Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 4

. ance that prospects of the town and construction cf Serbia’s agriculture WODLLEY HEADS FAM 10 BOOST POWDER RIVER Pioneer Realty Secures Possession of Townsite for Inauguration of Extensive Develop- ment Plans The Pioneer Realty company, of which Kenneth R. V-oolley is presi- dent and general manager, has pur- chased the Powder River townsite for a cash consideration in one of the largest realty deals consummat- ed in central Wyoming in months and under his direction the concern doubt-| less will stimulate activities of the Powder River region to the boom stage. Mr. Woolley is one of the youngest builders but during the time that he has lived here he has become asso- ciated in a managerial capacity with a number of organizations which are playing an important role in the de- velopment of this section of the state and which have forged to the front under manifestly adverse stances. Among other concerns, Mr. Woolley is general manager of the Domino-Wyoimng Oil company, the Lusk Development company and the Midw ern Investment company all of which are in step with the pro- gress that has characterized devel- opments here during recent months. *Altho a resident of Casper barely a year he has become identified with many substantial enterprises. As a member of one of the oldest and most prominent families of Salt Lake city, Utah, Mr. Woolley locat- ed here thru a visit to Casper and thru a letter to Judge C. E. Winter from Governor Syry Among others associated with him in these ventures are Judge C. E. Winter, J. L. Baker, capitalist of Om- aha, and Samuel Oehenstein of Chey- enne, and the fact that Mr. Woolley is the head and manager of the Pio- neer Realty company will be an im- portant factor in carrying its work in that region to a successful con- clusion. His interest in Powder River is ‘FENEX GOMPLETES WELL TO MUDDY WALL GREEK | The Fenex Oil company have | pleted a well to the Wall Cree jon their holdings in the Big Muddy |field| The sand was found last Fri- |day and the cap rock penetrated a few feet. The hole commenced to show oil immediately and the fluid rose in the hole to about 100 feet. The well was | shut down pending arrangements to | take care of the production and will | be drilled in shortly. ‘AEGUMPTION VAUDEVILLE | AT THE EMPRESS SUNDAY | | | Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at jthe Empress theater will see the re- {sumption of vaudeville when x |standard acts, guaranteed to satis the most skeptical, will be shown. 'y duct the morning praper service at HHYEMING OILS ACTIVE OWL GITY FINANGIER ON -—ONTHENEW YORK GURB. INSPECTION OF FIELDS oming oil stocks are becoming Mr. D. R. Woolley of Oil City, popular in New York than for) Pa, was a business visitor to the 1 months. Northwest Oil, | Wyoming oil fields for the past which was listless and dull around | week in the interests of Eastern cap- 8 a few days ago moved up to 70 jitalists and- leaves today for an in- bid teday and the local market was|spection of the Big Muddy fields af- cleaned of a large amount of it./ter which he expects to depart for Glenrock at $4.50 was again eager-|the East again. ly sought the report being that it is Mr. Woolley is representing some being absorbed by important inter- of the largest independent oil men ests who expect a large bulge once of the Eastern oil fields who are stock market conditions take an up-|looking over the Wyoming develop- ward turn. Boston-Wyoming, on the ments with an eye to the possibilities strength of its increased production, | of engaging in the~business here. was quoted at 23 bid, 24 asked, with) FE sales early in the day at 26. Merritt! which was weak around $25 yester- day, climbed to $26 bid, while Mid-} west Refining was strong at $115.50 WELL § f000 PRODUCER ar | The Rev. Roland Philbrook will be bid. in Casper Sunday morning to con-}| On the Buck Creek dome north of Manville and Lusk, the well of the The Western Consolidated " Petroleum St. Mark’s Episcopal church. circum-} Four of these acts, at a great ex- hour of the service has been changed pense, are being brot from the Hop-| from 10:30 until 11 orclock in order |podroma circuit and this alone should that Mr. Philbrook may Srxive fry insure a-splendid performance.- The |Glenrock in time for the service. | |Empress concert orchestra will play h 5 sev i i : ave occupied seven times lin usual, while Miss Madge Rush, Garhnat ferritors in Gerr the popular dancer, will give two| ,o.... total Sof jof her feature dances, the Russian| africa, 4 tne tate — Mazurka and the Strutter’s Ball. | | La Morrow brothers, in singing,| s much | nan East | Belgium. 2OSSOOO9O9OS company is reported making 500 bar- rels of heavy oil. The report is not confirmed and it is hardly likely that the operators would allow the well to flow out as there is no tankage handy or pipe line to take care of the gil 1 i simply go to waste. talking, paper manipulating and dan. as . jcing acts, are unique entertainers }the Spanish Troubadours,- nove SUNDAY, Sy dancers, are the “essence of speed, MONDAY, ’ and have elaborate costumes; Bob TUESDAY and Peggy Valentine have an or inal line of song and comedy that is hard to beat; Wilko, the magician and ventriloquist, has a lot of novel surprises in store for the audiences, | and Margaret La Rose, a dainty com- edienne, is guaranteed to please in her singing and talking act. | The performances will begin at} 7:30 and 9 o’clock each evening, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, and | the prices are popular. SERBIANS BEING | | TRAINED, FARMS _TO BLOOM AGAIN 7:30 and 9 P.M 6 At a big expense we are bringing THEATRE = VAUDEVILLE — STANDARD ACTS——— Guaranteed to Satisfy or Your Money Back but another expression of his faith in| the future of central Wyoming and| LONDON, July 19.—Farm scholar- | this district in particular and con-|ships are being given sons of Serbian} ditions go far toward lending assur-|farmers in a movement for the re- La Morrow Brothers Unique Entertainers Diversions of Singing, Talking, Paper Manipulating and Dancing [By United Press] country tributary are above par. In| after the war. addition to the possibilities, for oil| Already aon riot) Serbian production which will place it in the youth; are xr ng instruction in front rank of Wyomine fields, £e2-|Soott'ch agricultural coUe7 ond possibly only to Salt Creek, the)" the expenses of those farmer Sesbrict. dm ately trbutery 48) students is provided oul of the Ar- adapted to ‘Iture whch is sure Margaret La Rose That Dainty Comedienne Singing and Talking to follow of agbivo: devas yee mie! of Allies) funds. yh) WILKO opment. It ly a large shipping | InNny Tur | The Novelty Surprise ojected by the} ‘ Ventriloquist Pior Realty c ny the | sy Ks pee will beecme a good tradinz roint: | GHEATER PAR iif REL GUA Among the improvements wh'ch will) f 4 te make a success of the ‘enterpr’se| | more certain is the installation of a ' a water system and at a future date the| [By Associated Pre water wells located some distance out-| PARIS, July i side the oil area to the north are) per cent of Bel expected to furnish er for irrl-| free from the invader. i gation in large quantities. occupied commuries are within ze Prominent financial interests in|of the German heavy artillery, which Casper are associated with Mr. Wool-|has fired upon Dunkirk, but all are Adults 45c, War Tax 5c—Total Children under 12 Yrs. 24c, War Tax 1c, Total_________ in various enterprises, another in- dication of local f: in plans which e been ripenening for weeks and ch will be launched with solid al support and backing. _ The ject is immediately in line with the steady progress of development thru- out the central part of the state, where future prosperity bids fair to eclipse all previous records. the passing of excitement incidental to the first discovery of oil in the many districts per, any project undertaken at this time will necessarily be founded on a more conservative and subs basis and in furthering Powder Ri petus thru the discovery of oil and in the Pio- gas prolific quanti neer Realty company is hoping to realize a right future. pis bi dS: FREE ACCESS TO CANADA FOR ALLIED VISITORS Hon. G. of the Cana and a member of the Dominion Gov- ernment, officially announces that the reports circulated in Canada and, the United States to the effect that visitors to Canada from the United States will be compelled to register at a postoffice before being able to secure hotel accommodation or trans- portation, that women visiting Can- ada will be detained, and that Amer- icans traveling in Canada‘will require passports, are absolutely without the least. foundation. | chairman ion Board,, Fred Converse, Wyoming sales- man of the Oil Well Supply company is back in Casper after an extended auto trip over the central and south- ern part of the state. Mr. Converse left Casper about three weeks ago and covered the country in the Oil! 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