Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., February 10, 1911, Image 5

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The Cody-Park Steam Laundry
Equipped with ail Modem Improvement*
Work Speedily Executed aad Guaranteed to be Satisfactory
At the Park Steam Lauudry is a soft water tank, used
for all kinds of flannels and woolen goods. Work guaran
teed not to shrink if not shrunk before. Rough dry, fie
per lb; all flat work ironed.
In this day people We meet that demand
demand pure liquors in every possible way
The Senate
O. D. MARX, Proprietor
A Gentleman's Resort
Pore Goods, Large Sheridan Avenue
Stock, Right Prices Cody, Wyoming
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Others may equal us, but none are better
The Crystal
. HENRY POOL, Proprietor
Sheridan Avenue : Cody, Wyo.
Removed from the Splendidly Eqnipped
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to present location Ready for Business
[saddle rock
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I Mrs. Chat. Clark. Manager
f A Place to Eat”
Hke make a specialty of
Binday dinners. Sunday’s
MENU
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Boast Chicken Dressing
2: Boast Loin of Pork
Bpple Sauce Beef a la Mode
|B Mashed Potatoes Spinach
Celery
Baked Apple Pudding
■ Lemon Cream Pie
■ ( ' a Coffee
I T. TUCKER, Powell, Wyo.
EMBALMER and
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Telephone 124 Black
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THE IRMA, Cody, Wyo., European
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WAPITI INN, 36 miles from Cody,
on Yellowstone ParkGovemment
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PAHASKA TEPEE, Foot of Sylvan
Pass, 60 miles from Cody, on
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1 1-2 miles from Park entrance.
$3.00 per day, $ 15.00 weekly
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I News of the Week |
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J jtom, of Intmrort about tba Poopto of
, Cody aad Adjoining Country ,
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Libby’s White Kraut Just received
at the City Meal Market.
Newcomer and Bjsseau have In
stalled a new safe.
Clarence Sirrine and wife of Clark's
Fork are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Thompson.
The Newton Co. has the exclusive
agency for Chase & Sanborn's Seal
Brand Coffee.
The cldse of another week and an
other session of the Wyoming legis
lature will be a part of Wyoming’s
past history.
At the Wynona (sunlight) mines
there is reported to be not less than
thirty feet of snow piled up In the
mountain ravines In and near that
famous mine.
Card Bros. were In from the
Pat O'Hara country Wednesday with
s load of sacked oats which they dis
posed of at 11.50 per 100 at the Key
stone barn.
Master Francis Hayden has been
quite sick with the grip but is now
rapidly convalescing and ere many
days, perhaps hours, will be kicking
as high as a lusty two year old.
Mr. James Kimball, the senior
member of the Engineer Kimball
family will leave Bed Lodge In a few
days to be present at the meeting of
the Engineers at Philadelphia.
Don’t forget that we have the great
est variety of local view post cards in
Park county. We also get out your
Ko4ak work on the shortest notice
and get the best results from your
Blms, at the Hlscock Studio. ts
The new type writer used in record
ing deeds and mortgages by tbe dep
uty county clerk, fused on Monday
last and the machine had to be re
boxed and sent to Portland for neces
sary repairs.
Jay Blood has rented the Nova E.
Brown ranch, (tbe old Alva Burns
homestead) for the coming year and
expects to make a howling success of
raoch life In connection with a big
job of contract work on tbe Ilammltt
ditch.
Lovell boasts of a new and splendid
opera bouse and the Herald congratu
lates not only the town but the whole
country round about on its new ac
quisition. Lovell Is the commercial
center of «>’« valuable and desirable
beet cwture land than any other like
are* imWyoming
Atbur Elder, now temporarily
over on the Greybull, hired a Key
stone bars saddle horse sixty-one days
ago, and now that the proprietor,
Earald Bussell, has his horse and
saddle safely In the barn again, he
feels that be played to good luck, as
be Is ahead tbe experience and the
horse and the s-a-d-d-l-e:
Tex Hoim has again been beard
from and has already secured con
tracts for tourist parties that will
mure than tax his capacity to handle.
Codyl-** should early begin to make
all proper arrangements ;to properly
provide for the wants of the Incoming
travellers.
As tbe appropriation for tbe site of
the government post office for Cody
Is quite liberal, the adherents of each
of the two proposed sites should get
together and effect a compromise by
dividing the appropriation, and when
congress Is called upon to make an
appropriation for the building itself,
try for a sufficient amount with which
to build a post office aad also a post
office annex.
Prfisecutlng Attorney W. L. Walls
Is to be congratulated on the very
able manner In which he conducted
the prosecution to a successful termi
nation of the State vs. Bert Marvin.
The defense was ably conducted by
Attorney Van Horn, and he did all
that lay wltbin his power to dear his
client, but tbe court took tbe uther
view of the case, after hearing a long
list of wltuesses for and against the
accused.
The county commissioners ,at their
meeting last week, had an informal
talk on the propriety, or rather on
the feasibility of calling an election
for the purpose of voting bonds for
tbe construction of u new court bouse
and necessary county buildings. No
formal action was taken but the con
census of opinion seemed to be to
give the matter mature consideration
at the next meeting of the Board on
Wednesday, Maicb 1, 1911.
Contractor Mullen, whose bridge
and cement layout Is now stored down
at the Cody bridge, has decided to al
low it to remain here until tbe county
board meets again at which time it is
understood they will advertise for
proposals to coustruct cement piers
for the 200 foot Howe Truss bridge
now at the Corbett station. The
settlers down In that neck of woods
are quite enthusiastic over tbe pros
pects of soon being placqd on tbe
road map where they can cross over
tbe river Instead, as now oompelled,
to ford or to swim the river.
The Newton Co. has the exclusive
agency for Chase & Sanborn's Seal
Brand Coffee.
Mrs. Foster has been absent from
tbe New York Store this week owing
to an attack of the grip.
Miss Motla Upton is spending a few
days with Mrs. J. Blood, on South
Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin
were down from Valley and spent a
few days visiting friends here.
The City Meat Market's new deliv
ery wagon Is a thing of beauty and is
a busy little vehicle on our streets.
The temperance advocotes for pro
gressive legislating) seemed to meet
with much disfavor at the hands of
tbe present legislature.
From all reports more snow now lies
high up In tbe mountains of the North
and South Forks than was ever before
known.
Miss Jessie Hitchcock, our county
superintendent, Is spending tbe week
at Meeteetse and surrounding coun
try In the Interests of the schools.
The Bev. J. McV. Haight made his
last trip to Meeteetse on Tuesday.
Mr. Haight will hereafter make a
monthly visit to Ft. Yellowstone.
Found —A bunch of four keys In
front of The Newton Company’s store
Tuesday afternoon. Owner can have
same by calling at the Herald office,
proving property and paying for this
notice. .
The Herald Is tbe official paper of
Park county. The Herald is the only
republican newspaper in Park county.
Tbe Herald is tbe only paper printed
In Park county that gives its readers
110.00 worth of reading for $1.50 per
year.
A boxing match will be pulled off
here the fifteenth. Buy Coguil, of
Cody and Charlie Banner, of Otto
and Burlington will be the particip
ants. Both of the athletes are well
known in tbe community and we
look forward to a warm bout.
Scott Lyall Is letting out contracts
for poles, logs and fencing galore, and
long before the June roses blossom
the new owner of the good old “Car
ter ranch" will be surprised at the
transformation that will greet his
eyes when he tips bis hat to -old New
York and turns his face westward to
again view his Wyoming purchase.
Miss Olive Kern passed through
town Monday on her return to her
home In South Rend, Indiana. Miss
Kern has been visiting with relatives
on Wood river since last May, and al
though she may not return to that
part of the country she is much
pleased with Wyoming and expects
to return In the future and remain
with us permanently.
! Sheriff Henry Dablem, under or
ders of the court, took Mrs. Jennie
Parkins, cf Meeteetse, to Toluca on
Tuesday last where, by previous ap
pointment, he was met by Miss M.
McDonald, one of the matrons in
charge of the State Insaoe Asylum,
to whom he delivered his charge, and
this unfortunate woman is ere this
within the walls of that Institution
where. It Is hoped she may regain her
mental poise.
At the bearing of Burt Marvin held
before Justice Bliven on Monday last
he was bound over to the next term
of the district court to answer to the
charge of horse stealing, or rather to
answer to the charge of stealing Mrs.
Grace Heatons burrow That par
ticular burrow is not yet fully devel
oped being only some seven or eight
years old, but with plenty of nutri
tious oats and baled hay she gives
every indication of expanding to
mamnnu'h proportions and when
fully grown will become a valuable
adjunct as an asset to Park county.
Word was received Tuesday from
Mrs Judge Walls, that she would be
home in about three weeks, a well wo
man. As a great many people in Cody
know, Mrs Walls has suffered a num
ber of years with stomach trouble. A
few weeks ago she went to see a Spec
ialist In Omaha, who reports for her a
speedy recovery. The Herald joins
with her many friends lo welcome
her home
Engineer J. J. Marshall came in
from Basin on Tuesday last wrapped
in winter furs, cap and muffler, Icicles
hanging from eyebrows, ears, nose
and chin, 99 below at Basin and tbe
fluid still dropping. Once safe In
Cody he donned his summer togs and
hied to his South Fork ranch where
at last accounts be was munching
cherries, picking strawberries and
pruning his orange and banana trees
between bites. He phoned down to
the Herald late last nlgbt saying he
never knew deer files and mosquitos
as thick and bothersome as they are
now at his old mountain home ranch.
Since those Greybull fellows piped
Basin full of gas and insist on keep
ing It full of gas, thelcllmatlc changes
are such that to get permanent relief,
tbe old timers there are now flocking
to the sunny hills backJofJCody, there
to bo fanned by zephyrs so gentle and
soothing that the thought of a return
to tbe shades of the Big Horn, Is in
deed depresslug to natures so deli
cately attuned as theirs.
yilallop^onGreiffe
Lumber Company
Carries the Largest, Best and Most
Complete Stock of
Building Material
in Park County. Prices always right
Shop Work ot all Kinds
Done on short notice
Kindling Delivered at your Home
at $3.00 per cord
H. B. ROBERTSON, Manager
..SHOSHONE NATIONAL BANK..
0T CODY, WYO.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
9. W. ALDRICH
9. C. PARKS, Jr. President j n a joNES
C. E PARKER, Cnshiei director*. g c PAKKS j r
. W HLOOMQI'IST, Asst Cashier c E. PARKER
8. CONANT PARKS
Every facility consistent with sound banking practice is offered by
this Bank to its customers and good accounts are
solicited upon this basis
The Sanborn Coal Co.
Has on hand a supply of
KIRBY NO. I
Screened, Lump, Egg and Nut
COAL
And are prepared to attend fo] orders promptly
and will deliver to any part of the city.
Phone--Black 86 or 100.
JIM JOHNSON, .... Manager.
ISHAWOOA LETTER.
Mrs. C. W. Jones, who spent list
week In Codv under Dr. Lane's care,
Is home and much improved In health.
Fo-rest Bangor Ted Boughton Is
doing some surveying on Meeteetse
creek this week.
We are having a very inleresting
Sunday School this winter with Mrs.
J. Blood as Supt , Mis. C. W. Jones,
Miss Beeves and Mrs. W. A. Kepford
as teachers. Those having charge of
the work are much pleased over the
Increased adult attendance.
Mrs. Mary Brown and sou Edward
and Miss Motla Upton of Cody are
visiting at Ishawooa this week.
Everett Grlmmett is driving the
stage while Johh Kirkpatrick Is en
joying a much deserved rest.
W. A. Kepford began feed!life his
sheep hay February Ist, preparatory
for lambing in March. His flock Is in
floe condltiun „aud hasn’t suffered
more than the ordinary loss.
□ The local bounty on coyotes and
hob cats has caused considerable ac
i tivity among local trappers. Each
one of the above animals when killed
nets the owner from five to seven dol
lars. J. S. Itarbee has ttrst place at
present In number of-pelts, with A.
J. Hartung a close second.
Bert Oliver, E. S. Hoopes and Mel
Peterson have just completed a neat
two room forest ranger cabin about
Uve miles abovejlsbawooa on Belknap
creek to be occupied by E. H. Bough
ton .Ir. and bride, who are at present
making tbelr home at the Kepford
ranch.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
Geo. T. Beck, Wed. afternoon. The
ladles spent a very pleasent afternoon
and enjoyed a nicely prepared lunch
eon. The Gulld| planned on giving a
“Good 01d|« Fashion Country Fair”,
after Easter. The ladies then adjourn
ed and In company with Rev. J. McV.
Halght-and wife went to inspect the
new Rectory, which we ■. re pleased to
state Is very near completed.