Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1918 LE—Rooming house , bara Heason fF Selling, si cai at 717 South Spruce E—Heater, bed, dresser, FOR |, 54 heap, if taken at ble and eo atahan St S-tb-at* o—O) Cottage. Organ, in) SALU—o7so if taien mt once, i21 St. Phone 249. 15-3t ALE—One arlor FOR SAGR wilt sell for $85." 121. W" yinst. St. Phone 24 nee bare F—One White Rotary Sew- FOR. Siichine:— cost spteee te months and will sefl for $25, 8-15-3t Piano worth $409; sale sty terms, $100 dowa and #10 Phone Gib, of knet 15 -; ec an OR shape, W. First pool. table, s. pric per month, — HARRY FREE ‘The Lot Man. Bargat Worthy of Con: ext jeration. ouse with full base- rooms and sleeping fixture ny 0 x140 facing east, fixtures. Ma in, water, electric. light thicken hous , fruit trees, good gar: cirden; about seven blocks’ from size EXUtrest.. Price $2,900 with only $00 down and balance to be paid like rent; $30 @ month. Why pay rent when you can buy a home on such easy payments? Let us show this house to you. Peaks. $1100 with §200 down, balance $20 a month will buy a four-room house near The Hospital; Water, electric lights, lot bOx164. 2500 with $100 down will buy a sor r0Gme house on Pine Street, ce- jeont foundation, water, electric lights, fathroom without fixtures, large Iiv- jing room, building is well constructed. LOT FOR SALE lot 560x130 in refinery dis- ront, water on the street Lot is worth st and sewer in the alley. $500, will sell for $325, ‘ Hace 2 House You Want to Sell If You Macy ie Ke. With us. ASK FOR tua HARRY FREL. The Bot Man. Insurance Real Estate Kentaln Investments 157 So. Center St. Phone 806- LOST AND FOUND ——————— LUST—Black and white’Liewlyn setter: sear_on right shoulder. Retura ty Lyric Billiard parlor; reward. 8-10-6t* EASY MONEY. The Security Loan Co., Ne 4 and 5, Kimball Bldg. phone 203: INCORPORATION. NOTICE OF RAINWATER BROTHERS COM- PANY was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, Cheyenne, 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 said com- pany is to engage in the general livestock business. The capital stock of said company is ten thousand dol- lars, divided into one hundyed,shares of the par value of one hundred dol- lars per share. The affairs and man- egement of said compsny shall be under the control of a board of three directors; C. A. Rainwater, Mildred Rainwater and A, B. Stirrett are the directors for the first corporate year of said company.’ The principal op- erations. of said company shall be conducted in Natrona County, Wy- oming; the principal office of said company is Rooms 309-10-11 Oil Ex- change Building, in the City of Cas- per, Natrona County, Wyoming, with A. E. Stirrett, the agent of said com- pany in charge thereof. rN A. E. STIRRETT, Secretary. First Published Aug. 14. Last Published Aug. 16, ea EE NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of Imperial Oil Company wil! be held at Room 4038, Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming, at the hour of 10:60 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday, August 20th, A. D. 1918, for the pur- Pose of electing a board of Direct- ors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business Proper for the consideration of the Meeting. | Tae this 8th day of August, A. B. 0. LUMMIS, Secretary. First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. °\ Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918. fone: allantoic 3 air mm, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF WYOMING ) ) ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA. ) IN THE DISTRICT COURT, | SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. MATIE E, PALMER, Plaintiff, vs. | WILLIAM §, PALMER, Defendant. TO WILLIAM §, PALMER, above- named defendant, , whose last “own place of residence Was 105 | Angeles, California: y OU WILL TAKE NOTICE that, Matie E. Palmer, Plaintiff, has filed | * petition against you in the above-| named court, the object and prayer of which is for divorce on the ground! that you for more than one year past | ave neglected to provide the com-' mon necessities of life to plaintiff, | and that such neglect was not the r sult of poverty on your part, which, you could not have avoided by ordin- ary industry, - | yon’ you are further notified that a are required to answer said peti-| ‘on or on before the ust, 1918, or the allegations herein ;ontained will be taken as-true, and iudement rendered accordingly, Pepe)! my hand and seal of “CG court this 9th day of July, 1918, WARREN L. BAILEY, Clerk ‘i : ALEX pp, KING. the District Court. : Attorney fi inti (Sealy ‘or Plaintif?. ett July 10, 17, 24, 81; Aug. 7% 2 4 6., Bist day of Aug-(1Rin9 702. FOR SALE—One _ six-hole renge; sixteen yds. inlaid lenoleum, in perfect condition, good as new. 226 North Maple. 8-15.1t FOR, SALE—Furniture and piano or will trade for car; house for rent. 911 South Spruce. 8-15.12t° FOR SALE—One milch cow. at Holman’s ranch or Bi Tribune. Monarch Inquire ‘ox B, care 8-15-1t* FOR SALE OR RENT—One good one- use; electric lights; close in, and one 4-room house just he hospital, near new school: ishenhant, W. Second Phone 361-W. 8-14-30 FOR SALE—Team of geldings, 6 and 8 years old, weight 3,000, price $450; bay. mare 12 years, weight 1250, $65; Folding 9 .years, weight 1200, $65; gen_ 8 dh 4 south 0: John M. street. je pony, $35. 3 1- h wagon ; 3-inch wagon $25; set of britchin harness, $45. Second Hand Store on ae side of Burlington track. Phone 8-14-4t° FOR SALE—9-year-old nei A horse; light bu; nd harness, all for $100; Root ition; great bargain. Ad- ress P. O. Box 179, Casper, Wyo. 3t dh FOR. SALE—For a few days only, fine Jovel Duudin sg lot, among good homes, handy to refinery; sewer ana water rice "$550, worth 1,000. Call 1025 South sh 8-13-30 Price 4 once. 1000, Care Tribune. ————— FOR SALE—About 60 young thorobrea Buff Orthington chicks. 831 South Wolcott. 8-13-3t FOR SALE—One $85 Silver Cornet; wx} sell for $25 if aaan at once. 1 21 Ww. First St. Phone 8-13-3t RIGHT NEXT WE ow nov BUT TODAY f am going to s a modern five- room house, two finished rooms, coal room and store room in basement, thoroughly modern, new bath, hot and cold water, electric lights, oak floors, living and dining room, built-in fea~ tures in kitchen, all newly decorated and newly. .painted, outside large porches, full size lot, garage, location Second street. Now if you can pay $500 cash and $50 per month I can give you the best home for the money in Casper. This is straight business talk and if you want a good modern comfortable home you had better see me at once ause I am going to sell it to the ft responsible person who wants this place. » COAKING 111 E. Second Street. FOR SALE—Team of geldings six ané eight, years old, weight 3,000; price $450; 1260 Ibs. $65; gentle saddle pony $25; 3 1-4 foot wagon $65; 3 foot wagon $85. | Sgcond, Hand store, west side of arlington track. Phone 939. 8-13-5c" FOR SALE—Cercasian dresser, good as new, cost $38.00; round dining oak table Good as new, cost $25.00; Axmin- isterrug, 9x12 ft., cost $40. ‘Will sel! at half ‘price. nquire 341 No. Maple streei 8-13-40 FOR SALE—Two fine relinquishment. one on 640, near Casper; tent, 14x20 12 oz. nearly new. Lot 60x 140, 1210 Bast Second S 13-5t* FOR SALE—12-Gage Remington Auto- matic shotgun; leather case and 7 shells; 20-Gage Marlin Pump and case 405 No. McKinley St. 8-13-2t" FOR’ SAtE—Cheap one-tot truck. F FOR SALE—One Imperial Touring cat, 1916 model, Continental engine. Ap ply 222 No. Washington S 8-12.61 POR ‘SALE—New four-room houseand bath room, close in. $700 less than cost; terms.’ Owner, 347 No. Maple. 8-12-3t* oO. - e FOR SALE—A safe; cheap. The § curity, Loan _gampany, “Phone 602: it one Internationa) one T49-W. 8-22-tf FOR SALE Mr. House: Hunter if you want a home, and know a good thing when you see it. I have some good lots, and wil! build you a beautiful, four-room bun- Kalow, best of construction, oak floors, oek finish, full basement, best of plumbing, éte., for $3700, complete anc sell on Very easy terms. GROVER ©. GORSUCH “Builder of Good Homes” : Phone 638.J. 1025'S. Ash. St WILL TRADE A SiS-necre Missouri ranch for Cas- per Property. A. A. CHAPMAN Real Estate Agent Room 23 Townsend Bldg. FOR SALE—A real.snap buy, 3-room new bungalow, near.new school on McKinley St. Phone 638J. See owner 1025 South Ash St. 8-8-6 PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Two doors east of Postoffice. FOR SALE—New and second-hand furniture, pianos and office furniture. Will pay spot cash for used furniture or exchange new for old, EXCHANG ox FURNITURE COMPANY 206 West Third St. Phone 977-W. ‘thi We bt d_ sell an: ing. ;ONOKTADA with Ff records, Phonograph cabinet w Only $20.00. One Edison phonograph with 64 records, 8.50. F Sewing machines for sale or rent. a good line of Second- ng and Shoes. We Pat A i it Cases and Hand Clot! ‘Bedding of all kinds; Su Trunks. me Saar as Sat eee a WE have parties for several rooming t uses. The Seaurity STD aaa eae a at Kimball Bids, _touringcary 217 del; first-class condition: nas heel cane. Titte over 2,000 miles, | Fifth Street garage... Phone 316R, " 8-10-4t ___ MISCELLANEOUS roR BALD ade J should try our special lunches, yar 3) ‘atl 2. affle Hitchen, 115 VW Second St. G-14-tf 7. Wat OUR specialty these warm days, Waf- , dwiches, light lunches, all riraah feulte In Aeagon.” Wattle fitchen, 115 West Second St. 6-14-tt pater PAN TRREN FOR RENT RENT—Seven-room house, all ly furnished; close in. Inquire Durbin. Phone 613-J. 8-15-2t* FOR n at So. Le ———— FOR RENT—Five-rooms and bath, oak floors, grate, Majestic range’ fur- nished. Located on South David St. inquire for Silver, Golden cide | pee: FOR RENT—Two nished; close in; ment rooms forn room house fur- also two nice base. hed for light house- keeping, modern; light, water and fuel furmicaed; reasonable. 823 So. David. _Yhone 121-W. 1G aa FOR RENT~Two-room - furnished _house. 164 Elm. 8-15-3t FOR RENT—Modern housekeening eeome: Call after 6 p. m, 603 Bast er. 8-15-3t° 3-room_ bungalow, Will sell for $850. © Madison and Lincoln Ave. In- quire Wyatt Apt. F. 8-15-8U" per month, FOR RENT—Ntcely furnished rooms with bath, $3.00 Mie week and up. view Hotel, 325 North Center. 8-15-3t" DOR RENT—Two-room —_turnisnea -house; reasonable. Call 816 South Walnut ‘after 4:30 p. m. in basement. -14-3t' FOR RENT—Nice two-room ark ment furnished or unfurnished. Phone 40-J. Near refinery. 8.15-2t° FOR RENT OR LEASE—Rrooming house close in; also five-room house. 307 W. Second. 8-14-2t° FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished front room, toilet and bath ad_loining. Private board if desired. Phone Wes FOR, RENT—One_ 3-room ‘bungalow; lights and water; unfurnished. Cor- peg 4th and Lincoln. Cail ander wT te i =3t FOR RENT—Five-room house; ver; room fitted furnished reasonable; also a large or batchelor quarters. Cali 873 Midwest Ave B-14-3t I BUY AND SELL any gid thing. Sec- ond Hand Store on “West Secoaa across Burlington track. Phone 3 ite FOR RENT—Cheap to right party, double garage with room for three : Phone 348-M. 8 FOR RENT ‘oom bungalow. out Lincoln, FOR REN?P—Two or three housekeeping rooms, nicely nished. 520 KE. Third, 8.13 ee or Sale—New r Inquire rear of 425 aoe $-5t modern FOR RENT—Modern home, 5 rooms and bath. 936 So. Spruce St. Phone 964-W. 8-13-6t* FOR RENT—One large room unfur- nished, $12 per month; no children. 1416 Fourth St. Phone 791-W. 8-15-3t* FOR RENT—Two-room bungalow. In- quire 719 E. First St. 8-13-21 FOR RENT—Three unfurnished base- ment rooms or four partly rnished rooms on first floor; all modern. For particulars call 816-W. 8-13-3t FOR RENT—Room, modern conveni- ences. 217 No. Grant. Phone 312-. Call after 6 p. m. 8-13-3t FOR. RENT—Two rooms; one fur- niShed for light housekeeping. In- iwire 262 So. Durbin. 8-12 6t er ere nn eS TOR, RENT—Rooms. §-10-8t® 148 North Beech, THE best rooming nouse in the city for sale or lease, The Security Loan 39. NGuot And. 9. Simball building CONAS on diamonds, watches, furniture or anything of yalue. Security Loan Co. 4 and 5, Bidg. “Phone 702. guns, The Kimbat 7-31-27t ROOM FOR RENT $20 per month. 156 North Wolcott. Telephone, hot and cold water in room ind bath adjoining. Only one block trom Midwest hotel. Will rent to ene man only. 156 North Wolcott. 7-25-31 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modern rooms. 331 W. Second. 8-15-tf NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING Notice is hereby given that the an- ‘ual meeting of the stockholders of Dverland Oil Development Company vill be held at Room 403, Oil Bx- thange 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 o Zoard of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as is proper*for the :onsideration of the meeting. Dated this 8th day of August, A. ). 1918. B. O. LUMMIS, Secretary 1 Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918. NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN shat there will be a special meeting of the stockholders of SUPERIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY, a Wyom- ng corporation, at the office of the Company, at 216 Oil Exchange Building, in the City of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming, on the 81st day of August, 1918, at 10 o’clock in ‘he forenoon, for the purpose of slecting a board of five (5) directors for the unexpired 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. 12, 1918. 4 * R. G. TAYLOR, Attest: President. I. N. CLAY, Secretary. H. & S. Pub, Aug. 14, 15, 26, 17, 19, 20. 1918. Private Frenk Lenehan of the bal- loon battallion of Fort Omaha, left yesterday for camp- after spending seversl days in Casper with h's mother und sitter, Mrs. Elizabeth Lencban and Miss welfa Lenehan. * * Mrs. Dadie La Touf has returned from # month’s trip in the East and and’ has secured fashion’s latest de- signs in gowns and dress accessories Sfor the French Shop in the O-S build- ing. Enroute home Mrs. La Touf vis- ited in Williston, N. D. with relatives for a few days. We buy Liberty bonds. Dutton Staley & Co, o ANOTHER BARGAIN Reduced to $1250 for Quick Sale Must Be Sold Neat, new, three-room cottage, large rooms, double boarded, plaster- ed. All rooms nicely tinted, wired for electricity, concrete foundation. Large lot; close 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 mort gage $1250, which Is $95, and the sale price of Pay $95 and move in. Why pay rent? verre? believe that you can live in this house for six months and sell ir . at fo $0800-—-MUST BE SOLD Six-room, modern bungalow; bath, furnace, large porches; four fin- ished rooms in basement, laundry, furnace, garage for two cars; coment- |} ed and plastered with heaters. Corner lot, 60x140, facing east. ed in the southeast part of town, near Natrona St. the property. Locat- $5,000 mortgage on Pay $800 cash and get your deed und assume the mort- gage and move in. The upstairs rents for $85 per month and owner lives in basement. Get busy, for this will sure go. PAUL H. MOORE, Manager Casper Renity mpany 159 South Center St. S. —————— eee fA IF YOU OWN YOUR OWN LOT We will bulld you a mudera bungalow. We make Building Loans. Payments like rent. NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BLILDING COMPANY. 159 Seuth Center. MCTURE PRAMING to order at Peo- 3 ple's Furniture Store. 236 Hi Secs wh Liss el On Contract or Percentage { WANTED To buy diamond, ring, | Call for Estimate Tribune, ate. 8-15-2t¢ | PETER CLAUSEN | AN EXPERIENCED | office building ||L0 Se Jackson. __Vhone S04m-_|{/ man understands high and low pres- sure boilers; will guarantee to keep all painting up in good shape by my- | self without extra experise; can handle | STORAGE 7 Hoot Y b Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. Ta the obeys eae ead ook es aa | Storage poe on Burlington ‘ras WANTED—Chamber: Tulsa. dio N. GP Bi ak maid motel unaienel CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CO. WANTED—Lady who can turns eet Sanaa | box 30, cate Tribune" 'R.isstt®|NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK. | WANTED—Will buy casing 2000 ft. | HOLDERS’ MEETING... 6 5-8 17 Ibs.; 1500 ft. 1-4 24 lbs. See wake. ait B. N. Van"’Sant. Bhone 958. Care | Hi Mi: States Transportifgion Co: °8-15-3t| NOTICH. IS HEREBY “GIVEN |! Fae . _ |that there will be a special meeting | WANTED—M fe i lh ‘k, "alge, Du per laborers and, teamsters | of the stockholders of GLENROCK}| tor Sal 2 » Be ES. i Bidg., Midwest Refinery Co. S-15-8t |EETROLEUM CO., a Wyoming cor- $$$ ————— nn poration, at the office of the Com- W ANTED—Three men to. room with or} pithoutlhaee Ti ots Peat | Pany, at 216 Oil Exchange Building. at "745 Bucknum etre. "'815-s¢|in the City of Casper, - Natrona Soe County, Wyoming, on the 31st day of Whouseworky 'ie7 Hi Tinitar SeNgTa!| August, 1918, at 2 o'clock in the aft- —— | €rnoon, for the/purpose of electing a RBFINED COUPLE: wish one or two!board of five (5) directors for the furnished rooms with privilege of | : x i using clectrie plate for light lunches.| Unexpired portion of the ensuing Inquire Jewelry Store, 146 No. Genter. | year, and for the transaction at said TV oe meeting of any and all other business PRIVATE party witli buy first tort-|which may properly pertain to the discount: "wilt loan) money. "We vt-'c)|affairs of the Company. S-14-40 Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Aug. care Tribune. WANTED—Second hand bleycle, See |13, 1918. Adriance, care Tribune. 8-14.2t dh B. H. PELTON, JR., WANTED—Woman or girl for gen- | Attest: President. Gora! Rouse work, Call at 226 South R. G. TAYLOR, jvant Phong 820W, el Secretary. H&S. WANTED—Would like to rent two or| Pub. Aug. 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20.) three furnished rooms for light! 1918, housekeeping about August 25. Ad- dress G-81, care of Tribune. AS) Seppo ye WANTED—Girl for general house work, Apply 516 So. Durbin. Phone . 8-13-3t% 1 ary WANTED—Three of four-room house) REAL ESTATE 0, & 5. Bidg. 0. 314 Oll Exchange Bailding. Phone 9S5-J. MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance +7 Trained Nurse ‘on Dr. Leeper, Ph: Office Phone N Office. Dr. Downie, 1 F. 8. LUC! Vhysictan Phone: Re: Office, Chiropractor Specialist tn Wyoming GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fifth Floor O. 8. Bldg. to 8 p.m. Home, 265W. 266 t St. Chronic Diseases OMce Saulte Ne. 210 DR, MERCER DICKERSON Rohrbaugh Bldg. Residence, 265 North Pine St. Auasthetics a Specialty. DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Offi e Hours: 8:30 Floor, Wood Building to - Ww Res. Phone 649 or 923-J. a Phone 6973 T WANT YOUR BRICK ||| ——________8 WORK Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Casper, Wyo. DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children | Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Phone 699. Dr. I. N. Frost Phone 333 Office former Mokler residence third door east of postoflice. hone 736 Special attention giv MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon to obstet- ries and diseases of women and children, Blackmore Building Phones: DR. H. R. LATHROP FOSTER Building DR. W. C. Rohrbaugh Office ‘Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence_ Dr. Lathrop—Residence_-_. Office, 30; Ree. 164 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Chiropractor Ph.c. ~-.45 -116 Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. with bath, unfurnished by Aug. 20.| | Phone 706. Phone 125 before noon. 8-13-5t8 [ce Bila lh asda eS Tak Bi Lg WANTED—To lease for six. months or Orton a ea aae Gare a year four or five.room modern fur- | nished house, comparatively close i No children. Call 9, between 9 and 8-13-6t WANTED—Man and wife wants job on ranch; references furnished’ A: dress box 278. Phone Lia per. > ~6) WANTED—To buy men's second-hand clothing and shoes. Phone 977W BONDS of all kinds bot and sold. The T0 REO CASS | Judgment in Justice Court Involv-| ing Realty Commission Finds | Security Loan Co. No. 4 and 6..Kim-| Way into Mercy Coffers o ball Bldg. Phone 702. ~31-27t| WANTED—Furntture. Call 602W, Cas-|. Agreeable to announcements made “yg eualis yaaa ea Norte Seitz lat the time the judgment was ren- Moore, prominent this morning turned of over to the ed Cross a check for $50, representing the net proceeds from the collection of a commission ‘awarded him in justice court for the |sale jof the Lindenmyer property. | The details of the case, previously | dered, Paul H. WANTED 'TO\ BUY—National No. 2 or) Standard drilling outfit at ‘once;|realty dealer, state price in first letter, also cost moving same to Salt Creek field, if 1 cated elsewhere. Answer Star Case, The Tribune, —— NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING . be °. Home-Cooked Ment Nice Clean Be: in, 50 per week, im connection. Chiropractor B. G. Hahn 11-12 Townsend Bldg. i MASSEUS! AMY DEISCHER laxxeuxe, Violet Hi 3 225 N. Wolcott 8: WHERE TO EAT Cheap and Effective—That’s Tribune Wantads RIKER i REALTY-INVESTMENT COMPANY Estate—Rentals—Insurance T 1—————____—__—_6 | | Og oO—______-_______________9 IDA'S RESTAURANT Sandba ree Meals for 31.00. One block west of Midwest hotel, SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS recited in these columns, concerned ‘the right of a real estate agent to de- mand his commission for the sale of property in which he had first inter-| ested the purchaser, even tho the deal jwas closed at private sale. Having Ey . 4’ been instrumental in interesting the) '), Ae ae poee re ee) 7 clos A. subsequent buyer of the Lindenmyer|g_ Board of Directors for the ensuing |ProPerty, Mr. Moore balked at the | year and for the transaction of such Principle involved when his commis- ' other business’ as is proper for the|%0n was refused him, consideration of the meeting. i, He accordingly brot suit in justice | Dated this 8th day of August, A. court and announced, following the || Notice is hereby given that the an- | nual meeting. of the stockholders of Enalpac Oj1 and Gas Company will be held at’ Room 403, Oil Ex- change Building, Casper, yoming, on Tuesday, August 20th, A. ie | 8 Fhone—House, 657.W; Office—Tait’s Bi iurd Hall. MOVING A SPECIALTY { EARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Office, 104 D. 1928, awarding of a judgment fer 5 per Q B.-0. LUMMIS, feonb “of the selling price, that the . . Assistunt Secretary. Red Cross would benefit from the net First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. proceeds. After taking care of the Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918 expenses of the litigation, amounting | > to $25, Mr. Moore turned the remain- || James Lenehan ‘eft yesterday for Crawford, Nebr., efter visiting — his mother, Mrs. FE. ienchan and othe: realty transactions and vitally affect- yelatives for a few days. go br al at jed the question of commissions due realty dealers who negotiate deals in Your Success Depends on Tribune which their commissions are refused Advertising. after formal listing of the property. | | der of the sum over to the Red Cross. | O- The case establishes a precedent in o BILL MANTIAS 324 Cobb St. fo) | ? Oo 0. 8S. TURKISH BATHS - Bultdin: Plunge tm vj eotlon, Expert« enced Masxneucr and Masseuse Open All Hours 9? 1} | | CAS! Ceol THE | your ings Cement work. \ Room 24, Townsend Bldg. Auto, Furniture, ‘Pranks. Grace St., ee ‘kers, Va 21 Kast Second Se. Phone 665-J. Everything in Metal Work. Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- ing. Fourth and Pine. Phone 836J. McEVENY & HARKNESS Wireing, Repairs Office Ph. 93 est oem and herein sor i ea a ialty. Jobbing of sil. inde ‘promptly 1 PER STORAGE COMPANY Piano, Machines, We store anythi rooms for fruits, vege Beer and Perishables. We call for 4 grain fee Its, furs and wool. © of first-class. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Telephone 97-8, oe POSEY & CHANDLER GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Corner East Second and Beech Streets CASPER, WYOMING High-Class Groceries and Provisions North Casper Addition. Telephone Si7-W. | BUY YouR_AcTUAL monEYsS | WORTH In tires. mit us to show them to you, Don’t buy expenses, Per- Send order tod: EAST SIDE GARAGE Third and Pine. ite and Marble Monuments and Mausolcums, Curb ROBERT SIMPSON Opposite P. 0. CASPER HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY Electrical Contractors. and Fixtures. 5 W., Res 665 W. 141 West First. | ———__—__—————5 J. DONOHUE attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phone 107W. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects. * Casper, Wyo. aE ta tion THE -A Copeental men. Appointments by Telephone. MISS DELIA LBNEHAN GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLGN Practical Gravel Roofer Phone 402-W 306 East Sussex Meet Me at TAIT’S BILLIARD PARLOR Place for .Gentle- igars, Tobacco, Confee- ery, and Soda Fountain. Telephone 470, Beauty Parlor Burnham System Smith Bldg., Suite 11. REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel daily, except Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Sait Creek. Leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas- ber at 1 Dm aa oil camps. ‘are, one wa’ -50, G WARMOTH. 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper GEORGE W. FERGUSON > Casper Smith Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT 309., Trips made to al LAWYERS HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers Wyoming Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-J - Wyoming W. H. PATTEN Lawyer Phone 21-3 Lawyers 310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. R. LOWEY mat: j Law. 302-303 Oil Exchange Bldg. WE are experts on alterations of lad- ALFRED Atto: garments. Moore, tail- MONRO RY ERA ee ee ers aU 400777 ote eeo - a