, 1926-09-15
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Mrs. Jack Evans $ attending the
fair in Billings this week.
Bob Hopkins is the latest mem
Der of the Wyoming Motor club.
He sold the membership himself.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ]. Goppert on Sunday. Septem-
Der 9Th.
Don't miss the Harvest Home din
mel at the Methodist church. Fri
day evening. Sept. cath.
Harold Hogan came in from Red
Lodge the first of the week and
left this morning for California
where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. Pat Whalen of Billings ar
rived in Cody the first of the week
for a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Glenn Boron.
If they are Humming Birds they
are the best pure bread silk hose
made to sell at a dollar and a half
the pair. You're sure of the best
if you buy it of Dave Jones.
r. G. Harris. who has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the Cen
trail garage during the summer,
left Saturday merning to resume
his work as instructor in the uni
versity at Laramie.
Miss. Lucille Moon of Mooncrest
ranch on the Northfork was a well
come figure about the town on
Tuesday. She has postponed win
tering at the Chicago Art Institute
and will devote the next season to
building up her dude ranch.
NESS Eva Larson is spending her
vacation by giving her family an
outing at the Billings fair. Rev.
and Mrs. A.. H. Beatty will also be
among the Cody people who an
nually attend the Midland Empire
event.
Ranger McGrew of the Clarks
Fork district. has just returned to
the ranger station from an inspec-
ton of the sheep range. and found
in addition to the best range con
ditions. in q number of years, four
e inches of snow on September
9th on Wyoming creek along the
Montana line. He reports very fine
lambs, especially among the Gloeck-
ner and O.Donnel focks.
Mrs. Emanuelle Hoffman has ac-
copied a position in the local office
of the Forest Service, Miss Margar-
ct Murray having resigned after a
summer of very efficient assistance.
Mrs. Hoffman was head of a large
wood n coal office in Chicago
before her marriage and experience
on q western ranch. and is a wom-
an of ability and attainment. She
has three children in the Cody
schools.
Russell Sprinkel, for seven years
a summer employe in Yellowstone
park, took the forest and field clerk
Civil Service examination at Cody
last Tuesday, For -four years Mr..
Sprinkel was speed cop in the park,
but this summer has been on Super
intendent's office staff. and being
DESTROYS of wintering in Yellow
stone took this examination in or
der. to be eligible for permanent
government appointment.
Hal Biakesley of Sunburst. Mon
tana. brother of Mrs. Ora Sonners,
and an old timer of the Cody coun-
try, is VISITING a few days at the
Sonners hoUle. Mr.. Blakesley was
on his way to Cody when he heard
of the death of his brother. Lou
B~lakesley. at Basin and proceeded
to that place where he remained
until after the funeral. Mr..
Blakesley left Cody some years ago
to reside in California but since
then has moved to Montana.
Ranger Thomas was In Cody this
week buying materials for a new
office and garage at the Timber
Creek ranger station. The four
embryonic foresters at this station
have not - yet qualified as ranger
assistants. and the heavy business
on this ranger district requires the
additional space. particularly now
that the motor is part of a rangers
personal equipment. The Thomas
family moved to their homestead
with tho beginning of the school
year.
Miss Marian Finch arrived in
Cody Monday from her home at
Fayette. iowa. and is spending the
week with her sister. Miss Ruth
Finch. and friends. she has spent