, 1926-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson left for
Billings Saturday, where they are TAX
ing their little daughter for medical
treatment. They expect to be in Bill
lings several days.
Attorney Ernest J.. Goppert spent
several days attending court in Basin
last week. The district court is now
in session there.
Bebe Daniels in Dangerous Mon
ey," at the Temple theatre Friday,
March 18th. Also special comedy
Gale Henry in Failure"
Barry Williams left Thursday for
New York City and other eastern cit
les after having spent several months
at his ranch on Southofrk. He ex-
poets to be away for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wood of
Jim creek spent Saturday in Cody.
o. P. Roberts, agricultural instruct
or and coach at the Powell high school
spent the week end in Cody. He re-
ports that a new athletic track is be-
ing constructed for the Powell school.
Fifty new aprons and house dresses
to sell for S1.00 each Friday afternoon
beginning at one O'Clock. Nolckmer's.
A three-bladed pocket knife for only
SIPS. Guaranteed. Cody Trading Co.
Wilbur Billings of the Double L
Bar ranch on Southfork spent the
week end in Cody.
Mrs. Carl Madsen of Meeteetse, has
been spending the past week visiting
at the r. l. Volckmer home in Cody.
Marching at my home, half block
south of Methodist church. Phone
125-M. Mrs. Bertha Hayden.
Mrs. Ross Yates returned home
from Billings Saturday after having
spent several weeks at the st. Vim
cents hospital where she underwent
a serious operation. Mrs. Yates is
getting along nicely, but it will be
several weeks before she will have en-
tirely recovered.
Saturday Special :-36 inch hemstich-
ed lunch cloth and napkin to match,
only SIPS Saturday at Mrs. Wards
Needlecraft Shop.
Mrs. G.. V. Lambert last week re-
ceived announcement of the gradua-
ton of Miss Eleanor Close from the
Capital City business college of Des-
Moines, Iowa. Miss Close is well
known in Cody and has many friends
here.
Bill Plumb returned Friday from
Ardmore, South Dakota. where he has
spent several weeks with his father,
who has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. F. w. Kurtz returned home
Saturday after spending a few days in
Billings.
Fifty wash dresses on sale at half
price Friday Afternoon, starting at
one o'clock. Volckmer's.
Mike Miller. who operated the
White Lunch restaurant a few years
ago, and who now resides m Billings,
came down from that town on Fri
day of last week and spent a few days
visiting with friends in Cody.
"A. NJ. Johns, of Bozeman. Montana,
spent a couple of days in Cody during
tho past week, attending to business
matters.
d. NJ. Mcdonald, of Billings, arriv-
ed in Cody friday and will spend som
time looking after his ranch interests
here.
Henry Sayles, of Meeteetse, spent
Saturday in Cody looking after bust
ness matters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Muir returned
to Cody Friday evening after spend
ing several days in Billings whore
MIR. Muir underwent a thorough med
ical examination, which disclosed no
Serious defects in his physical condi-
ton. While in Billings they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Vitcor Stark and family,
who now reside there. Mr.. Stark was
formerly employed in the grocery de-
partment Of the Cody Trading COM
pany.
Jerry Huss is now employed in the
job printing department Of the Bill
lings Gazette, commencing his work
there on Tuesday of last week.
We will sell all Of our silk blouses
and middies at half price Friday and
Saturday only. Volckmcr's.