Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1918, Page 11

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE f ON CITY PAVING. Io NEAR FINISH Tar Gang Nears Second Street as Cement Workers Add Finish- ing Touches to Base for Top Surfacing — The paving is nearing completion. The cement workers today will reach the filling station as they go up Sec- | ond street toward the C. and N. W. crossing and all that will be left will | be the short stretch from the filling | station to the crossing as the cement | work, is done on the other side of the tracks. The bitulitic pavement is com-| pleted as far as Cunningham street on Pine which leaves but two blocks to be * laid before the tar gang reaches Second street. The tar gang lay about a block per day of the bitulitic pavement. When the tar gang reaches Second street the work will proceed faster as there are no long stretches to be laid at the cross streets as they are now doing on Pine and as they did on Center streets. AILTIES BAND TO APPEAR AT CASPER S00! Famous Musicians Secured for Afternoon and Evening En- gagement at the Iris The- ater Next Sunday | | The Kilties, characterized as Can-| ada’s greatest concert band, will ap-| pear at the New Iris theater in Cas-| per afternoon and evening as the: re-| sult of arrangements concluded this! One of the terrors of the sea is the submarine been used so successfully by both ‘GOOD ROADS MEN HUNDREDS TAKE. TOMEET FRIDAY ADVANTAGE OF AT STATE FAIR MILITARY POLL {Annual Meeting of Yellowstone| Provision Made by State Fair Man-| Highway Association. Holds | agement for Registration of Interest, to Wyoming En- | Men Proves Both Conve- thusiasts Tomorrow nient and Popular at the state fair today, subject to registration under the new |draft, may register.in Douglas, the Converse draft board having in- stalled a number of registration booths about the city, both in pub- jlie buildings and in several of the Tomorrow will’ be Good Roads! Visitors Day for all Wyoming at Douglas} where the Yellowstone Highway as- sociation will convene in annual meeting to hear reports, elect new of- ficers and make plans for future op- erations. To encourage the move-| ment in good roads already given|stores. With thousands in attend- ;momentum during the past season | ance at the fair today, it is believed the Yellowstone Highway association |that the Douglas board will have reg- this week issued an attractive book-| istered between 2,000 and 3,000 men let on the importance of permanent by the closing hour this evening. improvement methods in solving the ¥- transportation problems of this main artery of travel in the state. These booklets will be distributed at the meeting in Douglas tomorrow and present an interesting view of the situation as it affects local conditions and prosperity. In addition to other importance attendants Laramie Extends To Bankers and Wi A number of local bankers have been in Laramie attending the State Bankers’ Association meeting and gracious hospitality was extended to the wives of the bankers as well. Among the hostesses was Mrs. F. D. Hiskey who presided over the lunch- features of upon this meeting are to have the pleasure of eon at her home at 1 o'clock last , listening to an address by Robert D. | Saturday. Dahlias were used in Carey, who in all probability will be | adorning the tables, covers being laid Wyoming's next governor. Among Kent and Mrs. Nicholsen others who will speak is Harry Bur- Mrs. Wesley I. Dumm and hans, secretary of the Denver Tourist nm of Chey- bureau and widely known in the|enne, and Mrs. Roy Wyland of Cas- Rocky Mountain region for his un- per. flagging interest in helping to solve this cca problae other to take his place. After the close of the Yellwstone _, Everyone living on the Highway Highway meeting,thatters will be|Should be considered a member and taken up that are of interest to the| attend. Prospe for substantial entire state, Representatives from /'0%¢ building was never better in other road organizations interested , Wyoming. in the state have been inv part vited. good attendance is assured as a arrangement has been made 1 Yellowstone Highway Com- oners, whereby they will be nt, supported by a good dele- | gation from each town. More interest i is ‘shown this_year than on previous on the shores of England from a | occasions and Mr. Holmes the chair- German mine field is to be shown | man, has a good program arranged. in the big war exhibit at the com- Another thing that interests ed to take and every one interested is in- SAVE THE| PENNIES ore —Photo by Underwood & Underwood mine, which has e . week. The local a t the Allied Nations and the Central ing Wyoming State Fair, Douglas, | towns on the Highway is the selection fortunate in eerie than fa thats he| Powers. A big mine, washed up Sept. 9-14, 1918. lof a new set of officers. Holmes booked them for an’ open date which! {is of the opinion that he can not | the band desired to play between Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Black will leave!ture store in Houston to whieh Mr.| continue another season, as he has | Depeias ang i ilings: where they will | today fon dheil tonmantinm dc abtious! BIECREve will Bevote his StL OL ‘the past two, fecause there was no d Ve etables | The band program features Mur-|ton, Texas, where they will again seeeacasevsesscscsveesessesncesenceccacneorees all | doch J. MacDonsld, conductor nd take up their residence, Mr. Blac CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE (Inc. a soloist; James Pearse, Canada’s emi- nent tendrs “Wee Jamie” Muir, the! is associated with his Speier: A. H. pride of Scotland’s dancing pipers,} Black nd C. H. Long in the manage- and others of equal ability. The} Kilties have played around the world, ‘ment of the Chamberlain Furnitur and welcomed in| 2nd Undertaking They also own a large furni- | and are known every land (except central Europe and it is safe to say that the Iris will! be packed to capacity to hear them. | Their concerts never fail to prove | enjoyable and they offer a variety | seldom attained by other organiza-| tions of their kind. The versatility is greatly enhanced by the bagpipers and dancers from Dundee. Those privileged to hear them at the State | Fair are lound in their praises of. the | entertainment presented. CITY NEWS Mrs. Anna Van Gordon, mother! of Fred Van Gordon, department | manager of the Webel Commercial) company, and Mrs. Leah Clucas of Orange, Calif., are guests at the Van Gordon home on South Grant street. The guests have been spending the summer in the East and are on their way west. Mrs. Van Gordon will make an extended visit here but Mrs. Clucas expects to leave next weel for her home. * j city. * * | Mrs. Jams G. Stanley and little daughter, Mary Edith, returned yes- terday from an extended visit in| Lead, Deadwood and Hot Springs, S. | D., where they have been spending | the summer with relatives and) friends. * * * The annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Glenrock Oil company, will be held next week in Richmond, | Va. At this meeting the stockholders will elect a new corps of officers and board of directors. Bits, 8 Miss Cora Cruse, third grade teacher at Central school, spent a day at the Douglas State Fair to super- § intend the display of a splendid |§ school exhibit made by the Casper School children. * Mrs: Julian ‘Lever entertained the, Monday Club the first of this week. The next meeting to be held two weeks from last Monday will be with! Mrs. J. G. Wiederhold at 645 Natro-| na avenue. “6 R. E. Newton and Thomas And- erson of the Casper Supply company has returned from Wheatland where they have installed a new light plant for the town of Wheatland. * + * Judge C.-E. Winter, Court Re-) porter Harry McCraken and Miss Caroline Maltby, a sister of Mrs. Winter, motored to Douglas to join Mrs. Winter who has been spend- ing a few days in Douglas attending the State Fair. * . Louis F, McMahan will leave Sat- urday for Richmond, Va., to attend the annual meeting of the stockhold- ers of the Glenrock oll companq. * * Attorney. G. R. Hagens, is in Den- ver attending to business matters. 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