, 1926-08-25
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Meyer Rankin of Powell spent
the week end in Cody with home
folks.
Attorney c.. A. Earring of Basin
was a business caller in the county
seat last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bradford of
Northfork and guests are visitors
in Cody today.
Joe Sutterfield of the Southfork
section made one of his infrequent
visits to Cody uesTday.
We have burners for your fur
mace. Also ranges. Drop in and
see them. Brundage Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Vogel and
Mrs. H. F. Bell and family spent
Sunday on Northfork.
Our gas equipment has just ar
rived. Let us figure with you on
complete installation. F. w. Kurtz.
James Clark, Bessie Clark and
Jimmie Wiley and sisters are spend
ing the week at the Clark cabin
at Mormon creek.
Our service on gas ranges and
heaters will will please you. Let
us figure your job. B%rundage Hard
ware company.
Detroit Jewell gas ranges cook
better. They have a heat regulator
on them-makes baking easy. See
them at Brundage Hardware COM
pany.
Miss eaJnette Siggins, accompani-
ed her uncle home to Maryetta, o.,
the first of the week, and will be
enrolled in some college or univrsi-
ty there for higher education.
Come in and see our line of gas
equipment, including gas ranges,
parlor stoves, water heaters and
convertible burners. Priced right.
F. W. Kurtz.
MIR. and Mrs. James Allen came
over from Thermopolis Friday and
the former will be here the entire
week whole doing the roofing work
at the new Ford Service building.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.. Hardin re-
turned Sunday from the park where
they met Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brett
engroos and son at West Yellow
stone, and have them as their house
guests in Cody this week.
In honor of Miss Elizabeth New
ton of Lander, Wyoming, who was
visiting in Cody. Mrs. Harry Huyck
entertained a party of young ladies,
former classmates of Miss Newton,
to an afternoon party on Wednes-
day of last week.
Miss Eva Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Algott Johnson leaves
this evening for Long Island, N.
Y. where she expects to be enrolled
in a business college for a COM
mercial course this winter. She is
to make her home there with an
uncle and aunt.
A party composed of Judge AL
bert Galen of the supreme court of
Montana, Senator Walker of Butte
and Mr.. Lewton, also of Butte,
spent a few days in Cody the first
of the week. The party was en-
route to the Paddock ranch, meet
ing their hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Simonsen. in Cody.
R. F. Warren of Kansas City is
in Cody today attending to bust
ness affairs. Mr.. Warren was for
merly associated with those operat-
ing Pahaska Tepee, and upon leav-
ing Cody two years ago. killed me
of his associates, and has stood
trials for murder. At the present
time he is said to be out on bond
pending an appeal for a new trial.
p. E. Markham left last week
for Woodbine, Iowa, where he goes
to spend a few days with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Markham has a
sister. of Pennsylvania. whom he
who will be in Iowa while he is
there, and is making the trip pri-
marily to see her, inasmuch as she
has not the time to come on to
Cody this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora P. Stevens of
Chanute, Kansas, and friends, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Heinhardt, of the
same place, r visiting in the Cody
communities with old friends of
the Stevens family. At the pre-
sent they are at visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter e. Bates, the lat
ter of whom is a daughter of Mr..
Stevens. They will make a trip
into Yellowstone before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Maxon had
as their guests last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elton Ridley, and children
Bernice and Barlow. Fred Ridley.