Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1917, Page 5

| Little Items About People | y 4 now William Hendry, one of the pros-} perous sheep men who winter near] Shoshoni and have summer range in} the Big Horn, is in Casper this week, C. W. Kettle and Billy Summers of |Kaycee were it) Lown over Sunday. i State Game Warden Wilson and his deputy, F. S. Smith came in from Lander yesterday. oo Atty. Fourt of Lander passed thru Casper yesterday on his way -hhome fgom Cheyenne. o_o The Goodyear Shoe repair system the best. You always get the best Reeder’s Shoe Shop, West Second enue. Try us orce and you will now where to get your work done. | 1-29-6t oo , Francis D. Wooton, the evangelis- ic singer will organize a junior choir nt the M. E. church, Tuesday after- 4 p.m. All children from 15 age to little tots are request- come directly from school. urge your children to be as they will enjoy the sing- Mr. Wooton says he needs} ry child in his Junior Choir. | oOo | d to -arents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Burns are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Burns) nephew, Chester I. Baker of LaJunta,| Colo. Mr. Baker may make Casper +B home if he can be persuaded that} is the best place to locate. Sasper Coal and Coke Co. deals ex- clusively in fuel. Office st Casper) Stationery Co. 1-9-tf| oo The Lloyd Construction Company s completed the footings and foun- dation on the new annex to the Mid- west hotel and excavating was started} oday on the basement by J. L. ‘oryell. W. F. Henning, who is vuilding the new hotel addition, is eeing that the work is rushed as fast possible and nothing but the most clement will retard the work in the uture. oo The regular weekly meeting of the} ndustrial club will be held this even- ng. Nothing of great importance is cheduled for discussion, altho all embers are pares My be present. J. D. Cook of Qvorland is in Casper) y on business matters. . and Mrs. Clark M. Taylor of City arrived in Casper this} norning and will spend several days} here in connection with Mr. Taylor’s ied interests, which require his at-! vention here every few months. Mr. Taylor has a homestead near the Tom! Majors’ ranch and is a stockholder in a number of oil companies here. | Dr. Earl Whedon, the Sheridan eye, lear, nose and throat specialist, will be in Ca Sper at the Midwest Hotel, Feb- ary 1, 3 and 4. He will be pres- ared to ee work in his special lines, neluding the fitting of glasses. eod-1-20to2-2 + o°9o » Marquis, popular stockman of Arminto, is transacting business in asper today, } oo Dr. Peck motored into town on Sat- i and spent the week-end here n matters of business. . } oo Mrs. W. Kitner and Mrs. “A. WwW.) rossman entertained the __ little) friends and classmates of Velma ockley at her home on Chestnut treet on Saturday afternoon, the E being in honor of her thirteenth] birthday. The afternoon was spent! games after which dainty refresh- | ments were served. Little Velma re-| ived many lovely gifts. oo tion will give the company 200 The work will be com- | oO Stankey,” a familiar character h , died at the State Hospital Sat- night after a brief illness.) thing much is known of the man | past , but he was known commonly as} inkey.”” No arrangements have been made as yet for the funeral. Eats wis SE A number of woolgrowers at “Sho- shoni and vicinity have agreed to have! their wool shorn at the new shearing sheds there and graded and baled ac-| cording to the so-called Australian system. This system has been intro- | duced into the various vicinities in| Wyoming by W. T. Rich of Australia. "The Delfelder clip, which is the larg- est in that section, will be put hd ng usual and the fleeces tied. FO . O.L: Walker]. Lumber Co. Phone 240 Gebo Coal A full line of Building Material-of erty News 7 BURLINGTON USEC. ui. W. ‘in addition to this, " Work was started today on the in-|§ tallation of two extra sections to the| tch in the office of the Mountain E Telephone company here. This extra lines. pleted in about a month. RAILS EASTOF CASPER All Burlington trains from the east ran in over the Northwestern tracks yesterday and this scheme of things © will continue until the wind stops heaping up pyramids and making a miniature desert of Sahara on the tracks between here and clayton. The unceasing winds of the past three days have piled up a mound ‘about four feet high in Sand Cut, and great quantities of snow that have collected there and mixed witb the drifting sand have formed a conglomeration not unlike |cement which is not the easiest thing in the world to plow thru as Satur- day’s Omaha train found to its dis- may. The eastbound train had to be stopped, wait for an engine, and then backed ignominiously into Casper, |making it many hours late. An en- {gine off the track at Clayton made other traffic difficulties, and altogther those who know conditions best, say they are the most appalling in the his- tory of the road. Jo ee st OIL SPUDS Short items of interest from Casper’s oil fields 9° | } | { oO. Osttiche, art to the © when the call comes for us we will : pe : New Company_in the Field meet. our brother again and renew the Production. a ae Ke Herein ane The East Side Petroleum Company, Pleasant associations that have been atta ouse Phone with C. M. Edgett in charge, has opened offices in the Midwest build- ing in the room formerly occupied by Charles Adams and his auditor, where! they will maintain their headquarters. The East Side Petroleum Company is composed of a number of local people and one or tw parties from Nebraska. They own 1920 acres on the east side of the Salt Creek dome and will pre- pare to put down a number of wells \during the coming season, starting op- erations as soon as the weather will permit. The board of directors is composed of J. B. Barnes, local attorney for the Midwest Oil Company; W. A. Car- mean, of Chadron, Neb.; C. M. Edgett of Casper, formerly with the Midwest Oil Company; John J. Hancock, and B. J. Barton. } The company is incorporated for $200,000an d they expect to sell just enough stock at par to start the de- |velopment work in the spring. They jhave a splendid report from their {geologist and should their anticipa- | tions be realized there is no telling! how far the boundaries of Salt Creek} field will be extended to the east. Kellie M. Roach, of Oklahoma City, | who is heavily interested in the} | Equality Oil and Development com-| pany, arrived in Casper last night via} the Burlington and will look over the holding of the company. | | “Missou” Hines has been in Cas | per on ‘sick leave’ for several days} past but expects to return to Salt) Creek this week. | of} Leslie Miller, who ha harge Joe Kinney’s oil interests, is in town} from Cheyenne today on matter= con- nected with the oil fields. | A Hint to the Aged If people past sixty years of age could be persuaded to go to bed as} soon as they take cold and remain in bed for one or two days, they would| recover much more quickly, especial-}| ly if they take Chamberlin’s Cough| Remedy. There would also be less! | | | | | | danger of the cold being followed by! any of the more serious diseases. A RESOLUTION Hall of Casper Lodge 1182, Loyal Or.) der of Moose, Casper, Wyoming immutable laws God require that each of us should answer His call, and none of us may know when that time will come, it is) the one to the other, to be ever ready to respond, and when one of our members is com- pelled to answer the call to do what Whereas, the our duty as brothers, mortal may to show the true spirit as? that should emanate from every For an UPRIGHT PIANO, Standard Make, that is Moose heart; and Whereas, the call of the great crea- tor has come to our brother, Harry J. Siebert, in the days of his youth and he has left us to join with those who ¢8 Beatrice to give him a check for a have gone before in the happiness and thousand dollars, pretending his mail joy that is the heritage of man in|} will when the things of this earth ceases that other world where we for us; Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, by Casper Lodge ; ty. of Brother Harry Siebert the, lodge}fections and arranging the mock Arrangements for Delivery of All your Freight. | Meet All Trains. has been parted from a valued friend marriage of which she was a victim and brother, whose kindly and lovable = phe at CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT disposition, his ever ready courage to @Then her struggles begin Her PROMPT, CAREFUL SERVICE. do the right thing, and: his liberal i8 convincingly played by Gail Kane : heart, had endeared him to every|in this latest World release, “The References: Any Casper Bank. Office Smoke House, Phone 83. member of this lodge. Men She Married“ which is the fea- Residence Phone 181-W. With the father and mother resting assuredly ours, and which are only interrupted for a time. A copy of this resolution shall be sent to the father and mother of our brother and be spread upon the min- shall utes of this lodge. and a copy be furnished to the newspapers Casper. RICHARD DUNNE, JOHN N. KRAUSS, J. W. MILLER, Committee. > Casper Coal and Coke Co. deals ex-| Office at Casper 12-15-tf elusively in fue. Stationery Co. be 1182, Loyal Order of Moose, that in the loss of his cleverness in winning her af- who|ture booked for tomorrow at the Iris! sorrow for him we hold a reverend and Theatre: deep feeling of love and sympathy, in our faith that)/Mentioned, Montagu Love and Muriel A. A. CHAPMAN | REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS STOCKS AND BONDS | Phone No. 196-J. Room 22 Townsend Block of ARE YOU IN THE MARKET Practically New? If so, inquire at He (Arthur Ashley) easily persuad- CHAMBERLIN’S FURNITURE STORE as miscarried, This check he changes to ten thousand, and after cashing it, | departs for parts unknown with his victim’s jewels as a special reminder} FRANK HENRY See Me and Make Baggage Transferred to Any Part of the Besides the stars already DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER also lend their I have a new remedy for corns and caloused feet. A razor is dangerous I will doctor them myself, and come to any address in town. FRED TURN- ER, 301 (Rear) S. Durbin, or Phone 604W. *1-29-6t THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 273 Every Modern Convenience for the care of the sick and injured of Good beds. at the the Fioppery, only 25e—always open, never full. 1-15-tf} Graduate Nurses : X-Ray Equipment : Private Ambulance Get you a bed at the Floppery—ev- 1-15-tf erybody’s doing it. GRAND CENTRAL STABLES THE place that gives youa ocd team for any drive, long or short. We Specialize on Good and Careful FEEDING Your Horse is in good hands if left with us Day and Night Service Phone 20 Castle & Parsons, Props. G n If you realized the importance of buying Casper property be- fore the spring rush, along with the desirability of and reason- able terms on the lots we are offering, you would NOT delay! Use Good Business Judgment. Buy Now MARION W. EDWARDS, 112 South Wolcott Street CASPER, -.WYOMING Phone 635 & . — z — b= Fe) 2 r—) =o =< oo = — ad <— a) Is les caisedifc for Third and Center street this | _ Spring, in the heart of Casper’s Business district, and One Block From WHEN - IN - DOUBT R THE POPULAR PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS hinoceros Serves the best meal in town for 35¢ Short orders, fancy steaks of all kinds served as you like them THE RHINOCEROS to take the lam now ready — 640 _ Acre Stock Raising Homestead >. WHEELER | mine mrt peice OTRMEN Midwest Addition — / ONE BLOCK from Midwest Hotel. | ONE BLOCK from paved streets. | ONE BLOCK from Court House. THREE BLOCKS from Post Office. | TREBLE YOUR MONEY BY INVESTING IN THIS ADDITION NOW. Real estate in Casper will in all likelihood reach NOW IS THE | its zenith for many years in the Spring. TIME TO BUY. | $150 to $250 and all oil rights go with the lots Buy lots in this addition and find the short road to independence Phone 210 or 133 and my car will come and get you ROSS LAMBERT 201 Center Street TITLES ‘GUARANTEED ox