Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 5

‘The Lot Man. STUCCO HOUSE s2760 -room stucco house with batin Re stove heat, electric os a na WP tront, Yocated near’ Sec: be ig a ‘bargain. Owner anxiou)s to sell.and fs offering a sacrifice. . ae BUNGALOW EVER most ABTH He Hh Soe te z ~ nin, four. re HORT wood Work finish, best grade of oak floors, all built-in. features, handy kitchens, very large and cheer- ful living room with planty of win. dows, two bed rooms. It is an ideal jiome for a small family. Located in the best residéntial ort, of the price $3,200, and orfly hait casly ance on good terms. #2700 it at FOR RENT 5 rooms,and bath, riodern; partly turnished, $65. 5 nd bath, modern, $40. 4 Fooms, and bath, near High School, 35. 7 % s 1 You Haclist Xe With wn. ASK FOR JONES ¥ FREE. “ihe Lot Man. ‘ - ‘Insitrance , Investments 157 So. Center St, 7" Real Estate Rentals Phone 896-w, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ES- TATE * THE STATE OF WYOMING, ) © ~\ )ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA, -\ In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District, in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming. ~ In the Matter of the Estate of Frank H. Sawyer, Deceased: — Notice is hereby givén fo all cred- itors and other persons interested in the aboye entitled estate, that ont July 30th, 1918, the undersigned, Ad- ministratvix of the Estate of Frank H. Sawyer, Deceased, filed her final account and petition for distribution of said estate, With the Clerk of the above éntitled District Court, where anyone interested may examine said; aceount and petition and file objec- tions thereto at any time on or be- fore Septetiber 28, 1 , that is, within thirty days after the last pub- lication of this notice on the 28th of August, 1918, and if no objec- tions are filed the Administratrix wilt make final settlement of said estate on the 30th day of dia rt A. D., 1918, er as soon thereafter as the matter may be Heard by the Court. / Dated this 3ist day of July, A. D., 1918, ELVIRA~A. SAWYER, Administratrix of the Estate ‘of |, Frank H. Sawyer, eased, WILLIAM 0, Witson® aie Attorney for Estate. Pub, July 31, Aug. 7,44, 21,-28, 1918. s NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Corinne Payne, Plaintiff vs. John Clarence Payne, Defendant. To John *Clatence’ Payne, defendant, whose last known post 6ffice® ad- dress and residence was , Victoria, British Columbia: . — $ You will take notice that- Corinne Payne, plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District, in and for Natrona County, Wyoming, the ob- ject and prayer of which is for an absolute decree of divorce on the ground that you wilfully deserted her on or about the 15th day of June, 1914, and have not supported of lived with her sinee that date. You are further notified that you are required to answer the said pe- tition on or before the 28th day of September, 1918, or the allegations therein will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this 81st day of July,| 1918, . x W. L. BAILEY, (Seal.) Clerk, “District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis- trict, Natrona County, Wyoming. Pub, July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11. st (E. R. S.) NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. RAINWATER BROTHERS COM- PANY was incorporated in the offid@will pay’ spot cash for qset furnitur ot the Secretary of State, Cheyentie, Wyoming,-on the 2nd day of August, 1918, at the hour of 9 o’clock, a. m. The term of existence of said. com- pany is fifty years next after the above date. The object of snid com- pany is ‘to engage in the general livestock business. The capitalstock of said company is ten thousand dol- lars, divided: into one hundred shares of the par value of one hundred dol- lars per share, \ ‘The affairs and man- ‘gement of said company WM bel - under the epntrol of’a board of three directors: directors for the first corporate year of said company. The principal op- erations of said company shall be conducted in Natrona County, Wy- ming; the principal officé of said company is Reoms 309-10-11 Oil Ex- change Building, in the ity of £as- per, Natrona County, Wyoming, with AE, Stirrett, the agent of said com- pany in charge thereof. A. E. STIRKETT, \ Secretary. First Published Aug: 14, Last Published Aug. 16, / We b " Staley poe ferred bonds. Prttor ’ & _|FOR SALE—Team of al |8 ‘ou Want to Sen | $1, : A. Rainwater, Mildred | Rainwater and A. E. Stirrett are the) Trunks. R “Extra good 1917 Fora ae truck boy. ‘Wholesale Sup ply ore, Third stréet. 8-1i-# FOR SALE OR RENT—One good cie- room house; electric lights; close in. e 3 fom, atid due f-room house just ‘s0U) ol near new OL. Sonn Mt Wishemmaren sid we Seno street: Phone 361 Ht SALE—About 1,200 tt. Haine pipe with Gate Valves, 7, sen ‘ees ani Will.make special low price or quick cas! J@. Can be seen at {| yards of Bisclstons Motor ‘Co. or git Ash street. Inquire of Chas. Lieben- Stein. Phone 701-J, corner First and Wor itt streets, 8-14-tt Reldings, 6 and 8 years old, weight 3,000, $450; bay mare 12’ years, weight 1250, $65; | gelding 9 years, weight 1200, $65; gen. | tle dle pony, $35. 3 1-4 inch wagon | 365 ch Wagon $25; set of britchin | harness, $45. “Second Hand Store on West side 6f Burlington track. Phone er e®: 8-14-4t> ne ees FOR SALE—3-year-old family horse; cy ne DUERY and harness, all for $109) good mdition ; Feet bargain. — Ad- ress P. O. Box 178, Casper, Wyo, 3t dh R .SALE—For a‘few days onl fine level building lot, among g ndy to refinery; sewer ang Water in on lot: Price "3550, wort! $1,000. Phone 638-J. Cait 1025 Sout! h St. 8-13-31 i ____ FOR SALE—Westinghouse Automatic Wiectric_ Range; good as new, Price $25, if taken at "once. Address Box 1000, Care Tribune. 8-13-5t* FOR SALE—About 60 young thorobred Buff Orthington chipks. 831 South Wolcott. ° 8-13-31 A eS ATI hc FOR SALE—One $85 Silver Cornet; wil! sell for $25 if taken at once. AW. First. St. “Phone 24 13-3 “ RIGHT NOW NOT NEXT WEEK, BUT ‘TODAY { am going to sell’ a modern five room house, two finished rooms, coal thot and store room in_basel ent, thefoughly modern, new bath, hot and fold water, electric lights, ok tigers living and dining room, built-in Tea~ tures in kitchen, all newly decorated and newly painted, outside large porches, full size lot, garage, location Bast Second’ street. Now if you can pay_$600 cash dnd $50 per month I can give you the best home for the money in Casper. This is straight business taik and if ‘ou want a gopd modern comfortable ome you had ‘better“see me at once because I am going to sell it to the first responsible person who wahts this place. pix G. C, COAKING 111 E, Second Street. — | —_—— FOR SALE—Team of geldings six anc eight years old, weight 3,000; price $450; 1200 Ibs. $66; gentle saddle pony 35; 3 1-4 foot wagon $65; 3 foot wagon 25. Second Hand stor®, west. side tot lurlington track. Phone 939. 8-18-51" FOR SALE—Cercasian dresser, good at new, cost $38.00; round dining dak table irood as new, cost $25.00; Axtmin- isterrug, 9x12 ft., cost $40.00. _ ‘Will sell |at half ‘price. Inquire 341 No. Mapte | Street. ~ 8-18-3t" SEE Ss ee FOR SALK—Two fine relinquishient, one on 640, near Casper; tent, 14220, 12 oz. nearly new. Lot 60x 146. 1210 Hast Second st. ———— } FOR SALE—12-Gage Remington Auto- matic shotgun; leather ease and 7! 20-Gage Marlin Pump and case McKinley st. 8-18-2t" ap, one International Phone 749-W. 8-1-tf Pena Be haha ea ne! Oh td FOR SALE—One Imperial Touring cat, 1916 model, Continental engine. Ap- ply 222 No. Washington St. 8-12.61 FOR SADE—New four-room houseand bath room, close in. $700 less than Owner, ‘347 No. Maple, Bhells; 495 No. FOR SALE—C one-ton truck, cost; terms. (2 6 ah as FOR SALE—A. safe; cheap. The Se. curity Loan company. Phone 702 FOR SALE —> Mr. House Hunter if you want # home, and Know a good thing when you see it. I have some govd lots, and will build you a beautiful four-room bun- galow, best of corStruction, oak floors, 0; ‘finish, full basement, best of (plumbing, ete., for $3700, complete and sell on very easy terms. GROVER C. “Builder of Phone 638.J. Gorsucon Good. Homes” No" i035 8. Ash, St a WILL TRADE A 5i5-acre wet es Sag for Cas- > © Pro) ¥ A. A. CHAPMAN Real Estate Agent \ Room 23 Townsend Bldg. ~ ay - FOR SALE—A real snap buy, 3-room new bungalow, near new school on McKinley St. Phone . See owner, 1025 South Ash St. 8-8-6t PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STOKE Two doors east of Postoffice. FOR SALE—New and second-hand furniture, pianos and office furniture, or exchange new for old. - i Texcnayan FURNITURE COMPANY | 206 West Third St. Phone 977-W. We ‘buy and sell enything. . Phonograph cabinet with 20 records, Only a - One Bpisor phonograph with &4 records, $38.50. Sewing ~machines for sale or rent. leaned ons i a good PAS 6OE: Second- a Slothing dnd | Shwes. Bedding of all kinds; Suit Cases and (pa See ee WE hi arties for several roomphe and ‘boarding. houses. The Secutity Loan Cox, No. 4 and 5, Kimball Bldg. | Phone 702. : 7-81-27t | 'FOR SA del; Dodge touring car; mor i ‘class panaicey i fun a little over, 2,000~ f |atrest garage. Prone 16h / MISCELLANEOUS try, our special lunches, 0) Git. “Weatte Hitchen, 118 ‘ond St 6-14-tf oor *meclnNs these warm days, Wat; fle at iches, lunches, all | ts in sea: ‘Affie Kitche gheehycraig i Be tone, 392% jas been aibett YO FOR RENT—Large mod room, close in. 133 No. Wolcott. ~ Phone 65- Ww. ~~. “Fe 8-14. FGR RENT—Thredroom furnished cottage. Phone 357-W. B-14-1¢ FOR RENT—Onre 3-room_ bungalows lights and water; unfurnished. Li ner 4th and Lincoln. Call Phene 820W. 8-18-3t FOR RENT—Five-room furnished able; also a large house; very reas room-titted for batchelor quarters. nN 873 "Midwest, Aves 8-14-3t I BUY AND SELL any old thing, Sec- ond Hand Store oi West ri triad across Burlington track. Phone 939, 8-13-68 FOR RENT—Cheap le garage to right. party, doub cars. Phone with room for three 48-M. 8-13-3t' FOR RENT bungalow. Lincoln. FOR RENT—A nice Call Phone 131-8. or Sale—New 5-room Inquire rear of 426 South = 8-13-5t modern bed room. 3 8-13-21 three nicely modern fur- 8.13-3t rooms, . Third, FOR_ RENT—Modern home, _5 rooms and th. 986 So. Spruce” St. Phone 964-W. 8-13-6t* FOR RENT—Five-room house furnis! 3; also two rooms an niture for’ sale; leaving city. 132 No. Wolcot = 13-2 FOR RENT—Two-room bungalow. In- quire 719 B. First st. 8-13-2t FOR RENT—Three unfurnished base- ment rooms or four partly furnished rooms on first floor; atl modern. For particulars cull 81624v. 8-13-3t FOR RENT—Room, modern conyeni- ences. _21 0. Grant. ‘hone 312-. Call after 6 p. ms 8-13-38 FOR RENT—Modern house. -~ Inquire Phil Seely. Phone 193-M. soiz-3t FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms or light housekeeping; no children 225 South Beech. 8-15 -3r* FOR RENT—Furnished apartment with bath, 635 Natrona Ave. 8-12-31 FOR RENT—Two rooms; ona fur- nished for light housekeeping. In- quir® 262 So, Durbin. 8-12 -6¢ FOR RENT — Two cozy furnfshea rooms for light~housekeepin, round floor and close in, Phone) 66 call after 5 p. m. 2-3t furnished. fron: bath; close in, 538 W FOR RENT—Nicely room and Second St. 8-12-81 FOR RENT—Kooms. 148 Dorth Beech, 8-10-6t* NEW. office and sleéping rooms for “rent \tt the Cobb building, next door to the Watt hotel. 8-8-6 ———$ THE best rooming house in, the city for’sale or lease. The Security Loan Co. No. 4 and 5, Kimball. buildin Phone 702. 7-31-27 “LONAS on ‘diamonds, watches, guns, furniture or anything of value. The ‘0., 4 and) 6, Kimbal Security Loan Ci Bldg. “Phone 702. 7 7-31-271 ROOM FOR RENT * i $20-per month. 156 North Wolcott. Telephone, hot and cold water in room and bath adjoining. Only one block from Midwest hotel. Will rent to one nan only. 156 North Wolcott, 7-25-31 FOR RENT—Nicel; rooms. 331 W. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Black and white Liewlyn setter scar oh right@shoulder. Retura Lyric Billiard parlor; reward, 8-10-6t* EASY MONEY. The Security Loan Co., No, 4 and 5, Kimball Bldg. Phony ape i * furnished modern ‘ond. 3-15-t NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING ~ Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of {mperial Oil Company Wil! be held at Room 403, Oil Exchange Building Casper, Wyoming, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M.’ on Tuesday, August 20th, A. D, 1918, for the pur- nose of electing a board of Direct- ors for the ensuing year and for the ‘transaction of any other business oroper for the consideration of the meeting. Dated this 8th day of August, A. D. 1918. B. 0. LUMMIS, — Secretary First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918. y ee NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING Notice is hereby given that the an- uual meeting of. the ‘stockholdeps of Overland On Development. Company will be held at Room 403, Oil Ex- Wenge Building, Casper, Wyoming at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, August»20th, A. D. 1918, for the purpose of electing ¢ Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as_is proper for the consideration of the meeting. Dated this 8th day of August, A. D, 1918. B. 0. LUMMIS, Secretary First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918... Last Pub. Aug, 19th, 1918. NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING. alt NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a special meeting of the stockholders of SUPERIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY, a Wyom- ing corporation, at the office of the Company, at 216 Oil Exchange Building, in the City of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming, on the 31st day of August, 1918,.at 10/0’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose. of electing a board of five (5) director! for the mnexpired portion of the -en- suing year, and for the transaction at said meeting of any and all other business which may properly pertain to;the affairs of the Company, Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Aug. 13, 1918. R. G. TAYLOR, Attest: President. I. N. CLAY, s Secretary. Pub. Aug. 14, 15, 26, 17, 1918. e H. & §. 19, 20. e “wi 339. J Me NORTH CASPER ADDITION e i CLOSE.AN LOTS $175. = ¥, Retr 819 a Month, No Interest, No Taxes Thes eetaeraely low pices are for a short time only nd are subject to an in fire vithout notice by the owners at any time. Ti Price on alt lots with be raised very soon: _ BUY Now AND now Over 100 New Houses in iiottenine stegdily Lia ae font-ow ‘our BuUing pighe "We ae \ North Caper Addition, the 5 so sonth Center street. ANOTHER which is $195. , Pay $195 and mov I hone: + belie) th: aie on mtly ve at you ean li ~ 85800— MLS ished rooms in basement, ed and’plastered with heaters. Cor od in thé southeast part of town, n the property. Pax $800 cash and ge Sage and move in. The upstates ren in basement. Get busy, for thiv +t IF YOU OWN » We will bulla you « modeza bwn We make-Buillding Loans. NATIONAL ©0-OPERA TIVE x _ 159 Sout Ne —__ WANTED—White housework. 207 REFINED COUPLE wish one or two for girl 5 Third. general 5B furnished rooms. w! ch privilege of using electric plate for sie..- sunches. Inquire Jewelry Store, 146 No. Center. — PRIVATE party wili buy (ir gige notes and bonds; ra discount; will loan money. care Tribune. WANT! Adri WANTED—Womak “or . girl eral house work. Call at Grant -Phone 820W. WANTED—Teams ar B also one tea: ir fresno. one 713-R. Stark & Co. \ 8-13-3t pee Ao kt oe EP at th WANTED—Would like to rent twa or rooms Might a gen- ‘avel hayling; three furnished. for” housekeeping about August 25. dress G-81, care of Tribune. ih WANTED—Two second nape Dicgelem, Canadian Messengers, 188 So, Davia St, in the rear. - 8-13-2t* WANTED—Girl . for enerar house work. Apply 516 So. arb apong WANTED—Three of four-room house with bath, unfurnished by Aug. 20. Phone 125 before noon. 8-13-5t% << ——___ WANTED—To leasé for six months or # year four or five-room modern fur- nished house, comparatively close im Novchildren. Call 4% between Pry oy =13-6t ———S—s $ WANTED—Woman for general house- work. Phone” 419<W. $-12-3t WANT virl wants position as Stenogtapher. Phone 477-J.. 3-12-3¢* WANTED—Man an@ wife wants job (Hs d- ranch; references furnished. dress box 278. Phone 898 wy DOr. 55 T10-62* WANTED—To buy men’g second-hand clothing and shoes, Phone #77W. BONDS of all kinds bot and sold. The Security Loan Co.,, 1 Sa 4 and 5, Kim- ball Bldg. 102, 7-81-27t Phone. L WANTED—Furniture. Cail 602W. Cas- per Auction House, 208 North Cen- ny WANTED TO BUY—National No. 2 or ua dard drilling outfit -at once; si inte cost of price in AEs letter, also noving same to Salt Creek fold, if lo- cated. elsewhere. Answer Case, The, Tribune. i NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING Notice is hereby given that the ah: nual meeting of the stockholders of Enalpac Oil and Gas Company will be held at Room 403, Oi! Bx- change Building, Casper, Wyomin, on Tuesday, August 20th, A. 3. 1918, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the-transaction of such other business as is proper for the consideration of the meeting. i ae Abig 8th day of August, B; 6: TAMAS, First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. ~ Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918 Sep The Oft-used .term “Seventh Heaven,” generally understood to mean ferfect bliss and delight, contes from the ohammedan religion, which believes in seven heavens, each rising in happiness above the other. , ~ } Six-room, Modern bungalow; bath, furtiace, large porches; Jaundry, furnace, garage’ for two cars; cement- eel iH. Fe dit nae ‘aaper Realty Ci 150 South Center S24} Fr 226: South | $-13-3t (Fai rent | yrdered accordingly. | WITNESS my land and seal of \said court this #th day of July, 1918. BLE YOUR MONEY! North Casper Addition Now ay, consequently the value of fots is s show you how you can stop paying t you the lumber. - est Value for Your Money. Phone 381J, BARGAIN $1,350-—Must Be Sol@ Neat, néw, three-rooit cottage, large rooms, double boarded, plaster- ed. All roorts nicély tinted, wired for electricity, concrete foundation,“ barge lot; eloaé in. ‘There is a mortgage on this property of $1,155, pay- able at the rate of $35 per month. All it takes to handle the property is the difference between the mortgagé and the sale price of $1,350, ~ ein. Why pay rent? ve Im this house for six ihonths T BE sOLD* four fin- ner lot, 60x140, tacing east. Locat- | ear Natrona St. $5,000 mortgdge on | t your dee@ and assume the mort. | ts for $85 per month and owner itves | i.sure go. JOUR OWN LOOP galow. Payments like rent. BUILDING COMPANY. Center. I WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage for Estimate PETER CLAUSEN 416 So. Jackson, Phone 804M. STORAGE Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. Storage House Be Burlipyton Trac! CH. ERLIN FURNITURE UNDERTAKING CO. — : ——_ |NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING... | pt NOTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN | that there will be a special meeting | of the stockholders’ of GLENROCK| PETROLEUM CO., a Wyoming cor- poration, at the office of the Com- | pany, at 216 Oil Exchange Building, in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 31st day of Angust, 1918, at 2 o’clock in the aft- {ernoon, for the purpose of electing a board of five (5) directors for the unexpired portion of the ensuing year, and for the transaction at said | meeting of any and all other business which, may properly ‘pertain to the affairs of the Company: | Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Aug. ,13, 1918. | “B. H. PELTON, JR., President. | | Attest: } R. G. TAYLOR, Secretary. H. & 8. Pub. Aug. 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20. h1918. ; NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF WYOMING ) | )ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA. ) | IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. { MATIE E. PALMER, Plaintiff, vs. | | WILLIAM S. PALMER, Defendant. | |TO WILLIAM S. PALMER, above- | famed defendant, whose last known place of residence was Los | Angeles, California: YOU_WILL- TAKE NOTICE that |Matie E. Palmer, Plaintiff, has filed la petition against you in the above- |hamed court, the object and prayer of ich is for divorce “on the ground fi you for more than one year past have neglected to provide the com- mor Necessities of life to plaintiff, and that such neglect was not the re- {sult of poverty on your part, which) you could not have avoided by ordin-| esky industry. And you are further notified that you are required to answer | WARREN L. BAILEY, © | | ™ Clerk of the District Court. | | ALEX B. KING, | Attorney for Plaintiff. | | (Seal.) \ Pub. July A0, 17, 24, 31; Aug. 14. | Phone 699. | {I 11-12 Townsend Bldg. | CASPER STORAGE COMPANY | RIKER Auto, Furniture, Piano, Machines. | PERALTY-INVESTMENT COMPANY conf tne... We ‘Btore any hinge sof =..3 Sool raéme for Y Real Estate—Rentals—Insurance jeer and Perishables. We call for and deliver. We sell hay, jin and feed. We buy hides, pelts, furs and wool. For a cémplete—line of first-class. Gréceties try THE CASPER STORAGE GROCERY ‘Telephone 97-98. 314 Off Exchange Building. Exchange Building 4 vegetables, | i } e ON P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Casper - + . Wyoming BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS t Let me move that Trunk. Call VIsOKY 72 or 2t1-w. mS RS OIL CITY FILLING STATION COMPANY POSEY & CHANDLER GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Corner East Second and Beech Streets CASPER, WYOMING GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fifth Floor O. 3. Bidg. Heavy He-tmforced Fire-proot Construction a Specialty bh4-— LEEPER & DOWNIE Offices, Smith Hulldinne ead Lau rc. Office Hours: a. m. to 12 m.; 1 to 5S p.m. 7 p. m. to 8 p. me. ‘Trained Nurse tn Office. Dr. Leeper, Phone Home, 265W. Office Phone 260 s N. Woleott St. 1 649. Office 923-3. oo ————- Grace St. North Canper Addition, Telephone S17-W, m Physfetan and Surgeon | F, S. LUCKEY, M. D. one: Residence, 001-W; Office, 120-3. ag Bt Oo Office, 111 Bast Second street, ad ph ne delhi? sof BUY YOUR ACTUAL MoNEY's yt WorTH ri Don’t buy expenses. Per- mit us to show them to you. Send | your order today. | EAST SIDE GARAGE ‘Third and Pine. Grantte and ™M DR. MPRCER DICKERSON kers, Vi; Hokhrbaugh Bldg. | seand a —— ae nt wor Reaidence, ROBE! SIMPSON 265 North Pine St. it. Opposite e. oO. Aunsthetics a Specialty. 221 Kast See. me 803 P GR SEE DR. C. W. THOMAS, tist. CASPER HEATING Second Floor, Wood Building and Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. iy SUPPLY COMPANY Evenings and Sundays by Ap- verything in Metal Work. pointrent. Warm Air Hot Water Heat- Lady Attendant ing. Casper, W. Fourth and Pine. Phowe 836J. McEVENY & HARKNESS | Electrical Contractors. Wireing, Repairs and | r Fixtures. Office Ph. 935 W., Res 665 W. | T41 West First. ii Seed 4 . J. DONOHUE DR. MYERS | Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. | Physician and Surgeon. | | Plumbing, St id Hot-W fy | CSE GEL ENMIC ee et umbing; Steam ai ds ' Specialty. |! ; Dr. I. N. F rost || | Jobbing of all icin ee | Office former Mokler rexidence}/'|* '* shop 645 South ‘Wolcott. oor third — east ee Phone 107W. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. ‘sician and S: m DUBOIS & GOODRICH e Architects. Si Clap mre to obgtet- Wises tee Bldg. and children. i Casper, Wyo. Biackmore Building Phones: Office, 30; Ree. 164 GRAVEL ROOFING PR. H. R. LATHROP F. M. DILLON DR. W. C. FOSTER Practical Gravel Roofer ee Building ‘hone 402-W Office Phone 54 | , 306 East Sussex Dr. Foster—Residence_.... 45 Dr. Lathrop—Residence____116 —— 3, —— | M PRIVATE HOSPITAL | ! - wtAtT # ILLIARD 340 S. Durbin St. sie Phones 272 and 273 z: |-A Congenial Place for Gentle- , men. Cigars, Tobneco, Confee- J. 8. JEFFREY, D/C. Ph.C. practor o——— tionery, and Soda Fountain. Appointments by Telephone. Telephone 470. MISS DELIA LENEHAN Beauty Parlor E. Burnham Smith Bldg., Suite 11, ee THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE , Leaves Midwest hotel daily, exce Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Salt Cree! Leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas- per at 1 p.m. Trips made to all FUSE oF eee, WAREOTE eee MASS __&._W. WARMOTH, ‘Prop. " DEISCHER let Ray, Vib: tt St. Phone 411. } : WHERE TO EAT IDA'S RESTAURANT Home-Cooked Meals. ‘Three Meals for $1.00 One block Went of Midwest hotel, Sandbar. Nice Clean Beds, $2.50 fm connection. Lyric Theater Bidg., Conter St. | | Phone 706. | | ee Chiropractor | B. G. Hahn | HAGENS & STANLEY iwyers , 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Wyoming GEORGE W. FERGUSON 0 Casper - - Y per week, } ——_—_—_—_ SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS pares allies teh te cian) da Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-3 Casper - + + Wyoming SEARLES 'TRANSFUR & STORAGE Oftice—Tait’s Billiard Halt. Fhone—Hounse, 657.W; MOVING A Office, 104 SPECIALTY o-—--——- -0 NICHOLS & STIRRETT t Lawyers 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. SHAPER, ‘THE -—~-0 oO = ° UNITED BAKERY | ! je Breads A Ocher | | ~ ALFRED R. LOWEY =| MAN HAs is r| Aftorn ‘Law. i ‘Tel. 040-¥ 1} cs a! ||} 302-303 Ow E, . role! xchange Bldg. WE are experts on alterations of laa- ies’ garments. _L. C, Moore, tail- J 6-10-tf SER TNIBO TA VIDE TB td Georgia marketed 8,000 carloads of peaches this season. or. a Oe tet ee Se) a ee he Spe oa ee ee ee eee |