, 1926-04-07

week.
C. r. Cobb was called to Stock
bridge, Michigan on Sunday by the
serious illness of his mother. He drove
to Billings and took the train from
that place.
A. G. Erickson of Rosholt, S. D.,
arrived in Cody this week and will be
employed in the office of the Ores
back-Riggs company, Ford sales and
service.
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D. E. HOLSTER and family drove
to their ranch on the Northfork on
Saturday of last week, and were I'M
able to return to town on Monday on
account of the heavy fall of snow.
The Billings Gazette of Tuesday,
the 9th, states that a marriage Ii
cense was issued to Burr c. Spauld-
ing of Ishawooa, Wyoming, and Miss
Agnes E. Smith of New York City.
Max Wilde. one of the past masters
at the gentle art of trapping, came
in from his ranch on the Southfork
and spent the week end in Cody, re-
turning to his home on Monday.
]. P. Altberger and L. E. Dresback
drove to Pitchfork on Monday of
this week on business in connection
with the local Ford Sales and Ser
vice, of which Mr.. Dresback is man
ager.
Mrs. Clara Hughes is moving into
the apartments over the Shelley Ba-
zaar this week. The work of remod-
cling the apartments, under the super
vision of VIM. Rankin, is nearly fin
ished.
There will be a dance at the Ish-
awooa community building Friday
night, April 18th. Music will be fur
nished by Tom Peterson. Grace Stew
ardson and Ernest Schultz. Every
body welcome.
A party consisting of Eddie Null,
o. p. Roberts of Powell, and the
Misses Manila Hanson and Winifred
Mcbride of the Cody school faculty,
motored to Billings Friday afternoon,
returning Sunday.
The Harrison orchestra will go to
Meeteetse on Friday of this week to
play for a school operetta on that eve
ming, and will also play for a dance
at Greybull on Saturday evening of
this week.
w. E. Bartlett, the leading dairy
man of the Irma Flat and proabbly
the entire county, is driving a new
truck, which he purchased
through the local agency, the Yellow
stone garage.
Belmont Hats-the dress-up kind,
$3.50, at The Toggery.
Mrs. S. R. Kaufman and son Sam
in Cody from the Double L Bar
ranch on Monday of this week. Mr..
Kaufman is attending school in the
east and has spent the Easter vaca-
ton with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Digger of
were in Cody on Friday
last week, doing some shopping in
preparation for starting the spring
work on the HOLSTER ranch, which
Mr.. Digger has leased.
Mrs. VIM. Rankin has been i'll forl
several days with the flu which at
tackled her as she was recovering from
the painful mishap of spraining both
She is recovering rapidly and
expects to be out soon.
Bud Hall of Sunshine arrived in
Cody on Friday of last week and spent
A few days in town. Mr.. Hall is one
Of the proprietors of a dude ranch on
Gooseberry, which he operates in
conjunction with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barring of the
upper Greybull were in Cody for sew
eral days last week. Mrs. Marling
was having some dental work done
while here and also took the oppor-
to do some shopping in the
local stores.
The maintenance crew has been put
on the Southfork road and is now
busy getting the culverts and some
the worst places in shape for the
summer. The crew is under the su-
pervision of Mr.. Franklin Of the KEEP
lord ranch.
Albert M. Hill of Clark returned
Tuesday from Denver. Colorado.