, 1927-09-14
Big Dance at Kelley Ranch, Sat-
urday night. Sept. 18th. Everyone
welcome. $1.0O per couple.

tEtEtt iIBLts oODt. ~ rObN
welcome. Sf.00 per couple.
Ernest and William May spent
the week end in Cody from the
Antlers ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hammond are
spending a few days in Billings this
week. attending the Midland fair.
Mrs. A. M. Mcdonald of Nee
teetse has returned to Missoula for
the winter months, where h has
placed her two sons in school.
Don Adams of the Sunshine sec
tion above Meeteetse, with his fam
lily, was a county seat visitor on
Friday and Saturday.
Sheriff Blackburn, E. S. Hopes.
p. e. Markham and e. F. Shaw
were among those attending the
Park County fair at Powell from
Cody on Thursday. q
Miss Eva Larson left Saturday
for Rockford, Ill, and other mid
western pOintS. one Will JUN hel
mother in Illinois and accompany
her back to- Cody.
Mrs. j. Y. Smith is leaving today
for Clyde Park, Montana, where
she will spend several weeks. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wheeler and
family.
M. Dat DAltAxv rs-s4@r- s.
Cody Tuesday She reports a very
lively dance al her ranch on North
fork Saturday night. and announces
another dance for next Saturday
evening.
Paul Jones returned this week
from a visit to Fairbault, Mimi,
and Des Moines, Iowa. Soon he
will leave for California to resume
his university work at Leland Stan
ford university.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a food
sale at the Post Office store Satur-
day. September "a, starting at 1890
contribute. 9-14-21c
Arrange our dates for the Fall
opening dance of the Sage Creek
Country Club, Friday September
Twenty-third. Music will be fur
nished by Cunningham's new or
chestra.-EveryboGy come. 9-14-21
Melvin McGee left Saturday for
Roswell, N. M. where he will re-
enter the New Mexico Military
academy for his third year. Melvin
has been employed all summer at
Pahaska Tepee.
Mrs. G.. A. Ebert returned Thurs
day from an extended visit in Iowa
with her mother, who has been
quite i'll. She reports her mothers
health very much improved at this
time.
w. H. Weaver, of the Weaver
Transportation n Rig Contracting
company is in Cody on a lengthy
business visit. Mr.. Weaver en-
ployes some of his trucks in the
oil field adjacent to Cody. Casper
Tribune.
Miss Lorene Edwards is home
from Loretta Heights school in
Denver where she had been enroll
ed for this a She states a
decided. preference for the Cody
schools and has already enrolled
at Cody high.
Mr. and Mrs. R. b. Hardin write
thar Gahu friando frarn CaosfIGN
that Mr.. Hardin is to be connected
with the faculty of the Seattle
schools. for the ensuing year. and
Miss Alice. who is a graduate Of
the Cody high, will continue her
education there.
N. p. De Mauiiac is hauling
building material to his ranch on
where he has under con-
struction some lambing sheds for
his sheep. Mr.. de Mauriac is
gradually getting into the sheep
business. and this year is running
a big band of sheep on the range
adjacent to his ranch.
Jack and Bob Richard leave to-
day for Pottstown, Pa. where they
will both enroll at Hill School
this year. En- route they expect
TO stop over in Chicago as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Nichols. Hiss Lucille MCGEE, of
Troy. New York. who has been a
guest at the Richard ranch this
accompanies them east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert are
back from Idaho where they went
last summer and have plans for
again locating in the Cody com
munity, They had hoped to get
into the farming game in Idaho,
and lnrafed for n time at Filler.