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■“THE MEN we clothe in this
store are well-dressed men ; not
always when they first come to us, but
always after that, as long as they con
tinue to let us look after their clothes.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
make clothes for well-dressed men; for men
who appreciate quality; for men who are as
much or more interested in what they get for
their money as in what they pay.
This store is the natural headquarters for such men ; and if any of
y<>u haven’t found that out, you’re doing yourself an injustice in the
matter of clothes that we're sorry for.
Come in soon and see what we’re doing here to well-dress our
fellow-citizens. All-wool fabrics, fine tailoring, correct style and fit.
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Suits S2O to SSO. Overcoats $16.50 to S4O
This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothe*.
Stetson hats and Florsheim shoes. Np matter what you
want in men s goods it will pay you to
Buy It Os » |
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Dave Jones ;
"ioky, - - - - Wyoming
Money Making I
OPPORTUNITY
For Sale the
stock, building,
warehouse, im
plement sheds,
barn and ice
house of Griffin
& Mason, Bur
lington, Wyo.
These Improvements costing
nearly $5,000 all for Sale
For Cash
Stock in General Merchandise
is Clean and Fresh
Just Invoiced
at SII,OOO.
The stock and real estate is
located at Burlington, a thriving
town in the Greybull Valley,
and is the property of the bank
rupts Griffin & Mason.
Terms of S.ile: One-half cash,
balance on 2,3, 4, 5 and 0
months timj. Said deferred pur
chase money to be represented
by bankable notes.
Schedules of the above pro
perty may be seen at the offices
C. A. ZARING
Basin, Wyoming
Or at the offices of assignee
V. G. LANTRY
Cody, Wyoming
GLASSWARE
With Cash Purchases
EVERY LADY MAKING A CASH
PURCHASE OF $2 OR MORE IN
THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT
WILL BE GIVEN HER CHOICE OF
A HANDSOME GLASS FRUIT OR
CAKE STAND, THAT USUALLY
SELLS AT 60 CENTB EACH. THESE
STANDS are SIX INCHES HIGH,
MADE OF FANCY DECORATED
GLAS3, AND WILL BE AN ORNA
MENT TO ANY TABLE.
Cody Trading Co.
“I was Crippled,
could hardly walk
and had to Crawl
' down stairs at times on my hands
and knees. My doctor told me I
I had an acute attack of inflammatory
‘ rheumatism. I was in the hospital
for weeks, but was scarcely able to
walk when I left it. I read about
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
bought a bottle and began to get
better from the start, and for the
past six months 1 have had scarcely
any pain and am able to walk as
well as ever.” J.H. Sanders,
I*. O. box 5, Rockaway, N. J.
Few medicines are of any benefit
for rheumatism, but Mr. Sanders
tells plainly what Dr. Miles’ Re
storative Nervine did for it. One
ounce of salicylate of soda added to
I one bottle of Nervine makes an ex-
I cellent remedy for
I which is now known to be a nerv-
I ous disease and therefore subject to
[ the influence of a medicine that acts
I through the nerves, as does
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
I Sufferers from rheumatism seldom
I fail to find relief in the use of
I Dr. Miles’ Nervine, with salicylate
I of soda.
Sol* undar a guarani*, that assures
I th. mturn oflSaariM of the first bottl.
I If It falls to bsneflt. At all Druggists,
if MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Northern Wyoming Herald. Cody, Wyoming, November 24, 1911.
MEETEETSE MELANGE-GOOD
i ITEMS taken from news
CONCERNING THAT SECTION
H. J. WiiG 111 frODOI thO
. Pitchfork Friday.
Chas. H. Anderson, of the forestry
service, waa in town Friday.
Messrs. S* <-> Howard and Law
rence Arbucklc of Sunshine were
in town Friday.
C. C. Graves, government surveyor
made a profeseionable visit to this
town last Friday.
The famous “Happy Family” from
the Rim Attended a dance here last
Friday evening.
Roy M. Webster,one of Wood Riv
ers prominent ranchmen, spent Sat
urday in Meeteetse.
E. M. Nott killed an enormous
bald eagle on his ranch near Carter
Mountain a few days ago.
At a special session of the village
council a few days ago, a liquor
license was granted J. C. Dodge.
John Martinson returned Monday
from Omaha, where he accompanied
the Paliette cattle shipment.
Miss Jessie Hitchcock, the county
superintendent of schools, spent a
few hours here last Tuesday.
Misses Jennie and Jeseie Stewart
of Green River, Wyo., who are visit
ing the Coffelt family were in town
last Saturday.
J. R. Baird erstwhile editor of the
News, is now in the eastern part of
the state. He is thinking of spending
the winter in Nebrcnka.
Several of the employees of the
Antlers ranch were in Mectetse Sat
urday returning from Cody where
they were loading cattle.
During a recent snow storm a herd
of sheep with their herder was miss
ing to a time on the ranch of Henry
Doores but they have aince been ac
counted for.
Henry Woodruff of Meeteetse creek
accompanied by Mr. Aillff and Paul
Foster and wife, of Burlington went
to Brown creek on a hunting trip the
first of the week.
Dan Wilson killed a couple of deer
on Meeteetse creek one day last week
George Young reports having seen a
deer on his place, only three miles
from town the other day;
“Society Red” of the l*Anch
returned from Cody Wtineeday where
he accompanied Miift JVancis Phelps
to the train. The latter was bound
for New York state where she will
visit relatives, -*
Mrs. C. H. Davison and daughter,
Isabelle, returned Wednesday from
their extended visit in the eastern
states. Mrs. Davison Journeyed as far
east as Niagara Falls, and reports
many delightful experiences.
Among the directors of the new
and promising Wyoming Life Insur
ance Company, appears the name of
our fellow townsman, Mr. E. P. Bow
man. Mr. Bowman expresses grat
faith in the proospects of the new
company and believes it will be man
aged in a safe and conservative man
ner.
The Wlfichekler stage, on the way
from Cody to Meeteetse last Monday,
Buffered a broken reach when In the
act of crossing Dry creek. Which was
frozen quite solidly at time. In
company with Vernon Daniels the
driver, was a single pass inger, Ed.
Moore of this place When/ the stage
broke down, Ed started for* the Sleep
er ranch, where he to secure
a wagon. After several mftes of rid
ing on a tired work horse, and with
darkness coming on, he vainly at
tempted to cross the swollen Grey
bull. Had he not soon retraced his
steps, Mr. Moore would probably
have met an untimely fate In the wat
ers of the swollen Rtream. He now
headed for the home of Tom Osborne
' and there succeeded in getting a
wagon. Joined by Daniels, the two
wayfarers found that they could
make no satisfactory progress in the
darkness of the night, and to keep
from freezing, they hurriedly pre
pared a sage-brush fire. After a
night spent In the hills , the men
were only too glad to see the first
glimmer of the morning sen, and to
pursue their way to Meeteetse town.
DASTARDLY CRIME.
One of the most heinous crimes
that has ever been perpetrated in
Natrona county was that which was
committed last Saturday night when
two masked men went into the boiler
room of the Mid-west OH Company’s
refinery site, about a mile west of
town and bound Adolph Kuhrtz, the
fireman and night watchman, and
dragged him to the main line of the
Wyoming and Northwestern railroad,
where they tied him onto the rails
and left him to be Killed by the pass
ing train or to bo frozen to death
during the cold and stormy night;
and they would have accomplished
their purport had not Horace Evans,
the relief for Kuhrtz, arriving at mid
night, and, tnisplcioning that his fel
low workman had. met with some ac
cident, made a search for him and
was successful in locating him, rscu
ing him from his perilous position.
Casper Tribune.
NEWSY POWELL PARAGRAPHS
OF THE PROMINENT PEOPLE
FROM NELSON’S TRIBUNE
H. A. Templeton and Mr. Rogers
of the Rogeqs-Templeton Lumber Co.
were Powell visitors one day this
week.
W. G. Mudgott and F. M. Kittle
are out after big game as are about
forty other residents of the Powell
country.
While In Parsons. Kns., rcently,
Howard and Lawrence Crawford, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crawford
caught a glimpse of aviator Rogers
who passed over Parsons in his re
cent flight from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Our readers are aware, of
course that Rogers is the first man
actually to cross the continent in an
air ship.
L. Woody dropped in Tuesday from
Newton lowa with a car of emigrant
moveables and 1b now located per
manently on what was .ormerly the
John Jones place near “Camp F."
Another member of the Hackeye. No
wonder old lowa is losing in popula
tion. Neat summer some time we wilt
have an lowa picnic—my! won't those
fellows from Missouri, Nebraska and
Chicago turn green with envy.
Carpenters are at work remodeling
the Interior of the old drug store
building preparatory to occupancy of
same by the C G. Mudd cream sta
tion and cash grocery.
The big Bteam shovel Is here as is
also the crew which will operate the
same. Construction work on drainage
canals will go forward by leaps and
bounds from this time on.
Ell Jernberg of the Irma Flat coun
try above Cody was a business visitor
Ju Powell last Thursday and while
here was a guest of the 0. K. Ander
son home east of town.
Vernon Steck Is back from the West
and back, we hope for good and all.
We need him on the ball team next
summer and we -need him In a dozen
other ways. Anyhow we are mighty
glad to see him back.
C. B. King, J. U Werts, C. W.
Fowler, chaa. Pease and B. C. Peter
son ward among the number of those
from the Garlad community who at
tended the meeting of the Water
Users Association last Tuesday.
Col. C. G. Caldwell Is billed to cry
a sale for W, W. Crlsman on the old
Cook ranch one-half mile north of
Lovell next Thursday. Nov. !S. Some
splendid stock and much other desir
able property Is being offered.
A. P. Libby was down from his
Cody ranch a couple of days this week
renewing old acquaintances and at
tending to matters of business, We
are always glad to see this pioneer
Powelllte and only wish that he and
his. estimable wife would resume
their residence In the “Alfalfa City."
P. 0. Anderson Os near Garland re
linquished recently to Orval O. Werts
of itiissWt. lowa. The latter is a neph
ew to J. L. Werts and to all tpQbhr
hnces a bright and cneriotft young
man. He too. Vs eligible to charter
membership In our big Hawkeye club
and entitled Yo sit In our big lowa
picnic next summer. Next!
Carl O. Loftsgaarden was down
from Big Timber, Mont., over Sunday
last and left Tuesday for the scene
of his present employment, accom
panied by his family. Theoe estim
able people have hosts of friends who
hate to see them leave, who wish
were Powell visitors one da thiß week
who hope and trust that In course or
time they will again be residents
(permanent) of the best town on
earth —Powell.
APPLIES PARK COUNTY TOO.
William A. Maxwell.— The credit
system Is a curse to the business
firms of most small towns and It Is
doubtful If it Is a benefit to many
farmers. Occasionally a man Is en
abled to get a start by the judicious
use of credit at the stores and at
other business houses, but for every
one of such a score plod along year
after year buying on tick and always
just far enough behind that a bad
year nearly swamps them. A merch
ant has to pay his fcllla when duo—
every ton thirty or six-ty days as the
case may be —or quit business. The
cash system would be a great bless
ing to buyer and seller, once it was
thorougrly established. —Field and
Farm.
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C. H. FITZPATRICK HERE.
C. 11. Fitzpatrick, an expert tills
examiner In the employ of the Wy
oming Security Investment Co., of
Basin, Is here working on the titles
for his company nnd the Park Loan
& Trust Co., of Cody, of which Mayor
Peegan Is the head.
Mr. Fitzpatrick is said to be one of
the best in his line In the atata of
Wyoming.
Ed. Dens came In the first of tb«
week to prove upon some land before
Commlseloi’er Calkins. Mr. Deu» Is
now etig- nlng xh' , e r '
| || If It’s a
Buick Auto
You will have no trouble.
You’ll climb any hill and
cover any western road
with the least effort.
Try Out a Buick
Before You Buy
D. E. HOLLISTER, Agt.
or
Ciena Borron, Brundage
Jj Hdw. Building
Alladin nibbed the lamp and gave his orders
THE MODERN EQUIVALENT
You lift the Bell Telephone receiver and give
your command a
THE MOUNTAIN STATES
TEL. and TEL. CO.
Fraternal Order Eagles
""social
All members of Cody Aerie, No. 818, F. O. £.. are
hereby cordially invited to be present with their
family and friends, at I. O. O. F. Hall, Monday
Evening, November 27, 1911.
A program consisting of music, cards, dancing and
refreshments has been provided. Come out.
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
L. H. Pfaff, E. Edwards, Bert Cogswell,
W. Anderson, .... Dave Shelly’
EMIL BHIBLER TO LEAVE.
Emil Shlbler, the talented young
pharmacist who has had charge of
the prescription department of Dr.
Dennett’s Drug Store for a number
of years, Is to leave soon for Archi
bald, 0., his former home. Mr. Shib
ler has purchased a drug store there
and will soon assume charge.
While in Cody he has established
a reputation for solidity of character,
business acumen, and exceptional ac
curacy in his chosen profession, of
which many an older man might be
proud. He has won many friends here
'vi i uie foregoing essential
l by his uniform courtesy
and genial spirits.
Mrs. Shibler will precede her hu* -
band who will follow as soon as t ®
holiday rush is over at the Bonnet
Cody Drug and Jewelry Co. The Her
aid extends to Mr. Shlbler its fel J 1
Hattons and trusts he will HUe j s
new home as well as he has ( 0
assuring him that If he desires. cV ® ’
to come back the latch Btring of 1
Pearl City will be out for him
♦
BUY MARSTON’S MILK.
Marston’s milk and cream are
ing friends and customers because
their purity and sanitary
roam to order. Phone 67. 1 '