Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., July 14, 1911, Image 8

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| News of the Week I
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S Iteme of Interest about the People of
* Cody and Adjoining Country *
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Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hollister autoed
down from Wapiti last Saturday.
Ed. H. Boughton, a prominent young
man of the Ishawooa country was in
Monday and stopped at the Irma hotel.
Save your coupons. Newton Co.
coupons entitle the holder to a gift.
You win.
T. W. Ames of Valley, one of the
best known ranchers of that section
was a Cody visitor the first of the
week.
WANTED: Wife; brunette. 18
years of age; must have SIOO,OOO.
Apply at once, C. L. S. care Herald,
Cody, Wyo.
Miss Margaret Hurley has gone on
a trip through the Park with
Holm and party and will be away for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Furguson were
guests at the Irma, Saturday during
their visit to Cody.
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?
A. B. Larson of the Palace Meat
Market ha 3 had Dr. Beal the veterin
ery surgeon care for a valuable horse
that has been very sick.
What lodge will secure the fifty in
gold September 1?
Dr. Beni has been in the service of
Fred Morris looking after some horses
that required the attention of a vet
erinary.
You can save money by dealihg with
Bennett’s Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
Kenneth W. Cugle of Washington
D. C. and a young business man oi
that place is in Cody and will prob
ably spend part of the summer here.
The new souvenir book now in, at
HARDING’S. /
Miss Edna Dow of Germania, vis
ited at the home of A1 Blackley from
Saturday till Wednesday.—Greybuli
Standard.
DILL PICKLES. WHERE? ONLY
AT CITY MEAT MARKET.
Ernest Ricci of Cody celebrated in
Greybuli. Mr. Ricci is, as an enter
tainer certainly an artist. Come again
Prof. —Greybuli Standard.
What school will secure the fifty In
gold September 1?
George Stuckey, manager or the
Wyoming Merchantile Protective As
sociation has been in Cody the past
week securing new members for his
concern He was formerly the right
hand man of Bill Barlow of the Doug
less Budget and is a very bright fal
low.
Our Kodak Films are always fresh.
Bennett's Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
Harry Sanborn had a fine bay mare
kicked by another horse last Sunday
and the injured animal was given the
necessary attention by Dr. Beal, the
vetinary surgeon.
Kodaks and Supplies—Bennett’s
Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
B. Y. Couch, who formerly resided
upon Clark's Fork and lately in cen
tral Oregon is back and meeting many
of his old acquaintances.
O. W. Downing of the South Fork
and a leading rancher of that section
was in Cody on Tuesday, doing Borne
needed trr.ding.
Twenty-five cents for the new souv
enir book at HARDING'S
Dc RoyCe Dudley, a young Basinito
and connected with the Jenkins Lum
ber Co., of the Diamond City reached
Cody Saturday for the purpose of
going through the Park. In his party
will be Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jullg. of
Sheridan, a well known real estate
man of that place. Miss Hazel Julig,
their daughter will also be of the party.
* MISSING WORD CONTEST. +
+ In many of the advertisements of Cody’s merchants thin week will +
be found missing words. They occur where the reader would least *s*
d* expect. They may be found In the locals even. d*
d* Candidates and their friends will pass a few minutes profitably d*
* and pleasantly in searching for the omitted words. *
* Scan all the advertisements very carefully this week. *
+ To those that supply correctly the words omitted there will be *
d* awarded 3.000 votes. The only conditions being that they discover d*
* all of the missing words, In all of the adn in which said missing *
d* words occur. 4.
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tJThose 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 Selling car—E. M. F.“ 30” CODY TRADING COMPANY, J. M. SHCWOOB, Treasurer and Manager
J. M. Frost and son Master Jack,
wore down from Cody, enjoying Gey
bull’s thre days celebrf.tiou. —Greybuli
Standard.
For that Fishing Tackle—Bennett’s
Cody Drug A. Jewelry Co.
W. D. Fu&h, a Sunlighter of p.>ouh7r
reputation trod the streets of the
Pearl City on Monday meeting many
of his friends and acquaintance* while
here.
The new Cody souvenir book now
on sale at HARDING’S for 25 cents.
J. W. Lord of Garland, was a visi
tor in Cody last week and went up to
the Ishawooa ountry in company with
Prof. Frank Drake. They made sales
of pianos and sowed seed for future
trips in this section. „
One hundred and fifty different
views in the new souvenir book for
sale at HARDING'S for 25 cents.
That fifty dollars in gold which The
Herald will award on September 1, to
the lodge, church or school that has
the highest number of votes is arous
ing deep interest on their part. They
also aid many worthy young women
in their efforts to secure a fine piano
absolutely free of cost. When a young
girl asks you to subscribe to The Her
ald or pay up a back subscription
don’t forget to tell them to what lodge
church or school you or some member
of yoifr family belongs. It means 1,500
votes for the organization and 3.000
for the young girl.
Fresh Paris Green at Bennett’s
Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Snyder of Val
ley are at the Irma.
Rev. Harold Patterson, one of the
most noted pastors of the northwest
is going through the Park with Tex
Holm.
Wm. Leib is making a fine new’ dis
play case for F. J. Hiscock to be use l
in front of his studio.
George C. Shedd, of Omaha and ot
the Shedd-Sizer Co., is here.
Now, therefore, I say unto you.
“Kodakers, don’t be foolish but take
your films to F. J. Hiscock. the picture
man, to be developed and printed
where experience counts for some
thing. You get the benefit of twelve
years experience.” We guarantee you
satisfaction. Hiscock Studio.
The Brotherhood of the Method! n
church met Wednesday with Jamcfc
Allen presiding.
T. W. Bently is in town.
A new’, fresh stock of films ana
paper at Hiscock’s Studio. Give them
a trial. You will be pleased with
results. Ausco film is the best.
Captain Wilson states that the staie
milita will go to Cheyenne on Front
ier Day instead of into camp else
where as originally intended by the
adjutant general.
All each purchases count in the big
piano contest at Cody Drug A Jewelry
Co.
H. A. Patten, the civil engineer went
to Basin to-day to care for some im- j
portant matters there in his line.
W. H. Arnold of Upper Sage was j
seized by a big eagle when he came
to Cody on Thursday and carried to
Hart Mountain Nest and then and
there initiated into the mysteries ot
the order.
WANTED—-Cleaning, Pressing aucl
Alteration of Women’s and Men’s
Clothing of any Kind. Apply at Bitt’s
Flat on East Side—Dressmaker, Mrs.
M. E. Wright.
Judge Brundage before he left on
Tuesday sold all of his interest in the
property occupied by the Brundage
Hardware Co., to the Martins. This
last sale closes out all of the real es
tate owned by Mr. Brundage, who goes
to California to reside.
What church will secure the fifty
in gold September 1?
The Security Bridge people are now
working on the Corbett bridge. Com
missioner Fouse inspected the same
this week.
John Faust of Meeteetse, who wem.
up into the northwest with his family
on an extended automobile trip has re
turned.
Ranchers Look to the Cody Trading Co.
for all of their Big Supplies
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They Know by Years of Experience that its to their Advantage to do So
Now is the Time for Binders - Twine
ffgjrf Gdl U P the Big Store. We are pre
-pared with a full line of McCormick I t C
land Deenng 6 Foot Binders, with and IS ' ;t M
Call and get OUR Prices before Purchasing
YOU KNOW OUR TWINE GIVES THE BEST SATISFACTION
Watch The Herald for the Saturday’s Specials. They are the Mon
ey Saving Specials of Cody. Every Housewife has found this out.
COUPON
Good (or 1500 votes when used to Nominate a New Candidate
Good (or 50 votes (or candidates already entered. This Cou
pon not good after July 29, 1911
I vote (or : — :
Candidate
HERALD PIANO CONTEST
CODY TRADING COMPANY
J. Ass. SCHWOOB, Treasurer and Manager
County Surveyor Hurlburt mde sur
veys and set stakes at the Corbett
bridge this week.
WANTED—HOUSE KEEPER.
Wanted elderly woman with one
child to act as house keeper Address
F. M. Stigers, Herald.
A. W. Johnson, the Remington type
writer man and the connoiseur of con
nolseurs came in yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Parks, Jr. enter
tained County Clerk Barnett and fam
ily at dinner last Sunday.
County Treasurer Holm and wife
had as dinner guests last. Wednesday
County Commissioner Fouse and wife.
Mrs. W. R. Bandy has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. Estes, of Eldorado
Springs, Mo.
Always at your service—The Ben
nett Cody Drug A Jewelry Co.
New cards of Shosnon#* Dam, Lake
and Canyon at Hiseork’s only 6 cents
each.
WHAT EDDIE CANARY SAYS.
Many “Wise Ones” have received
the follow‘ng card:
Dear Brother:
There will be a meeting ot
the Hart Mountain Nest of
Owls at Knth Hall, Thursday, July
13th, 1911, at 8.30 P. M.
You are urgently requested to attend
the same.
ED. CONNERY. Secretary.
Come all ye faithful hoodoos, the
canary will be there.
PHELPB-CARON NUPTIALS.
Rev. Wallace Dunn united Warre i ,
Spencer and Miss Lena Caron, of
Rooks county. Kansas In the bonds of i
. matrimony on Wednesday. The bride :
> recently came in from Kansas.
harding's Enterprise.
Tourists Hnd that the Harding Cui !<#
Co. hs one of the largest and finest
lines of curios and Navajo blankets
. to be found in this part of the West.
. Though a very young man, Mr. Hard
ing is a capable and successful buu«-
5 ness man.
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ADDITIONAL PAHABKA QUEBTB.
Mrs. E. E. Stov/e of Chicago, the
t mother of E. E. Stowe, capitalist; H.
5 C. Brome; A. L. Cummins and Post
master Thompson of Cody together
- with his family and their house guesrs
will all go to Pahaska this Saturday.
- “You may say,” said Mr. Deck©.*.
* “that business is booming.”
CROWDS TO PAHABKA.
In order to permit local guests to go
l to Pahaska on Saturdays and return
on Mondays for this class of patronag<-
Mr. Decker has made arrangements
for his autos to leave the Irma at 8
1 o'clock a m. Saturdays and returning
r depart from Pahaska at 8. a. m. reach*
' ing Cojly at noon. Only one fare will ,
be charged to convey guests to anu ,
l from Pahaska on the week end trips—
from Saturday until Monday.
H. C. Brome, one of the big lawyers
j of Omaha wont out on Thursday to
meet E. J. Sullivan.
HOW TO SECURE VOTES
We are giving votes upon all accounts which were
created prior to June 1, and which patrons will settle.
Many have availed themselves of this liberal offer and many
young girls have bene fitted in consequence thereof. Os
course every cash sale carries votes— 100 for every dol
lar’s worth purchased in any department. Saturday spec
ials allow many votes to be picked up as well as the bar
gains found here.
For Sale Team and!
Wagon For sale
wagon with good team
just the thing for a
tourist desiring to go
through the Park. Ap
ply or address,
B. J. C., Herald Ofiice.
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* WANTED—LOCAL AGENTS ♦
♦ AND MANAGER FOR THE
♦ MOST LIBERAL INSURANCE ♦
♦ PROPOSITION IN THE U. S. ♦
♦ WRITE J. E. HODGES, ♦
♦ BTATE AGENT ♦
♦ BOX 896, CHEYENNE, WYO. »
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• FOR SALE CHEAP. •
• House and 2 acres of good *
• land situated on Main street, •
• Cody, Wyo. Good location. •
• Apply Box 594, Cody, Wyo, •
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FOR RENT.
P.OOMB IN SHOSHONE BANK
BUILDING, SINGLE OR EN SUITE.
CAN BE EQUIPPED WITH HOT OR
COLD WATER IF DESIRED.
FOR RENT
The J. F. H; web house opposite tho
Methodist Ch :rc!i. Inquire ut L.io
sho’ie National Bunk.
FOR SALE—Good
milk cow. Inquire at
J. R. DAVIES.
FOR SALE—PUPS.
Aeirdale pups for
sale, by H. C. Sanborn.
Will Pay 30c for Eggs
Wanted fresh ranch
eggs-will pay 30 cents
per dozen cash or
trade.
CODY TRADING CO.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Do not extend credit to anyone in
our names without e. written order
from J. E. or A. CAVENDER.
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SAVE YOUR COUPONS.
Cash coupons at our store are j
exchanged for valuable gifts In
silverware, cut glass and other I
high class articles. Save them. I
THE NEWTON CO. i
BUGGY FOR SALE.
For sale, good single
buggy. Call phone 65