody on Tuesday and report
ed the roads in such good condition
that he was able to return the same
day.
Paul r. Greever and Lloyd Buch
mar say that they played a round of
golf the other day without getting off
the fairway. OF course we didn't see
this but we know it's the truth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell of
San Antonio, Texas, IRE the first tour
lists to arrive in Cody and are visiting
with Mrs. Harold Sturm, who is a
friend of Mrs. Campbell.
j. N. Langworthy, forest supervi-
sor, and Paul McCord, the new ranger
who is to be stationed at Sunlight,
are up the Southfork this week look
ing into range matters and other for
est business.
Chandler Cohagen of Billings, the
architect who is planning the new
garage for the Dresback-Riggs COM
pany, va in Cody the latter part of
last week going yer the plans with
Mr. Dresback.
C. o. March of Meeteetse is favor
ing the people of Cody by letting
them exercise their eyes on the latest
model of the new Stutz sedan. Quite
the best looking car you ever saw
you'll say when you see it.
Mrs. Ada Weaver and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Johnson of Billings, in company
with Mrs. H. F. Toertellot. of Prov
idence, Rhode Island. were in Cody
this week looking over the tourist and
r%ecreational possibilities with the idea
of locating here.
Our Humming Bird demonstration
is being courteously received by the
ladies of Cody. They appreciate this
opportunity of inspecting the finest
showing of pure thread silk hose ever
shown in Cody. Money back if not
satisfied when you buy it of Dave
Jones.
One of the most attractive book
lets of this section is the latest edi-
ton of the Yellowstone Club which
has Pahaska as a summer resort. The
Club should enjoy a generous patron
age this season. Mr.. Nuss is the
local manager and has recently afTil-
lated with the Cody Club in line with
his efforts to build up his resort and
the general upbuilding Of the Muffalo
Bill country.
A fishing trip to the country above
Cody was INDUCED in by four Park
county ministers last Tuesday, among
the crowd being Rev. L. +. Shut,
Rev. j. r. Walter. Rev. C. E. Pitts,
the new Presbyterian minister at
Cody, and Rev. w. II. Bessire. The
ministers seemed TO enjoy the outing
very much, and the fish likewise had
a good time.-Powell Tribune.
Clarence Linn Of the upper Clarks
Fork came into town the latter part
of last week and spent some little
time in the county seat. Mr.. Linn