The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise., December 13, 1922, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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

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'V- LOCAL ITEMS <
Mrs. H. C. Fritzler was shopping'
in town on Wednesday.
John W. Chapman came in from ■
Red Lodge on Wednesday's train. ‘
Mart arrived from Minneapo
lis on Monday for a few days stay.
Joe Darrah dashed into town and
out again on Tuesday.
Tracy Hill is down from the Earl
Crouch Ranch on North Fork.
The most thoughtful gift
of all—a hint to
husbands
Can you think of anything that would bo
more appreciated that relief from wash
day drudgery?
Men little realize that this is the most
tiring of all household tasks, particularly
disagreeable at this timu of the year, for
it means cold, unpleasant weather to con
tend with —unwise exposure to draughts.
Or there is the continual bother and
supervision of the laundress, and the
worry as to whether she will actually
“show up”.
In many of the homes of this city the
laundry work is now turned over to us.
The family bundle is returned promptly,
sweetly clean, with all the heavier pieces
beautifully ironed and only a few personal
things left to be finished at home.
Call us up and we’ll gladly explain fur
ther this truly thoughtful gift. Better
still, have our representative call for your
bundle this week.
Cody Laundry
A Refinite Plant
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Our Store Is Now In Full Christmas Attire |
®HAT TO GIVE for Christmas is very pleasantly solved for Christmas Shoppers in
many instances at The Golden Rule Store, where there is on display many pretty and useful things, very
suitable and auapiable as gifts this year. Our merchandise is New and priced within reach of all. as ae as ao a> ao
BEDROOM SLIPPERS .... XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
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Bathrobes Silk Scarfs KST” * waS Leather Coats Garter and Tie Sets
Silk Hosiery Beads F'*’ • M Mackinaws Belt and Tie Sets
Sport Hosiery Neckwear XT Jg’A P Sheep Lined Coats Smokine Sets
Handkerchiefs Bath Towel Sets | LN. IL, V/iX V V JLZAIIL] onioning sets p
Silk Lingerie Lunch Cloths apS . Traveling Bags >j
Purses Toilet Sets SWEATERS DRESSES Handkerchiefs Suit Cases , p
Boudoir Caps Silk Kimonas SUITS COATS Garter and Arm Band Sets Bathrobes !
Dresser bets Table Linens ■ !
Gloves Blankets BED SPREADS Suspender and Garter Sets
FOR BABY you Yo „ FOR goys
Probes .<os?eS d." rtoi dpm di tt n - su,ts
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TOILLT SETS BLAhKLIb .a HIGHTOP SHOES TIES
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ious doubts are entertained as to
whether she will recover.
Carlie Downing wea down from
South Fork on Tuesday.
Russtel Crane is making a short
business trip to Denver.
Dewey Johnson of South Fork was
in town the first of the week.
All kinds of hauling and teaming.
James Armstrong, Phone 152-W. 18-4
John Goff camo from Monument!
! Hill in low gear last Saturday.
Alby Russell was in from the T. E.
on Tuesday.
i Frank Culp has returned from a
j three weeks visit in Montana.
I Frank Blosser is back from a trip
' to the Reservation.
| Joe GanguetVays he might be talk
ed into selling his wool for 45 cents.
| J. M. Schwoob returned the first
■ of the week from a trip which includ
ed Denver and Cheyenne.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterman
I were in from the South Fork ranger
station over Sunday.
Mrs. B. C. Rumsey and Miss Betty
left on Monday for Boston to be gone
a month or more.
Mrs. Ross Yates returned on Thurs
day from a visit with her daughter,
in Virguna City, Montana.
It left on Sunday morning at 8:30
and reached Wapiti at 5 o’clock after
battling snow all day
Leon O’Donnell broke the road
from Clark on Tuesday, arriving
safely after a herd trip.
Pat Kelly retu r nedo from May
Brothers on Tuesday and is now
seriously ill at his ranch.
Seven of the boys being tutored
at the Valley Ranch this winter left
on Monday to spend their holidays at
their homes in the East and South.
F. M. Lane was icted president
of the Big Horn County Doctors and.
Dentists Association at a recent
meeting.
There are rumors to the effect that
the dude wranglers in this section
are about to form a Dude Wranglers,
; Association. /
Mrs. Margaret Hayden of the For
estry Service offices, left for Denver
on Wednesday for a visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. L. B. Coguill came over from
Thermopolis the first of the week to
look after her property in Cody and
attend to other business. Her son
' Bud” is now located In Greybull.
The government thermometer said
19 below on Tuesday morning. This|
was the second coldest night of the
year. Last week it stopped at 20 ;
below.
Little Billy Blaske fell down the :
’ cellar steps last week and broke his <
collar bone. He was taken to the,
Powell hospital on Sunday for an X- .
ray examination.
The Waipti stage, which came I
down on Saturday, was unable to re- 1
turn the same day owing to the i
drifts which blocked the road in 1
many places 1
I Judge W. S. Owens wished the re-|
i sponsibilities of his office upon Judge
Marston and left last week to be gone
several months on a tour which will
include a visit to Mayo Brothers and
most of the United States.
ji.A* vvmsor and * and Lloyd
Coleman shovelled themselves down
from Rattlesnake moucta’n on Sat
urday. They now hare f’ve cabins
completed and more in process of
construction.
The home of Mrs. S. Conant Parks
, in Hollywood, Cal., was recently en
tered by burglars and furs and jew
elry to the amount of $6,000 taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks are old time res!-|
dents of Lander.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Jones were In
from the T. E. on Tuesday and re
ported the roads not too bad.
!Classified4ds|
; FOR SALE—Victrola and $125
worth of Records, in Al condition.
Phone 143 W
1 FOR SALE—Clover extracted honey,
60-pound cans $6.00 each. Freight
paid to Cody on two-can orders. 15-5
Ernest Wells, Powell, Wyo.
WANTED—Man with car to sell
! guaranteed Cord tires. Will ar
range salary and expense with right
man.
CORDOVAN RUBBER CO. !
1108 So. Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, 111. |
GRADUATE NURSE and masseuse.
Will receive patients at home. Nellie
N. Jenkins Phone 121-W. 10t£
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WE HAVE a very attractive propo
sition to offer a reliable party to han
dle the Hupmobile car in Park coun
ty. Midland Motor Co., Billings, Mon- ;
tana. 15tf ■
FOR SALE—One Library table. ;
Mahogany finish. One Arm Chair :
and rocking chair. Leatherette up- J
bolstered.
Also one large rocking chair. Will j
sell cheap. Phone 63W
V. Lambert ,
Jan. 9 Cody, Wyo. J
LOST—Thanksgiving day. One black <
pup. white breast, white ring around
neck, white tip on tail, some white on )
toes. He answers to name of “Tlp.”j|
Return to Harry Waird —Reward. I«
1 F. O. Thompson writ<-s from Lo*-g
Beach. Cal., that M s Thom ns m and
himself are pleasantly located and
i enjoying life, the r nly fly in t<?° 'Hut
ment being the fall are of the Entor
| prise to reach tkcm regularly.
F. O. Sparhawk and Gordon Kneis
ley returned from Omaha on Tuesday
where they had been with a shipment
I of cattle belonging to themselves and
F. W. Marlin of Clark. They found
a poor quality of cattle on the market
which were bringing equally poor]
prices. They received a fair price
for their stock which was in good
condition.
Jesse Nelson, remembered by the
' old timers as one of the Forest Ser
i vice’s most popular rangers, is now
permanently located in San Franscis
co where he is still connected with
service.
He is now Chief of Grazng, his ter
ritory iaking in the entire state of
California.
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Splawn of Lovell
! are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wiard Mr. Splawn, who has aj
Pre -Inventory Sale
While They Last
Grape fruit each !».$.05
Excelo Cake Flour 25
Farrels Pure Maple Sap, quart cans 90
Mrs. Porters fruit Pudding, two cans 25
Pickles of all kinds at wholesale cost.
Large size cans corned beef, 0n1y25
At the
Home Supply
CLAY TYLER PROP
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1022
ranch at Garland, will be remembered
ae a former candidate tor aherlft at
the time Walter Barber was elected.
J. M. Meiers has gone to Willwood
to take charge ot the government
cuisine.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
“The Biggest Thief ot all time."
Who was het
How came he get that Infamous dis
tinction T
Yet in spite ot his titanic theft, he
became the founder of a mighty
nation. His name is reverenced by
millions today. Countless people the
world over pay divine homage to this
man—" The Biggest Thief of all tlme -
It is a facinatlng story. Hear that
story in the Sunday evening sermon
lecture. Service starts at 7:30 sharp!
“You’ll be glad you came."
Rector Blaske
Lady would like work by the honr,
also laundry work to do —Address: R.
M. C., Box 371. 11-18-4