Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1918, Page 7

—— I| 12 o'clock NURSE CLUBS OF i i PPL of Opera i ns with Ameri- facet Units Take bo Exten- sion of Program By KATE RUSSELL There are nurses’ clubs over in France that have meant™so mdcn to the American women who have don- ned the uniform of the Red Cross that the French government has ask# ed the ¥. W. C. &ewar workers, who established the clubs, to form simi-| / liar ones in other stricken partions of France where nurses are ‘needed. So keen is the government concern- ing these clubs that it has asked the Y. W. CG. A: to request any land, buildings or equipment it may need and which it will endeavor to sup- oly. : ‘The French feel that the work of the ¢. W. C.°A. has been so valuable since they have kept the nurses in irits, provided them with com- forts and what dainties were obta n- able, and Whore nc oy th: mmo- rale of these overburdened women, that it is aeetable pened. women will receive official recognition since one of their number has ben ten- tatively approached on the matter of serving on the French commissicn. There are 15 nurses’ clubs in France, extanlished: equipped, and maintained by the Y. W. C. A. It has been estimated that it is the cheer of these clubs alone that Has kept many nurses at ‘their posts and saved countless women from a break- down ‘ Miss Olooah Burner, a war work- er for the Y. W. C. A. has -just re- turned to this country after many months spent in France, having gone over in January. She has been one of the musi tireless in the se vive of the nurses, establishing a ciub for the Johns Hopkins unit. “I have never been associated with a more refined, a more cyl- tured, a more thoroly devoted group of women,” she said. “I feel so proud that they stood for American wo- manhood ferore a foreign nation. We received very little encouragement when we first started out to bring a bit of home into the life of ‘the Red Cross nurse. We were told by people who lived in comfortable homes here and whose worst hard- ship was to limit thefr use of sugar and wheat, that there was no sense in it. Why should gne;set.of Amer- ican women trail oyer France to serve and entertain another set of American women? “T only wish these critics might see the Johns Hopkins unit club in ac- tion! 4 “The nurses are obliged to live in barracks, 88 in one room! When one realizes that these nurses are highly -ctured women many of whom where in positions of author- ity before going over there, one can appreciate what it means to them to steal away to a dainty, quiet nook where they do not need to be in the company of 37 other nurses, all the time. “For ten months these, women lived in a little village in ance, seeing nothing but the barren walls of their barracks, struggling thru oceans of mud, and living in a temperature so cold that their shoes’ were frozen to the floor in the morning. Nor did they even have the comfort of re- ceiving mail from home. On May 1 their Christmas presents were still ar- riving! * “Imagine thenf thus, with no con- tact with the outside world, cold and miseable, and put down beside their cheerless quarters, the club-house that the Y. W. C. A. gave them, a pretty, picturesque building, with long English windows, a big recre- ation room, all done in pale yellows and soft browns. By the way, a whole story could be written around the ways and means we used to get those furnishings which were the wonder of the whole surrounding country. Then, too, We used every ounce of initiative wé possessed to secure 4 dainty tea-table and cups. How the nurses loved those fragile, gold- colored, china cups! If you had drunk out of nothing but heavy stone- Ware cups for months, climbed overs a bench to eat whatever a busy French maid hurled at you, you, too, would appreciate a little lei: Service, a restwul, spot and a piano? Yes, we had one, Don’t ask where we got it, It was a miracle, I think. The only chairs, ie ducky lamp shades, and last, but by no means least, a stove made the nurses de- clare it was tthe only homey place in France.” Our little writing room Was in rose and white, rose curtains, even the blotters were rose colored and there the nurses went to write ome, It was a quiet spot where fey, could go and not hear apyone alk! Is it any wont hen askea vhews they had ere ace Be to eply: “‘T have ‘been to heaven.’” ee _ BROOKS VISIT LANDER Governor and Mrs. B. B. Brooks drove in Wednesday from their Car- bon county ranch for a short visil with Lander friends. i The former governor is one of the heavy owners of the Western: Explo- tation company operating here, # A 88 in several other oil compan’ , Wyoming, and finds time to look Sfter these as well.as his ranch and stock interests, whith are very ex- tensive—Lander Journal, ssh eta bi rely” i Sm lag a NS Nt FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALB— r -fin€ location, ‘all “conveniences, mod | bows Heppak the palling Tlewtes: 7 owner. Tall . ~15-! cavault 2" gorener, |Call_at 717 South Spruce “8-1 lFOR SALESExtra good di? Fora|FOR SALE—Heater, bed, dresser, vith truck body. Wholesale Sup- table and chairs, cheap, if taken at ply Store, Third Street. §-17-at* | once at 743 W. Mahan St 8-15-3t* FOR SALE—Good _ four-room 7 odern house, Carey and © FOR SALE One, Cottage, Organ, In streets. Price $3,800; easy terns W witel Be Pane ben of Seem tas 638-J. Grover C. Gorsuch, 102% * Fist St. PRape2y- ah Street. 8-17-6t] non 3 chia, FOR 28 3 —One jerjor Pe earl A ‘BiG SACRIFICE—Nine\ rooms; five | _,°0st $159; will sell for $35. Ww. | “good sized Fooms firet floor with five! First St. Phone 249. Beis 5t ceptiona ne atin” Tonta a " a 3 torches: four large w:'? freed roms |FOR SALE—One White Rotary Sew- in basement togeicer. with at ing Machine; cost in | two wood foom. oe enone LEyiee} Months and will sell for $25. 121 W. 4.590. Diseount fom cath, Inqu'ro 1315 | First. 8-15-3t East Second street. ~16_3t* FOR SALE—Plano worth 3409: sale FOR SALE—Niée, strictly, modern,| price $200; terms, $100 dowa and $10 bran new, S-room homé, full base-| per month. Phone 6ts. ment, nice FOR RENT eks from payement, not too far 8 out. Phone us ‘and we wit] gladly galt for von ang show you and cinvince | FOR RENT—Two-room bungalow. i i me. ju be St. -17-3t° RIKER REALTY ty 1 Co. abil wis bad ihy 2 4 Ol Fxchange i 5.3 | FOR RENT—Rooms. : 8-16-2t| | 148 North Beech. 8-17-6t9 ———$—$—— AUTO EXCHANGE—We will sell your BOARD AND ROOMS, 230 Chestnut St. ear at once bring your ear to . néar Stundard Refinery; new map: tha Auto Exehajige piace, 80 we get|agement: no children. Sione 183. ante ‘ou spot cash for it, so ‘don't forwet | Weat, Sizeate Corner Linden, ‘off Center © 2, $.16-6t" FOR SALE—Ford Touring Car, 1917 Model; $250. Phone a8-R. 8-16-3t FOR SALE OR LBEASH—13-ro0em rooming house, good loevtion, auick sale. 339 West Second. N-i6-3t* 28 panei The: Raut GMtaths » if FOR RENT—Modern basement rooms, lieht and clean, in od | tio ino Hart St. Phone’ 688 217-18? furnished FOR RENT—Nice! and bath, close in. 638 W: room Second. 8-17-3t* ENT—Basement apartmeni, close in; electric range, stexin herr oth--no children, Call 606 Sout» bin St. 8-17-68 ‘OR RENT—Modern rooms close in, with use of bath and phone. 266 No: FOR SALE—Two good houses and four lots, $5.600; $2,300 cash will handle. income $75 & month; will take a good cmr as part payment. One house con- | tin 7 rooms on. Tot clone in; tne other Maple. Phone _369-W_ 3-17 73t | ouse has 4 rooms and 3 lots’ adjoining. = ats aa | This priced low for quick sale. Phone |FOR RENT—Comfortably farnichea | 658-R ,evenings; 989, daytime. housekeeping room; no Childre.. ¥ , HBAs 6B Midwest Ave. 8. 17-2t FOR SALE—Furniture and plano or] °OR RENT—Nicely furnished 5-room will trade for car; house for _rent.] . house, with bath, close in. 301 Wes 911 South Spruce. 8-15.12te | Second street. ITs nt on SOR RENT—Three-room house fur- FOR SALE—Teain of geldings, 6 and -18- nae Meats, 018. sreluht 900" pelea. afar: nighed. 317 W. Second. 8-16-2t vf mare years, we’ 50, ‘POR RENT—Furnished apartaisnt gelding 9 years, weight 1200, $65; gen. | OF ruse Apartalsnt | le -wae ale pony, $35 -4 ine! REO _ With bath. 535 Natrona Ave. 3-16-3¢ 66; 3-inch wagon set of britchin | a¢ aNT—Two- harness, $45. Second Hand Store or | “OR. RENT pT woroom, | furnidifed |West side of Burlington track. Phon¢ | jyack. unfurnished. 148 No. Jefferson 929. 8-14-4t* 8-16-20" 7OR RENT—Rooms_ for bath; reasonable. er St. 317 East Linden = HARRY FREE RENT—Three modern untary housekeeping rooms, close ec The Lot Man. Phone 924. 8-16-3t A Few Special Bargains Worthy of | “OR RENT—Five-room modern house, Your Warnest Consideration, furnished. Phone 782. 436 PB. Eight-room house With full base- | den. ment, three bed rooms and. sleeping -—— CO porch, sun porch, bath room without] son RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; one- aalf block from Post Office; rent rea- sonable. 132 No. Wolcott. 8-16-2t" FOR RENT— fixtures, lawn, lot 69 x140 facing east Iso fenced in, water, electric light. cken house, garage, fruit trees, geod size garden; about seven blocks from Center street. Price $2,900 with only 00 dawn and balance to be paid hike | "OR, RENT Two rooms for lene rent; $30 a month. South Walnut. 8-16-3t* Why pay rent when you can buy a Let bome on such aay, payments? wee FOR, RENT—Two room house fur- nished; close in; also two nice base. st rooms furnished for light hodse, show this house 1} $1100 with $200 down, balance $20 a ‘ou. month will buy a four-room house near} <ceping, modern; light. water an , F sel furnished; reasonable. 8 FRETS a oratay, colecrrio, NEBte lot | Siar Phone ani we RENT—Two-rodm $2500 with $100 down will buy a 164 Elm. four-room house on Pine Street, ce- ment foundation, water, electric lights, bathroom without fixtures, large liv- OR house. FOR oNT—Mode' he ie ing Toom, building is well constructed | “Sboms! “call utter 6D. me 60S Bast ; LOT FOR SALE ye S/ Royete S15 Nica level lot 50x130 In refinery ain- | ,, aa a 2 trict, Bast front, water on the street} QR RENT—New = Looms ana and ‘sewer in the alley. Lot is worth | Se PStagison and Lincsin Avett. $500, will sell for $825. iuire Wyatt Apt. F- 8-15-at" If You Hace a House You Want to Sell | POR RENT—Nicely furnished room: List It With ws. with bath, $3.00 per week and up. ieee * Huverview Hotel, 323 North Center. | ASK FOR JONES 5-14-3t FOR RENT—Nice two-room _ apart- a8 ¥ FREE. ment furnished or unfurnished The'Lot Man. Phone 40-J, Near refinery. — 8.15-2t* ent Estate 1 tals % ee. teen RENT—Larke “nicely” furniphed BE front room, tollet and bath adjoinin; Private board if desired. Phone 648- 157 So. Cemter St. Phone 806-W. 8-15-3t* ——- FOR RENT—Five-room furnishe< house; very reasonable; also a larg« room fitted for batchelor quarters. Cal i73 Midwest Ave 8-14-31 FOR SALE—9-year-old family horse, = | light bugey and harness, ail for 3100 | 1 BUY AND SHLL any old thing. See | good condition; great bargain. ‘Ad-| ond Hund Store on West. Secaac | dress P. O. Box 175, Casper, Wyo. 3t db} xcross Burlington track. Phong Slice {FOR SALE—Westinghouse Automat Electric Range; good Price FOR RENT or Sale—New | 5-foor $25, if taken at ‘once. Address Bo> | bungalow. Inquire rear of 425 Sout) 1000, Care Tribune. $-13-5t" | Lincoln, 8-13- FOR SALE—Team of geldings six anc NT—Modern — home, 5 room: | nt years ol weight 38,000; price 936 So. Spruce St. Phone ; 200 ibs. $66; gentle saddle pony 8-13-6t* | 35 31-4 foot wagon £65; 3 foot wagoi $28: Second Hand store, west side o!| por RENT—One large room unfar- | Burlington track. Phone 939. 8-13-60" nished, $12 per month; no children 1416 h St. Ph 791-W. FOR SALE—Two fine relinquishment | ‘'!® Fourth ne 8-15-39" 14x20 | one on 640, near Casper; tent, }12 oz, nearly new. Lot 60x 146, 121 | oa ben 2 nagtzis| FOR RENT—Two rooms: one fur | Bast Second 8. §-13-5t hed for light housekeeping. In | Durbin. 3-12,61 FOR SALE—Cheap, one Internationa! eT | .one-ton truck. Phone 749-W. 8-12-tf| THE best rcoming house in the’ Cit) | | for sale or lease. The Security Lowi | POR SALE—One Imperial Touring cat.| Co. No. 4 and 6, Kimball bullding | 1916 model, Continental engine. Ap | Phone 702. ~31.271 | ply 222 No. Washington St. =42-8t | Bly 383: Alo.) Wassing tony Oe 20 LONAS on diamonds, watches, guns, inf furniture or anything of value.” Th: | Security Loan C and 6, Kimpe Bldg. “Phone 702. 7-81-371 FOR RENT—N)cely furnished modern rooms.) 331 W. Second. 8-15-tf LOST AND FOUND Theatre small | WILL TRADE A Did-acre Misnourl ranch for Cax- © Pro . APS. CHRP MAN Real state Agen Room 23 Townsend Bldg. or in the leather purse containing several bills, leave with Vera Pike at 10c Store. Reward. S-16-21° CuST—Black and white Liewlyn setter sear on right shoulder. fetura t+) Lyric Billiard parlor; rewurd, 8-10-6t* —_ PROPLE'S FURNITU! BH sTOKe Two doors east of Postoffice. 10S, SALE NEw and, seca anand Saree urniture, pianos and office.fuiulture. | ia ONEY, ‘The Securit ; | Will pay’ epot chsh for used furniture | GAS y eee eee Sia Phone 3p or exehangs hew for old. Tatar E iat s ee DSRS | | i EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY seexeeescemee| —— AILED IW RUNAWAY We buy and sell anything. Phonograph cabinet with 20 records. | Qnly $20.00, Ww k 4 | ; too DOUGLAS, Wyo., Aug.- 16.—A seconds, $48.09. PRERPETADY Hlth. 86 W. Ayers, one of the old timers of Sewing machines for sale or rent.}Converse county, died at the De z- pines Ya We garry, a good ‘ante of Second- Slothiny an 5 | Paalng of al Kinda: Bult Cases and Trunks. | las hospital, having succumbed to in- juries received.in a runaway. Mr. Ayers was on his way to town ioe with a team, accompanied by a Ping ng man. WE have partivs for several t boarding bh The jugan Go. No, 4) and-6, Kimball jeauee aot) 7 8 times, 4 rt ey ‘pecial 1 hes 4 Pastore "Wyatflo Kitchen, 115. ¥" ees AE ; | Second St. S-l4-tf} Bob Fisher has been batting hig |OUR jalty, these wa’ fame on his re-entry into the ipucereteae jaan aad catse rm. ‘3, Waf-}way t MDa a tcnse” atl bigs eat ides sie (NALA ae DEN as a-member of the mis Cardinals. : ‘Wattle K te i ree aT TRIBUNE WANTADS CARRY YOUR Af'such - obe ya 7 Se ES ST ee Six-room, modern bungalow; bat ished rooms In basement, laundry, furnace, garage for two cars; cement- ed and plastered with heaters. ed in the southeast part of town, no: the property. Pay $800 cash and get fage and move in. The upstairs rent in basement. Get busy. for thiv wi ll sure go. PAUL © IF YOU OWN YOUR OWN LOT We will bulld you a modern bungalow. We make Building Loans. NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE RUILDING COMPANY. 159 South MESSAGE STRAIGHT TO THE PEOPLE = || Swascu'yuzam" |): FOR SALE li REAL ESTATE 1 wh Ee Wet ee) *- “aes } G10— SS el i] ! piabise eres | Se ee CASPER STORAGE COMPANY } f h, furnace, large porches; four fin- || REALTY-INVESTMENT Company | | cette, We ptere sagen i a | | Meat Retate—Hentalo—insuranee ||| “° "Ree fog trulte, vemet TF 3 Corner lot, 60x140, facing east. Locat- | / 1 ar Natrona St. $5,000 mortgage on | ti your deed and assume the mort- | te 8 for $85 per month and owner lives. | RAGE GROCERY 2 | 97-08. ' i | Real Estate and Insurance fot = re) pa } | Casper - - - - Wyomin: | Meet meme ibe | BAGGAGE AND EXPREews = CHITECTS | Let me me that Trunk. | AR | VISOKY i ~ | | 2a1-w. GEORGE E. McDONALD | ———___-__________o itect ] : Fifth FI O. 3 Bldg. | Heavy Fire-proet COMPANY a Liars akeee POSEY & CHANDLER - DOCTORS ie "s ; | GASOLINE and Payments like rent. Grae an | | DRS. LEEPER & DOWNIE MOTOR OILS ans and Sui Corner East Second oie | | orriee Metin itn ms ects mat and Beech Streets . 3 m. to 8 p.m. | | ‘Trained Nuree in Off en CASPER, WYOMING > || Det T, Phone Home, - } ce | = | 122. N. Woleett St. id. em. Phone 640 of Y23-5, WANTED | WANTED—Switches, Transformations, Curls, ete., made from your combmes. Nice line of hair goods for sale. Or- ders called for ana eye i. 315 So. Durbin, Phone 773-W. 8-17. 3te WANTED—Place to beard, either two or thre meals a day; within walk- ing distance; just jain home cooking Wanted. Address Box 8, care Tribune. -17-1t WANTED—To rent a five or six room} residence. Phone 985-J Monday t you have. job WANTED—Fast rough carpentes; x 488. 8-13-3te in city. P. O. Bo WANTED—WIll” buy casin 2000 ft.) 5-8 17 ibs.; 1500 ft. 8 1-4 24 Ibs. See 2 N. Vai Bag. Phone 958. Care Mt. States TranSportation Co. 8-15-3t | ———— WANTED—Men for /pipe line work, also pumper laborers and teamsters for Sali Creek, Room 518 Oil Exchange tidg., Midwest Refinery Co #-15-6¢ % ANTED—Three me Without board in private family. Call at 735 Bucknum street. $-15-3t to room with or | WANTED—White irl for general housework. 207 ey Third. Sites } PRIVATE party wili buy firat mart- gage notes and bo: ; reagounbl. discount; will loan money. W. J. C., care Tribune, 8-14-40 WANTED—Second hand bicycle. See Adriance, care Tribune. 8-14 2¢ ah | WANTED—Would ‘liké‘to rent two! or) three furn reoms «for light out August 25. <Ad- of Tribune. dh, WANTED—Tiireé of four-room house _,With bath, unfurnished by Aug. 5 Phone 125 before noon. 8-13-5t* il ec WANTED—To lease for six months or a year four or five.room modern fur- | nished house, comparatively close in. | No children. Call 49, between 9 and 5. 8-13-6t WANTED—To buy m second-hand | docking and shoe: e witw | BONDS of all kinds bot and sold. The} oat Bidz Eon 4S | Np RECN USGS, SWS Se NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK.) ba HOLDERS’ MEETING | atice is hereby given that the an- tual meeting of the stockholders of Overland Oil Development Company will ‘be held at Room 403, Oil Ex-! change Building, Casper, Wyoming, it the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M.,| on Tuesday, August 20th, A. D.,/ 1918, i the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the Sapuing vear and for the trangaction of suc’ other business as is proper for the -onsideration of the meeting. Dated this 8th day of August, A. D. 1918. B. O. LUMMIS, * Secretary. First Pub. Aug. 9th, 1918. Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918. NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK. HOLDERS’ MEETING. 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 o’clock in ‘he forenoon, for the purpose of electing a board of five (5) directors for the unexrired portion of the en- suing year, and/or the transaction aty said meeting of any and all other business which may p rly pertain to the affairs of the Calnpe y. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Aug. 13, 1918. R. G. TAYLOR, Attest: President. LN. CLAY, Secretary. H. & 8S. Pub, Aug. 14,15, 16, 17, 19, 20. 1918. NOTICE TO CREO! Ss Kevate of Nettle Haunt, desosgea see ts Hepehy Haga Aa Vattorn! of administration were on the 24th day August, 1918,, etantd. top the,under- ie thay Wil be forever, barr * Dated August 16. 1918, \ RUFUS 'C TROUT Admins: jstrator. GEO, W. FERGUSON, Attorney: Pub. Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7,-1918 i Telephone St fos ¢ ix BUY YOUR ACTUAL MONEY'S worth } | } 1 WANT YOUR BRICK WORK Qn Contract or Percentage ll for Estimate orn 5 Jil Bast Second street, over White's Grocery Grace St. North Cam Addition. 1 i { Per- #16 So. Jnckson. Phone 8040. 7 EAST SIDE GARA ‘Third and Maele , eT , | $$ TD Granite w Mari STORAGE Household Goods, Pianos, Ete. Storage House on Burlington Trac! ERLIN FURNITURE CHAMB: “AND UNDERTAKING CO. | Ty Monuments and | me an ms. inge of Cemetery dence, 265 —_ Anasthetics } Cement oe NOTICE OF DEFERRED STOCK. |- wrene || | 221 mtant'Second St Oppesite PF. 0. Qo a a. RET HOLDERS’ MEETING. —- DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. y, NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN | Srgqgd Fleer, Wood Building | | CASEER) HEASING that there will be a special meeting | Evenings and Sundays by Ap- | SUPPLY COMPANY of the stockholders of GLENROCK pointment. | gy Everything in Metal Work. PETROLEUM CO., a Wyoming cor-| : 2 Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- poration, at the office of the Com-, pany, at 216 Qil Exchange Building, in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 31st day of August, 1918, at 2 o’clock in the aft-| | ernoon, for the purpose of electing a} | board of five (5) directors for the! | Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. ing. ‘o pm arth and Pine. Phone 836J. | DR. MYERS | j } McEVENY & HARKNESS Wireing. apes en eing, Repairs an Office Fh. Sas W., Res 665 W. 141 West First. | ician and Surgeon. Attention Given to { £ Women and Children | unexpired portion of the ensuing! | 2 year, and for the transaction at said { iscadihtond 3 se) meeting of any and all other business, Q————— ee J DONOHUE | which may properly pertain to the ! Fe \ r. J i affairs of the Company. NF; rost || | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W. or | f | i | oo —— a er arr a Dated at Casper, Wyoming, Aug. = ' Heating a 5) ity. 18, 1918. 1 J yore ar residence Jobbing pe ei a promptly | B. H. PELTON, JR., } d door east 6 Shop ta Attest: President. | Phone 7: : Phowe 107W. R. G. TAYLOR, | Secretary. H. & 8. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. . sician and Pra Stteation ass To obstet- rics and diseases of women and children. Blackmore Building Phones: Office, 30;, Ree. 166 Pub. Aug. 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20. 1918. Sn Your Success Depends on Tribune Advertising. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DUBOIS & GOODRICH ! Architects. | Reom 24, Townsend Bldg, Casper, Wyo. . R. LATHROP aaa a RSS PEs Ra The Second Baptist Church ef, Can: a era | GRAVEL ROOFING | ner, yoming, w: ineorpora in uilding Be office vf the eeretary of Stare Be Bos eet Phone $4 Practical Keyed Roofer | eyenne, Wyoming, on the 19th day » Foster—Resi | 306 East S: of July, 1918; the object and purpose! | DF Lathrop—Residgnce 11} ee eee of said corpgration is to support the gospel and maintain religious wor- ship. Said corporation is not organ- xed for gain and has no capital stock. The term of its existence is per- petual. Three directors shall man- age the concerns and affairs of the corporation and Wm. Harris, S. F. PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 0 - A tees Ge ore TAIT’S BILLIARD PARLOR Congenial Tate for Gentile. men. igars, Tobaceo, Conf Gonery, aud Soda Fountat. p MEE, da ns AR ek J. H. JEFFREY, D. C. Pb.C. Chiropractor Pelton and M. A, Bilonth are named Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. | Appointments by T for the first year after incorporstion. omens 1 38 Telephone we M. A. Eilonth is the agent in charge | Phone 706. | of the office of said corporationa at Casper, Wyoming. | M. A. EILONTH, | President. 8. F. PELTON, Secretary. | Pub. Aug. 15, 16, 17, 1918., NOTICE OF ANNUAL SfOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING uty Parlor E. Burnham tee c Smith Bldg, ite 11. i ee | THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel daily, ex Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Salt Greek. leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas J at 1 Bm Trips a to al ou camps. are, one Wa! “ey. G. W. WARMOTH. ‘Prop. ee MISS DELIA LENEHAN Sa ine a | Chiropractor | | B. G. Hahn | M-12 Townsend Bldg. : MASSEUSE Maggguacr Violet Hag Vibrator. | N. Wole r [See |. Prop. Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of WHERE TO EAT °———TAWwrEs 9 Enalpac Oil and Gas Company|o__ o}! LAWYERS will be held at Room 403, Oil Ex- j |g-———— ions change Building, Casper,, Wyoming, | ES ro | on Tuesday, August 20th, D. } HAGENS & STANLEY 1918, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. tantennp M. for the purpose of electing «a! | 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Board of Directors for the ensuing | — e year and for the transaction of such | Casper - - Wryeming other business as if proper for the arrears : €onsideration of the meeting. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Dated this 8th day of August, ° — D. 1918. | Attorney-at-Law B. O. LUMMIS, | SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE : ebltut Raarekacer: ANAYER, & t | Phone 196-J First Pub, ang ating Office—Tait’s Billiard Hall. \ re — | Last Pub. Aug. 19th, 1918 , Ehone—House, G57.W: Office, 104 per - - + - Wyoming > MOVING NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK. / A SPRCIAL HOLDERS’ MEETING Notice is hereby given taat the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of Imperial Oil Company will be held at Room 403, Oil Exchange Building ¢ Shy ‘asper, Wyoming, at the hour of! | 10:00, ‘o'e M. an Tuesday, : NICHOLS & STIRRETT . 2 i 4 - * 2 7 cue || 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg, | os ea | FERS, ow. | TURKISH BATHS . First Pb, Aug. 9th, 1918. it a State's peinuinerirae to, atten SESS Geen al Bees | Last Pub. Aug.’ 19th, 1918. ' a referee or umpire. ‘ "