The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise., May 03, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

About The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise. (Cody, Wyo.) 1921-1923

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Betcha this- feller was so proud he nearly fell over backwards
when he got this top buggy. Like as not he got it on purpose to
beat some other fellow’s time and there’s the Girl sitting up beside
him. Couldn’t hardly any young lady resist going out in a swell top
bu gKy like this behind a pair of high steppers checked up till they
couldn’t see the road ahead of ’em. Probably they threw in a good
whip, too, when he bought the buggy, and maybe he paid $4.50 for a
nice plush lap robe.
This is a rear view of the old stage coach that belonged to Col.
Cody and is now the property of F. S. Groves, Jr., at the T. E. They
used to keep it down at the Buffalo Bill barn and can’t vou see Gus
Thompson sitting up there driving four, all on the run and the
traces hanging?
Can’t imagine what might have been the occasion for this pic
ture, or who that noble figure is standing up on top of the load of
hay like Ajax defying the lightening. Perhaps it is one of the loads
that sold for $35 a ton during the winter of 1920, or maybe the man
wanted to send the picture back home to prove that he was a hard
worker. Anyway, it’s as fine a picture of a load of hay as one could
wish to see and we hope the wind didn’t blow it off down the coun
try before he delivered it.
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Here’s a couple of yards of roses and a lew thorns. It is plain to be seen that life is a
i serious matter and there is nothing to smile about and it didn’t do a bit of good for the pic-
l ture man to tell them to look pleasant. i ■
Now here’s a healthy looking group combining business with
pleasure. Looks as if they were "troopers” or Jubilee Singers.
Whatever tiny are, it evidently agrees with them ami they’ve r.tan
aged to keep the flot.rbin full if their waistlines are my crnerion.
Mayb< somebody who sees their picture will remember them.
1 his seems to be a picture of that excellent guide and mighty
hunter, Hillas Jordan, surrounded by trophies of his hunt. Two elk,
a deer, three bear and a wolf or coyote isn’t such a bad showing, is
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Perhaps some one will recognize this lady on her bald
face horse and faithful Fido beside her. She has had the
picture taken on Sulphur Creek, we imagine, to send back
East to show her folks how wild the country is in Wyoming.
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Isn’t this a cute little young
ster with her smile, and her round
face, and her bows, and all dres
sed up to have her pi’ture took
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This is Bernice Lambert when
she was graduated from the Co
dy High School and was a styl
ish young lady with her hair
dressed in the latest fashion.
She. is married now and lives in
Pennsylvania and very ikelly has
forgotten that she had this pho
tograph taken.
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The Episcopal church was the
first church built in Cody and
everybody thought it was a mag
nilcent edifice with that grand
steeple and everything. It was
not very thickly settled in the
neighborhood when this was tak
en. We do not know whether
that is the rector standing out in
front or the congregation—both,
maybe.
Owing to the increased popularity
of bobbed hair the Connecticut state
requires applicants ter barbers’ li
censes to stand an examination in thia
work.
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The earliest known machine, which
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Christian ern, was a contrivance tn
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World’s Oldest Language.
Though there Is some difference of
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