Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1918, Page 4

OIL DRILLING Furnished by HITS RECORD || MAHONEY & STEINBERG _O_________________o_ * Stock Bid Ask. | Be Ameri 4 "02 023 | M : .09 et 4 : New Wells of Light Production in es ad 4 Maverick Springs; Devel- 2B “4 | opment Rushed | Black Bear_ 074 083 | a ~ pea 02 +023 { Work in the oil fields of Wyoming Oona Royal an a | 7 is beating all records at present for | Elkhorn eo 87 "89 the number of wells being drilled). T. Williams. 2.70 2.80 ' in all parts of thestate. The re-| Glen cent floods in the middle parts of anne Wyoming have hindered the work Jupiter — somewhat but from every point, the| Kinney — reports of wells-being drilled or get-|Outwest __ ting ready to drill exceeds those of} Pathfinder Premier — any previous year. The Maverick Springs field re-| Republic ceived a black eye the past week when| Riverton the Ohio and Carter Oil companies | Shiloh got two wells’ that were nearly dry| United P. holes. The Carter well is the best| Western Ex. of the two and will make about 50 | Wyo-Blackfoot - barrels per day at the outside while,| Yale __ the Ohio well is smaller yet. | Young The wells of both the Carter and and Ohio are so far away that it real- ly condemns only a small part of the | Okmulgee field and a quarter of a mile away/Glenrock Oil_ may see a gusher like the discovery |Midwest Com._ well of the Sheridan Wyoming or Midwést Pref. better. The Ohio Oil company Has |Midwest Rfg._ eight quarter sections on the main/|Boston-Wyo, — dome of the Maverick and the Car-|Northwest - ter has three on the main dome in| Merritt other parts of the field. Among +h- egos. .07 .09 a) 48008 01 5°. .g0ba 07 eee 7 78 - 048 -053 ae Og, -10 re ls 098 yt eOte 1024 eee, NID. 1 CTS ay A 038 eh OD -10 Wes 98 1.03 | 004 -01 a .02 i 227 NEW YORK CURB Panes 4.62 4.50 1.06 1.25 116.00 * 20 -60 25.75 other holdings on the main dome,| LESLIE UNCORKS WELL those that look best are the Rood, Sheridan Wyoming, McKim and Montgomery. ON LEE SCHOOL LAND} be!4s gre The genera) headquarters of the ed Cross are located in room 401, il Exchange building, telephone 184, Y,|where any information in regard to, i GROW Cross work can be obtained. Entertainments at High Tide To-| and field work. day With Concert by Vic- tor’s Columbia Band; HOTEL ARRI VA LS | Programs Popular With offerings which smack of bril-|, J. W. Taylor, Salt Lake city; J. T. “liance and beauty, supported by pat-|Appelman, E. 0. McDougal, Chey- riotic efforts in the “win-the-war”|enne; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hill, Bill- program adopted this season, the |ings; J. W. Kibben, Sheridan; E. Mu- Casper chautaugua opened “its doors | enstermann, Salt Lake city; Bonnie to the public in the big top at Fourth| Brooke, Kansas City; E. O. Palmer, and Wolcott Saturday afternoon with| Cheyenne; Pauo W. Mallory, Chica- an entertainment by the Althea Piny-|go; O. R. Hutchinson, Sioux City; E. ers and Electra Platt. That they | Brandt, Valetine; W. J. Scorggun, L. made a decided impression may be R. Hatfield, Hugo, Colo.; E. B. Sher- ; been | Red hitched to the power of the com-|7-I5-tf. pany and is putting the oil into the, storage tanks on the lease. In the same field the Nel Blum | Advertisin; |Oil Co. is moving a Star rig onto} jtheir leaseholds and will start drill-| ing this week some time. se} thru Casper, en route to the Mel Blum operations this morning,| where he superintended the drilling E. S. Yous At the Midwest 14 gleaned from the fact that the evon-| win, Spokane; filled for the musical numbers ‘and | Cover, Loveland. ve Dr. Loveland revealed the policy | Fi and music, and go over bodily to mili-| Cadman, Belvet, Wis.; W. J. Howard, | tarism. He drew a distinction \be-| Denver; C. L. Hendershot, A. Mohr, | tween the new and the old Germany. | Denver; R. C. Grimes, Cincinnati; H. William Joe Marks, Kansas i ing attendance showed a substantial | City; J. F. Growe and wife, Denver; } increase, the tent being comfortabiy | Miss Mae Casey, Kansas City; Noel Robertson, Cozad, | the brilliant lecture by Dr. Frank L.| Neb.; C. G. Tonwe and wife, Den-| i W. R. aHrding, Tulsa; Albert £ er, Greybull; J. C. Ozier, G. M. A> that caused Germany to lose her soul | Gill, Denver; E. S. Halt, Salt Lake! ! | . and with it her religion, art, poetry|city; R. ©. Leman, Denver; A. B.| } } | | He declared that the atrocities, hor-| Middleton, Denver: At the Henning rors and frightful things perpetrated fare taught for the past 25 years. kins, Miss Dot Hawkins; Denver; M. | D. Hatch, Lincoln; E. Geiball, W. E.} Pope, F. J. Fairchild, H. L. Warner, | Denver; F L. Loveland, New York y; A. J. Hendrickson, Rapid City, ; Mrs. E. S. Troxel, Glenrock; | Sunday's program was equally en-| 4. T.’ Slack, E. J. Kettening W. E. | Pepir, Denver; Mary L. Savagé, Lan- | Dean C. Dutton and character delin- | cDwnie He Seay, Wer yor] 4 * hell and son, Thermopolis; J. W. Bro- | Victor’s Golumbia band will appear | nizer, Miles’ City, Mts A. J... Bank- son, Basin; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Childs | and son, Omaha; Miss Helen Nelson, | | Omaha; Effie E. Peck and son, J.| |W. Lensons and wife, Thermopolis; | |Mr. and Mrs. Wilsen, Thermopolis. ma The. German policy of frightfulness, he declared, was carefully planned to | intimidate the weaker nations, but it does not work with the Anglo-Saxon cit people. SI joyable, consisting of numbers by the} American artists, a lecture by Dr. | der; N ’ eations by Ethel Hinter. \ in concert this afternoon and even- 1B ing and it is safe to predict the larg- ia est attendance of the week. Their program is a startling succession of classical, patriotic, descriptive and . novelty selections and they hold the platform from beginning Lp ess The a program this evening is éspecially | fine. Tomorrow the Old Home Singers will entertain in the after- noon and evening and supplementing the latter program an address on| the “Creed of Democracy” by Gran- ville Jones. The chautauqua offers the best talent brot to Casper during the year and closing programs should esi? be especially popular. eas | | | | ARAPAHOESAND | CHEYENNES IN TRIBAL FEASTS | SHOSHONI, Wyo., July 15.—cnier| When We Wrap Up ‘Little Sun, with a party of Cheyennes, | by tha Germans are not sporadic, but O. L. Timblin, Denver; E. C. Gor- a part of the German method of war-| gon, T. B. Ham, Manville; R. H. Haw! The Leslie Oil Co. brot in a 160-|R , — - | |barrel well-on the School section in| O. | the Warm Springs field Saturda: jand the new producer has | q arrived from South Dakota last yeek a pair of shoes after repairing them isi i on our modern machines the own 4 for a visit with the Arapahoes. The Wire: thar hese} visit is partly ceremonial and partly} for business, the Cheyennes desiring they believe, an immense sum of pair as of feasting and entertainment has} been enjoyed by the visitors. a | FOR RENT — Three unfurnished | basement rooms; close in; hot and | Phone 9303. 7-12-6t* ' | shoe comfort. can be perfectl: thing left to ane aided wt the old ahh n all other respects ‘to have an old treaty construed ‘in| thoy will be like new both in wear-| their favor which would giye them,! atiijity and appearance. 134 Center Street CASPER, WYOMING cold water, with)use of laundry room. | SSSSteeeeeoooooooosooosoooos RNAS Nera AAS ch eA AONE AAA DRLNEIE ES roc ent at Send us a a test. You will surely mar-| money in which the Arapahoes wae at the result. share. 5 Chief Yellow Calf has been enter-| taining the visitors at his lodge at} 0 @ oe 0 St. Michael’s Mission, where a round | & e | | | ture. NEW WILDGAT NEARING SAND by Midwest Refining Com- _ pany Is Imminent jResult of Test on Murphy Dome The well of the Midwest Refining jcompany now drilling on the new |Murphy dome east of the Warm Springs field should be in the sand |soon and give an idea of what ‘canta chain of similar hospitals extend- | be expected from this new struc- | The Murphy dome was re- cently the scene of great activity when it became known that the Ohio and,other firms had taken up land} |there and the well of the Midwest the first to reach the pay unless they | have bad luck within the next few | days. Should the Murphy dome come’ in producing area — Your Success Depends on Tribune! | ig ——=—____ > OoMETALS IE! We believe in the Harroun Motor Car. We know its builders. ‘We know the car itself. FIVE YEARS Because we believe in these men and this car, we have made with the Harroun Motors Corporation , the largest contract ever signed, within our knowl- edge. by any distributor in this territory. This contract is not for one, but for FIVE YEARS. SINCERE merchandising and merchandising PER- MANENCE add nothing to the price of your HAR- ROUN Motor Car. But each of these qualities add much, we fully believe, to the confidence you will have in it, and the satisfactory service it will yield for you. with honeycomb Portage Tires. Po ry we think. See the _|ARROUN before.you buy your new car The HOUGH-McRAE Motor Co. ——— 1339-41 Broadway Denver, Colo. Dealers will be appointed in all territory. RUBBER STAMPS it will likely be a light oil proposition according to the} | geologists and it will probably caus: a great drilling campaign to be start-| ed along the north line of Natrona| | county and the central part of Johr jmtet ites “Ceeper ‘and elected the follow- |son county fis there are many domes| ing officers: President, former Gov- in the territory that are as Set open|¢ernor Fennimore Chatterton, River- | te validation and that leasers are even (ons Vice-President, De. foe EOk |now fairly busy over the land. In the valley of the No Wood riv-|Per; treasurer, J. R. Slaughter, Glen- Jer, the Bud Kimball dome is the |Tock. |nearest structure to the Murnh-- a-—~-.| jand north of the Bud Kimball dome lies the Tensleep dome which also at promise for the oil man.| IN YOUR HARROUN CAR Racing type, detachable. cylinder head—Tim- ken bearing, including front wheels—New de- sign, non-oil-pumping pistons—Remy _ starting and lighting system — Three-bearing balanced crankshaft—Impelled thermo-syphon! cooling radiator—Willard storage battery—Racing type radiating oil cooler —49- inch rear seat—Marshall cushion springs in all upholstery—12-gallon gasoline tank in rear— Stewart Vacuum-Feed to Stromberg carburetor —Racing type, shock-absorbing steering wheel —Stewart-Warner Speedometer—Six-inch yer- tical section frame—27-foot Turning ‘radius— “ \ ee ccncccescesccsoccoscoesosesoesoesoueceses The whole Harroun Car HAS~MADE GOOD. Our dealers driving from Denver to ‘various points in Colorado are averaging 24 to 26 miles to the gallon of gasoline—quite a record, NEW HOSPITALS ARE PROJECTED String Which Starts at Glenrock Will Extend to Riverton, Plan of Promoters GLENROCK, Wyo., July 15.—That a commodious, fire-proof modernly equipped hospital will be built in Glenroeck within the next few months jis a certainty. It will form a link in jing from Glenrock to Riverton, in- |cluding institutions in those towns jand in Casper, all being owned and operated by the Northwestern Build- ing company, financed and managed ‘by Wyoming men. UY | Incorporation papers are now be- |ing prepared, plans for the buildings ‘are being made by the architects, and |as soon as a few details are arranged, bids will be asked for the construc- tion of the hospital buildings in Glen- ‘ock, which will be the first erected. The incorporators of the company Casper; secretary, S. E. Phelps, Cas- You should try our special lunches. 11:30 till 2. ‘affle Kitchen, 115 West Second street. 6-14-tf |e pRerereverererere ears WATCH RIVERTON, WYOMING Somactestacte toca cadets fo-afe-sfe-ofoate<fo-ote-afe-ate-ofe The Oil and Gas assure a boom forthe town. Irrigated fields and livestock will keep it grow- tng. A finee’town with assured future. Fine homes and busi- ness buildings. A good climate and a live bunch of people. The best buy in the state, For bargains in best Main street property, or residence lots in the best districts and ad- ditions, see The EARL WARREN REALTY _COMPANY POOH TILL LILLA IF SLLLLLSALLLL A S0ecverccevccerecevecesocvececovesseesoceooncosepece' — TI PITFLAPZLALZPLLLLLLSLELLLLS Phone Champa 4646, Seltinntaldge e Big Wind riv-|the Dubois SG WILL —— DAMAGE TO _| Pension bridge over the ty stalmack- | bridge would be six fect abere ™ FREM COUNT LANDER, Wyo., July 15.—A sus- SS] town ed den gridge swept awav by the |high flood. crest, and being wi Becaet flood, is planned by the coun- _ would be secure from any fet iam: . + - ay K2 Coste te te te cho te tots tata n ee bade berber tes heeds Xn der diy sey dee ecules ibe er, shar, er “S So eeoete-eSoehe-eSesge aSe-atenece ahe-ate she shots aSe-ate «Seago sSe-ege see aio she ale eho she aie eho ate aoe o ee hoa shot “t / Better Than $300 a Month Clear Profit Last Month Is What it Cleared Me. | CanShow You weenonee, OO K I’ll turn over the key thisminute for 850 cash WHY Owing to serious illness and death in my wife’s family back East, she and baby are unable to return on account of delicate condition her par- ents are in. It ismecessary for me to return at once to help in the busi- ness there. WHAT IT IS ; A-small ice cream factory, only.one in Riverton, Wyo., and neat retail store, which pays all my running expenses and help, which includes a girl, woman and boy. It pays rent, too, so the profit from wholesale is practically ALL CLEAR. Two living rooms in building, which is next to Postoffice)—(you can save house rent)—building costs $40.00, leased until March 1, 1919. Riverton’s future is assured as big. Ask any oil’ men—in fact it’s growing rapidly now and residences to rent are as scarce ashen’s teeth. _ tee eS ' HERE’S WHAT’S INCLUDED among other things that go with the place, - A 1917 Ford car in good shape. Dynamo to-run freezers. Two good freezers and extra parts, packing tubs and cans. Insulated cans for hauling cream and necessary kettles, tools, etc., to make it, besides a: Babcock tester to test cream and milk—so there is no chance of being beat on the quality of cream ..Two white enamel upright Show Cases, five sets tables and chairs and ice chest, ice cream cabinet, etc., and Many necessary smaller articles too numerous to mention. y HERE’S WHAT I’LL DO I will stay long enough, two weeks if necessary, to teach you how to ~ make ice cream and acquaint you with all it is necessary to know, and the people and about the business, so it is not NECESSARY to be an ice cream maker to handle. This is an ideal business for a man and wife and child. What else can you put $850.00 into and make $300.00 a month clear? REMEMBER This is priced to sell QUICK. If it interests you, come on the FIRST TRAIN. You can come down one evening and,return-the next. he first man meaning business gets it, and if it hasn’t got working for some- body else beat a mile I’ll eat my hat. é It takes $850.00 cash, and if I’ve misrepresented anything I’ll give you back your railroad fare to Casper, s’welp me God. : RICHARDS” Riverton, Wyoming WHITE TRUCKS EREREREEE KEEFER ERLE LARA IAHR ESSA AA IASI AAAI AS ASN LAA AA ANS ASB 8G he Land Squadrons of Commerce In the huge task devolving &ipon motor trucks to relieve the short haul rail congestion, White Trucks are taking an heroic part. They are buckling down to fast freight service between * cities a hundred miles‘apart. They are reducing days enroute to mere hours. Deliveries are being made daily on schedule time. One big fleet operates in nine different states, hauling every conceivable kind of merchandise—fuel, food, clothing, leather, raw materials, machinery, giant boilers, pile drivers, rugs. Eighteen trucks’recently carried 90 tons of phonograph records into New York in a single day. — In this high pressure interurban service White Trucks are in their element. The long, hard, heavy pulls through snow, mud, and ruts, on fast schedules rigidly maintained day after day, search out the yery marrow of trucking power and enditrance. The White Trucks stand up and keep going, as they have been_ doing for years in road building operations, heavy” contracting work and in the severest department store service. They Have the Stamina i / The Blackstone Transportation Co. Agents, Casper, Wyo. : ttt ll AOA hehe” eh” ache nh then ra athe all atl anh sath hn ihe atthe nth wah sith ad will Yuen