Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., June 23, 1911, Image 8

About Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era. (Cody, Wyo.) 19??-1916

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You can nn money by dealing with
Bennett’s Cody Draft * Jewelry Co.
The Brundage Hardware Co. baa
•old a big bill of goods to L G Phelps.
Ralph T. Foglesong ot Meetcetse,
was In Cody this week.
Mrs. George Russell la a guest at
the Barbee ranch.
Dr. Chamberlain was a Powell vis
itor this week.
Mrs. E. J. Sullivan went to the
Wiley ranch the first of the week.
Ice Cream sodas and sundaes. Ben
nett's Cody Drag & Jewelry Co.
Ned Frost made a trip to his ranch
on Clark’s Fork, Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Reese of the A T ranch
was a Codr visitor Wednesday.
See Walk Owens at the Bonk Bar
ber Shop for hair tonics.
Save your coupons. Newton Co.
coupons entitle the holder to a gift.
You win.
Little Hasel, the child ac'ress la
fine. See her at the Thomson’s tent
show to-night.
Reliable walcu repairing.—Western
Drag Co.
John Ruff of the South Fork was
seen In Cody the first part of the
week.
Look over our stock of wedding
rings, Tiffany and plain. Bennett’s
Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
Rotter Brothers have Just overhauled
a traction engine for Dean Thompson
and made the same as new.
Mrs. Lyall will spend some time
at the DeMarls Springs for the bene
fit ot her health.
The Cody Opera House Is the only
sanitary, safe and fire proof amuse
e-ient house In Cody.
Martin Hurley, our hustling young
business man Is out on a business trip
to Montana.
Deputy County Clerk Cowell Is back
from Billings where he spent a few
days.
The dance given by the Jolly Two
Club on lost Tuesday night was a
successful affair and well attended.
See Walt. Owens for anything you
want in his line. He tries to please
you and v/fcen he tries he makes good.
The Cody Trading Co. has placed
James Allen in their hardware depart
ment to succeed Harvey May who has
left for Oregon.
Mr*. Henry Fulkerson, the wife of
the county sssessor is visiting In
Powell this week with the family of
L E. Peterson.
Charles W. Arnold of the Cody
rsnch was In town on Tuesday. He
reports that he has began haying and
that he will harvest one of the best
crops that he has had for years.
G. Hartlgan left for Billings on Wed
nesday to meet the big excursion over
the Burlington. Mr. Hartlgan will »e
--trm to-day.
Haying time Is here. Tbs rancher
will need tools for tbs Harvest. No
better place, no batter prices so.-
stackers than at the BRUNDAGE
HARDWARE CO., for Oain Hay Tools.
Tbe windows of the Newton Store
which always are of an attractive
character, are especially so this week
It will repjy a visit to this store to
sec them
Lawn grass seed, proper proportions
of blue grass and white clover at
twenty-five cents a pound at Newton's
Will give best results. Why pay more?
Dr. Beall is coming In to Cody to
day and will make this town his per
manent home as announced In hla
card elsewhere and advertised In The
Herald
F. F McGee of the Burlington
country was In on Monday. He says
that crop conditions are excellent and
that the outlook is for big harvest of
hay.
Scott Lyal was In town the first of
til’s week. He states things arc look
ing good upon the ranch, and that
crop conditions are finer than they
have been for four years.
G. R. Colby, a wool buyer for the
house of Elseman Brothers of Bos
ton, Mass.. Is here for die Interests
or his firm. He is a very genial man
to meet.
For a clean Sanltiry Bath use the
Knickerbocker Spray Brush. On sale
at Western Drug Co.
tj| 1 hose who know Real Auto Values say that the new E. M. F. five pass
enger Touring Car at SI,OOO, f. o. b. Detroit, Mich., has the Greatest Value.
Agents for the Best Spilling C»r—E. M. F. "30’ CODY TRADING COMPANY. J. M. SCHOOB, Treasurer and Manager
D. Clem Denver la la Only.
A square deal for everybody et -he
Bfcnk Barber. Shop. That's Walt
Ovens' motto.
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Judge Walla went to Powell aw
Thuraday to try the Miller case
Johnson A Job neon, Painter* and
Paper Hangers. Phene 1M Black.
W. B. Sleeper left today for New
York.
Mr. W. Barron la helping hla brother
Lee Barron to irrigate.
FOR RENT—Rooms for light house
keeping at Dr. Waples.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson drove
In their auto from their ranch to Cody
Thursday.
Thomas Hunter, who has been the
guest of his brotbcr-ln-law, W B.
S’eepcr, left yesterday for his home
In Fulton, N. T.
’’Fussy Package"—the chocolate for
Fastidious Folks always f.esh at the
Western Drug Co.
W. F. Gayer, a Basin bustler Is in
Cody.
L. L Sine of Basin la here to-day.
accompanied by J. R. Canine.
Go and take the children to Thom
son's show In the big tent to-night.
Karl P. Bennett Is a whole show In
himself. See him at the Thomson's
entertainers to-night.
Roy Frawley, the brother-in-law of
Otto Koen'ng returns to Chicago to
day after a delightful three weeks
visit with the former.
Mollle Thompson, the girl from
Dutch'and la a character artist that
will repay you for the time at the
Thompson’s big tent show.
Dr. Manlove, the popular dentist
spent last Sunday at the ranch of Col.
Hopkins on Clark’s Fork.
Thomppon p entertainers will afford
you much amusement and pleasure to
night and Saturday night Dancing
afterwards.
The Cody Opera House ie the only
sanitary, safe end fire p-oof amuse
ment house In Cody.
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Walter West and C. A. Marsten went
to Powell on Tuesday on business mat
ters and returned to Cody that same
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter, nee Akass.
who is the guest of her sister was in
Cody yesterday and returned to the
Sleeper ranch to-day.
Roger McGinnis and W. B. Raymond
went up to Pahaska last Saturday, Mr
McGinnis returned on Monday. They
are Installing the plumbing and sewer
syctem at Pahaska.
Symphony Lawn —a fashionable
writing paper 50 cents a box. At the
Western Drug Co.
G. Hartlgan of the Shedd-Stxer Co.,
nrde a trip to Thermopolla laat week
returning on Saturday. He went to
the Hot City to look after some legal
business.
Go to the dance at tbe Thomson's
big tent to-night after the show Is
over.
The BRUNDAGE HARDWARE CO.
Is headquarters for tho sale and die
trlbution of those Incomparable hay
ing tools—the Dain Rakes, etc.
Charles Stumph and Frank House
. man have organised a five pieces
orchestra and will give their first
. d&nce oa next Friday evening. Juste
*O. The outlook Is for some very ex
cellent music.
Thomson’s Show gives a whole lot
i for the price of the admission. Clean
and refined. Dancing after the show
Is over.
LOST: Black slicker with fur coat
tied up within, between Sage Creek
and Cody. Dollar reward to finder.
Leave for A. BlacksUme, lowa Store,
Cody. 6-16- 23
Mrs. Leonard O’Shea accompanied
by her very charming little daughter
named Evelyn Leone, reached Cody
yesterday. Now this Is why Leonard
wears the smile that won’t wear off
Ho went all the way to Chicago and
back so anxious was he to see that
his family reached the Pearl City.
We have Just received a car load of
the famous Daln Hay tools on which
we can quote you flattering prices.
Cell and get our prices before buying.
BRUNDAGE HARDWARE CO.
A DENT IN OUR MIDST.
The above don’t mean that there is
a dent on the breast plate and shield
of Cody, but that A. C. Dent of Ther
mopollr an old timer Is within the
gates of the Pearl City.
Mr. Dent reports range conditions
as good, and he Is satisfied with the
outlook.
Lawn grass seed at Newton’s.
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“W lir Ever” Aluminum
h auy be IpeaM spaa to cany a valve p{
'M ceflto to tbe dollar.
Ceae aad see tbe Spleadid Ceffee Pete, Tea
Kettles aad Tea Pots we are aaw offering »
“Wear Ewer” Ahmiaam food*. Oaceyau take
to aaag tbie ware yoaH sever be tatwfied to
sac say other.
Oh! You Hay Makers
Smbc ei you a.e (n| to be ebert of Hay Makag Took
aaleaa yea bay NOW. Os caane tbe Eae ia Dak’. It ie
tbe stackers, rakes, mower* aad kfadera we’re yM
to parckaae before tbe tbrees and atreoe of karvostag with
all of it* vexabou* are apoa yea. Don’t delay--tbea yea’ll
ay ‘TOO LATE, TOO LATE 1”
Our Concert Reception
A Distinct Success
Harry Williams and members of
“The Whirl o The Town" Com
pany gave some music that was as
fine as could be heard before the -
footlights. Many mothers were out
Next Saturday*B Special Will be a Cracker jack, Os Course
COUPON
Goad far 15M votes when need to m t«*|i a New CmjMato
Goad for 100 votes for candidate* already catered.
I vote for—
Candidate
HERALD PIANO CONTEST
CODY TRADING COMPANY, j- m schwoob, Tr****™<md
All the latest artistic designs In
Community Silver are now being dis
played at tbe Western Drug Co.
Mrs. Tex Holm has returned to tbe
Lodge acompanied by Miss McLaugh
lin who expects to spend tbe summer
at the Lodge.
Miss Caroline Foster, the sister of
Mrs. Walter West was married la
Zion City to J. Marshall Martin on
last Tuesday, June 20, and will be
home at that place after July first
Hot and cold and shower baths.
Everything sanitary at the Bank Bar
ber Shop. Walt. Owens, proprietor.
J. F Ml'ls. of Sheridan, and at one
time the manager of the Sheridan Post
was In Cody on Wednesday In the
Interests of the Mills Printing Co., of
which be 1c the herd. Mr. UP.Ii Is
no* only a good printer but s fine
newspaper man and Is making s big
suoce-r of his establishment.
Governor Carey with a little mee
sage to Sheriff Dahlem from
oils delivered a solar plexus blow to
both Couglll and Ullrich. Tbe former
ordered the sheriff not to allow the
boxing contert to go on
There was p ucurryng around all
evening by the men most Interested
but to no purpose
Ullrich left Friday morning for
Balcorres, Canada, where be has a
fight scheduled for the middle of the
coming week
We have Egg and Pine tar shampoo
a*, the Bank Barber Shop.
: THIS SATURDAY’S
SPECIAL.
\ That 2 qt. sauce pan
■ which we sold for 35
cents last week the
[ women can buy this
, Saturday for 25 cents.
• This is aSO cent value.
It is the “Wear Ever”
; aluminum kind.
The women folks
; sure appreciate the
' money saving bar
r Rains we give in the
; Saturday Specials.
! It’s our way.
The Cody Trading Co.
♦
Mr. and Mra. Harry Ferguson will
, soon have as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
• Charles Benner of Englewood, N. J.
i The latter will be acorn c pan fed by Mias
Benner .-tnd Charles J. V. Benner
daughter and son.
There has been established a new
port-office on Clarks Forks on the
’ ranch of Col. Frank Hopkins. The
■ presence of so many men on the new
> ditch that Is being built by C. 8. Kim
ball, has necessitated another post
i office. Col. Hopkins baa been made
postmaster. „
"Wear-Ever” Aluminum Cooking Utensils gwe
*ou every satisfaction: Safety, Economy,
Durability. Freedom from Worry .*
\7?U can cook the moat delicate and easily scorched
L f oo^. 10 “Wear-Ever” utensils with less fear ot
burning than in any other kind, because alumi
num is a better distributor at heat and retains it longer.
This means a saving in fuel. And it means a saving
m wear-and-tear expense, too.
** Wear-Ever’ ’ utensils are light to handle and easy to
.*ney cannot form poisonous compounds with
fruit adds or foods.
‘‘Wear-Ever” utensils are made from thick, hard
sheet aluminum, 90% pure, without joint, seam or
f°jder. You can let food burn dry without 4 * toll ms *
injuring them. Cannot nut—cannot chip
or scale—are practically indestructible. ffiircA
Replace utensils that wear out
with utensils that ‘'Wear-Ever."
TUB Mi
OUR PIANO CONTEST
Never has a coolest gone with such a whirl and vim that
THE HERALD PIANO CONTEST ha*. Our
giving of votes to aO of our customers who paid oa ac
counts created prior to June I, 1911, was much appreciat
ed. Many patrons took advantage of it and several young
received quite a bunch it votes.
ONC DAY'S SALK.
AT THE SIS STORE—SOMETHING
DOING.
TO KEOPPEN a SUHR: 1 BIG FOUR
McCORMICK S-FT. MOWER;
TO KIO NEWALL: 1 SIDE DELIV
ERY RAKE, 1 BIG FOUR McCOR
MICK S-FT. MOWER.
TO NEWTON a INGRAHAM: 1 810
FOUR S-FT. McCORMICK MOWER,
AND 1 McCORMICK SWEEP RAKE
TO A. J. NOBLE: 1 BIG FOUR MC
CORMICK S-FT. MOWER.
TO TEX HOLM: 1 NEW E. M. F. SO
CAR.
*
The ad of Bennett's Cody Drug A
Jewelry Co. In The Herald which spsc
lllsed on Kodaks lost week sold more
kodaks in one week than have been
sold In Cody in the same length of
time at any previous history of Cody.
The reason? People read Herald ads.
They tell a story of Interest and profit.
They carry Information and bargains
to every home.
Pipe, Fishing Hod and Kodak—the
thro A essentials for an enlnvaßle oar
ing can st! be hnd at the Waatsrn
Drug Co.
More automobiles have been sold
directly by The Herald thin spring
than by any other paper published is
the Big Horn Basin. The reason?
The constituency of The Herald are
people who have the money and tho
leisure for such things os autos and
tho Incidental concomitants.
See those Missouri
water filters and
shower bath attach"
ments. For sale by
W. B, RAYMOND
LOST—Somewhere
in town, a fountain
pen. Will be glad to
reward the finder
upon return. W. L,
WALLS.
Oats wanted: We
will Rive $1.75 per
hundred in trade for
Rood clean oats sack
ed delivered to our
stote or $1.65 in Cash.
Cody Tradinß Co.
+
Kodakers, have you
tried those double
speed plates at His*
cock’s. Guaranteed to
be more then twice as
fast as any ordinary
plate. Sell at the
same price.