Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1918, Page 5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1918 24 oe age a Ch Aer sae REQUIRED FOR CHANCE 10 Aid W HIGHWAYS) FOOD PROGRAM Regulations: Governing. Polio. andj Vexing Problem of ‘Presence in Proeedure During War Are Army Cantonments Solved by , Announce by High rovision to Swell U. S. ways Council Production WASHINGTON, D: C., Aug. 28. The. United States Highways Council today, made public its regulations, ef- fective September 10, governing highway and street work during the period of the war. Federal apyréval is required fon practically all high- way construction. a “No manufacturer,” the council’s announcement says, “will furnish any road-building material until_the pro- ject has been approved by the United States Highway Council.” The proposed work that should be first submitted to the United States Highway “Coungil thru the appropri- ate State Highway Department is de- fined’as follows: “All proposed highway, street, cul- vert and bridge construction, recon- struction. and. maintenance involving: (a) the. issuance of bonds; (b) the use of rail or water transportation; (c) the use of coal or oil as fuel; (d) the use of cement, brick, asphalt, oil, tar, crushed stone, or steel (also sand and. gravel, where shortage ex- ists) as highway material.” The“council urges that new high- way and) street construction be con- fined to most essential needs, and announces that it will give first con- sideration to the maintehance of highways already completed. Recon- struction is to he favorably consid- ered only where it is clear that main- tenance’is no Jonger possible excepi at prohibitive cost. ENSILAGE WILL FORM TOPIG OF DAIRY FARMINE University Extension Expert “tc Be Secured for Lecture of Great Interest at the Bunnell Ranch A silo expert from the Extensior Department of the State University at Laramie will shortly address dairy- men and farmers of Natrona count; on the silo question if plans fromu lated by County, Agricultural Agent John Hays are carried into execu tion. Application has been made for the speaker. and while no date~has been set tentative arrangements cal’ for holding the meeting at the A. H Bunnell ranch southeast of@Casper the home of the Casper Dairy com. pany. < The past year has witnessed the development of the dairy industr; in this. county to a considerable de gree and the'merits of various kind: of ensilage dnd) methods - of / con. structing. siloes will be taken under discussion. The conference shoul be of immense benefit to local dairy men “and farmers in that numerou: ranchers are contemplating improve ments of this character. At the pres ent time a large portion of dair; products consumed here are shippec from Denver and points south, bur this condition will) soon pass, it ir believed. Recent experiments conducted by the department of agriculture an¢ state experiments show that sun flowers make exggllent ensilage While corn will make but six fon: to the acre sunflowers will make 1: and ag a succulent winter feed it ha; proved highly nutritious. , All phase: of the topie will be discussed here more detailed’ announcements of which will be made later. ——_rs— NOTICE OF INCORPORATION DRUM OIL COMPANY was. in corporated in the office of the Sec retary of State, at Cheyéhne, Wyom ing, on the 8rd day of July, A. D 1918, at the hour of 9 o’clock a: m The term of existence of said com any is fifty years next after the’ above date, The object of said com pany is to engagepin a general min ing business. The capital stock of said company is One Hundred Thou sand Dollars, divided jnto one hun dred thousand shares of the:par value of one dollar per share. The af. fairs and management of said~com pany shall be under the control of : board of three directors: R. J Mosher, Carl F, Shumaker and A. E Stirrett are the directors for the first corporate year of ssid company The principal operations of said com: hany shall be conducted in Natronr County, Wyoming; the principal of- fice of said company. is. rooms 309. 10-11 Oil Exchange Building in’ the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, with AC E. Stirrett the agent .of said company in charge thereof. “ A. E. STIRRETT, N. &S. : Secretary. Pub. Aug. 29, 30, 31, 1918. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 28— After struggling for a long time with the knotty problem of conscientious objectors. in army cantonments, the war department now announces that the difficulty has to a large degree been solved thru the aid of the farm help specialists of the United States hdepartment of agriculture. * In the varieus stazes where there are farming communities whigh in- clude sects opposed to war, such as the Dunkards and Mennonites, and where additional farm help is needed, these places are made known to the cantonment commanders, together with a record of their farm labor labor needs. The plan has worked out so well that in the three camps where defi- nite lists of objectors were compiled, practically all of these men have veen placed, Canip Meade had) 88, all of them now at labor on farms; 100 of the 102 men at Camp Lewis have been placed, and the majority of thos¢ at Camp Taylor. sie Se iat Liberty Bonds bought. The Secu- ‘ity Loan Co., Room 4, Kimball Bldg. 8-29-3t eg \N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE \. DISTRICT OF WYOMING. hy Bankruptcy No. 359. in the matter of G. M. Macdonald, Bankrupt. DRDER ON, PETITION FOR DIS. CHARGE’ IN BANKRUPTCY. - A petition for discharge in bank- cuptcy of .G. M. Macdonald, of Cas- rer, County of Natrona, and District foresaid, Bankrupt, having been filed herein and the same having been ‘eferred to this Referee for proper rroceedings in the premises, it-is herefore, hereby ORDERED that a meeting of Sreditors. be held at Room $26, Citi- “én’s National Bank Building, in. the “ity of Cheyenne, Wyoming, on. the \0th day of September, A. D. 1918, *t 10 o’clock a, m. forthe purpo of considering said petition for di: charge, and that at said time and nlace all the Creditors and other per- sons. in interest show cause, if any hey have, why the prayer of said »etitioner should not be granted, and that at said meeting any-and all other’ matters be considered that may prop- orly come before the meeting. Dated this 24th day of* August, A. D. 1918. ra : z SLYDE M? WATTS, Referee in Bankruptcy. Published Aug. 29, 1918, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION In the District Court, Sixth Ju- licial District, within and for ‘the Sounty of Natrona, State of Wyom- ta > ‘ ng. 4 TOLEMAN M. ELGIN, plaintiff, vs. / < CHARLES” HORSTMAN, as Guar- dian.of the Estate of SOL BLOOM an Incompetent Person, Defend- ant. = Y NOTICH IF HEREBY GIVEN, hat pursuant to an execution duly ssued out of the above entitled ‘ourt, in the above entitled action, ‘pon a judgment recovered in said ‘ection by the said above named ‘laintiff against the said above ramed defendant, which. said judg- nent is dated the 26th day of Aug ‘918, and wherein it is adjudged and ‘ecreed that the partnership hereto- ‘ore existing between the said above ramed, plaintiff, Coleman M. Elgin, nd. Sol Bloom, known as ‘The Bloom Shoe & Clothing Company,” be dis- volved, and thatt he property de- vcribed in said judgment, consisting ‘f real, personal and mixed prop- srty, be sold to satisfy the indebt- ‘dness of said partnership, amount- ng to the sum of Nirtety Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-five and 97-100 Yellars ($90,765.97), to which said ‘udgment referénce is hereby made, *or greater particularity ,I, the an- lersigned, as Sheriff of said above vamed Natrona County, have duly evied upon the lands, tenements and oroperties hereinafter described, pur- a to law, and that I will, on Sat- y the 12th day of October, 1918; ‘tt the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on said late, at the south front doow of the, Jounty Court House, in the City. of. Jasper, Natrona County, Wyoming, ‘ell and dispese of at publié auction ‘o. the highest. and best bidder, the following described lands, tenements, personal properties, and other prop- arties, to-wit: ‘\ * FOR SALE 911 South Spruce. FOR SALE—9-Year-o]d family horse, light buggy and harness, all-for $100 food condition; great bargain. Ad- ress P, O. Box 179, Casper, Wyo. 3t dh FOR Sit rene one International one-ton truck. Phone 7494W. 8-12-tf 8-15.12t" WILL TRADE A 5i5-acre Missourl ranch for Cas- per Property. A. A. MAN Real Estate Agent ‘Townsend Bldg. PEOPLES*FURNITURE STOKE Two doors east of Postoffice. ‘FOR SALE~New dnd second-hand furniture, pianos and office furniture. Will pay spot cash for used fuyniture or exchange new ror old. —— WE have parties for several rooming mand boarding houses. The Security Loan Co. No, 4 and 5, Kimball Bigg Phone 702. 7-81-2371 FOR SALE—A snap buy; néyw 3-room Dbungalow on McKinle near the new sehool; price $1450.00. Only $7 cash, $40 per month. , Gali at 1 8. Ash st. Phone 638-J/ — + 8 6t ——$<$—<—$< FOR SALE—Good bicycle; ae ‘eondi- ton; Taqnonablay corner Washington and Prairie streets; two blocks, east of McKitey School’ on bill. a YOR SALE—Furniture rooming house; all rent, reasonable, 433 for 8-room full; house for West First,. 8-23g6t* FOR. SALE—Horse, wagon, harness. cheap; “good condition; see Gran Central Baggage man or call 23.W,. : -83-6t FOR SALE—White iron bed, springs and mattress; also white’ dresser, large glass, cheap. 330/So. Durbin, Cali all weeks. 8-27-5t FOR SADE—Nice Upright. Pia $75; Part cash and Satya py 815 8. David, Phone 899-W. FOR. SALE two-room house with 8x14 ened-in porch, good cellar and clothes closet; two blocks from school house; begutiful location; $150 down, ® month takes this bargain. Address A. C., care Tribune. 8-28-3t3Nh FOR SALE—At a bargain, furniture two rooms, bed, dining room chairs, ete. Call after 6 p. m. Corner Spruce and Carey. 8-28-3t* FOR SAL) Lots; choice residence section; Casper Liberty Bonds taken first payment; 350 cash, balance pay- able in two years; buy and double your money. Address Owner, $36 Kast Second street. 8-28-20 Chestnut And rood lot; only $3860; easy Yer Call 1025-8. Ash st. Bhone 638- SALE—Small ladies,’ ready-to- ar and millinery estatlishment in town. of 3,000, doing $10,000 a year business. “Livin rooms in building. Will bear investigation. Address Milliner, Box 5: ander, Wyoming. 8-28-31 FOR 82 room. house furnish- dor ; house has bath, three rooms in basement; all finished; rent will pay 15 per cent on invegt- ment. See it. Oyyner lives in‘it. 744 jouth ‘Spruce. —* 8-28-3t* FOR SALE—An established business; good money maker. Address 3-X, care Tribrne. ah ——————— FOR SALE—What will you offer for 1.000 shares of Peerless, Petroleum selling now ‘at 20 cents? A. S., care Tribune. 8-28-2t* — FOR SAI Modern new house — fur- nished plete, four rooms and sun porch; full basement with. two-roop |. apartments; easy terms, Phone. 91 FOR SALE- pW two-room house; well furnished, cheap, 160 W. Cols lege Ave. 8-28-2t° PICTURE FRAMING A full line of up-to-date picture mold ing; picture framing to order. 236 13, Segond. ~ 8-24- ents ROOMS AND BOARD for two or four teachers, twb blocks from high school; all moderu conveniences, 946. South Walnut.. Phone 754-J. 8_26-5t LE—New six-room bumgalo y D, price $5,800; Grover C. Gorsuch. ‘Phone S. Ash St. 8-29-6t FOR S. stri 1025 1D1S four-prme with wire wheel cur ers and full equipment for sale at greatly reduced vrice for thix car on account ef owner leaving to Join the Army. Call, Colli= xeum Garage, = ees WE HAVE CLIENTS for oil lease. What have you to offer?. Security Loan Co, Room 4, Kimball Bldg. 8-29-3t —Household furniture and and team of horses anc tw ns, Call 908 South Walnur Street. 8-29-4t> aR FOR SALE—We have a nice two-rogm house, just finished; pantry, closet, basement, city water, on nice hig leyel lot in Refinery -<strict, $1,000. You can't beat this, Ri Realty-Investment Co, Phone 95-3, ~29.2t WOR SALE—150 cows and calves for delivery between September 1 and October 20, D. E. Fuller, Uses. Pye; FOR SALE Good Vatidine lot, Chest- hut and Carey, sewer and water con- nection made.” On Gorsuch. Phone 638-J, 1025 5, Ash street, 8229-6 POR |SALE—Ford.. touring car: gooa condition also camp stove and ta- ble. Phone 774-J. 8-291t/ the Town of Casper, now City of Gas- per, according to the map and plat of ‘said Town, now City of Casper, Na- trona County,” Wyoming, t\gether with the improvements theréon. office. 315 8, Durbin. Phone. 773-W.| bas | HARRY FRE ‘ | WM. B. CULLEN, expert landscape ee architect of Boulder, Colo, is at the | | Midwest Hotel. -25-6t" | The goods, wares, merchandise, stock in trade and good will, connection with the io} conduct ofthe general | ‘mércantil business known as#'The Bloom Shoe’ Lot Twenty-six (26) in Block ‘umbered Three (3) and the north xine (9) feet gf Lot numbered Twenty-five (25) in Block num- bered Three (3), according to the map and plat of said Town, now City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyom- ing, together with the improvements tnereor (9) tots in Butler Addition to & Clothing Company, in the ‘City of |3 Casper, State of, .. yoming. r Witness my hand and seal this 28fh day of August, 1918. HUGH L, PATTON, \ Sheriff. ¢ Pub. Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 1918, 5 used in. FOR RENT hest rooming house in the city} . for sale or lease. The Security Loan) So, No. 4 and 6, Kimball building. | | Phone 702. 7-31.27t | es | EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY LONAS on diamogds, watches, guns, | Phone furniture or an: ing of Value. The One Roll jfop Office Desk and) Security Loan Co., 4 und 6, Kimbat| Chairs, $15.00. ~~ | ‘Bidg, Phone 702. \ 31-27t| One Bull Rope, good as new, $15.00. Cabinet Phonograph, POR ST no furnished modern | 331 W. Sec 3.) | | 25 Records, Lied | rooms. ond, 15-tf FOR RENT—Bedroom, bath and| telephone, six blocks from Mid-} west Hotel. 217/ North Grant St.| Phone 312-J. 8-19-13t* | FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; water heat; two blocks from Pos: i | NEW HOMES ON EAS PAYMENTS Goons, $10, Der month; wes Meeping | _six-room house and’ three Anishea rooms $4 and $4.50 Ber week, “442 We |Tooms in basement, furnace heat, coal £ 8. sy - > 26--: s| room, storage room, laundry room, pecon ge: Rogar ht |bathroom,, “three hed “rooms, large a |cheerful. living room, massive fire vGhle for housekeeping of Warohinge; Pisce, eautinl | Tare porch, corner | i Cy ‘ont, do’ & x very reasonable, Call Ofter 6D. m. 84a | {om yeaae ke residential district. | Brice | 8-27-5t | $6,800, with only 600 cash balance on oan. terms. ive-room house wth. full basement, | on.corner lot, near Center street, only | half block from paving, furnace’ heat, | UR 1 MS kL f FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooma;| col, "oom. THe ee anges tay pebOO per | week. | Phone | well ‘constructed in every respect. all 338-M. it. Fourth. 8-27-6t" | builtin features. It takes $755 to | swing the deal, the balan on month- FOR RENT—Close In} new three-roam | : ' | basement. Inqyire at 417 N. Center| 'Y Payments. You should see it. Street. $-27-3t Pive- Homa ish FOR RENT—Foom; use of bath and | ogi’ {,ropm, house furnished on phona; close in. 266 N. Maple. Phone! Four-room house furnished en East 309-w *_8-27-4t phird street, $50. One-room ‘house, 14-20, unfurnished, FOR RENT—HBlegantly furnishea modern flat. & rooms and bath, close in. 506 S. Durbin. $-27-6t FOR RENT Lin- || One large furnished room 18-20 for |light housekeeping, $7.50 per week. FOR RENT IF YOU AVE. 56 North. Walcott:|SHLL OR RENT ROOM $20 per month. Telephone, hot and cold water in room band bath bia het » Only one block | ‘from Midwest hotel. Will rent to one E TO LIST IT WITH US.} ALSO COLLECT RENTS. ASK FOR JONES 8-28-2t* | ; ere NOTHER SNAP East front, on Walnut Lot 50x ane | Street, $450. 8-28-68 | PLATE MAL FOR a furnished rooms’ close in, $5.00 per week. | Ph 538-M. 821 Bast. Fourth. N NVESTMENT good wages; small family,. 283-R,. Phone FOR RENT- reping: room with 8.23-6t bath, $3 per weelsor $10 per month. | ~ - | 212 West Park, §-29-1t" |WANTED—To buy men’s second-hand | SOR IGS, clothing and shoes. Phone 977W. | | R RENT—New bungalow, 4 rooms | and bath, up stairs, 3 rooms, Jaundry | and tollet down staits. Apply, 1043 rd. - >, BONDS of all kinds bet and sold. The! =::*" Sectrity Loan Co., ‘No. 4, and 5, Kim- FOR RENT—Riye-room modern house. ball Bldg. Phone 702, %-31-27t | Inquire 256 ple St. 8-29-3t wn RENCE aa WANTED—Furniture. Call 602W. Cas- oNr—Furnishe ed © room; : bath. phone; close.in; $18 per montn.!, Per Auction House, 20% North Con- | 56 So. Maple St. Phone 469-5, | || ter. = §-24-tt SORE | WANTED Woman, Would “like ‘posi FOR RENT—s40per month for fur-| | tion as cook ino. nished- room in modern house. 325| waitress. Call 739-W o: South Lineoin St. 29.3 | E : ——y | FOR RENT—Garage, reasonable. Ap-| WAN'TEHD—Ono Colt Automatic .45 cal- Diy 4238) Boas a koo ARs |. ire; must be in. wood condition, Gus |Bell, Phone 994, 201 O11 Exchange. FOR RENT+-Four-room — unfurnished | 8-29-3t° ahartment: steam heat; reagopable: —To rent a garage. Phone ea eae ree eae ern ws MEAL: | 726 South David. 8-29-3t. FOR RENT— two-room well fur~| e _nished hoti cheap. Inquire ar WANTRD—By reliable ‘honest pe Natrona Lumb Ca, 8-29-1t" position as housekeeper; peri References exchanged. Writ FOR RE Furnished housekeeping Grape Street, Denver, modern, 15 So. Wati- ~ (0 ee ae ae 795-M. 8-2) £) WANTE ar fictical | nursing to ao 7 as 7 | .F. M. Fister. Phone 79-W. FOR RENT—11-room, strictly mod-| yaet ern houke ‘in, good" condition: "ear- guest TOS Se 6 2 38-65 age. walks and lawn, near schools, |WwANTEDOO y } Kool! location for rooming teacher yeesiijenre Mightahtaiahe coe “ ‘ossession a once, er Realty o49 ” 31 estment Co. Phone 985-J. 8-29-5t 74% _12 cae aioe ‘oom, ble modern tenan LOST AND FOUND- outs BASY MONEY. .-The- Sec: ‘ity Loan Co., No, 4 and 5, Kimball BI &. Phone 702. 7-81-27) er Sig Se os Weer LOST—Kit auto tools on East Second YOU should try our special lunches,| Saturady, Pleyse return Boyle's) 11:8) til 2 Waffle Kitchen, 115 V" | Garage. , 8-26-31" | Second St. G-14-tt| - — ee WANTED —Girl to take care of child OUR specialty these warm days, Wat- during day. Inquire Apartment O,| flo sandwiches, Mght. lunches, all Wyatt Hotel. §-27-1t* | fresh frults in seagon. Waffle Kitenen, WANTED —"o ell gr Font, ong good Tarn yeast Becongaaes — one-room’ house, furnished; electri lights: in® Midwest Addin. sone | You should M. Whisenhunt, 149 W, Second Streer | 11:30 till 2. Phone 361-W. 8-27-3t West Second street. WANTED—Girls.. Apply Gasper ba WE_ SOLD five Iry Co. 8-2 week, What dry Security Loan Bldg. FOR RE | Loan Ce Gy aap special lunches. | ‘affle Kitchen, 115 6-14-tf un rooming have you Co, Room 4, —_—_____. LOST—A Masonic charm on on side, Knight mplar on other: side. Return ‘to A. H, Black Chamberlin Furniture Co. Reward 8: d degree, 8-29-3t arity room hotel § Reom 4, Kimball Bia ys Ms co.cc A REAL HOME FOR SALE | Six rooms, well built, decorated, built in features of every description. Two nice large bedrooms on, the first floor, sun parlor, fireplace in living reom, full - basement, with large windows, heating ° plant, coal bins, fruit rooms, cemented floors, stationary tubs. Can finish five additional rooms at a small cost. Large heated garage, cement driveway and walks, large porch, best fenced in. back a other” part ‘of the State hence: wi ill give “= i someone an, exceptional’ bargain. Ad- i dress Owner, Box 585, or phone 482, = 4 or 99W. ' = SAA ie f | * DR. MORGAN man only, 186 North Wolcott. | rg ety a | DR. SILVERBERG | ae |Reat Katate | Insurance Rentals | BLACKMORE BLDG. | BVvestments “f Office Hours 8:30 to 5:30 i 19%, Re, Cental St, Rhene 806-W- Evenings and Sundays by Y } b ne seas \ Apointment. FOR RENT—Two, nice furnished _ or — | Phone 361-3 4 unfurnished apartments near, Refin- | | ery, Phone 40-J. 8-28-6t* | | FOR RENT—Fou@room house fur- Tie | BF. 8. LUCKEY, M. D. nished at 182 N. Washington St. | - eporrees | Physician and Surgeon Geo. V. Orndorff, PB. 0. Box 558, . —__— Phone: Reyidence, 901-Ws 8-28-3t° | | Office, 120-3, i i Risks aie Office, ILL Bast Second street, POR RENT—Two. furnished jsooms | | ‘over White's Grocery for Nght hoWsekeaping, 148 “North | hJefferson. 8-28-2t* ‘ Sr oF ENT—Two furnished | - * ; | W. V. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, ee |. W. VALL with oaapolning bath to busines | I 5 hi LIRR, men, breakfast and diner; no other boarders; $15 a week. 426 Cy Ave. | Specialist in ronic Diseases - ~ DMPANY, ENC. FOR RENT—Two large pleasant | rn. 202 0-8 BI 8-w Tooms for howsekeopine with bath; | Com 2% Ors Bids, Baan | rent reasonable. 3/881 West Second St; | FOR _RENT—Sleeping room supitable ane Se | .. for~ one or two working men or . Women. 226 So. Pine, 8-29-31 | FoR RENT—Two: reoms for ight WANTED | ouxekeeping; use of laundry. room. | ——<—————__ Inquire Rudy's Restaurant, ’8-29-21| WANTED—A white or a colored maid; RIKER REALTY-INVESTMENT COMPANY Real Estate-—Rentaly—Insuragee 814 Oll Exchange Building, Phone 985-J. GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fifth Floor 0. 3. Bldg. Heavy Re-inferced Fire-preet Construction a Specialt} DOCTORS | Dr. Downie, 132 N. Kes. Phone 649 or 023-J. Woleott St. « DR. J. E. BRAL, DENTIST CASPER STORAGE COMPANY Auto, T: Furniture, Piano, tor ral Ty Machines, anythin, 1 Bh a | | | complete Une of first-class. THE CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Telephone 97-98, $$$ BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Hi Let me move that Trunk. | Call VISOKY 72 or 231-W. OIL CITY FILLING STATION] | Office Suite No, 210 =~ 0, & 8, Bldg. Phone ¢973 DR. MERCER DICKERSON Mohrbaugh Bidg. Residence, 265 North Pine St. Anasthetics a Specialty. Phone | DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor; Wood Building Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. — DR. MYERS I Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children | Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Phone 699. ————————E— a -) Dr. I. N. Frost r. 1. N. Office former Mokler residence Practical door east of postoffice, | ae Phone wow Phone 736 306 East Sussex eee eens MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to ebstet- ries and Ginenses of wamen children. ore Building OMce, 30; Bee, 164 Blacl Phones: DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C, FOSTER Rohbrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence..... 46 Dr, Lathrop—Residence._._116 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C, Chiropractor Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Phone 706. | Chiropractor B. G. Hahn 11-32 Townsend Bldg. | MASSEUSE AMY DEISCHER | Violet Ray, Vibrator. Phone 4it. | Wolcott St. WHERE TO EAT ing. 5. Fourth and Pine, COMPANY POSEY & CHANDLER GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Corner East Second and Beech Streets CASPER, WYOMING WORTH | I will open an office at 203 0.-S, | BL tel a Building an seon as fxtures ar- | rtvel |} > o | BUY X¥OUR ACTUAL MONEY'S | In tres, Don’t buy expenses, Per- mit us to show them to you. Send your order today. oleums, Curb= of Cemetery Opposite P. 0. 665-J, CASPER HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Metal Work. we Wem Air and Hot Water Heat- Phone 836J. t Electrical, tractors. Mies Repairs and Fixtures. Office . 935 + Res 665 W. | 14L Wes} First. | at PSS o_O } J]. DONOGHUE | eating a 5. \ of all. fein: attended, Shop 645 South, Walsott, Phone 107W. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architec Room 24, Tovencoied Bldg, Casper, Wyo. F. M, DILLON juds promptly GRAVEL ROOFING ) Cie oe TAIT’S | Plumbing, Steam abd Hot-W. sr | | | Jobbing ty: Sg BILLIARD PARLOR | t |.A Congenial Place for men. Cigars, Tobacco, Gentle- Confee- | tionery, and Soda Fountain. | . Appointments by Telephone } { | Telephone 470. MISS DELIA LENEHAN Beauty Parlor E. Burnham § Smith Bldg., Sunda; Leaves per at 1 p,m. oil camps, Fare, one $7.50, G. W. WARMOTH, Prop, | LAWYERS HAGENS & S Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Casper - - Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-3 ‘TANLEY Wyoming ~ GEORGE W. FERGUSON ite 11. | ee THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE. Leaves Midwest hotel daily, exe at 8:30 a. in., for Salt Greek, alt Creek to return to Cas- Trips niade to all "wwe wwe Bldg. . 4 oe eas raed - + + Wyoming IDA’S RESTAPRANT | | marae anee maeie: Three Meals se On t of Mi weat hotel, — W. H. PATTEN 0, Ber week, |. Mase || Smith Bldg. Phone 21-3 SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS _ O_O SEARLWS TRANSFER & sronace || NICHOLS & STIRRETT . i, \[Pifice—ratte Bittinra Hat | Lawyers /VhoneSifuese, 657.Wi ottice, 104 | | — . ‘ ; Whore } | | 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. |, MOVING A SPECIALTY | | : ; ot TS Se Ea SP TURKISH BATHS ’ i t r | i? y \ ome UNEPED BAKERY | ki ©. Ss. TURE Bal 5 | BILL MARTHAS {|| Manse, tec Lg | 924 Copp st. Tel. o40-W | | | eee open AlE, Beene | t