Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 4

List“your property with us. Loan : You'll like The Harvey cooking. ms . Company, Room 4, = You need it, don’t you? Metal Kimball Bldg. 10-144 = stripping ’s the word these days. Call Sao EST TE Tae a 5 phone 271J. 10- gab! = —_———S—_ m > Home cooking at The Harv at The Harvey. 21-tf| MISS AN DERSON 2 Salt. Creek eid hoods "Bonds wanted Highest | Piano : Midwest Gusher at price pais om 4, 127 N. Durbin Phone 97 Smashes All Precedents by see Security Loan Co, ie ae me 971R RUMOR OF OL MANVILLE TQ {totscomsm 7510, 00 (9 PAD | Cores” Maintaining an average flow of ap- - Stock i | i - Atarican oe oe re proximately 7,000 barrels a day, oF . | Bessemer & 07 -10°| - ’ nearly half as much as the entire ‘i | Boston-Wyoming 3 -20 22 | pipeline delivery from the field, the - — |}Big Indian _ 124 -26 | Midwest gusher at Salt Creek which ~ Thermopolis Hears Report of Kirby | Gillert Brothers, Nov Now at Work on | Gotueabing oy Se |Sunset Oil Poabeae Prepares to| caused such a flurry in market circles = Fras 3 = E : 15 | : Creek Strike in Region Fifteen Salt Creek Highway, Engaged | Con. Roy -69 ‘72 | Drill; Lambert Gives Location |in September has broken all prece- EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL ‘ Miles From Town to Grade Road aioe 2 13 15 | For Lusk Supply Firm 68 for maintaining production and | ; 3 'E. T. Williams_ 2.25 2.50 | : closed its first month of production = THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Oct. 30.—| Gilbert Brothers of Douglas, who slats an Sane aoaal MANVILLE, Wyo., Oct. 30.—| we brig ianetA = Cine RIG TIMBERS A SPEC TALT Y ts : 2 ecla oming — - 5 cs) entire country. Just wha’ ie The report that the Ohio Oil com-| are now engaged in grading the road (Jupiter fie J ny ‘og | The Sunset Oil Company paid Angus| drillers onotreted in opening such a é pany has made a strike in a well on from Casper to Salt Creek, have en-!Merritt 23.00 a Bae Jr., $10,000 bonus for an; prolific gusher in a field which has ¢ Kirby creek near the mouth of Alkali tered into a contract with the offi- Kinney - -72 oil lease on his 320-acre ranch on/maintaned a heavy production for a = has aroused a good deal of interest cers of the Manville Commercial club Midwest - 106 | recy tenes rae ects mouth off ng ‘pered of seen = 8 meted FARM | MACHINERY, -— WAGONS ~ i few days. The site where t® grade the road from Manville to Midwest Pref. --__ | 1.19 1.32 erry Creek. The lease goes in onj question. 1 aval The’ the oil fields of that region, new the | Midwest Refining 2129.00 | the Sunset’s drilling contract with] To date the well has produced 200,- GAS ENGINES i COAL said to have been found is the oil is about fifteen miles from Thermopo- scene of the greatest excitement in Northwest — 52 lw. W. Orcutt of the Union Oil Com- 000 barrels of crude and while the EL, RMR s "hat the state. The road will be shortened | Outwest -- : pany of California, who also has thejflow has been reduced to something 3 po ata EN phils pees somewhat about four miles, making the distance | Pathfinder — ‘A rilling contract of the Sunset Oiljless than 5,000 barrels, the reduction pS The company te ran drilling there twenty miles by road to the Ohio | Premier =-- .08 | Company land at the head of Harneyj has been gradual and gives promise a cently ane 4 fe that han been company’s well. | Republic Pet. 03 pc? ee telus have a well down tojof holding up in a like ratio for i By ot 7 ia SUE PS Gilbert Brothers have the reputa- Shiloh , --_ -023 | the depth o: out 2,600 feet now. Itj months to come, a development that used at Zimmerman Butte, A day cT! sion of being expert road men and|Wnited Pet. ‘07 {is expected that the Union Oil Com-{ will easily place it at the head of the|f Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. Nei Saha Boe, : there is no doubt that when the same MVestern Ex. -70 | pany will put a rotary drill on thejcolumn for big production. Notwith- depth of something more than 400 feet. That oil was discovered seems to be a certainty, but the volume of the find is entirely a secret as far as the public is concerned. Some well informed men claim it is a commer- cial well, even at that shallow level, and hold the belief that it has opened up an entirely new field. It appears that a flow of water was encountered is completed and oiled it will be one of the finest roads in the state of Wyoming. The 77 hill, one of the beauty spots of northeastern Wyoming will, be widened aut and the grade reduced | and from the foot of this hill the new | road will follow the high ground) which will do away with driving thru the many sand draws that are now Wind River OIL FIELD NOTES, The rotary rig cig bf th: the Producers & .25 | Harris-Baker leases at the mouth of standing the heavy gas pressure it is Cherry Creek and the drill will be in expected to prove vastly superior to | operation within the next thirty days.!other big wells which give the Salt | Ross Lambert, well known realty | Creek field a reputation for the most | dealer of Casper, has donated the! leonsistent delivery of any in the en- | Continental Supply company suf-{ tire country if not in the world. ficient ground for warehousés and! Ts. Se supply yards at Lusk. Construction | We give quality and service. Har-| will begin as soon as building restric-| | ris, the metal strip man, phone 271J.| | Refiners which recently struck the} tions are lifted. Keep Your Pledge—Buy War Savings Stamps NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS THE CANTON CAFE first and the oil found below the ; ‘ : ——__. H eb loan Or? Gverete Neipaec ds traveled. Bridges will be built and, S¢¢ond great gas well was moved to! | Money to loan on everything. The SAM WAR, Proprietor * water sand. That particular part of “S"©C° raat ee a: Sees aw field which! ....°¥ 0ur compartment plate lunches. | Security Loan Company, Room 4, Hs Kirby creek field has been pro-|CUlverts put in where necessary. The) well No. 22 in Sand Draw field which) white House Cafe, 19 26-308! Kimball Bldg. Pane “Jo-1-t¢ || Ford Bldg., Sand Bar f Coenen & i Much of the difficulty experienced in the Lusk oil fields this winter. At \¢ L U. Q y, O again and again. When things pe itias ¢ Sutte present it is known that in th - / i i = by heat autharides cheng {80 /Siate witty ofthe, camer Toh | ef J {uote You On are obvious, people keep' looking - in the fact that it strikes its victim teem rigs will be at work. In the past | \% for mysteries behind them. » Although State and Federal au-| ing operations but when the gas well | | So it is with the packing bus- thorities: are taking every possible 38 under control the new outfits will i Ss. Thi i f § ift b precaution in their effort to stop the Be: equipped to utilize the natural | | tc ie mere ale fe) Ww: "spread of the epidemic, the disease in 84S. Met , | | mpan: coniuses many. wee Retions of the ‘country has | Taking everything into considera. A complete stock of lumber, b Se eee ci y * gotten entirely beyond control and is tion the gasser was,a lucky strike for | | li ecause cir imaginations are = Eniming its vetins by se thousands the oil men. Heretofore their fuel ex KEELE EY 3 ime, cement and coal not geared up to scale, they be- ~ ; PRES S -g vell se alone was er than $50 per} * - 7. ° % It is universally agneed by all well Hense stone was better than $50 ner | Ps - lieve there must be magic in it = der to be able to throw off the infec-|__ The gas Will also be used for light-| DENVER, COLO. Swift & Company is just like any tion. As has been previously stated|ing, cooking and heating in jihelt LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS other manufacturing business run by Sede goasiptiperte ape The doors. east of the Postoffice Security Loan Company, Room 4, Kimball Bldg. 10-1-t£ nounced by geologists to be a shallow drilling proposition, which coincides beat eenidless of dhe Coctiat the’ com | feet and will be bored deeper by the ———===e=——== with the Ohio’s find.” Even shallow A ectary’ renatiods ew hicl cis os mucht wells at this depth are considered | Pleting of the work. mets nage thanidnliing |] DEVOE PAINTS BUILDERS’ HARDWARE {| good payers. What will be found farther down is, of course, a matter of speculation and nothing more. The site of the strike is just outside of the government withdrawals, so that the deevlopment of the ground can be carried on in only one direc- tion. In that direction, however, there is said to be a lot of ground equally as good as that on which the strike was made. Further develop- ments are being watched closely and there is a great deal of interest man- ifested in the strike made by the Ohio, Many confidently expected it to prove important but the informa- tion that has leaked out up to the presenttime only justifies a strong hope. —_————_- SPANISH INFLUENZA STRIKES SUDDENLY | Pneumonia Often Results — Vic- tims Seized Without Warning Making Precaution Doubly Necessary informed persofs that the surest pre- ventative is to get the system in the best possible physical condition in or- it is possible to perfect the powers of resistance of the human system so that it can throw off “almost any in- fection, not excepting Spanish influ- enza, which is one of the most con- BE buntled out to thaloi isla d s tagious e.s known. ; to be hustled out to the oil fields an . r wif Co: any ke wn “Medi Al authorities agree that peo- |}more freight is on the way. Three % “, : & (ae y eps do the b : ‘spread,” or the expense absorbed be- ple who are weak and run-down are the earliest victims of the Influen epidemic. If you find yourself we: or losing flesh, or if you are in a gen- erally run-down condition, you are really in great danger if you should come in contact with the Influenza! germ and system builder, Tanlas is without equal. This is a statement of facts and is fully supported by recognized A : geen gonditions peach Swift & authorities. According to all accept- LANDER, Oct. 28.—-T mpany does not contro! ed referen works, including the LAN ict. 28.—Ten sons serv-| United States hac Wass Encyclo-, ing in France as officers in the U. Ooverm er Ss It depends entirely upon how much army, three daughters serving in pedia Britannica and leading text books used in the school of medicine, the principal ingredients of Tanlac possess the most valuable tonic prop- erties known to science. This state- ment is further proven by the fact that millions of persons who have act- As a powerful reconstructive tonic) decided that this road must be the} The Union, Mid Cosden, | Texas, Allen, Fenix and numerous} other oi] companies are having Fate | GAS FUEL FOR LUSK DRILLING Steps ‘Taken to Place Big Gasser | of United Company Under Control For Supply The gas well on section 34-36-65 | of the Buck reek Oil company, which was drilled in by the United} people is still roaring and can be heard for a distance of several miles. It is estimated that 45,000,000 feet! of gas is escaping daily ‘and Man-| ager Arnistrong, of the United Com-} it. Mr. Armstrong is an old timer in the oil game and if it is possible he | will soon be serving up fuel gas to all their holdings in that territory. There will be considerable activity utilizing the gas, thereby saving con- siderable expense and work. to all those in the field desiring the} service. The United people have eight car loads of material on the track at Lusk | |more cabins will be erected on sec- |tions 25, 36, and 30, and by spring Lusk oil fields will be the most act-| ive spot in Weng. TEN BOYS AND | THREE GIRLS IN WAR WORK France as Red Cross nurses, and an- other daughter in New York ready to sail to act as a Red Cross nirse,/| is the record of Mrs. Mary Brown of Lander, who have been presented with a service flag bearing 13 stars | 702, had been drilled to a depth of 2000} Saturday the Wyoming- Pacific Oil} ed hole. hill are conducting operations week, at the present dept Liberty Bonds wanted. cash price paid. ee Cooking like you want it—at The 10-21-tf | Harvey. — Money to loan on everything. |Security Loan Company, Room 4,/ ee 10-1-tf | doef Kimball Bldg. William Harris is the man to phone} pany, is making an attempt to control) When in need of metal weatherstrip-| % it. Mr. i imer i ing. : 10-17-10t} & K aye) L b Co. | ith us. The & eith LumDer LO. ping. Phone 271J. ——__~< - List your property with us. | Security Loan Company, Room 4, | Kimball Bldg. | Cor. cured by a scientific course of medi_| The only place in Colorado where the Genuine Keeley memedieal cation. Drillers Burtner and Tanne- | The hole has been drilled to) | 312 feet, and since the straightening | | . process has been completed, the drill-| ers have gone on below this depth. A good showing of gas is reported h. } Highest || Room 4, Kimball Building. Security Loan Co, phone} | 10-12-tf j Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. REMOVAL NOTICE | The Citizens Equity Association STOVES STOVES STOVES this Natrona Lumber Co. 1 353 North Beech® Phone 528 LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL , Buy War Savings Stamps— WE SELL THEM Building Material of All Kinds. Rig Timbers The} | } Phone3 <7 $4 POOLSOOS OSES ES OOSOSO OSE On and After Chop Suey, Noodles, Short Orders Ee a % rial hauled to the L: Creek field 2 | 4 , ie Some of the oil has been brought TC 1'Ge Manville and expect to begin|;, ay resumed drilling operations | Team Work of All Kinds. Also Sand-and Gravel Hauling t to town and a comparison shows it to trill hi sf P ei) jin its well No. 2 in the Fossil field, | L | FRE the Game quality. as that 2riling within a very short time. | for. chuedown awaiting materiat/ff| Let us show you our line of Stoves and Heaters before you buy | STARK & COMPANY, Phone 713R & from Gress. Creek. with which to straighten out a crook-| elsewhere. We can save you money. | = E"*O No ‘Mystery in.Meat Some ‘things are so simple that they have to be explained somewhere—some weird power. human beings like yourself; it takes in raw material on the one hand and turns “out a finished product on the other. tween raw and finished material, to as low a figure as possible. (If it didn’t it would be put out of business by others who do.) How much Swift & Company pays for the raw materia& and how much .it gets for the finished product, depends people want the finished product, and how much raw material there is avail- able to make it from. The profits of Swift & Company amount toless than one cent per pound - ually taken Tanlac have testified to anH a eae place for the 14th soon | onall meats and by-products—less than ts extraordinary merit as a medi-| 0 be added Sind uns | Mrs. Brown is ‘a halfbreed Sho-| 2 one-fourth of a cent on beef. Tanlac restores health and strength | shone Indian who married a white, to the weak and run-down system by| enabling every organ of the body to! perform its proper function in na. ture’s own y. It creates a healthy appetite for good noprishing food, and is an ideal strengthening tonic) for persons who are in condition and who are suffering from the after-effects of Influenza, Grippe| or Bronchial troubles. Tanlac old in Casper by the Cas- per Pharma a run-down} y and in Alcova by the| man from which 20 children were born, of which number 16 are still living. The 10 sons in France are) all graduates of the Carlisle school. Mrs. Brown has received a letter from President Wilson in which he commends her unusual sacrifice, on the altar of war. ‘ | * will be located in their new quarters in The Neuman Building Building formerly occupied by the People’ s Furniture Store — jae two 236 East Second Street’ ci Keep Your Pledge Make Good Lied Our jen BUY WAR - SAVINGS ~< . STAMPS