Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., August 04, 1911, Page 10, Image 10

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: News of the Week I
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* Itoma of /ntoroot about thm Pooplo of *
Cody and Adjoining Country
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You can save money by dealing with
Bennett’s Cody Drug & Jewelry Co.
Andrew Willock left for Pahaska,
Thursday for a visit ans will probably
remain for the balance of the season.
Important legal business brought H.
S. Ridgely of Basin to Cody on Wed
nesday.
DILL PICKLES. WHERE? ONLY
AT CITY MEAT MARKET.
Art. Owen and wife spent a week
fishing on the South Fork and enjoyed
every minute of the time. Master
Howell accompanied them.
Some Extra Quality Split Bamboo
fishing rcis $1.75 at the Western
Drug Co.
F. W. PfafT of PfafT & Son is ex
pected home this week from lowa,
w’here he has been for the past month
or six weeks.
We dine at the Saddle Rock on Sun
days, to get their big chicken dinner.
F. J. Hiscock is a very busy man
these days taking dam pictures and
views of any old thing in the Pahaska
country. He is at Holm Lodge this
week.
For an up-to-date stock of toilet
preparations call at Bennett’s Drug
Store.
W. T. Burns of Omaha and of the
M. C. Peter’s Milling Co., was a Cody
visitor on Thursday. He was shown
over the town and vicinity by Senatcw
Sehwoob.
FOR SALE A fine 160 acre alfalfa
ranch; one-half cash, balance to suit;
cheap for cash. Apply V. G. Lantry.
The Newton Co. awarded a beautiful
set of Standard Silver spoons to Mrs.
W. S. Greenleaf for coupons. A large
number of the coupons have been
given out by the company.
The best of everything in the Drug
line at reasonable prices at the West
ern Drug Co.
Messrs. Leo Pfaff. Tony Speckbacker
and Ben Reiff went out to Pahaska
Sunday returning on Monday. Ben,
who is quite a mechanist fixed the
auto of Col. Decker that had tempor
arily gone out of commission.
A new, fresh stock of films and
paper at Hlscock’s Studio. Give them
a trial. You will be pleased with
results. Ausco film is the best.
L. L. Sine has rounded up a good’v
bunch of hides and pelts in the Mee
teetse section and has gone on to
Greybull. He has also been to Billings
to meet the head of his house.
WANTED: Wife; brunette. 18
years of age; must have SIOO,OOO.
Apply at once, C. L. S. care Herald,
Cody, Wyo.
Roger McGinnis, the energetic and
capable head of the Brundage Hard
ware Co. went to Billings a few days
since on business connected with the
automobile trade. Mr. McGinnis re- 1
turned at the end of the week.
Our Cut Glass and Royal Dolton
ware Is well worth seeing. Bennett’s
Fred Houston of Upper Sage was a
business visitor at the county seat
Tuesday and called at The Herald of
fice while in. Mr. Houston reports
crops as in good shape considering the
lack of rain and says he will have
good hay crops.
Bob Cil 'eson accompanied by Messrs.
Sherman and Archer had a pleasant
trip last Sunday in the upper country.
They say that they will never get over
that jaunt. Why? Who wants to
know ?
WANTED —('leaning. Pressing and
Alteration of Women's and Men’s
Clothing of any Kind. Apply at Bitt’s
Flat on East Side—Dressmaker, Mrs.
M. E. Wright.
Cooling creams and lotions for sun
burn. Rexall Cream of Almonds is the
b s Wsstern Drug Co.
L. F. McClure, the flockmaster. is
back from the mountains where he
has been for some time looking after
his big sheep interests. He states that
the grass is very tall and that his;
spring lambs are doing finely. Mac 1s
one of tbe coming young men of Park !
county.
Yonr money back or a new brush
free f:>r any fault in our 10 cent Tooth I
Brushes, Western Drug Co.
1. C. McGee of the Burlington sec
tion was a Cody visitor on Wednesday.
Mac stills smiles broadly because oT
the big bouncing boy. which recently
arrived at his home. He Is. says his
doting pater, becoming quite a violin
player. Mr. McGee returned home on
Thursday.
ONE MORE MONTH UNTIL
SCHOOL BEGINS. IT IS TIME TO
PLACE YOUR ORDER 3 FOR
SCHOOL DESKS AND SCHOOL SUP
PLIES. WE SELL EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE SCHOOL ROOM.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU
PLACE YOUR ORDER. F. W. PFAFF
& SON.
M. A. Emerson of Burlington is a
guest at the Irma.
LeaJer3 in UP-TO-DATE Kodak sut>-
plieo. Western Drug Co.
Earle Reed of Germania was a guesi
of the Irma this week.
Miss M. Louise McCabe is back from
her home end will go through the Park
with two friends. _
“Wifey, let's dine at the Saddle
Rock, Sunday—they give big chicken
dinners there.”
Codyites are glad to see Rico Hut
sonpillar back again and looking so
well.
Our remedy for Hay Fever can not
be equaled. Bennett’s Drug Store.
Chas. W. Lowrey, the musical
brother of ye Annie Laurie of Scottish
fame was in the best town in the Big
Horn Basin this week. He is the
live wire of the Kimball piano people
for this part of Wyoming.
For the hunting season get a
KODAK at the Western Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dablem of
the Diamond 2 ranch accompanied by
Miss Antonio Barb-.ch and Miss Flora
L. Dehlom of Chicago leave today ftfr
the Park with Frost & Richards. The
party while in Cody were the guests
of Sheriff Dahlom.
FOR SALE A fine 160 acre alfalfa
ranch; one-half cash, balance to suit;
cheap for cash. Apply V. G. Lantry.
F. J. Hiscock has found out that an
auto wheel is harder than his foot
He alighted from an auto on Monday
and inadvertantly placed his foot un
der the front wheel. Fay now’ has a
perceptible limp. It is not caused by
gout.
FOR SALE A fine 160 acre alfalfa
ranch; one-half cash, balance to suit;
cheap for cash. Apply V. G. Lantry.
Ora Sonners, water superintendent
for this section, has returned from
Paint Creek where he has been ad
judicating a number of water rights.
He reports things as in excellent shape
there.
Large, fire sponges for automobiles
at the Western Drug Co.
V. G. Lantry, he who resembles the
late James G. Blaine so strongly went
up to Shoshone Forest Reserve to com
mune with nature for a season. He
is expected to get back to-day. Look
out for some piscatorial tales. V. Q.
is known for the length of his imagin
ation.
Invite your wife and family to eat
a big chicken dinner at the Saddle
Rock, Sunday.
John NefT, a prominent rancher of
the Greybull has been in Cody for
several days. Mr. Neff brought in a
(pad of Bplendid oats and fresh eggs
for both of which he found a ready ana
satisfactory market. Cody is getting
more and more of the Greybull trade
because of the liberal treatment her
merchants accord the ranchers.
Every dollars worth of job work you
have The Herald do for you entitles
you to 2,000 votes upon each dollar.
These will help some candidate.
Which is your favorite girl?
Jim Smith, who ic a good honest old
rancher and one of the old timers in
the Upper Clark country wa3 In a few
days ago and paid The Herald a visit.
He subscribed and is now on the Star
Roll of Honor. Jock Murray made
quite a hit with Jim and he would not
leave Cody without seeing the former.
Jack met Jim when Jack was up fT>
see what assessable property Jim had.
Jack found Jim’3 wealth and still re
tained Jim’s friendship. That’s going
some.
We have an expert watchmaker all
work guaranteed. Bennett’s Jewelry
Store.
Scott Lyall expects to leave in a
short time for the east to make hoavv
purchases of cattle for W. R. Coe’s
ranches. Mr. Coe will add about 500
head and feed them. Kid Newall will
also go with Lyall. It is the intention
of Mr. Coe to erect a modern six room
home for Mr. Lyall and this will have
bath and its own water system.
Remember your favorite candidate
In The Herald Plano contest when
you need Job printing, as each dollars
worth alone entitles you to 2,000 votes.
One girl secured 80,000 votes from
just one job of printing.
Ben Thomas is back from a fine
fishing trip up South Fork and sayb
he caught 70 odd fish. Ben didn’t
really elucidate whether the number
was odd or the kind of fish he land«?d
were odd. Neither did he produce
any affidavits to support his state
ments. but as he is a good wise Owl
the matter will be closed.
Chicken dinners at the Saddle Rock
are the thing on Sundays.
C. H. Guthard of the Cody Trading
Co., accompanied by the following per
rons loft yesterday for an extended
trip through the Yellowstone Park;
Mrs. Guthard, Misses Cecelia
and Anna Koeg.e, and the Guthn-d
boye. Edgar ard Raymond. Mian K )e
--gler s a visitor here from Bear Lake.
Michigan.
Rexnll Blackberry Cprdlrl relieves
. dy; entry, c ramp r.nd colic instantly.
Western Drug Co.
THE HERALD, CODY,
ONE MORE MONTH UNTIL
SCHOOL BEGINS. IT IS TIME TO
PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR
SCHOOL DESKS AND SCHOOL SUP
PLIES. WE SELL EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE SCHOOL ROOM.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU
PLACE YOUR ORDER. F. W. PFA‘FF
& SON. *-
J. L. Teeters of Lincoln. Neb., came
in yesterday nnd will go through the
Park with Tex Holm. Mr. Teeter*
paid a visit to Ruby Schultz before
leaving.
Kodak Films good until August,
1912, Other supplies just as fresh.
Western Drug Co.
The Western Drug Co. has a big new
gold leaf sign constructed in raised
letters that is a beauty. It was made
by Johnson & Johnson and is a fine
piece of sign work as may be found
anywhere.
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 got the benefit of twelve
years experience.” We guarantee you
satisfaction. Hiscock Studio.
Mr. Foster’s sale at the Cody Trad
ing company is growing rapidly in vol
ume by reason of the very low prices
he has made on everything in his de
partment, and all of the clerks have
been unusually busy wrapping up the
bargains sold.
ONE MORE MONTH UNTIL
SCHOOL BEGINS. IT IS TIME TO
PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR
SCHOOL DESKS AND SCHOOL SUP
PLIES. WE SELL EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE SCHOOL ROOM.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU
PLACE YOUR ORDER. F. W. PFAFF
& SON.
SENATOR SCHWOOB RETURNS
FROM PARK
Senator J. M. Sehwoob and party
are back from an eight day trip
through the Park.
In his party were Mr. Wilson, the
manager of the Studebaker Colorado
Vehicle Co., with headquarters at Den
ver, and Homer Bostwick and wife of
Sheridan.
Mr. Wilson left on Monday by train
and the Bostwicks returned to Sheri
dan in an E. M. F. Flanders. This
little machine has shown by the trip
from Denver to Park County what the
E. M. F. car really is. It never buck
ed once on the long heavy trip.
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ADJUSTMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS
COMPLETED.
County Assessor Fulkerson haa
completed the great bulk of his work
in assessing. The board of equalize
tion has completed its work and the
complaint board has jura finished its
review and its findings will be found
in another column of the Herald. By
reading it you will see how you taxes
stand, as now placed upon the assess
ment rolls.
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
ENTERTAIN.
The Gnwthrop lawn on Beck avenue
will be the scene of a merry throng
next Thursday evening, the occasion
being an ice cream social under the
auspices of the Epworth League of
the Methodist church. Should the
weather not prove favorable the affair
will take place in the Hunday School
room. A good program ha 3 been ar
ranged for the entertainment of those
who attend and the b>wn will be il
luminated with Japoneee lanterns.
The general public is invited.
H. R. WESTON VISITS OMAHA.
H. R. Weston, the Mockmaster and
banker paid a visit to Omaha leaving
Cody last week and returning on Mon
day of this week.
THE VOGEL RANCH.
The Scene Os A Duck Dinner And
German Picnic On Sunday Last.
Unusual good fortune came to the
writer on Sunday last in the shape of
an invitation to participate In a duck
dinner and German picnic at the Vogel
ranch. Just a few of the old time
friends of the Vogel family gatherel
around the festive board, but the oc
casion proved most enjoyable In ever>
essential.
Aside from the feasting and general
good time always vouchsafed to guests
at this hospitable home, it 1b a pleas
ure In Itself to visit the Vogel ranch.
Only a few years ago the site ol
this ranch, located on the bench about
a mile west of town, was a sage brusn
fiat, desolate and uninviting, but the
undaunted perseverance and untiling
diligence of Mr. and Mrs. Vogel have
transformed this barren waste into a
veritable oasis, where young but lusty
trees sway in the breeze and broad
ffelds of grain and nutritious grassed
greet the eye. Flow r er3 blush ana
bloom on every side and the place m
once gives the impression of a fruitfu’,
prosperous and well kept ranch. Com
modious nnd comfortable residence
buildings, ample burns and sheds a.ui
i*. complete water system, put in at u
large expense, comprise the Improve-
WYOMING, AUGUST 4, 1911.
I ments, aud the Vogel* are happy iii
i the possession of a most delightful
home, and happier still whenever the
opportunity ccmes to throw wide the!,
hospitable doors and welcome the’i
friends and guests.
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COW WITH TUBERCULOSIS
KILLED.
Dr. Beal has examined for the
owner on Irma Flat a cow afflicted
with tuberculosis and killed it
This is an Important matter. Little
babies use milk for the greater por
tion of their food diet until, or
should at least, they are three years
old or more. Cows subject to the
dread disease of tuberculosis will in
fect their milk and this in turn will
afTect the human that drinks the cows
product.
Out of 71 cows ordered examined
by the town council of Basin by Dr.
Beal he found only one afflicted. This
was killed.
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CO. E GETS CAMP ORDERS.
General Order No. 11 has been re
ceived by Captain Wilson commanding
him to have his company ready on the
9th of August to embark fer Therraop
olis and go into camp.
THE GARVINS RETURN TO N. Y.
After a splendid sojourn at Novah
Brown’*, ranch. Messrs. E. L. Garvin
and O. C. Garvin brothers, of New
York City left for their home yester
day. They depart with the best of
words for Park county and Novah
-Brown.
O. C. Garvin has been here for two
years for his health. He found it He
left a stalwart and handsome specimen
of manhood, ready to again grapple
with financial problems in his Broad
way office In New York.
FOR SALE--Ninety
20-foot corral poles.
H.H.Schwoob, Phone
21 red.
FOR SALE
A. I. Stock Ranch,
560 acres deeded land
640 acre lease, 70
acres alfalfa, 255
acre water right, best
out side range in the
state.
George S. Russell at
Darrah’s Lumberyard
FOR SALE—PUPS.
Aeirdale pups for
sale, by H. C. Sanborn.
FOR SALE.
Fine 160 Acre Ranch
Seeded down. Good
private water right.
Improvements, house
stable, chicken house,
etc.--also Winona
wagon, mower, rake
and plow.
Address
W. A. BOYER
Ishawooa, Wyo.
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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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FOR SALE—-1200
odd Ewes, to be deliv
ered Sept. 15. Inquire
at Shoshone National
Bank.
FOR SALE —Kind
ling or stove wood in
blocks. H.H.Schwoob
Phone 21 red.
FOR SALE, HORSES.
Team of fine horses.
One lady’s or gentle
man’s driving horse
gaited to-saddle. The
other a 4 year driver,
trusty, will drive single
or double. Weight
about 1,100. Price
$250. each or SSOO
fortheteam. Apply to
JIM GEHMAN
Meeteetse or
Cody, Wyo.
Man-Tail ored Suits, Coats and]
Skirts for Women and Misses
By special arrangement we represent one of the most
up-to-date tailoring establishments in the country making
only strictly man-tailored garments to individual measure
We cordially invite customers and friends to inspect our
Portfolio of Fashions for Fal
nineteen hundred eleven
which includes seventy eight distinctive, authoritive
styles and about three hundred and fifty materials
Prompt delivery and satisfaction in style, fii and quality
guaranteed.
How to Secure Contest Vote
We are giving votes on all accounts which were created prior
to June 1, and which patrons will settle Many will avail them
selves of this liberal offer and many young giris will be benefited
in consequence thereof. Os course every cash sale carries too
votes for every dollars worth purchased in any department.
COUPON
Good for 1500 votes when used to nominate a New Candi
date. Good for 250 votes for Candidate already entered.
This Coupon is Not Good after Aug. 26
I VOTE FOR „
CaSlJate
HERALD PIANO CONTEST
THE CODY TRADING CO
J. M. SCHWOOB, Treasurer and Manager
F. W. Pfaff Undertaking
Leo H. Pfaff a Specialty
PFAFF & SON
SuciiwiUCd) Tradio, Cm. Faraitar. Dapt.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNITURE
CODY, WYO., Aug. 4, 1911
To The School Trustees,
Park County, Wyo.,
Gentlemen
One more month until School
begins. It Is time to place your
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orders for school desks and school
supplies.
We sell everythlmg needed In
the school room.
Get our prices before you place
you order.
Yours very truly,
PFAFP 4 SON.
L.H.P.