, 1926-03-10

All our dress skirts at half price
Friday and Saturday only. volck-
mer's.
t. A. Stancliff left this week for
Colorado where he will be active in
oil development.
Ernest ]. Goppert is in Basin
today attending to business in the
court being held there.
Mrs. Glen Boron has been help
ing out at the Golden Rule store
this week during the absence of
George Bratton.
Mrs. Nina Bailey has accepted
a position at the Dave Jones Store
and will assist that institution in
the care of the book work.
l.. E. Dresback, Ford Dealer, has
gone to Billings to consult an archi-
tect regarding the plans for his new
building to be located here.
There will be a dance at the
Ishawooa community hall on Fri
day night. Free supper at midnight.
Good music. Every one welcome.
Ernest and Will May are back
in the Cody community after a Wis
their father, who was very i'll last
month.
Miss Katherine Spangler, of Bill
lings daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Foard arrived in Cody Tuesday
and will visit with her parents
for several weeks.
Kid Wilson, looking very much
improved in health, although yet
very weak, arrived home Tuesday
from Billings where he recently
underwent a major operation.
Mrs. Thos. Noonan, after an eX-
tended fist with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. J.. McGinnis, leaves this
wood, California.
Tex Holm and Otto Nelson have
the contract for drilling the holes
for the new lighting system posts,
and are busy at this work this
week.
lunch cloth and napkins stamped
and hemstitched only SLIPS. hem
stitched Buffet set SIS cents at Mrs.
Wards Needle craft Shop.
Clarence Williams made a trip
t. Meeteetse Monday, bringing over
a load of the new ice plant to be
operated by the Cody Coal and
Transfer company.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Wisdom came
down from Sylvan station Saturday
and have gone on an extended "
cation to Panhandle, Texas, the
home of the formers parents.
Cut price Saturday Only at Mrs
|. Wards Needlecraft Shop on SO incl
lunch sets, stamped and 3 piece
buffet sets on permanent finish
indian head.
Ed Holmquist as a harbinger Of
springtime, arrived home from Flor
ida last week, where he has spen-
several months. ED" couldn't BIZ
away from the Cody country fol
/ long.
Tex Kennedy went up the Nortf
fork Tues day to look after game
conditions and to ascertain the
amount of improvements necessary
on the rearing pond for baby trou'
at Kitty creek.
We are informed that Cody will
soon have a golf course-Our lead
ing clothing store is already equip
ped with your every need for thi!
fascinating game-take a look at {
display of equipment in Dave Jone:
Store window.
Ted Huntington is to be ~associat
ed with Vic Abrahamson in the op
Grafton of the Enterprise, and be
gan work this week. John Main!
who came down from Billings tt
work for the Enterprise, stayed bu'
one week, returning home Sunday
Assistant State Examiner Lee A
McWerthy arrived in Cody Tuesday
and is working on the books a
the county offices. Assistant Elk
aminer Leroy Joyce, who has thi.
territory will arrive Friday to as
sist Mr.. McWethy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proctor an
. nounce the birth of a baby cir
: at the whitlock hospital in Pow
ell, Monday, March Sth. The littl,
. miss weighed six and one-helf pound
. and has ben c%hristened Jolene Su
4 Both mother and child are doinl
very nicely.
. Phillip Griesimger, a member o.
4 the Basin school faculty, is in Cod,
! today taking civil service examin
ations for the position of market
!. ing specialist. Mr.. Griesinger il
. doing vocational agriculture worl