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, 1926-06-23
MEMBERS OF CODY
FAMILY VISIT HERE
wanted in Cody for bills amounting
Eastern Party Here to Select Site
for Buffalo Bill Museum

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Cody
of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Hiram
Cody of Chicago and Mrss Mary
Jester Allen of New York arrived
in Cody on Tuesday If last week
and were guests at the H. w,
Thurston home while here. The
trip west was made in the interests
of the Buffalo Bill Museum, which
it has been hoped would be located
at Cody. The party went to the
TIE ranch, the old home of Col.
Cody on Tuesday and viewed the
famous TIE Log house. a replica of
which is planned as the new mu-
scum building. Later in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cody toured
Yellowstone park, and on Monday
the party left for the east.
On July 9Th and 9Th, at Cleve-
land, it is planned to hold a regu-
lar meeting the Cody Family, which
is an incorporation which has as
its purpose the gathering of the
old souvenirs and trophies of the
late scout and the placing them in
a museum, to be located and erect
ed at the most appropriate place.
At that time it will be definitely
settled as to where the museum is
to be located.
Mr.. Harry Cody, while in Cody
met with the Lions club on Thurs
dy evening, and with the Cody club
on Monday, at each of which plac-
-es he presented the Cody Families
attitude regarding the founding of
the museum. I'VE are not here
to build vol a museum" said Mr..
Cody. but to help the people of
your city build one"
The members of the Cody family
We're shown every courtesy while
here and made to feel that the
town of Cody as represented by
the business ~intesests, is back of
them in this work, that although
there is but little wealth here to
be used in the building of a mu-
scum such as is planned, yet every
effort will be put fort hto assist
in the work when it is once start
ed.
, 1926-06-23
DAHLEM LOCATES
STOLEN MICHIGAN CAR

Moved by a bunch, Sheriff Dab
lem accosted a young fellow last
week, with the question what is
your name, where are you from
and where did you get hat carr"
The fellow was so bewildered that
he forgot just what his name was
finally giving that of James Bur
roughs, but failed to readily re-
member where he was from or
where he got the car.
However Dahlem still has the
car. and has found out hat it was
stolen about sixty days ago from
Harry L. Carr. of Hastings. Mich.
Burroughs left town without at
tempting to move the car after
being interviewed by the sheriff.
The car is a Chevrolet coupe. near
, 1926-06-23
WIST BREAKS LEG WHEN
LAUNDRY CAR OVERTURNS

VIM. Wist suffered a broken leg
on Tuesday afternoon when the
car of the Cody Laundry over
turned near the river bridge. He
was on his way to the depot with
a laundry delivery at the time of
the accident and it is thought that
a blowout in one of the tires caus-
ed the machine to turn over in
the road.
The break was about midway be-
tween the knee and the ankle, both
bones being completely broken. He
was given attention Immediately at
DR.. Trueblood's office, and is now
resting easily at the Chamberlin
hotel where he makes his home.
, 1926-06-23

and Charles Beldon have been sell
ected to act as racing judges. John
Fowler will take the entries in all
the races. 1t is said there are to be
five entries in the cowboy standing
race which promises to be one of
the most hotly contested races on
the program.
More than the usual number of
strings are being trained for the
relay races and this event also
will be a thriller. I
In addition to the handsome suit
cas- presented by Connolly Bros.
of Billings, the B%rundage Hardware
company is giving a revolver, hol-
ster and cartridge belt. valued at
SIS which is to go to the winner
of the bucking contest. Pat Con-
molly while in Cody last week gave
the committee his check for $40 as
further evidence of his interest in
the Cody Stampede.
George Mccullough not only gave
the sack of Bull Durham promised
but $25 along with it to be used
for a special dudine race
Tickets may be purchased from
Dinty Moore but NO reservations
will be made for less than three
days. They will be on sale at the
Postoffice Store on the morning of
July LIST. John and Teller Hogg
are helping in the difficult job of
handling the tickets.
Wolfville which will run, ain or
shine is to be dedicated with proper
ceremonies on the night of July
LIST. Henry G~oodreau, the boy So
prano, champion long distance sing
err of the Big Horn basin, will rem
der Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Here
accompanied by the band, after
which a bottle of moonshine will be
broken over a post with a receptacle
underneath to catch the contents.
q. Ross and Mrs. Ross are to open
the ball. Mr.. Ross, who is 95, says
he will show some of these fellows
who have been saying that he isn't
the man he used to be, a thing or
two.
, 1926-06-23
SCHOOL ELECTION MONDAY
TWO MEMBERS SELECTED

The annual school meeting was
held on Monday at the high school
at which time the report of the
board was read and the levies OF
ed for the expenses of the ensuing
year. The levy was about the same
as last year, there being no unusual
expenses anticipated for the next
term.
The terms of H. f. Bell, presi-
dent of the board and Mrs. Evelyn
Ward expiring at this time, an
election was held which resulted
in the selection of Chas. Gawthrop
and Ernest f. Shaw as new MEM
bers on the board.
With the retirement of Mr.. Bell
from the board, the school dis
trict loses one of its oldest and
most valued members, and a man
who has lone much toward the
bringing of the Cody schools up to
the present high standard. Mr..
Bell served on the board during
the construction of the new high
school building and has been most
active in school matters for several
years. Mrs. Ward has also made
a very valuable member to the
board during her two years of SER
vice.
The hold-over members of the
board are C. J. Siggins. r. w.
Allen F. F. MCGEE and Mrs. John
Cook.
, 1926-06-23
LOCAL P. E. @, ATTEND
STATE MEET AT GREYBULL

A large delegation of P. E. o.
motored to Greybull on Tuesday of
last week and attended a three-day
session of the state chapter which
was held there. The program was
very complete and the delegates en-
tertained in a very fine way by
the ladies of the Greybull chapter.
Those attending from Cody in
cluded Mesdames E. L. Boulware,
C. NJ. Cox, F. F. MCGEE, E. D. Wat
kins. H. F. Bell, L. l.. Lawson, r..
w. Allen, S. P. Van Arsdall, d. j.
Jones, and Misses Bertha Fear and
Eugenia Jones.
, 1926-06-23
WESLEY WOODS ARRESTED

Wesley Woods was arrested at
Thermopolis this week. and is being
held there in the county jail await
ing the orders of Sheriff Dahlem.
Woods. who is a service man, is
wanted in Cody for bills amounting
to more than a hundred dollars. He
receives a pension of s55 a month,
and had been assigning 1t owe to
local merchants. Prior to his de-
parture from Cody he ordered the
pension sent to Thermopolis.
, 1926-06-23
UNIVERSITY BOYS
REOPEN SERVICE STATION

The Cody Service Station. located
near the Kepford home and the
Monument Camp ground, has been
re-opened for business this week,
by Arthur Oeland and Grin Kepford
both university of Wyoming students
who last year launched this bust
ness as a means of earning money
to finance their higher education.
The boys carry a line of high
grade gas and oils. operate a wash
rack and give a real service to the
auto tourist.
, 1926-10-28
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TeHe4oH PelaKnKH: MONROE 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-06
in THE DAYS NEWS

The new Bourbon Pretender to
the French throne is Jean Pierre
Clement Marie, Duke of Guise, a
first cousin of the late Pretender,
the Duke of Orleans. Both were
great-grandsons of Louis Philippe.
The father of the Duke of Orleans
was the Count of Paris and the
father of the Duke of Guise was
the Duke Of Charities. The Count
Of Paris and the Duke of Char
tres, who were brothers, came to
the United States with their
uncle, the Prince de Joinville, and
all three fought on the Union side
during the early period of the war
between the States. The Duke of
Guise is now in his SIND year. He
was married to his cousin, Prin-
cess Marie Isabelle of France, in
1899. The new Pretender has two
sisters. one of whom married
Prince Waldemar Of Denmark,
while the other became the wife
of the Duke Of Magenta.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-06
SHERIFF'S FORCE
MAKES CAPTURE
OF MUCH LIQUOR
FOUR DEMIJoHNs ARE TAX
EN- IN BY OFFICERS IN
RAID MADE ON MooNsHINE
DIsTILLERY.

While hot on the trail of a
moonshine distilIery this morning
Sheriff Roland Curry and his dep
uties captured four demijohns of
moonshine whiskey, three sacks of
brown sugar and two barrels of
moIasses on the first floor of the
two-story residence at 926 Cath
crime street.
A man giving his name as Fran
cisco Fuentes, who was found in
charge Of the premises, was TAX
en- into custody and made bond
for his appearance in court. A
guard was placed over the stuff
seized by the officers until same
can be conveyed to the court
house for safe keeping
Sheriff Curry was assisted in
this raid by Chief Deputy McInnis
and Herman AIbury. They had
grounds for suspicion that an ILL
cit distillery was in operation
somewhere in the section of the,
city visited, but failed to locate
the outfit this morning, though
they are confident that the stuff
seized was material for making
more moonshine. The still, they
believe, is or has been running in
or near the building where the
seizure was made, and continued
efforts will be made to locate it.
The man arrested would make
no statement except to say that
he wanted to make bond and then
90 on trip to Tampa before the
preliminary trial.
The two-story residence at
926 Catherine street was unoccu-
pied except by the material found
and seized there.