, 1926-05-12
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS


E. NJ. B~allinger of Fertile Valley
is a visitor in Cody today.
The Central Garage Is unloading
a carload of Hudson and Essex cars
today.
Miss Grace Richter is the owner
of a new Essex car purchased thru
the Central Garage e
Ernest N William May have
been held in the county seat several
days by weather and road condi-
tons.
A marriage license was issued
by the county clerk this week to
Harry E. A~tterbury and Miss Beth
Theobold, both of Powell.
R. 1. Volckmer has been very i'll
at his home on Bieistein avenue.
The Harrison orchestra played
for a dance at Greybull on Saturday
evening.
Inc SOug 6IctuHOuSe announces
garden plants ready for transplant
ing. Your order should go in now.
An ad appears at another position
on this page.
j. N. L~angworthy returned Sat
urday evening from a visit in the
Sunlight and Crandall creek section.
He was met at the Two-Dot by
Mrs. Langworthy with the car.
Bill Boron, mayor of Wapiti, is
spending a few days in Cody this
week. Bill states that things are
booming up the river and all in
dications point tt season.
! Messrs. j. L. Werts and Charlie
Robinson were visitors from the
Powell community Saturday, being
forced to remain over until Sunday
on account of the severe rain storm
afternoon.
Louise Blaine and a party of her
girl friends motored to Basin Sat
urday for the Big Horn basin track
meet. In spite of the heavy rain
storm they returned home Saturday
evening.
Hills Jordon returned last week
from Billings where he has been
at the hospital receiving medical
treatment for several weeks. Mr..
Jordon is looking fine and says he
feels even better than that.
Chas. DeMaris returned Monday
from the west coast where he has
been in school this winter, and is
busily engaged in preliminaries to
a busy season at the DeMar
Springs the ensuing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Bramhall are
the proud parents of a son who
arrived Monday, May 10. Mother
and babe are being cared for at
the Whitlock hospital in Powell.
The lad weighed 9A pounds and
has been named Robert Francis.
Bill Pawley of the Greybull is
breaking in a new Overland sedan
which he purchased last week thru
the Central Garage agency. Bill
thinks he will be able to get the
new steed roadwise by fall when he
will use it on the fall roundup.
C. C. "Col" Melton left Saturday
for a visit in the east. He expects
to spend the greater part of his
three weeks vacation with home
folks at Evansville, Indiana, also
going to Kentucky and later to
Chicago, before returning home.
Fred Grandall is spending a few
days in Cody this week, bringing
down from the Billings agency, a
Great Six Willys-Knight, for dis
play at the Central Garage. He is
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Algott Johnson, while here.
Nick Rienecker suffered a badly
bruised foot last week while doing
some log work at his mountain
home on Northfork. He was fore
ed to drive to town to receive med
ical attention, but it will be some
time before he will be able to get
about without the aid of crutches.
A. p. Riggs, member of the firm
Dresback-Riggs, Inc, Ford dealers
of Cody, arrived from Denver last
week, and expects to spend the en-
tire summer season here. Mr.. Riggs
is a prominent construction engin-
eer and this spring will superintend