, 1927-07-27

SndS- stump spent { "a
in Yellowstone park early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 1. Marshall spent
the week end at Billings.
Harry Huyck spent several days
last week doing carpenter work at
the Osborne school on the Greybull.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brundage
OF the Clarks Fork were visitors
at the Jack Evans home m day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bell and Mrs.
r. L.. Donley and daughter Miss
Sarah were guests at Pahaska on
Sunday.
Regular dinner, including chicken
and ice cream, served at six o'clock
Sunday evening at the Hotel Cham
berlin. $1.00 per plate.
Earl Pulley is home from Hot
Springs, S. D.. to spend a few days
with Mrs. Pulley and relatives. He
is connected with the Alaskan Or
chestra which is playing in the
Black Hills this summtr.
Mrs. Algott Johnson was hostess
t. a number of her friends on
Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Beatty and daughter of Patton,
Iowa, who are house guests at the
Stanley Landgren home this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crawford of
Compstock, Nebr., were guests at
the George Edwards home last
week. Mr.. Crawford is an old
friend of the family. Leaving
Cody to make a tour of the park
and return home via Salt Lake.
Mrs. R. L. Donley and daughter.
Sarah, and Frances Bell are spend
ing a couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Newcomer at their
mountain cabin at the head of Nee
teetse creek.
Mrs. w. f. May of Pasadena.
California, after a short visit at
the Antlers ranch on Wood River,
has gone to Lake .Champlain for
a visit with her sisters. She was
accompanied by her daughter Mar
jorie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Rapson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Herrick, of Kali
spell, Montana. left today for their
home after a visit at the w. o.
Taylor home. They came via Vel
lowstone and are very much en-
fhucad nUar tho nar.l and ncnnnio11tr
the Cody Road.
Simon Snyder sent a party of his
dudes out South Fork region his
week, and while in Cody. met G..
w. Moore, of st. Louis, Mo-, who
used to come to this country for
big game 'in the days of the kang-
aroo court" In 1912 he was ac-
companied by Dwight F. Davis,
Secretary of War. Mr.. Moore will
spend his vacation at Sunlight
Ranch.
j.. l.. Brownlee, Rocky Mountain
District Road Engineer of the Forest
Service, arrived in Cody Monday
evening, after a our of Big Horn
Forest Highways. He left yester-
day morning with Southgate Free
man, to meet Supervisor Lang
worthy in Sunlight and inspect the
Dead Indian Hill road. Wednesday
will visit the North Fork Road to
see the maintenance work done by
the Bureau of Public Roads.
G. c. Dillavou has returned to
Lander and is managing the Grand
theatre during the absence of MIR.
and Mrs. George Blakeslee who are
enroute to the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillavou formerly
lived in Powell as did the Blakes-
lees when Mr.. Blakeslee was en-
sineer on the construction of the
Shoshone dam above Cody.-Wyo-
ming Journal.
AS soon as Supervisor Lang
worthy makes the Shoshone report
in connection with a study of the
relation of Forest lands to the Miss
issippi River floods, a job of pretty
vast proportions which has beer
assigned to the high districts, he
will resume his inspection of the
northern part of the Forest.
Thirty different diseases are
transmitted by flies. They deposit
germs in three ways. By contact
vomit spots and excreta. Flies are
the filthiest insects known They
faint everything they touch. Fly
Tox kills flies. 1t is safe, stainless,
fragrant. sure. Simple instructions
on each bottle (biue LABEL fol
killing ALL household insects. In
sist on Fly-Tox. F1y-Tox is the
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