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PAGE FOUR
TOURISTS ARE COMING '
’ TO WYOMING
(Wyoming State Journal) |
Cody is enjoying this year the re- j
suits of its efforts to establish the
tourist business in Wyoming. Dur
ing August there will better than a
hundred autos a day from the outside
pass thru Cody each day on their
way to or from the Yellowstone na
tional park. In addition there will be
many tourists who arrive by train and
go to the Wonderland on the regular
stages. It has taken many years of
strenuous endeavor and a lot of mon
ey to build the roads, or have the gov
ernment build them. And it may be
said in passing that Park county and
its sitizens has spent about as much
money as the government to the date
on its road building. Hereafter the
government may properly be expect
ed to do its share and not allow or
compel the small community to crip
ple itself financally for the benefit
of the people as a whole.
The order allowing automobiles in
the Park was made too late last year
to reach the tourists in time. This
year with the complete information
in advance arrangements were made
early and there has been already a
stream, of sightseers going in the
Cody way to view the greatest na
tural wonders in the world.
But the Cody road is not sufficient
alone to get the travellers who would
make the trip if they could go onto
the Park by one route and out again
on another highway. Many from the
south want to go in at the south en
trance and go out the east while
those who can arrive at the Cody
entrance the easiest would prefer to
go out by some other way. To re
medy this situation arrangements will
probably be made in the very near
future to build approaches from the
West and Smith, improve the north
and east entrances, and construct a
highway across the divide above Du
bois. With these plans under way
the park will become readily acces--
sable from any direction and the tra
vel through it greatly increased.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Mesdames W. B. Nuckols and Crop
cy were hit by lightning Thursday af
ternoon of last week while gathering
in the clothes from the line. They
were just finishing their task when
the lightning struck the clothes line
and both women were knocked sense
less. Miss Bessie Nuckols was as
sisting but she had gone into the
house with an armful of clothes. She
immediately secured assistance and
the ladies were given care. Both are
fully recovered.
GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
The simple mixture of buckhorn
bark, glycerine, etc, known as Adler
i-ka astonishes Cody people. Because
Adler-i-ka acts on both lower and up
per bowel, one spoonful relieves al
most any case of constipation, sour
stomach or gas. It removes such sur
prising foul matter that a few doses
often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
A short treatmen helps chronic sto
mach trouble. The instant, easy act
ion of Adler-i-ka is astonishing. Wes
tern Drug Store. N1
You don’t want anybody
tell you what kind of clothes to buy;
for your build and your business you are the
best judge of the correct thing.
But you do want somebody who
can supply the things you want; the (it, color,
pattern, style, that are right.
We can do it; we have the clothes,
here now, we will fit you properly. Hart
Schaffner & Marx made them; you’ll pay $25 or S3O or 35 for
the suit; and it will suit.
We would like to show you as our new fall
samples are now in; and this is the time to
get your new fall suit order. You will get
your fit in all lines when you
Buy It of
Dave Jones
’ ,i • /• fj; ■■ < *•
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V
The Cody home of Hart Marx clothes. Stetson i
hats, Interwoven Socks, Chicagoan Shoes
We sell ladies onyx Hosieiy
! BLACK AND YELLQW TRAIL
| a r TOyRISTB INCREASING
The tourists ' travel over the Big
• Horns at Buffalo is increasing this
year and car which goes over
is an advertisement for the most scen
ic route to the Park. We do not
claim that the road across the moun
tain at tjiis place is in first-class shape
nor as good as it will be by another
year, but we do claim that anyone
who will make the trip will be well
repaid on account of the scenery,
which equals that of the Park. South
of us the citizens do not seem very
strong for the road through Buffalo,
but the tourists are coming and will
continue to come in spite of the ad
verse reports of these people, the
tourists themselves advertising the
route.—Buffalo Bulletin.
j SOCIALIST CONVENTION
j Notice is hereby given that the So
cialists of Park county, Wyoming,
will assemble at Cody, Wyoming, on
Tuesday, August 22nd, 1916, at 2 p. m.
for the purpose of nominating candi
dates for all, or as many of the fol
lowing offices as the convention deems
advisable, to be voted on at the elec
tion to be held in November next, and
to transact any other buisness that
may become necessary under the laws
of the state governing county conven
tions:
One County Clerk.
One Clerk of the District Court
One County Commissioner—4-year
term.
One County Commissioner—2-year
term.
One County Surveyor.
One County Sheriff.
. One County Treasurer.
One County Prosecuting Attorney.
One County Superintendent of
Schools.
One County Assessor.
One County Coroner.
Four Road Supervisors.
One Justice of the Peace, and
One Constable for each election dis
trict in the county.
It is the desire of your committee
that al) Socialists of the county be
present at this convention.
(Signed) J. Y. SMITH,
Chairman.
MAX ADDLEMAN, Sec. Co. Central
Committee, Socialist Party.—Advt.
The James Ewalt family spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hartung were
in town Tuesday and report a plea
sant time spent in the Yellowstone.
Rev. Robert R. Marquis, Sabbath
school missionary, will preach Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
Church.
H. J. Thompson, Billings lumber
dealer and owner of a line of yards in
Wyoming and in Montana spent over
Monday in Cody on business. '
In order to complete his route
sheet in the newspaper the Herald
says that 0. J. Thomas, manager of
the J. 1. Case company of Billings
was in the city Tuesday.
Tom Ames, president of the South
fork Frontier association, completed
the details for the big doings Tuesday
by sending out a freight load of grub
for the multitude they entertained
Thursday at the grounds on South
fork.
“NO" AND “HEAP" A- !
' V SHAWNEE PROGRAM
The Shawnee Indians have a motto
whish is packed with wisdom, as pro
fitable for pale face as for. Indian.
Yotl can almost sing it, and it would
be a great substitute for some college
yells we have heard:
No roll ’urn
No smoke *um,
No chew ’urn,
No spit ’um.
No loaf ’um,
No drink ’um (Booze),
Heap catch 'um (Bootlegger).
No sell ’um (Land),
Heap plant ’um (Corn),
No spend ’um (Money),
Heap kill ’um (Weeds),
All 'time save ’um (Baby),
i Mebby so,
i Catch ’um prize.
| DONATES MAPS TO SCHOOLS
i C. H. Scoville who recently com
! pleted a very accurate map of Park
i county has offered to give one free to
. each school district or school room in
'< Park copnty. Applicaton should be
; made thru Miss Jennie McGuffy at
' Cody.
I A BRIEF TALK °ABOUT BRIEFS.
At the Cody meeting of the Wyo
ming Press Association the editors
and printers assembled discussed var
ious ways and means of making their
I business more profitable. As one
j means of increasing the quantity of
I job printing, it was sugested that the
; time had probably arrived when the
! lawyers of the state would be entire
jly willing to petition the supreme
j court for a change in the rules re
| garding briefs. At the present time
j briefs in cases before that court may
; be typewritten, a practice that is not
common in the United States and one
which is not best for all parties con
cerned.
If briefs were printed, as in other
states, lawyers would take greater
; pains in their preparation and con
! dense their arguments into much
.smaller compass. Briefs would be
all legible; under present conditions
the court has been known to 'get car
bon copies that could not be deciph
ered. Extra copies could be had for
the use of the court and attorneys
making inquiries about cases.
In the great law offices of the na
; tion briefs are printed in a uniform
■ manner, carefully indexed and filed
1 away for reference. They form a
I valuable adjunct to the law libraries.
Scarcely a subject comes before an
i office thus equipped that has not had
1 careful consideration at some former
■ time and much time is thus saved ir.
I looking up references.
Lastly, and of much importance, is
the matter of expanse. The print
| ere believe that the expnse bill will
j be no greater than under the present
labored practice of typewriting the
long briefs submitted. The lawyers
will be asked to join with the print
ers in a petition to the supreme
[court to change the rule. We are a
j little late in starting, but it is never
j too late to mend.
IRMA°FLAT _ k
August 8. 1916.
Miss Jaunita McClure and Mrs.
Wm. Abbot visited with Mrs. Pfran
gle Tuesday afternoon.
| Last Tuesday, J. D. Buchanan with
the help of the neighbors hauled six
loads of hogs to the depot to be ship
ped to Denver.
| J. C. Mylroie held services at Mar
quette Sunday.
| Miss Irma Nordquist left yesterday
for the K. E. ranch on Northfork
where she spend the week with
lier uncle, LawfWice Nordquist.
■ Mr. and Mrs Robert Looney, of
Marquette called at the Mylroie home
Thursday. Lily and Ruby Mylroie
who have been visiting at Looney’s
for the past month returned home
with them.
Miss Bertha Bradbury visited with
Mrs. Nelson and sister, Miss Dittman
Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Howe from Mexico is visit
ing at the home o* ins cousin, Mrs.
; Geo. I’frangle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson, Homer
McNelly, Louise Dittman and Bertha
Bradbury spent Sunday at the head
j gate.
| Everett Webster spent Sunday
evening at McClure’s.
Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Nordquist
visited with Mrs. Andrcn and Mrs.
Lyall Friday afternoon.
Mrs Nordquist and children spent
Monday afternoon at the Buchanan
home.
Lloyd Buchanan is expected home
this evening from Denver where he
went with a car load of hogs.
Frank McClure was slightly in
jured in a runaway one day last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Barbee, of Cody,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
family motored up to the Barbee
ranch on Marquette Creek Sunday.
Frank Wilson spent the - greater
part of last week up Southfork. 3 ,
Albert Mylroie is spending a few
days at Marquette with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.; and Mrs. R. Looney; jf i ■
Mrs. Spaulding and two children
and three border, children.
over Thursday night with Wilson’*.
NORTHERN WYOMING HERALD
Nels Nordquist and- mother, who
has been fat the hospital at Billings
returned this morning. She is im
proving nicely.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilson and* fan/ily
are Cody business visitors to-day.
Francis and Dwight Hayden came
up from Cody Monday for a load of
grain at the Bradbury ranch.
LEGAL NOTICE
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE
WHEREAS, default has been made
in the payment of the money secured
by a mortgage deed dated the 30th
day of November 1912 executed and
delivered by CODY MASONIC
BUILDING COMPANY, a corpora
tion organized under the laws of the
State of Wyoming, to WYOMING
j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a
| corporation organized under the laws
lof the State of Wyoming, and no
suit or proceeding has been instit
uted at law to recover said debt or
'any part thereof, which mortgage
. deed was recorded in the offiice of the
. [Clerk and Ex-officio Register of Deeds
‘ iof the County of Park in the State of
’.Wyoming on the 30th day of Nov-1
• [ember 1912 at 9:30 o’clock a. m. in j
: Book 4 of Mortgages on pages 123 ,
, and 124, and
WHEREAS, there is due on said j
mortgage the sum of Fifteen Thous- j
and Dollars ($15,000.00) principal..
' and the sum of One Thousand Seven
- Hundred and Ninety-six and 70-100!
, IDollars ($1,796.70), interest accrued I
• thereon, making a total of Sixteen
- [Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety
-Isix and 70-100 Dollars ($16,796.70),
, | which is the amount claimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date of
this notice.
• j NOW, THEREFORE, notice is
;'hereby given that by virtue of the
.[power of sale contained in said
mortgage and duly recorder! as afore
- said and in pursuance of the Statute
-1 in such case, made and provided, the
: said mortgage will be foreclosed by
, the mortgagee by the sale of the j
premises herein described, or so much
I thereof as may be necessary "to pay,
■ the silm claimed to be due thereon
- with expenses and attorney’s fees, as
provided in said mortgage, at public j
.'auction at the front door of. the [
courthouse in the town of * Cody in '
r [ the County of Park aryl State of j
- Wyoming on the 23rd day of \Sept
, ember A. D. 1916 at 10:00 o'clock in ■
, the forenoon of that day. The prem- j
' ises are described in said mortgage
• deed as the following real estate situ
-.ate in the County of Park, State of
.[Wyoming, to-wit:—
.[Lots One (1) and Two (2) Block
I Fifty-one (51) as said Lots and
’ i Block are laid down and designated
on the map or plat of said original
Town of Cody according to the rec- [
, orded plat thereof on file in the
, office of the County Clerk and Ex-1
officio Register of Deeds of said
• County of Park State of Wyoming, i
Dated this 7th day of August 1916. •
, WYOMING LIFE INSURANCE
, COMPANY, Mortgagee.
I I WILLIAM E. MULLEN,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
i Aug. 11-18-25. Sept.l-8-15-22.
i LEGAL NOTICE
’ ; IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE |
1 FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
I ! WITHIN AND FORTHE COUNT)
t OK PARK, WYOMING.
Jj. W. NEFF.
' | Plaintiff,
5 : vs.
•|W. S. CRIPS,
> ROSA L. CRIPS,
' W. E. JONES,
1 G. W. MINTOYNE
‘ i AND FRANK JOHNSON,
Defendants.
.To W. S. Crips, Rosa L. Crips and
W. E. Jones, residing at O tumwa, 1
Wapello county, lowa, and G. W.
Mintoyne. residing at Oskalootta,
Mahaska county, Iowa:
" I The defendant Inst above named,
[will take notice that the above named i
! plaintiff did on the 29th day of Mny, |
file his amended petition in tht I
[ above entitled cause in the office of
-|tha Clerk of the District Court of
[Park County, Wyoming.
. | The object and prayer of said
amended petition is to recover a
judgment against the said W. S.
'[Crips and Rosa L. Crips jointly and
t [severally in the sum of $9,800.00 with
iiinterest at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from March Ist, 1914, togeth
er with a reasonable attorney’s fee
to be fixed by the Court, together t
: with costs of action. To foreclose |
. the mortgage of the plaintiff set
, forth in said amended petition, and
[ to sell the premises mentioned in
: said mortgage and amended petition
ito satisfy the judgment sought to be
as aforesaid; to have a re
jj ceiver appointed for said premises
mentioned in said amended petition
and mortgage.
To have the lien of the plaintiff’s
. mortgage mentioned in said amended
petition decreed a prior and senior
lien to those held by the said W. E.
Jones and G. W. Mintoyne, if any
t they have, and for such other relief
as to the Court may seem just and
proper.
Further notice is hereby given to
' i the said defendants W. S. Crips,
Rosa L. Crips, W. E. Jones and G. W.
: Mintoyne, that they and each of them
are required to answer the amended
petition of the plaintiff filed as afore
said on or before the 9th day of Sep
; tember, A. D. 1916, or the matters
i and things therein alleged will be
taken as true.
Witness, George S. Russell, Clerk
1 of said Court, and the seal thereof,
• at Cody, this 18th day of July, A. D.
1916.
(Seal) GEORGE S. RUSSELL
Clerk of the District Court, Park
' County, Wyoming.
. First insertion July 21, 1916,
1 Last insertion August 25, 1916.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TtiE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN
THE STATE OF WYOMING IN
AND FOR THE CCRJN’FY OF
XdTa^wo^-h.
Plaintiff,
HARS-F«ODltf*D AMSWflftffE,^
MASTER COMMISSIONER’S i
NOTICEOF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
under and by virtue of a judgment
and decree and order of sale issued
out of the above entitled court on the
25th day of May, 1916, in the above
entitled action wherein Ada Ains
worth, the above named plaintiff, ob
tained a judgment and decree against
Harry Holroyd Ainsworth, defendant,
on the 25th day of May, 1916, which
sa : d judgment, decree and order of
sale was duly filed in the office of
the clerk of the above entitled court,
I am commanded to sell all those cer
tain lots, pieces and parcels of land
situate in the Town of Ccdy, Coun
ty of Park, State of Wyoming, and
described as follows, to-wit Loi
number 5 in Block number 5, and lots
number 19 and 20 in Block number
62, in the Town of Cody, County of
Park, State of Wyoming, according
to the official plat and survey of the
said town.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Saturday, the 19th day of August.
1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
of the said day. in front of the court
house in the Town of Cody, County
lof Park. State of Wyoming, I will in
obedience to the said Judgment, Dc
'crce and Order of Sab sell the above
: described property, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy
i plaintiff’s judgment in the sum of
! $2,000.00, with interest thereon at
[the rate of 8 per cent per annum from
! the 25th day of May, 191 C, and the
[costs and accruing costs in this ac
tion, to the highest and best bidder
for cash.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1916.
GEORGE S. RUSSELL.
Master Commissioner.
First publication July 14. 1916,
Sixth publication August 18, 1916.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
County Treasurer
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination for County
j Treasurer of Park county, subject to
the approval of the Republican voter s
•at the primary election to be held
August 22nd, 1916,
I will appreciate your support.
A. T. LOFTSGAARDEN.
County Superintendent
I I desire to present my name for
the office of County Superintendent of
schools, subject to the wishes of Re
publican voters at the primary elec
tion, August 22. If nominated and
i elected I will conduct the affairs of
the office in a thoro business-like
manner and endeavor to bring the
schools of Park county up to the
highest possible standard of effici
; ency.
ANNA MAHON
Treasurer
I desire to present my name for the
i nomination of County Treasurer on
the Republican ticket subject to the
; vote at the coming primaries.
JOHN H. RUFF.
County Treasurer
I hereby announce to the voters of
Park county, that I will be a candi
date for the nomination of Cou:it>
[Treasurer on the Republican ticket at
the primary election to be held
August 22.
I will appreciate your support.
E. ERICKSON.
o
County Commissioner
j I wish to make announcement of
my candidacy for the democratic nom
ination for the office of County Com
; missioner of Park county for the two-
I year term. I will appreciate the
[ support of the voters at the Demo
[cratic primary, and if nominated, of
the public in general at the fall
election.
CHARLES A. WEBSTER,
Meeteetse, Wyomng.
Treasurer
I hereby announce myself ns a can
didate for the office of Treasurer of
Park county subject to the approval
of the Democratic voters of the Pri
! mary Election to be held August 22.
Nominated and elected I will perform
the duties of the office in a thorogo
ing and conscientious manner.
GUS HOLM’S
County Attorney
I hereby declare myself a candidate
for nomination for County and Pros
ecuting Attorney of Park county,
subject to the approval of the Rep
ublican voters at the Primary Elec
tion to be held August 22. If nom
inated and elected to this office, I
pledge myself to perform its duties
in a conscientious and thorough man
ner.
I. E. FERGUSON.
County Clerk
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination for County
Clerk of Park county, subject to the
approval of the Republican voters at
the primary election to be held August
22nd, 1916.
C. H. SCOVILLE.
County Clerk
I hereby announce to the voters of
Park county that I am a candidate
for the nomination on the Democrat
ticket, for the office of County Clerk,
subject to their decision as expressed
at the Primary election to be held
August 22, 1916, [j
I will appreciate your support in
tha primaries, and H elected, will.enr
deavor to'conduct the eOcc to the
fcesMntemt el the public. ,
JAMES W. ROUSSEAU.
- FRiPAt. AUGUBT it,
’ { | /[siarjkr '
* I hereby announce myself * fandj
dpte tor .her* subject * tjse Re pub .
Mean taapriea in August,,
e. s. hoopes:
County Assessor
I desire to present my name for
the office of County Assessor f or
Park county, subject to the will n f
the voters at the Republican p r j.
maries August 22. 1916.
ORA SONNERS.
County Treasurer
I hereby announce to the voters
of Park county, that I will be a can.
didate for the nomination of County
Treasurer on the Republican ticket
at the primary election to be held
August 22.
I will uppreciate your support.
A. P. LIBBY.
O
Clerk of District Court
I hereby announce myself as a can
i didate for Clerk of the District Court
[of the Filth Judicial district within
j and for the county of Park. Wyoming,
subject to the will of the people m
‘ the Republican primaries. I an
! grateful fqr the support accorded me
in the past and will appreciate the ef
forts of my friends in this campaign.
GEORGE S. RUSSELL.
County Attorney
I hereby announce myself a can
didate fer the nomination for County
and Prosecuting Attorney of Park
• county, subject to the Republican
( primaries in August.
J. H. VAN HORN.
County Surveyor
• I hereby annbunce my candidacy
[ for the office of County Surveyor for
: Park county, subject to the will of
i the Republican voters at the Primary
; electiqq tb be held August 22. 1916.
[ HOWARD F. BELL.
County Attorney
I hereby announce my name as a
candidate for renomination for
Coujity and Prosecuting Attorney,
subject to the decision of the Demo
crats <■ Park county at the primary.
• Augu*22. 1916.
R. L. DONLEY.
I _
!♦ J R. L. DONLEY ♦
♦ Prosecuting Attorney for t
♦ Park County ♦
'♦ • , Office room, at the Court ♦
♦ ’ ■ V House ♦
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jIrtISCELLANEOUS WANTS
| LOST—REWARD OFFERED—ON
| the road between Cody and the
I Jobe ranch, on the evening of the
2«th, a lady’s coat with clasp pin
! lettered W. B. C. Finder return
I to Clark, Wyo.. or notify J. D-
Clark, Clark, Wyo., and receive re-
I ward. 38-2 t
-
LOST
FOLDING COT between Cody and
Charles Eradbury ranch on Irma
flat. Finder please advise under
signed. Jim Edwards, Cody.
TEN SADDLE HORSES, broke and
[ gentle for dudes to ride. Will
i trade good unbroken stuff or buy.
I Fred Morris, Morris Ranch.
1 HELP WANTED
WOMAN FOR GENERAL house
work. No cooking. .Morris
Tourist Ranch, Morris Ranch, Wy
oming.
TWO MARES LOST
$lO REWARD for delivery at m?
ranch of two mares, one gray 10
years old, wearing halter; one black
6 years old; both branded on left
thigh. Strayed from Sage creek
about June 26th. Should be found
either on Trail creek or Southfork.
D. E. HOLLISTER, Wapiti,, Wyo.
SADDLEB WANTED:— I am In the
market for second-hand Dave Shelley
saddles and will pay the highest cash
prices. Dave Shelley. Cody, Wyo.
GRAIN FOR SALE—Soft wheat $163
per cwt. Oats $1.50 per cwt., at
my ranch 3 miles north of Burling
ton, Wyoming.
35 ts J. O. NEFF
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PLANTS FOR SALE: Early and
late cabbage, Earliana tomatoes,
peppers, celery etc. Z. Ross,
Cody, Wyo.
BROOD MARES FOR SALE. Span
of draft brood mares.
86 2t F. A. INGRAHAM, Cody
jTYPE WRITER FOR •ALE—L C,
Smith No. 6 VlalM* Msehtos, W 4
very tittle. In fine condition—
Garaga.
THREE BOOM COTTAGEuW**
~ POKMQCr
heat u 4 hath. Mis. Wm. U*"* -