Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 5

ANNOUNCEMEN | annonnée as a candidate } hen sation nomination for County and Prosecuting ect to the will of the voters as d at the primary election, 20th. GEORGE W. FERGUSON. ————oe TO PROPERTY OWNERS) AND TENANTS Notice is hereby given that under and “SF virtue of Section 2, Ordin- All property owners or tenants of property are hereby required to mow herwise destroy and remove the weeds that may ‘be growing on any jot or part of a lot, or on that portion of a Street, Alley, or Sidewalk park- ing joining such lot or!part of lot) in the City of er, on or before) the 15th day of At . Any person failing to comply with this notice shall be deemed guilty of misdeameanor, and fined in any sum not exeeeding $25.00. JOHN F. LEEPER, Pub. Aug. 6, 12. 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The jo. 4 and 5, Kimb Ee EE NL FOR SALE—Beautiful foup-room house and bath; all modern; basement; 3 finished rooms, coal room, and iaundry nd toilet; going at a bargain; $1500 handie this, balance monthly Dayments.. Box, 83, Tribune office. - « —— | FOR SALE AT A BIG BARGA!N—I No. 38 Star Drilling outfit (300-foot ma- chine). Has extra 4 and 6-inch bits and complete set of slips. Outfit can be seen at Blackstone Co. yards, 168 South Ash St. For further particulars inanire of Chas. Liebenstein, First ant Wolcott streets. Phone 701J, or J. A. Harbison, Blackstone Tarnsit Co, Phous | goss. | | | FOR SALE—Gray-Reed baby carriag reversible gear, artillery wheels7-a st new: $15. Ph 624 |FOR SALE—Fifty feet of carden hose; $5 and an Oliver typewriter. 444° North Beee 8-5-2 FOR SALE Elegantly furnished ‘ome; seven rooms, hot water heat; bargain. Address Box L. 70, care Tribune, - 8-5-6 FOR SAL™!—Range, heaters, beds, din- ing room sets, dishes, cooking utensils, chine and other articl Mahan St. FOR SALE—Frying chickens, pullets. Laying and killing hens and fresh- lated eggs. \ Cu 260 Marion-St, 8-3-2t* FOR SALE—A neatly finished and@ fer. .nished cabin near Standard refinery, bargan. Call evenings 761 West Se ond St. 8-3-3t* noe aid FOR SALE—Wicker go-cart; nearly new, with wicker top. ~ Phone 658. 8-3-3t — FOR SALE“Ford touring car; 1917 mode. shi of “ee: WOR SALE Mr, House Hunter if you want ahome, {and know a good thing when you see it. “I have some good lots, and will bulld you, a beautiful four-room, bun- gsalow, bent of construction, oak floors, bak~ finish, full basement, best ~of | Plumbing, ete., for $3700, complete and | sell on. very easy terms. GROVER C. GoRSUCH . “Builder of Good Homes.” Phone 638-J. 1025 8. Aa | FOR SALE—Small, six-hole range, In- quire 756 uth Oak. 3-21 FOR SALE—Large house on lot 65x120; close in; income about $359 per mo. x ore small Dayineht down, wiance gmon payments, I, care Tribune. ” 4 * 8-3-3t® — FOR SALE—Good Jewel range; cheap. 619 Cunningham. 8-3-7t" FOR _#ALE—Victrola and records; library Sapte: sewing machine, chif- fonier, sanitary couch, oll stove ana ilarge rug. Phone 864M. / 520 raege =2-5t* FOR SALE—A real snap buy, 8-room new bungalow, near new school on Phone 638J. See owner, 1025 South Ash St. 8-2-6 | FOR SALE—Six-room bungalow; the best buy on south ide; new ant \strietly modern, Call Grover C. Gor- such, builder of good--homes, 1025 So. Ash ‘St. Phone 638J. $-2-6t —— | FOR SALE—One-room house and two lots in North Burlington addition; jhouse plastered, also 30x30 ie, both a bargain. Apply Geer Brockwell, at house. Going to enlist, Lots 3 und 4, Hagen avenue. 8-2-4t" SALE—Team, Wolghing 3009 Ibs., b $100; ; horse weighing 1300 1 mare, weighing 1260 Ibs., $6 weighing “1200 lbs., $65 On, saddle jand bridle, $50; 3% wagon, Rod brie chen, harness, $100. pple, est Se ond ‘street, across Burlington trackn. id second-hand store. B.1-4t? R SALE—House; four rooms and bath, full basement, on corner lot, furnished., Phone 618W. 8-2-6¢ FOR SALE OR RENT—New, modern, eight-room bungalow; $3200, rental $45. Hast Dover and Bonnie Brag ES Orse, a FOR SALE—A new, five-room house, plastered, double constructed and at ; furnished or unfurnished. a bargain Box i care Tribune. 1-30-6t* $1,350 . 81.250 2 $1,350 WHY PAY RENT ° Only $250 cash and $35 per month bays |a neat, brand new bungalow. Three |large rodms, wired for electricity, alt | walls nicely tinted, water in house, foundation, close in. stop paying rent plastered, concret Sec SB Cottaes FOR RENT $35 per month. Neat, brand new bungalow of 3 rooms, All rooms hic yy tinted, water in house; good loca. | tion, a | $625,00, cary terms, $100 cash and $20 |per month buys a neat cottage of awo distant ones |f0oms. plastered, etc.; close to Buriing- ftom station; move in’ right now. This ite a good buy for a ratlroad man. ~ = NR TR af oor asper Realty Company 10 “South Center | FOR SALB—Four-room house and bath without fixtures; newly fur- eaay terms. | B48y. a. FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICE—O}- fice furniture, consisting dei chairs, rug, typewritter, eto, aa. Box 333, care Tribune. 7-1 ie | A single, whale of ordivury site |will yield ten.tons of meat, or su equivalent of that obtained from iO | head of cattle. Cc = Con Nod FOR SALB—Gadillac Signe seven-pass. {ee Hen- | at basement. —. *}on left shoulder ¢|League will itt no way conflict wit [the use of the building as an Armory nn ‘ heat rooming house in—the city Te oF lease, The Security Loan Breit and 5, Kimball bu 7-31. FOR RENT—Nicely room apd bath. ‘ furnished front 538 Weot nd. 8-5-2t? FOR RENT — Two-room house, 816 South Waisut. furmenes “Eras 3 5% FOR RENT—Three-room, furnished house; bath. 719 Bast First. 8-5-1t FOR RENT—Three-room, unfurnishe: ete no children. Phon Ts: FOR RENT—One 4-room houke, one room house at 347 North Pi<e. Phone 36TW. 8 it FOR RENT—Th MEAL rooms; nishe@;, hot and of laundry room FOR RENT’— Four-toom furnished house with bath; room for_ rent; good location. Phone 181J. 7-1 oe FOR RENT—One furnished sront. bed. room. Phone 9g0J or 949. 8-2-5t* FOR RENT—Furntsh room fh bases i rent reasonable. Cail 206 & h gtreet, Phone 735. 8-2-5t Three fine basement 3 $26. Ce 1315 Bast 3- FOR RENT—Five-room, modern house. Call 9905. 163 South’ Elm. $-1-¥ FOR RENT—One.room_ house; house; both in Kenwood anderson, South Dougs } ; Teasonable. ter street. 317 W. Co., Bidg. Phone 702. ROOM FOR RENT $20 per month. - 156’ North Wolcott. Telephone, hot and cold water in room and bath adjoining. Only é6ne block from Midwest hotel. Will rent to one man only. 166 North Wolott. 7-25-3t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished Tooms. 331 W. Second. j LOST AND FOUND LOST, STRAYED OR STORE ba “ hors: branded . modern 8-16-tf one black hoi branded the same wa wetxht 1500 each; both have their manes roachea 350 reward for information tha lead. to their recovers ry liams, Powder River, Wyonting. &. LOST. ear Alcov: brown Tekthek ease, containing tles; initials H. B.C. on case. Leave at Tribune office for reward. 8-1-5t site aN es elias SY MONEY. The Security Loan Co, # and 5, Kimball Bldg. “Phone 703, ; -31-278 ———— —————— YOU should try our 11:3) till 2. Second St. OUR specialt; Waffle Kitchen, 115 W a 6-i4-tf these warm days, Waf- trap freee re atti Kitchen iN Season. W° % 115 West Second St. eg idett NOTICE OF INCORPORATION ie POWDER ~ RIVER ROYALTY COMPANWwas incorporated in’ the office of the Secretary of State, Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 27th day of May, 1918, at 9:05 o’cleck A. M. The object and purpose of said Company is to carry on.and transact a general mining business in all its branches. Mhe amount of the capital stock of the said company shali be ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided into one hundred thousand shares of the par value of One Dol- lar $1.90) each, hd The terms of the existence of the id ‘“ompany shall be fifty years. The operations of the said com- pany shall be carried on in and at the City of Casper, in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, and in any other county or place within said State of Wyoming; and also outside of the State of Wyoming, and with- in-any state, territory, district or possession of the United States or foreign country. The number of Directors of said company shall be three, and the names of the Directors gwho shall manage the concerns of sald company for the first year are C. T. Boone, Harry-Adams and F. H. Pope, ~ The location of tke principal of- tt of the company im this state shall be rooms 14, 15 and 16, Town- send building, in the City of Casper, in the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, and the agent in charge of said office and the agent for service of process upon said cor- poration is William O. Wilson. a 2 C. T. BOONE, President. WILLIAM ©. WILSON, Secretary. Pub, Aug. 2, 3, 5, 1918, LANDER ARMORY T0 BE USED COMMUNITY HOUSE LANDER, Wyo., Aug. 5,—The Ar- mory will be made into a big com- munity house, if present plans of the Woman’s Patriotic League for cons trol of the buiiding are effected. The plan has met with the approval of the Governor, and has been put up to the Adjutant General. It is expected that Adjutant General Weaver will be in the city next Tuesday evening to address the draft men departing from Freemont County, and that he then will announce his decision, The plan of the Woman's Patrtio when our soldiers return, but it will jresult in placing the structure to practical community uSe during their absence. Ba Ten thousand tivms, employed 2,- 500,000 men and women, are maki munitions in Great Britain. THE PEOPLE YOUR E STRAIGHT T0 = |SOME HOUSES ON PASY PAYMENTS Butler a idi- | tion; all new and well arranged, $1450; $150’ down, balance like rent. NORTH CASPER ADDITION 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. CLOSEAN LOTS 8175, Three-room hotese, | ton; cement foundation, plastered, full Saat $950; $60 down; 340 4 month 310 a Month, No Interest, So Taxes w prices are for a short time only nd are subject tices without notice by the owners at any time. be raised very soon. Ont These extremely To to an increase in GEORGE W. FERGUSON price on all lotsa wil F Attorney-at-Law Phone 196¢-J ‘room hole, bath room without r Ms ted on South + BUY NOW/AND DOUBLES YouR moNEY! oa afnu” Rak Pour.reom bingalow wit Over 100 New Housew in North Casper Addition Now jment,; furnace heat, ceme: = 750 palance like & new one going up every day, consequently che 4750 cash, balance Ii Hy and surely. Let us show you how you We get you the lumber. gos] n stop paying rent—on our building plan. North Cuaper Addition, the Best Value for Your Money. PAUL H. MOORE, Manager. _ 159 Somth Center Street. Phone 3815. modern, five-room house; ANT TO SET.) PE F Sal FOR SALE—CADIDLAC RIGHT, SHVEN PASSENGER Excellent condition; been used on good mountain roads; $1250 for quick sale; will take tn light car as part payment If in good condition and priced right. ASK FOR JONES eo HARRY Free Address room 109, Henning hotel. ‘The § | Real Estate NOTICE OF SALE | 5 Penny Arcade, STATE OF WYOMING, 157 So, Center St. 5 alt fe ’ Phone 596-W. £68! COUNTY OF NATRONA. dare IN THE DISTRICT $.5-6¢ SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRI WEBEL COMMERCIAL COM-} od cotporation, Defendant. t|THE GREAT PLAINS QIL COM- | PANY, a cororation, Defendant. Under and by virtue of an order| | tlof gale issued out of the District) scales. Court of Natrona County, State of 8-2-4t| Wyoming, in an action wherein the) Thomas | Webel Commercial company, a cor- poration, is plaintiff, and The Great 4-s¢*| Plains Oil Company, a corporation, |defendant, upon a judgment in fevor| gat of said plaintiff and against said de- t*|fendant, for the sum of Four Hun-} jdred and 60-100 Dollars ($400.50) | | with interest thereon from the 7 8-3-2" |day of May, 1918, and costs of suit, jand to mie directed and hich order of sale was duly ‘attest- *\ed-on the 23rd day of July, 1 having heretofore attached the herein | } described property, under writ of at-)| Q————____________o -24-tf | tachment issuing out of said Court,! and having levied on all of the right, title, claim and interest of said de- fendant in and to the following de- scribed property, to. of 12-inch casin; —___—_ -—____—__0 i DOCTORS ——— +) WAN wre ation min priv: Aly. rtbucknam Bee Amy BONDS of all bot and sold. The PANY, a NO. 4 an is ( Estate—Heutals—Ineurance 314 Off Bxehange Matiding. Phone w55-J. @ Wtv wm FO] WANTED—To Modern hous 529, care Tribu; WANTED-—A \ pai 377. ¥ five or six-room, will pay cash. | 1 Second “atreet, ever White's Grocery a % S. W. VALLIER WANTED—The addrent me sid Jone: Notify 79 Public Square, Water Webay. Soe ot. He ‘eastern A! ing corporation, 401 0. S. bul DR. MERCER DICKERSON “Rohrbaugh Bldg. WANTED-—-Wirat-oinas tion, “wt or Pirniture, Call 602w. House, 208 Nort Cen- nee, Aunsthetics a Specialty, wo Thermos bot tei and Marbic Monuments ana | ee, Vanlta. Mencolownes, Cure} ot DR. C..W. THOMAS, Second Floor, Wood’ Building Office Hours: WANTED—Men — for Roo; 5 Midwest Refining C pra ae Ey WANTED TO BUY—Natignal No, 2 or dard a state price in first lett moving same, to pieces of casing of various sizea, as the same is enum-! erated.and appraised in the inventory of appraisement on fi i is hereby given that on the 9th day of August, at 2:00 o |P. M. at Section 21, township 33, |range 77 in what is commonly known | as the Big Muddy District in Na- trona County, I will sell the above Wil-| described property, or so much there-| al Salt Creek field, ff special lunches.| ‘Th ANY Everything in Metal Work. ° | Warm Air end Het Water Heat- | (SE TST ESS er i|| HOTEL ARRIVALS. ee «| i > _, Fourth and Pine | MeEVENY & HARKNESS { Electrical Contractors. Wireing, Repairs and Fhone 896W. At the Midwest Phone 836J. | T. J. Quigley, Denver; G. J. Mullin, St. Louis; Deay M. Gillespie, liam Utainger, Denver; Fred’Cateron,|of as may be necessary to satisfy Chicago; John Grogean, Roy Sample, city; S. E. Goodfriend“Whiting Ind. J. L. Dunbar and wife, Salt Creek; J. E.. Sherar, wife and son, Rocky Ferd; G. H. Paul and wife, Riverton; Mr. and Mrs. F.{Ehrke, Mr. and Mrs. | J. Ehrke, Kansas City, Mo.; Ed, J. McMahon, Denver; H. M. Alhman, E. C. Johnson, Seattle; C.| W. Perned, Minneapolis; R. C. Wol- ford, Chicago; B: F. Myre, Gillette; . Hughes, cit: 3 and wife, Scottsblu ni ni ic | plaintiff’s claim, besides costs and in- terest and accruing costs, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for|o _ ef OO J. DONOHUE | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-Water | Jobbing ot HUGH L. PATTON, Sheriff of Natrona County. Pub, July 27, 29, 0, 31; Aug. 1,,0__ 5, BUSINESS MEN RESPOND TO GAL FOR: HARVEST Lander 5 Sabi sR A Fa "Dr. LN. Frost Office, former Moker residence third door east of postoitice, DR. MYERS i Physician and. Surgeon. Special Attention Given to ses of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S: Bidg. ~~ =H, >—hC | DUBOIS & GOODRICH Reom 24, Townsend Bldg. Cooper, Ww; ?>_—————$ 0 John R. Jordan, Merritt; T. P. Cullin, U. S. R. S. Mitchell, Neb.; O, E. Pearson, Torrington ; Mark Graves, Kenosha, Wis; John Palmquist, Den- LANDER, Wyo., Aug. 5. business and professional men have \declared their> readin farmers harvest their crops, and will be on the job any time they are noti- fied to go to work. \notity Miss Leona Wells, acting sec- Lander Commercial ss to help the ~w tA. the Henning E. M. McKelvey, Omaha; Harry Abel, Chicago; Dr. Murray, Thomas, S. Heath, J. L. Reams, Denver; J. Quigley, Denver; Martin W, Lan- ders, Cleveland; Frank A. Hou Farmers are to CHAS C. YOUNG Brick Work Contractor. | Will do work outside of Casper. | 736 E. Second St. Phone 962-W retary of the Club, when help is needed. MeMahon, the Rev. J. G. Pur. of the business and professional men W. M. Conjey, Sajt signed the petition for farm help . M. Ferguson, Harold F.|whén it was circulated last week, and Shaffer, Denver; G. P. Drodge, San}others not on the dist have signified W. their willingness to go. Le brtomed AS: ———— J.‘ V. Barche, Mrs, D. Avery, = ee MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. and . L. Krauer, Wyoming; B. Sauftders, Helena, Mt.; Mrs. L. R. Smiley, Spokane; F. M. Stowell, O— Lincoln; Cecil E. Henry, Esther A.) | Keefe, Douglas; Mr. and Mrs, George’ R. Wendling, Omaha; R. C. Lacomb, THEAMOPOLIS: FORGER I$ RETURNED FOR HEARING. Leroy Martin, wanted in Thermop- is, for cashing bad checks, returned there for trial, ing been apprehended by the local sheriff's \office on advices furnished! by the Hot Springs county seat, _— MASONS TO ESTABLISH SOLDIER INSTITUTION ‘ George F, Moore, sovereign grand commander of the Ancient and Ac- cepted Scottish Rite for the Southern jurisdiction of the United States, will, visit France at an early date to lay plans for the establishment of an-in- stitution, under Masonic auspices and control for the benefi soldiers, in ways the Gctivities of according to word lodge, A. F. & A. M. ran, sovereign grand inspector gener-| al in Texus, will accompany CASPER STORAGE COMPANY | ‘A BILLIARD PARLOR Cool reoms for tru Pei We. call for and deliver. ides, pelts, furs and wool, © of firet-clans. PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin’ St. Phones 272 and 273 Appointments by Telephone Telephone J. H, JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C. raham Smith Bidg., Suite 11. =—— THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel daily, Sunday, at 8:30 a. Leaves Salt Creek I WANT YOUR BRICK Lyric Theater Bidg., Center St! { On Contract or Percentage per at 1 p m. ‘Trsps made to al one way, $7.50. TH, Pro Mare: Chiropractor B. G. Hahn 11-12 Townsend Bldg. —The— FILLING STATION ‘ANY POSEY & CHANDLER REPAIRING We Clean and Repair EVERYTHING Cash Registers, wing Machines, Gu We Sharpen Knives and Saws; MakegKeys, Repair Locks: Bring Your Troubles to Us! ——_—_—__—_—-=9 GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Corner East Second Beech Streets CASPER, WYOMING ieee | WF Ww. H. BROWN Class Groceries nd Provisions Grace St. North Casi Telephone SI7-W. BUY YOUR ACTUAL MONBY’S wor | In Ures, Don't Imy expenses. Per- | mit us te show Sam P. Coch} STORAGE — Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. Storage House on Burlington 1c CHAMBERLIN F' AND. UNDERT. ‘S RGNTA UA ed alm. tor | One block west Midwest hotel, San ' | Mice Clean Heda, Scotland has a mill capable of ‘tect ig | ing out 200 tons, of ver week, + from sawdust, Paper a week aol SRS: