, 1926-03-31
BUFFALO Bill TOWN DOINCS


Johnnie Bloom was m from Vail
iey last week for the. big dance.
Chas. Stump spent several days at
Billings last week. |
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Attorney Rankin Of Powell took
n. the trapper's- dance at Cody
Friday evening"
Mrs, Jack Spicer left Monday
eor a, visit with relatives at Sparta,
North. Carolina. ~
e. M. Mcdonald spent a few days
IN Cody looking after his ranch in
terests here
Rdbt. Gleeson of Greybull was a
visitor in Cody Friday and Satur-
day of last week.
Mrs. Ned Frost has spent the
past week visiting ION Northfork
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Richard.
Mrs. Fl. n. Tennyson left, Tues
day Tor Portland, Oregon, where she
expects to make an extended visit.
Willard Hogan, Leon ODonnel
and Dwight King are in the county
seat today attending to business az
fairs.
John f. Cook made a. trip to Bill
iings over the week, with II. r.
Rousseau. assistant state game war
den. ,-
Clayton Brady of the Valley
ranch and Tex Darling of Deer
creek ranch were. county seat call
ers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas., Parke of
Billings, formerly of Cody spent
several days with old acquaintance
in Cody last week.
H. w. Darrah is spending sew
eral days i'm Cody while an in
jnred" hand is being cared for by
his physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kolstead en-
ioyed a visit over the weekend with
the formers mother. brothers and
sisters from Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wilde and Mrs.
Henry Westerman spent several day
in Cody last week, attending the
.Trapper's dance and shopping.
E. s. Hopes. returned the first
Of the week from Cheyenne where
he attended a meeting of the State
Republican Central committee.
Harry Camplin of Cheyenne is
spen-4ng several days In Cody this
week attending to business matters,
Mr.. Campiim is representing an in
mrance company.
F. 1. Reed of Sheridan. brother
Of Mrs. r. c. Hargraves, is SPEND
ing a few days here at the Hargra-
yes home. MIR. Hargrayes' health
Ia very poorly this winter.
Auction SaleeHousehoId goods at
C. B. & @. Boarding house. North
Cbdy. Saturday, April 3rd. 2 p. m.
Anna T. G. Orr. owner. Major
Hopes. auctioneer.
Carl Bloom is visiting in Cody
from Denver. Mr.. Bloom recently
'ra4 n accident when he fell five
a~torfes, but. claims no decided in
juries as a result of his mishap.
Mr.. and Mrs, Perry Snyder and
Mrs. Merrh Snyder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Snyder were among
tie Valley contingent enjoying the
%trapper's ball on Friday evening.
Mrs. H. n Phillips went to War
zen Sunday where she goes to make
the acquaintance of a new grand
daughter who arrived at the home
of Mir. and MRS. Jas. Lovewell that
day. 90
Miss Pearl Jones arrived home
from Laramie Monday evening,
where she has been enrolled at the
state university. She expects to
Eemain III Cody during the summer
season.
Sam Kaufman, son of Mrs. S.
r.. Kaufman. and brother of Robt.
T.. Kaufman of the Double l. Bar
ranch, arrived Tuesday from the
east and will spend some time at
the ranch of his brother on South
fork.
Mrs. Helen Hodges is the new
lady in charge. of the dry goods de-
partment at the Cody Trading com
pany. Mrs. Hodges comes to Cody
from Denver. and has with her a
small daughter, who will be enroll
ed in the local schools.