, 1926-07-07

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urday July 10th. Post Office Store.
John Neff of Casper was visiting
with old friends in Cody last week
and taking in the Stampede.
J.. w. Howell, looking much i'm
proved in health. was a visitor in
Cody one day last week.
Mrs. Pearl Helms left last week
for Denver where she was called
by the illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight King of the
Clarks Fork were Stampede visi-
tors in Cody last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westerman
of the Little ranch on Southfork
spent several days in Cody last
week.
d. S. Hopes and Jas. Milstead
spent Monday in Powell taking in
the Fourth of July celebration had
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Chisholm re-
turned last week from California,
where they spent several weeks visi-
ing with relatives.
Miss Caroline Lockhart expects
to leave the latter part of the week
for Hillsboro, Montana. where she
will spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sanderson,
Geo. Inman and several friends
made a trip into the Big Horn
mountains Tuesday, using the new
Dayton-Kane road.
Miss S. F. Dawley and her cousin
Miss A. E. Dawley of Boston, Mass.
are spending the summer at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs.
d. S. Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koschell of Grey
bull visited in Cody one day last
week and were accompanied home
by Margaret Killian who will visit
former friends there 70 IA few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Hogan and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Simpson of
Clark were in Cody last week for
the Stampede. Mr.. Hogan acted as
n of the judges for the saddle
%bucking events.
Glen Newton is driving a new
Paige closed job, which he brought
up from Denver on Friday. The
car is a beautiful model, and one
of the classiest yet to be brought
into Cody.
E.. L. Reese of Powell spent today
at the county seat. Mr.. Reese is
expecting a visit from his mother,
Mrs Ellap Raaca of Summit Kan
in the next fewdays, and she is to
stay in Wyoming all summer.
Judge Walls and Mrs. Walls and
Nina and Margaret Milstead left
this morning for Cheyenne going
via the park and out the southern
entrance. The young ladies will
visit in Cheyenne for several weeks.
Frank Blackburn and family were
in town last week, meeting with
old friends. Mr.. Blackburn is a can
didate for the sheriff's job, and is
out to meet as many of the voters
of the county Is possible before
the primary election.
H. NJ. Chapman returned Satur-
day from Bel grade, Montana where
he spent several weeks. "Chip" is
looking as hardy as ever. and says
after he has been home a few
weeks, will be feeling his best once
again.
w. L. Taylor was in Cody sew
eral days ago, and while here stated
that he was planning to start OPP
erations soon on some improve
ment work at the Native coal mine,
and would have the mine in good
working condition again this fall
Glen Boron made a trip to Nee
teetse Sunday. taking over a cal
of dudes for the Elbud ranch or
Woodriver. The Hall Bros. met q
number of guests in Cody on Thurs
day and after a few days of STAN
pede have gone to the ranch fol
the summer season.
Mrs. B. f. Thomas spent the las
week in Cody with her friends ant
while here assisted at the Dave
Shelly shop during the Stampede
rush. Mr.. Thomas is employed by
the Burlington on a construction
crew in Wind River canyon and is
now stationed at Minnesota siding
We are sorry to have disappointed
a number of our customers in the
prompt delivery of their dry clean
ing. This department has beer
working full force lover time" t.
get the work out on time. w,
shall try to deliver our usual higf
class work more promptly in thu
future. Thanks a lot. Dave Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parks ar
rived in Cody Saturday after