Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1917, Page 3

ANNOUNCEMENT A Casper Company of Casper People For Casper People — A Live New Company, Whose Stock Should Increase in Value Within Thirty Days at Least Several Hundred Per Cent i Don’t think of the other stocks you could have bought when they were first placed on the market, and which you could later have sold out at several jousand per cent increase. We believe you never had a better chance than NOW in the purchase of Red Rose Oil stock at 18c. The Red Rose Oil Company is drilling NOW on one property where they believe they are certain to get oil, and expect within ten days to have another well = down upon a second property, and within thirty days upon a third. ROSPECTUS OFFERING FOR SALE. 400,000 SHARES TREASURY STOCK OF THE RED ROSE OIL COMPANY, A WYOMING CORPORATION CAPITALIZED AT $1,000,000, PAR VALUE $1.00, FULLY PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE, AT 18c PER SHARE. ; ; Subject to advance in price, or withdrawal from the market without notice. i aahis Prospectus is gotten out for the purpose of raising capital to finance and develop the properties and holdings of The Red Rose Oil Company, con- sisting of over 4000 acres, and all located in the state of Wyoming, in the following districts: 1020 acres in the Government Draw District, Lander, Wyoming, adjacent to, and at present within one mile of, ground having 19 producing oil wells. The farthest well from this property is not over four miles. About 1800 acres on the Buck Anticline, at Lusk, Wyoming. This property is not far from wells being drilled at the present time by the Allen Oil Com- pany, the Ohio Oil Company, Shiloh Oil Company, etc. 1200 acres on Otey Red Rose Dome, six miles northwest of Thermopolis, Wyo. The company has a drill at present working on this property, and feel assured of striking oil within the next thirty days. The closest field at present producing oil adjacent to the Red Rose Dome is the Grass Creek field, which has over 90 producing wells and many more drilling. The Red Rose property that the company is now drilling has been favorably reported on by Clarence L. Moody, of the firm of Douglas & Moody, con- sulting geologists, Casper, Wyo. Herewith are two brief extracts from above mentioned report, showing their faith in the property: : “Red Rose is a dome well adapted to the storage of oil as far as structural conditions are concerned.” » “A test of the structure is well warranted by drilling. Should such a course be followed, a location where the present validating rig is situ- ated would be entirely satisfactory.” As above stated, actual drilling is now proceeding on the Red Rose Dome property, and a rig is being bought now, and will be moved onto the Lander property, and drilling operations commenced there probably within a week's time. All parties that we know of who are familiar with the Red Rose Dome, geologists and practical oil men, express their opinion that they believe the company is almost certain to strike oil at a depth of 600 feet. On the Lander property it is estimated that oil will be struck within 1000 feet, therefore, in the next thirty to sixty days we believe the company will have successfully brought in oil upon both of these properties, but the bringing in of oil on either should enhance the value of this stock many hundred per cent. The officers and directors of the Red Rose Oil Company are some of the most sound and responsible business men of the city of Casper, whose names should be sufficient guarantee as to the merits of the offering of this stock from a speculative and investment standpoint; as they are close to the ground and should know what they are putting their own money into. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE RED ROSE OIL COMPANY. M. T. Watt, President, Mine Operator, Casper, Wyoming. M. J. Burke, Director, Vice-President Citizens State Bank, Casper, Wyoming. | H. J. Bingenheimer, Vice-President, Bingenheimer Lumber Co., Casper, Wyo. 0. Graybeal, Director, Contractor, Casper, Wyoming. = H. A. Wolfenbarger, Secretary-Treasurer, Atlas Crude Oil Co., Casper Wyoming.L. L. Gray, Director, Capitalist, Casper, Wyoming. : And to substantiate the above board of officers and directors, and prove local sentiment in favor towards this stock, without any newspaper adver- tising whatsoever, 50,000 shares that were offered on the Casper market a few days ago were absorbed and over-subscribed within forty-eight hours by the : % following Casper people : 4 > Bi fi . Bi i Lbr. Co., W. W. Keefe, Plumbing Contractor, Casper. John Gordon. t ¥ Sieg oneness ne Angus McPherson, SES Casper. en eteay, Manager Wyoming Hotel. ; i Vice- s. Citi ’ State Bank, Casper. Con Shea, Sheepman, Casper. . D. Gorcia, } j a K Fe eres. Cire ee . eae Tim McCarthy, Sheepman, Casper. Sgwies / Mahoney, Sheepman. 0. Ramsey, Hotel Proprietor, Casper. D. A. Robertson, Contractor, Casper. Richard Tobin, Sheepman. John Beaton, Sheepman, Casper. eon pullissey Sheepman. 5 eg: Oil Man, { i ; i 3 es, ter EB A m, urrard. | Ww. aan? Prop. Chain of Golden Rule Stores, John Hurley, Sheepman. i. Bs, Walden, Contractor ; L 2 Cunni spt. Store, Willi ton, Oil Man im Hurley, Drayman. ; ae ce eee ee Tim Connell, Sheepman. E. E. Dean, Contractor. L. A. J. Philli ot, Pres. Wyokans Oil Syndicate and Pat O'Connor, Contractor. David Sullivan, Sheepman. si French Oi Company, Caccer: - Peter Tobin, Sheepman. James Brown, Sheepman. W. R. Johnson, Wyokans Oil Syndicate, Casper. Jim Bowen; Sheepman. —_ J, L. Barnett, Wyoming Hotel. | hs “Burke, Capitalist Casper. John S. McKenzie, Capitalist. Cc. H. McBride, Burlington engineer. Wm Cronin, Sheepman, Casper. V. A. Kihm, Hotel Prop., Billings, Mont. E. McGuerre. H. J. Peterson Prop. Casper Daily Press, Casper. Leslie Mormen, Mgr. Golden Rule Store, Casper. A, Tharpe. i Alex McPherson Sheepman, Casper. A. L. Shire, Oil Operator. J, R. Lioyd, Lloyd Construction Company. Pat Daly, Sheepman Casper. D. A. Samson, Henning Hotel. W. H. Lloyd, Lloyd Construction Company. aes Daly, Sheepman, Casper. J. W. Burns, Holmes Hdwe. Co. M. F, Rabou, Merchant. Michael Daly, Sheepman, Casper. Effie Brightman. RE ee ; peentesctor, Timothy Daly, Sheepman, Casper. us 8. Beans eee Pry cndaetaet - Bea tl Panera i jomas Coope: 3 ie 2 > 1 Near a pons “e ae ed aid ee Max Petker, Mer. Barnett’s Store. . Dr. A. F. Hoff, Retired Physician. ij OD Lamb, Lamb Drilling Company, Casper. G. Brumbaugh, Dist. Mgr. New York Life Ins. Co. i the above stockhold ge from sheepmen to bankers. soe cteere peed vraag Atay Batsive ther tie value of their properties, and the almost certainty of securing production, make this stock’s intrinsi i th ties, worth par now. ae eer piers fs See conaiicrstion, to afford you the privilege of getting in on the ground floor and investing in the stock of the Red Rose Oil Canoe and wé believe that those who are far-sighted enough to take advantage of this early offering will profit greatly over those later purchasing applicati is i 400,000 shares, at 18c per share, will be filled in the order in which they are received, and in the event of over-sub- a a og a ee fall be sceadadhols returned to applicants; therefore, we strongly suggest that if you are interested in this issue, that pag make your application for the‘number of shares you want immediately. ‘ a ‘7 Call or write, enclosing check, or safer still, telegraph at my expense, and the number of shares you desire will be reserved for you. Total issue of 400,000 shares underwritten by Claude Hamilton, Casper, Wyoming. 4 Bankers; Citizens State Bank, Casper, Wyoming. Lawyers: Whelan & Doyle, Casper, Wyoming. \ Public Accountants: Guarantee Registry Corporation, Casper, Wyo. 4 all block of this stock for the Casper market at’this price, and my total allotment should be very soon sold out. mf If you Tisrigy oer uae 3 thts have oad pe yiaetbssDie of the past, to make money as the stock advances, BUY NOW. : ‘ | MOORE, OIL BROKER — : rer 159 Center Street, Ground Floor Natrona Hotel, Casper, Wyoming. : g ‘ Wm. E. Davidson & Co., Brokers Dern & Thomas, ae witch thd panes Goods Newhouse Building, Salt Lake City, hakoeeet roe Authorized Agents.