Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1917, Page 7

ae THE CASPER DAILY Use them for Results fee FOR SALE FOR SALE | a ma eS FOR SALE—Oil well supply standard drilling rig complete excepting cor- sage. There are 1416 feet of 12%x 50% Reading casing and 356 feet of ‘5%x70 ft. easing. This outfit has sever been used. Thr epproximate > weight is 190,000 lbs. We will sell this in block only for $14,000.00 f.0.b. Calgary lozded on cars. We will mail list of this machinery on the receipt of $1.00 to cover expense of _ same. If interested reply to »wners, half block from 2 J. C. Greenwood, Room 6 Mackie |W erent Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 7- -25t —<—<$<$<___ FOR SALF and sizes of casing and Can make immediate deliv- Must sell beautifully located apartment 4 courthouse, ? vlocks from civic center, 4 All kinds tools. ery. OKMULGEE SUPPLY CO., Okmulgee, Okla. Inquire Dr. Stryker, Sai, Central Hotel. 8-30-26t* elegantly furnished es =\|HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—In Midwest Addition 821 Boyer & = | St. 9-4-3t* wnite owner | Bere a Pe Sy ee es = |FOR TRADE—Nicely located lot and some cash for Ford car. Ross Lam- interior — steam heated, income $150, 7 $20,000 — See or 2 1436 Tremont, bert, 207 So. Center St. 9-4-8t 'FOR SALE—Typewriter, used slight- Denver, Colo. | ly; Underwod elite type, 12-inch fearriage; good condition Address Room 5, 329 East Third St. 9-5-3t* 8-27-10t |}FOR SALE—Two beds with springs and heating sto p. Mrs. Sawyer, 235N. Maple. 9-5-2t* FOR SALE CHEAP—About 2,000 nch lumber; 130 pes. used once for con- 509-J A wash machine crete forms -|FOR SALE ewing OWN YOUR HOME FOR 2t° g machi Call 645 and East 5-9-2t E—-Furniture one-room house; privilege of renting house. Inquire third house south of railroad . on Popli St. after 2 p. m 5-9-5t* Five rooms and bath, fine, complete FURN TU FOR SALE—Complete kitchen, all decorated, full basement, © chambe ceed butia Fiat acy laundry, coal room, boiler room, hot water heated, néw location, 60x140. =? Inquire Golde ule Store. 5-9 1OR RENT 1 ————__—______—_0 FURNISHED ROOM for rent, 433° Five nice rooms and bath upstairs. Hot water heat, four finished house- is Ss keeping rooms in basement. Faces West First street. 8-1-tf north on splendid lot 180 feet front- SR RENTO ce 94as age, curbing, sidewalks and all street Se a perce work done. A fine home in a fine location. FOR RENT—A large barn, room for four horses, with closed corral. 815 &. David street. 8-31-3t FOR RENT—Steam heated room for | Ross Lambert Real Estate office. | Ei hath, ail two; four blocks out. 244 sone | Phone 210, 9-4-2t ») ini u e "hone 83-] 9- Po) dll enema see rear amen > mame aaa peered eigen pie. cee teegt eemenone IBS: FURNISHED ROOMS—With or with- | | ‘ ‘OR RENT. ing roo: ard, 22. e front 60 x 140. Will sell cheap and FOR REN T— ement sleeping re om ey board 224 North pall j | give good terms Call phone 735 0,9-2t" jleyy St. ! | ~~ YALE-WYOMING — We_ will buy some. What have you? Box 547. nee D IL Tare r s WANTED—Good washerwoman. In- IP On Seute Center geet five nice quire 216 South Lincoln St. or Phone | rooms, hot water heat, full basement, 464 5-9-3t | | fine lawn, all improved. Let us show PROPERTIES > s pated WANTED—By man and wife, room you this home. and board in private family. Ad- | I will be pleased to enter- tain proposals for the purchase, financing and marketing of new or SECURIT YINVESTMENT CO. developed oil territory; 111 East Second Street. refinery : es and ie . greater developmen eifadlbet gts of junior refining com- z panies Geolo 1 examinations provided Fred R. Jones * Room 510 can be seen at Cokeville, Wyoming, any time after September 10. ney & Peterson. 8-27-30 FOR SALE—Nice corner residence lot in most desirable portion of city. Address H. E. E., Tribune, City. 8-9-tfdh ATTENTION, OIL MEN 1 80-h.p. Boiler. 1 84 or 170 bbl. fuel or flow tanks for Call 718 or 838-J. OTS. to choose from in Sheridan i | WANTED—Girl or woman to work in boarding house. Ph. 483. 28-6t* ee pss S. linder automobile 916 model, in closs condition. will sell for $500, if taken at once. Wal demonstrate. 121 Waste, me street. - } gestaheaticr Read them for Profit :: \good working conditions 52 Broadway, New You eee c= |FOUND—In front. of Still a number of select | eae [wants] ocrors The WRI oe oe ANTED Bring your large blocks of stock. We buy and sell all active issues: R. A. PAINTER CO. 145 N. Center St. Phone 717 Army recruitmg staticns at Denver, Cheyenne, Pueblo, Trinidad, Colorado Sprgs., LaJunta, Gd. Jnctn., Durango, Rock Springs, Casper and | Sheridan. 8-7-17-7-1-18 | WANTED—Giris, for various depart- ———————— ee LIST YOU PROPERTY WITH ME— Quick sale buyers waiting if priced right. PATTON REALTY CO., Ph. 652. Room 5, Natrona Hotel. 7-81-tf JUST LEASED—Some good oil land, have more for lease. close trans- ortation and water. PATTON REALTY CO., Phone 652 Room 5, Natrona, Hotel WANTED—Two gentlemen for room a ace in private family. Phone 197-W 8-1 The Western Union’s messenger service offers unlimited opportuni- ties to boys from fourteen to eighteen years of age. A telegraph school is soon to be opened at the local office in Casper, where boys will be given free instruction which will enable ambitious boys to learn a profession that is now classed very highly, with ay information. WANTED—A first-class presser on ladies’ work; no others need apply; lady preferred..The Wardrobe, 124 West Second St. 8-28-tf | WANTED—Validating and teen | ment work. A. E. Spor, contractor, | box 244, Casper. Ph. 626-W. 9-1-26t* WANTED—Two first class cabinet- makers at once. 162 So. Center St. | Phone 256. 9-4-2t | WANTED—Young refined man as! room mate; board and room $9 per week, Ad. H. D., Tribune. 9-4-2t WANTED—Lady to take care of two | boys 8 ad 10 years old; must be near school. Answer. C. H. L., care Tribune. 9-4-3t* ——___- | | WANTED TO RENT — Furnished | | house, by responsible party. No | | children, Address D., Tribune. 9-4-2t* WANTED TO BUY—House, furnish- ed or unfurnished; not particular about size of house or location if the price is right. Ross Lamber Real Es- tate office. Phone 210. 9-4-2t WANTED—Rooms for light house- | | keeping, furnished or unfurnished. } dress S. F. Pelton, Triburie. 5-9-2t* | | WANTED—Girl for genera! house- work. 705 South Durbin St. Phone 108-W. 5-9-4 HELP WANTED—Woman to go gen- eral housework, mornings only. | | Phone 636-W or inquire at 144 North | | | Wolcott St. 5-9-tf | YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE want two furnished light housekeeping | rooms. Inq. E. S., Tribune 3t* WANTED—A_ housekeeper; middle | age preferred. 839 South Wolcott | | 5-9-4t | LOST AND FOUND | yric theater, ine. Phone 8-27-+tf LOST—Sunday evening, small bill- book containing $45—two $10, one $5, one $20. Reward. Tribune. 9-4-4t* WILL PARTY or child who picked up miniature yellow automobile | No. 9 in front of Ideal apartments ndly return to Mrs. Taylor at the Ideal apartments? No question will be asked. 5-9-2t | LOST—Little girl’s black silk ray | between city and Garden creek. Dick Gilbert’s Taxi J. Linden. We have all undorbtedly been thrilled at the news. <that -Seakum Yonkum, that noble reteiver of hpunchés, sometimes referr :“the humeamshock absorber,” is again about to flash across the Western fir- imament. ’Tis said that he and Sailor Kirke are matched for September 15] | at Denver. It is certainly no boost for boxing that Soakum is able to make 2 living within the roped arena. Reward. Mrs. Car! Searles, Grant nt and i ae “Oil Men’s Head srr henne serra SR pra ecgpnygicls op aca D., eer yesterday in the con aman nib oI f DR. H.R. LATHROP || | ° eo) | DR. ELIABETH CUBBAGE GEIS | | Office Phone 450; House 112-3 MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. ! Ti DOCTO ORS R.W.C.FOSTER | Rohbrbaugh Building i Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence___ 116 Dr. Lathrop—Residence___ 48 | PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 Physician and Surgeon Office in Daly Bldg., over the Lyric Theatre Phones—Ofice, 145; Residence 679-W DR. T. A. DEAN Office, Suite 4, Townsend Bid. Chronic diseases, office work and «naesthetics Dr. G. M. Anderson, A. B. A. M., M. D., University of Chicago, 1903. eee and / Office in Wood Bidg., over berlin’s. Phones, Office, 595; Residence, 694. W. P. SPENCE, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nese aad Threai Specialties : Glasses Fitted Office over Chamberlain's | sem CHAS. NEIL GEIS, M. D. Daly race Over Lyric Theatre hones: sician a Surgeon | Residence 679-W Office, 145. a : All Wantads Cash HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers Mokler Bldg., Casper, ‘Wyoming GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-J Casper, Wyoming E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Casper, Wyoming W. H. PATTEN Lawyer Smith Bldg. 8 Phone 21-3 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers Townsend Bidg Lawyer Robrbaugh Bldg : Phone 794 REAL ESTATE Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to ob- stetrics and diseases of women and children. Blackmore Bidg. Phones—Office, 30; Res., 164 t INCORPORATE IN SOUTH DAKOTA. No publication, no State reports or taxes, low charter fee. Z. GUTHRIE, Attorney 8-3-tf Pierre, S. TAIT’S BILLIARD ARION P. WHEELER Realty Office :ausuvaeee Office ROSS LAMBERT Real Estate and Loans Office 207 Center St. Casper, Wyo. = Cr are seek Bldg fs aS RS Gp RRA ERSTE R. A. PAINTER CO. For ‘Sale: REAL OIL LAND . Center st st. 145 N. 3, Phone 17 PARLORS A congenial placs for gentle- men : Cigars, Tobacco, Con- Oil Leases : | dence property and desirable lots Office, Room 5, Natrons i dS oi Lands W. E. PATTON REALTY CO. SES CASPER BEAUTY PARLOR | | Hair Dressing, Scalp Theatment, | | Manicurjpg, Oil T: ehan, Proprietor. | WARDROBE DRY CLEANERS a OO LISTEN! HENNING FOR j | | PLUMBING! THAT'S ALL! | eT 2} o-- oe ee to as aS SPRAGUE ROOMING HOUSE | i | ! | i | fectionery and Soda Fountain | S'o ¢ | | Automobile Painting, /f camcceonas ae Interior Decorating, Painting WHE WHER RETOEAT ~ EAT | Paper Hanging. | ANNOUNCEMENT 135 Linden St. Phone 608-W | aces The dining room and cafe in Shampooing, Hot ents : Miss Delia Len- Smith Bldg. Phone 470 b | 124 W. Second Street Work called for and delivered Phone 124-W Accounting, Auditing, Stock Transfers, Ect. Work Guaranteed Address Box 457 FRSC aren eC ? ice CREAM AND SHERBET | TO ORDER | CASPER. CREAMERY co. hone 120 Everard & Steele, Chemists / { j fo 304 N. Durbin Street Transient anid Permanent. Rooms Phone 80-W THE BON TON CAFE The place to eat first-class : Short Orders : Try Us : Keys mado : the new Henning Hotel will be eee August 11, 1917, under e@ management of RUDOLPH DET’ TWYLER GLASSIFIED ADS Consult them forInfurmation : [DOCTORS [LAWYERS iy and hao Savi ALFRED R LOWEY | = | : Everything Regular Meals and Come in and 139 South Center Ee a li ese Where the best type of real | good fellowship prevails RHINOCEROS CAFE Serves the best meal in town for 35c The ‘Hamilton Hotel Co., Pueblo, Colo. H.-C. SMITH 247 N. Center ; ; eon Spe et machines an: onog: cleaned and repaired : mm id kn ground quarters” i] j } shears | 1 | Who’s Who In their Re- spective Line SEE BEN TRANSFER ie \7 | We Haul Everything he Phone 74 MIDWEST AUTO LIVERY Leslie M. Nelson, Prop. Center and Third 1 Phone 48 CURLEY’S AUTO LIVERY Curley Jensen :: 2 Trips to the Oil) Fields. Stand in front ef the Rhinoceros. Phone 422 BERRY’S AUTO LIVERY F. D. Berry, Propricter es ' Phone 77 :: 147 S. Center St. Mercer : National’ Franklin : Premier’ Studebaker : Dort’ King : : Sanom Wyoming Motor €a. || —____-_____ dg GRAVEL ROOFING ir DILLON & STONE, mages Practical Gravel Roofers aeteeoe Phone 391-W 126 S. Durbin f ACCOUNTING, AUDITING, STOCK TRANSFERS, ETC, Work Guaranteed Address Box 457 Casper’s Pioneer DRUG STORE We'vs served them all for 27 years in our pres- ent location (residents of Casper), many of them from the cradle to maturity. Let us also serve you. —— The P KIMBALL DRUG STORE | | MORES & LUTAS GROCERY COMPANY Fancy and Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goods 132 W. Secoud St.; Tel. 134-J The Bonton CAFE * ‘THRE PLACE TO EAT ; EV- ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : ; REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A SPE-