, 1927-06-22
BUFFALO BILL TOWN. DOINCs

Ladies, and gents shoe shining
parlor. Irma hotel. Give us a
trial.
The measure Of good times is
the ability of the worthless to get
credit.
Dale Nuss was down from Pa
haska on Tuesday attending to bust
ness affairs.
P. P. Anderson and C. A. Ear
ing were in Cody Saturday attend
ing to business affairs.
Many bargains in well known
toilet articles at June toilet goods
sale at Western Drug Co.
Mrs. Roy WiIds was visiting last
week in Cody at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Jim Palardy.
Final proof of personality is to
make a car salesman respect you
even if you prefer another make.
Radio set building, installation
and repairing. A. r. Pallardy,
Radio trician. Phone 22OJ 6-S 20
Conceit is just a realization of
how good you are; swellhead is a
conviction that you couldn't be bet
ter.
Paul Sweitzer is driving a nifty
closed coupe which replaced the
Essex which he has used for several
years.
Lorraine Schultz left for Stewart.
Nebraska where she will spend the
summer with an aunt, Mrs. Rein
miller.
Miss Betty Walters accompanied
Paul Sweitzer to Denver last week.
and visited with her aunt, at that
place for a week.
Rev. G. S. Upton returned Sat
urday from a motor trip to Dem
yer. While there he attended grad
uation services at Illif.
Dale Palmer is the most recent
addition to the baking force at the
Yellowstone Bakery. coming down
from Billings, this week.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
bake sale. bazaar and tea at the
Cody Drug store on Saturday after
noon. June 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ray Siggins OF
Southfork have as their guest, M.
C. Ainsworth, of Warren, Pa, who
will spend the summer in WyominS.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. w. Greene and
Chas. Conger spent the week end
on the Northfork and attended the
opening ceremonies at the park
gate.
Formerly the dealers in ladies'
ready-to-wear took one-half Off at
the end OF the season; o the
manufacturers do it at the begin
ming.
Permanent waving on a Keene
Steamoil Permanent Waving Ma
chine at Nora's Shop. Natural Big
Waves Guaranteed. no frizzy hair.
5-11tf.
Otto Nelson is spending a few
days in Billings where he is taking
medical treatment for a skin disease
which has bothered him for several
weeks.
Victor Abrahamson returned lat
urday from California where he
has been for several months, and
will again be connected with the
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R. Greever
returned Friday from a motor trip
to Kansas and other points south.
They report q splendid trip and
very good weather while away.
Fred G. Ostland of Billings, Mon
tana spent the week end in Cody
attending to business affairs and
attending the opening celebration
a. the Eastern Entrance on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert and the
children left Thursday for a motor
trip through Idaho, where they may
decide to locate. They spent sew
eral days on Northfork. going into
the park Monday morning.
John koIstad is back in the groc-
cry department at the Cody Trad
ing company after an absence of
about a year. Yesterday morning
he received the most welcome news
from Billings of the arrival of a
10 pound son born there that norm
ing.
A deal was closed last week
whereby 5. C. Ferdig becomes the
owner of the beautiful VIM. Rankin
home on north Fourth street. This
is one OF the finest built and at
tractive homes in Cody and will
make the Ferdig family a fine resi-
dence.
Miss Mary Lewellen accompanied
Rev. G. 5. Upton on a motor trip
to Denver last week, where she
visited for several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Edwards. the latter
her sister. hrs. Edwards returned
TO Cody and will be a guest AZ the