Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., August 25, 1911, Page Page Three, Image 3

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JAMKS P. KIMBALL. M. A.. Pit. L>.
MINING OEOLO
li Kl) LODO K, MONT.
westhoff applies for
naturalization papers
Theodore Westhoff the enterprising
md successful steam laundry man of
Cody has Just filed his application
wiih Clerk of Court Barnett for last
naturalization papers.
Mi Westhoff states ne was a native
i Dattlen, Germany and first filed his
,I,‘duration In St. Louis. He names
i Paul Christman and Thomas Nis
>■•!! as witnesses.
EDLEMAN BACK FROM COABT.
F G. Edloman who left about July
!s , for an extended trip to the coast
- hack. Mr. Edleman states he found
iMich to interest him in and around
antiago, California, and that he ser
| i;sly contemplates locating there per
umni ntly. He may return this winter
t the coast and take his family.
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DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
The following married couples have
-often to the point where the ties that
did bind them have become Intoler
tblc and have according to the records
ii the Clerk of the Court Barnett, ask
ed for a legal severance: Mrs. Nellie
M. sner from Henry Meaner and Nine
I»i!lon from M. J. Dillon.
STRNLEY GRABS CARL BUSCH FOR BOUT SEPTEMBER EIGHTH
0,1 r own Stanley Is out after the big
K-unc in the wrestling world. As
. IOWn l) y below signed contract
" ,in s made a match with a top
Hotcher Carl Busch.
out look 1h for a game that
' 1 *^ r the blood of lovers of good
' an Bpor t as Stanley always puts up:
ARTICLES of agreement.
lu ‘ un der signed agree to wrestle
Cody, Wyoming, on the Bth day ot
‘lumber, 1911. Rules to be catch
o ateh ran; two best out of three
KIMBALL & KIMBALL
MINING. MECHANICAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERS
Red Lodge, Mont
Cody. Wyo
Billings, Mont
AND JIMMY’S MARRIED.
J. L. Dwyer whom every one knows
as Jimmy Dwyer a “young” old timer
in this county has “gone and got mar
ried.”
Everybody was surprised. He had
been regarded as a confirmed and m
corrigible bachelor.
He committed matrimony on or
about August 1, in the classic urban
precincts of the centennial city.
The young woman whose rare per
sonal charm beguiled Jimmy from
from single blessedness into the joys
of connubial bliss was Miss Neva
Pugsley. the daughter of Mrs. A. H.
Read.
Jimmys eyes never shone so blue
and bright, nor his smile so broad and
contagious as now. Oh, ye. unattach
ed and unbelieving look ye on Jimmy
and go and do likewise.
COMMISSIONERS MEET NEXT
WEEK.
The County Commissioners of Park
county will meet in formal session
next Tuesday and Wednesday. Var
ious matters of major importance will
come up before the commissioners,
one of which will be awarding of the
contract for the construction of the
new court house.
falls. Pin falls only to count. The
match to go to a finish; strangle holds
barred; referee to be chosen at ring
side, by the contestants. The gate
lecolpts to be devided 40 and 60;
sdxty per cent to go to the winner and
forty per cent to the loser; thirty
three and one third per cent taken out
for expenses, which pays all expenses
such as billing and hall rent and cai
fare.
Signed: CARL BUSCH.
Signed O. L. STANLEY.
THE HERALD, CODY, WYOMING, AUGUST 25, 1911,
FAHLEY KIMBALL
AHHIBTANT KNGIN K.KHNi
W. O. HBRCY PITLLKHTMN
UYHAM W. NTEKLiC
GARLAND COURIER PENCILINGS
OF MOVEMENTS OF BUSY
CITIZENS-BY PETERSON
The sons of the good old Hawkeye
state (Iowa) are fast finding their
way to the Land o’ Opportunity. This
week brought in six good thrifty pros
perous looking gentlemen all from
Russell lowa and its nothing on Rus
sell or lowa either when we predict
that before they go back, if back they
must go. will, figuratively speaking,
have a choice slice of Uncle Sam’s
land tucked away in their inside coat
pockets. We are glad, indeed, to wel
come these gentlemen among us ana
hope that their sojourn here may be
so pleasant and delightful that It may
be remembered.
H. S. Shumway of Penrose was in
town Wednesday shaking hands with
old acquaintances and spending a
little of the coin of the realm with
our merchants.
T. W. Michael returned from Valley
Junction, lowa, Monday bringing his
son Steve with him.
Rev. W. H. Clark will fill the Pres
byterian pulpit at Powell Sunday
while Rev. Mr. Slack is enjoying a
well earned vacation in Nature’s Won
derland —the Yellowstone National
Park.
E. L. Gilbert is helping W. C. Wil
kins haying.
R. W. Brown has moved into th-
Sarver house on Sheridan avenue.
John Low has a leave-of absense
and gone to Elk Point, South Dakota,
to assist his brother during the can
ning season. He may not be back
here for a year. Mr. Low has seedea
good portion of his ranch in alfalfa.
George Hightower has
out a fullfledged drayman He let the
mantle of Stephen Green encircle his
herculean should* rs and now he has a
monopoly on the transportation busi
ness. He is a ‘ captain of industry.
E. A. McWilliam and Chas. Peter
son drove up to Powell Monday and
bought from the Farmers Supply Co.,
one hay baling machine. They have
been studying this baling proposition
and came to the conclusion that it is
going to he a good thing.
H. H Glasgow of Gardiner. 111.. :»
brother-in law to L. E. Jones, is here
on account of the serious illness ot
Mrs. Jones. Sr.
Frank E. Johnesse. Government
Mineral Land Inspector with head
quarters at Boise, Ida., was here Sat
urday investigating the claims of J.
T. Watts and F. Nauser down on the
river. The patents to these lands
have been held up for a number o*
years on the theory that they contain
oils. The inspector’s report will be
favorable, it is hoped, to these entry
man and patents granted.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Howell returne:
from the Yellowstone Park Thursday
and judging from the way the c
gentleman talked one is obliged to con
clude that he don’t know how to fish
or others can tell a better fish story
than he. He said that he caught two
fish in the five or six weeks they were
in the Park and one of t’nem was blind
|n one eye or he probably wouldn’t
have caught it. , ,
Stephen Green and family left
Thursday for Pocatello. Idaho driving
Through with teame. Mr. Green ar.d
his family have lived in Garland man?*
years and have a large circle ot
ft-leiids who wish them all success in
their new venture and a pleasant
journey to their future home.
E. A. Marshall. E. J. Pyle, J. E.
Wald. Fred Ooltry, Joe Stearns. How
ard King and Mr. Allen blew into town
Friday on the excursion. They are all
old time friends of J. L. Werts who
have attracted to this country by the
glowing reports Mr. Werts has been
sending back to Russell, lowa. Mr.
Wert3 Is some booster alright.
’ C. B. King motored down to Byron
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Osher were trading
in Garland Wednesday.
Mrs. Couzeens of Byron was a guest
of Mrs. E. L .Reese Monday.
Mrs. Jones Is still a very sick lady
with no improvement since last wek.
The Ladles’ Aid met in solemn con
clave with Mrs. W. H. Clark last week.
After the necessary work had been
disposed of the matter of the bazar
was given attention and contrlbuttlons
for It provided. The ladles were then
served with one of Mrs. Clark’s »ie
lightfuf luncheons. The next tin:'* the
Aid will meet with Mrs. O. G. Norton.
HUSBELL KIMBALL, M. E.
TJ. S. MINKRAL SURVEYOR KOK WYO.
C. S. MINIKAL SURVEYOR KOR MONT.
CITY BNGINIBK, CODY. WYO.
Robert Beckstrom has returned
from Nebraska this week and will now
oecome a permanent part of our set
tlement. Mr. Beckstrom lias been en
gaged to teach In the Garland schools
the coming year.
Mrs. H. W. Lovercheck is enter
ti ining a number of her friend to- *
day.
Mrs. John A. Carleson is some what
indisposed, a little nervous ai’ment
Miss Mildred Still is caring for her.
Miss Mary Springe returned to her
h >me in Russell, ia., Wednesday
Durell Lanij.man was down from his
sheep camp on Cottonwood Monday
on business.
C. C. Sr-ith went back to Shell Mon
day after a few days visit with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Osher were dinner
guests at the E. L. Reese home Wed
nesday.
W. H. Clark and family were busi
ness visitors in Powell Thursday be
tween trains.
♦
THANKS TO MONDELL.
The Herald is indebted to Congress
man Mondell for copies of the Blue
Book of the U. S. Government. The
same is all the more appreciated be
cause of the fact that Mr. Mondell in
order to accommodate The Herald
generously and freely gave his only
and personal copies, which Uncle Sam
furnishes all congressman and sena
tors.
Again The Herald tenders its most
distinguished consideration to Wyo*
mings able representative.
MAKES DECLARATIONS.
Thos. Hewson of England has made
his first declaration of intention to
for swear allegiance to the King of
England and abide under the stars
and stripes and to become a citizen
in the land of the brave and the home
of the free.
We
m
Go
On
Your
Bond
The Cody-Park Steam Laundry
Equipped with all Modem Improvements
Work Speedily Executed and Guaranteed to be Satisfactory
At the Park Steam Laundry 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, 5c
per lb; all flat work ironed.
SHOSHONE NATIONAL BANK
Of CODY, WYO.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
8. W. ALDRICH
8. C. PARKS, Jr. President Director*: ,
M. I AKKN, «jr.
C. K PARKER, Caohiei c K . |>AItKER
8. COX ANT PARKS
Every facility consistent with sound banking practice is offered
by this Bank to its customers and good accounts are solicited
upon this basis
First National Bank
Cody, Wyoming
Capital $50,000 - - Surplus SIO,OOO
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i Stockgrowers and others handling
j or dealing in stock are requested to
, send by mail or otherwise at once, the
| brands used by them to Sheriff Henry
Dahlem. This should not be neglect-
will go on your bond for any purpose that any
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Mail all brands used on all stock to
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