Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 26, 1918, Page 5

THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1918 on eee Floyd J. Stalnaker of Dubois, is in i the city, primarily to become a mem-| ber of the Elks ledge, but while here i as been arousing no little enthusiasm | fishing club among the sportsmen of | | »sper and Central Wyoming. Mr. } Stalnaker is also heartily in favor of | obtaining a fish hatchery for Dubois the passage of a bill favoring this ing men were killed in action in ed proposition at the next session of the | world-war. Thirty others were re- state legislature. ported Missing in action. Nineteen “Hatcheries ate sombetimes estab-| more died of wounds, and 48 died of today, “but we want to get this one Plete; it is thought probable that the \ilt and the fry ready to distribute total casualties for the state will ran in the streams around there before, Close to 600. the hosts of tourists and local fisher-| With approximately 12,000 Wyo- there will be plenty of fish this sen-|one in every 20 was a casualty. on if the tourist season is heavy, With something like 180,000 people | the Wyoming fishermen come to! in the state, about 6 per cent of them this section in as great numbers as two at the most until the good fishing will be a thing of the pst.” The appropriation for a road to the ith entrance of the Yellowstone from Riverton find Lander has already been made, but owing to the war con- litions the work has not been started. The coming summer will see this work good road from Riverton via Moran | Jackson’s Lake, will draw hun- dreds of tourists and vacationists to these delightful haunts of fish ana The Lake of the Woods at 9,000 feet above sea level, in the pine tim~ ber 12 miles from the main highway } is one of the beauty spots in this 12,000 feet high, surrounded with natural forrests, the Lake of the Woods is an ideal spot for a summer Nome. A pleasant horseback trip of one to a snow drift in the hottest summer day. Many houses and being planned ana will be built th@re this summer. One CASPER SPORTSMEN INTERESTED IN PLAN SUGGESTED a plan to organize a hunting and ind is,lending his entire support to| CHEYENNE, Wyo.,—Sixty Wyom- hed too late,” said Mr, Stalnaker! disease. These figures are incom- n drain the streams of fish. While ™ing men were in the service, about expect, it will not be but a year National Park, at Snake River Station, begun, however, and the opening of a game. country. At the foot of Union Peak, a few hours from th lace will take or two-acre tracts on the water’s edge may be obtained and it is the inten: | of the club members to build cot~ tages and cabins that may be rented for a nominal sum for vraious periods | of time. These cabins will be kept in good condition, and a wire to the custodian will be suffifient to have a welcome sign out and a fire in the kitchen stove. , Hunting parties may be organized from this point to go further into the heart of the mountains where big game is to be found and where a sure and a steady aim are essential. The t. b. m. (tired business man) may his family to The Lake-ef tne Woods and find rest and recreation, the opening and improving of tne roads to this locality making it but a day's motor trip from Casper ance other Central Wyoming towns. a WOMEN HAD CHANCE 10 LEARN THE TRUTH—N0 HARD LUCK TALES 60 United Prexs) LONDON. Dec. 6. (By Mail.)— “Everywhere you go nowadays you find women,” growled the “city man” after the girl ticket inspector in the train had insisted on seeing his season ticket. “It’s going to be awful bad for them, and as for us men, our lives will never be the same again even though peace is here.”’ “Yes,” piped up his next-door neig- bor. “It certainly is getting intoler- able. Why, even my luncheon place, a real old-English chop-house, has been invaded by them; they used not to allow women inside their doors.” The women present smiled, They knew why the men were so fussed. Those women had husbands of theh own—husbands who came home de- manding huge dinners. ‘Nothing to eat at all,” “Grinding at work in the office since I left the house first thing, this morning,” etc., ete. That was how it used to be. The war sah. sent men to the trenches and their wives out to work " the city—and women have pierced he ancient sham, ‘ The “busniess strain” of the man who was something-in-the-city has proved a rest cure for his wife. That ‘tle restaurant where he complained » only got “snacks” has shown his wife the reason her dinners, prepar- © with so much care in “the good old ays,” were sometimes almost un- ‘vouched and often. criticized. If the bus conductor of the future! turns home “dog tired’ and peevish he will be told by Mrs. Ex-Conductor »W she, too, had trying days, when, ‘e had to work on the busses, keep home going and look after the chil- ren, Women have learned a lot about ‘heir menfolks during these years of ‘r, But if they realize what a com- Fortable existence those men folk ‘ad before the war they also realize -t how much it meant to give: it \“p to go and do their bit, and the “reat majority of women will be only ‘o eager to return to their ‘ministra 's and heap on their hero husbands 'y comfort a loving heart can de- So, after all, the men will not hy Worse off for having been “dis ’vered,”” but women will have fewer ‘sions and there should be a bet- understanding. Se ae ae Liberty Bonds wanted. n Loun Companys Suite 302 O. S. Build-" were in the war. This was nearly | twice the average for the other states. With 110,000,000 people in the Unit- fed States, and with 3,700,000 men in the service, the average for the coun-| \try was a trifle more than 3 per cent. | Adjutant General W. K. Weaver | is now engaged in the task of bring-! ing Wyoming’s record up to date, in an effort to get a line on every Wyo- ming man who served, and especially on every one who gave up his life for |his country. It is reported that some 14,000 casualties are still to be re- ported. If that is true, this state’s| record may not be completed for many months. ——.—___ Preparing for Jack.—Mr. Simp- son’s voice rumbled through the A odbe: “Mary here's the baker. How Fmany loaves? Two, as usual?” “Two loaves, indeed,” replied Mrs. | Simpson. “Have you forgotten that Jack is coming home on leave today?” “Of course!” said Mr. Simpson, as jhe suddenly remembered his sailor |son was coming home. + “Here, Mr. Baker, back your cart up against this Yoor, and tip her up.”—Tit-Bits. FORECLOSURE NOTICE WHEREAS, as security for a loan of $390.53 made on the 16th day of May, 1918, and due in two payments, one for $275.00 payable October 1, 1918, ana one for $115.53 due May 1, 1920, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum, D1. Mercer Dickerson, mortgagor did on the 16th day of May, 1918, give toe the Pinkerton Motor Company, a cor- poration, mortgagee, a chattel mort gage on a model ‘490’ Chevrole. Touring Car, bearing Motor Number 48207, together with all accessories, etc. Whereas, the said mortgage was duly recorded with the county clern and ex-officio register of deeds on the 17th day of May, 1918, at the hour of 3 o’clock in the afternoon and said mortgage was duly recorded with said Cierk of Natrona County, Wyo- ming. Whereas there has been a defauh of the payment of the first instal- ment note and a breach of conditions of the said mortgage and said de. fault has been declared and demand, made for the full payment and where- as no suit or proceeding at law has been instituted by the said mortgageu to recover the debt now owing by the said mortgagor and whereas there is now due the sum of $380:17 with in- terest from September 20, 191 Whereas the said mortgage contains a power of sale or said chattels, Now, therefore, notice is**heréby. given to the said mortgagor, th&t.pur-. suant to the power of sale contained) in said mortgage and of the laws qt! Wyoming revelant thereto, said m gage will be foreclosed by sale said chattels to satisfy the debt, in est, and reasonable attorney fee, st. sale to take place at the front door of the court house at Casper, Na.“? ‘trona County, on the 4th day of Jan- gary, 1919, at the hour of nine o’clock (im ‘the forenoon of said day. The sale to be conducted by thé sheriff or der-! uty sheriff of said county. Dated this 10th day of December, 1918. THE PINKERTON MOTOR COMPANY, By FLOYD E. PENDELL, | Publish Attorney. Dec. 11, 18, 26, 1918. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION State of Wyoming, Natrona County,—ss. IN THE DISTRICT COURT SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Samuel Greenblat, Plaintiff vs. Marion Greenblat, Defendant To Marion Greenblat, the above- |named defendant, whose last known place of residence was the City of St. Paul, Minn.: You will please take notice that Samuel Greenblat, plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the above named court, the object and prayer of ‘which are for an absolute divorce, upon the ground that you willfully deserted the plaintiff, on the first day of February, 1915, and have not lived with plaintiff since said day as husband and wife. And you are further notified that unless you answer the petition of the plaintiff on or before the 25th day of _ January, 1919, the albegationgnthere~ in contained will be takeh as trite’ ‘and judgment rendered against you ac: cordingly, Witness my hand and the "deat: Be said court this 26th day of Novem- ber, 1918. WARREN L. BAILEY, (Seal) Clerk of District Court. Security Pub. Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18, 25, Jan-| vity Loan Company, suite, uary 2, 1919. (Toni ‘Burke THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ON CHRISTMAS DAY NEXT YEAR WANTED- LOST AND FOUND wages. Call 163 No isework Woico THER’LL BE’MANY MORE HOMES N NORTH CASPER ADDITION M FOR MOST OF THE PURCHASERS INTEND TO BUILD IN THE SPRING AND NEXT SUMMER THERE’LL BE PRETTY BUNGA- LOWS AND HAPPY, PLAYING CHILDREN AND LAWNS AND FLOWERS AND THE SAME LOTS THAT ARE SELLING NOW FOR LESS THAN TWO HUNDRED WILL THEN BE DOLLARS WORTH NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED so IF YOU BUY A LOT FOR YOUR WIFE OR THE ONLY GIRL IN THE WORLD NOW SHE WILL HAVE A PRETTY HEALTHY CHRISTMAS PRESENT NEXT YEAR PAUL H. MOORE. LEGAL NOTICE The State of Wyoming, ; County of Natrona,—ss, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE DISTRICT COUR? In the Matter of the Estate of SAMUEL BRONKEN, Deceased. Order to Show Cause Why Decree of Distribution Should Not Be Made On reading and filing the petition of First Trust and Savings Bank, ad- ministrator of the Estate of Samue. Bronken, deceased, and praying among other things for an order u distribution of the residue of said es- tate among the persons entitled; IT IS ORDERED, That all persons interested in the estate of the saica Samuel Bronken, deceased, be and appear before the District Court, in and for the County of Natrona at the court room of said court, in the court house in said County, on Saturd: the 8th day of February: 1919, at 10 o'clock, A. M., then and there to show ‘ cause why an order of distribution should not be made of the residue vx said estate to the Canadian Adminis trator of the said deceased, according © to law. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, Tha: a copy of this order be published fu. four successive weeks, before the sai 8th day of February, 1919, in the Na trona County Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the said Na trona County. CHARLES E. WINTER, Judge. Dated this 10th day of December 1918. Pub. Dee. 1919. ————EES The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona,—ss. IN THE DISTRICT COURT . pe SEXTH-IUDICIAL DISTRICT -Plaintiff£ 12, 19, 26, 1918; Jan. 2, +. Mrs. 5 Taelm: aworporation ..~- Te: the named} State of abu, Suffolk Contiyy:, ae but whese ‘ore ses a Sve entitled 1 plaintifé ; a yer of the pe- tition filed Grain, is that the de- fendants and each of them, as to the lands and real estate in the petition and in this notice described, may be compelled to show their alleged inter- est, and that the same may be ad- judged to be null, void and of no ef- fect whatsoever, and that ntiff’s title be forever quieted ag the same; that the plaintiff be declared to be the absolute owner in fee sim- ple of said all one piece or parcel of — land situate, lying and being in the County of Carbon (now Natrona) and Territory of Wyoming (now the State of Wyoming) and more particu- larly known and described as follows to-wit: Lot number Twenty-four (24) in Block number Two (2) in the Town (now City) of Casper, accord- ing to the plat of said town (now City) as recorded in the office of the County Clerk and Ex-Officio Regis- ter of Deeds in and for Carbon (now Natrona) County, Wyoming, togeth- er with the improvements thereon, free and clear of any and all claims of the defendants, and each of them. And unless you answer the petition of the plaintiff filed in said cause on or before the first day of February, A. D. 1919, the said petition with all of the matters and allegations there- in contained will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Natrona County, eh ER: BAILEY; | t Gourt. wipe ‘O./ WILSON, y" tAttorney for Plaintiff.’ Pub. Dee: 5, 12,'19, 26, 1918; Jan. 9, 16,1919. 2 ee ee ee Money to loan on chattels. Secu- 302 O-S {Building. 2-2+t£ | WANTED BONDS WANTED LIBERTY HIGHEST Pr [} young mar Inquire hana WANTED—One good cond sheep wagon and team; must be reasonable. Address Tribune, Bx 10. 12-28-3t) a TED AT ONCE y reliabie nd permanent party, four, five or room furnished house; no ch en. Phone 482W. 12-49 Le [OME L. IT TL to the Oi their hair for cute non real estate. re Tribune. WANTED—Fur: niture, or anything of per Auction Hey phone 602W PARTY turn IS KNOWS ated muff and 4 Fashion Shop, 1 CASPER LO. AN Licensed nnd Bo Money to le led V cs eceoe No Credit.—‘‘What does she say? s her face her fortune.” ow I understand what they me is nvoluntary b: ur —Louis- ile Courier-Jc Thoucands to the Good.—“‘Had my fortune told today, dear.” aste of money,” said her I ga told e the woman fifty s and she e I would inherit 000. Wasn't a bargain?”— Boston Transcript. BILLIARDS Mect Me at t H TAIT’S 3 LIARD PARLO# al Place for Gentle- rs, Tobacco, Confee , Soda Fountain. it tionery, an FOR SALE BEAUTY PARLOR EE MAN RRY THE | BE | Room 104 | PY PAPLOR dwent Hotel dies and Gentle- nd Manicuring ‘Specialty Lor ) Work Done men. Ch Some Goo VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR Face and Scalp Specialists C. M. Smyth 213 O-S Bldg. Phone 259J —O CHIROPRACTORS ————<—_—___ | | J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. P&C. | | Chiropractor -————~9 lo CLS fas LET YOUR) Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Phone 706. ASK FOR JONES Marry Wree THE hone 56. “LEANERS Jourgensen & Nygnard { ng—Pressing—Remodeling ! ali for Clothes in any part of | the City and make pro: deliverics | | Suits Made to ¥ SERVICE OUR ¥ | * = ° DENTISTS Real Eatate Rentals | | Investments So. Center St. Phone S96-w FOR SALE for sale the roliowin al 4x8x12... oO DR. WILLIAM NorWooD | DENTIST | | || Room 4, Daly Building Phone 644 | ‘ (Over Lyric Theatre) ie) Ce) $$$ _— —$—$—<— = ——0. DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentiat. | Second Fleor, Weod Building Office Hours: 8:30 to &. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. | Lady Attendant Rhone 333 | FOR tion SALE—Chiffonier Phone h a fine lot n we will build you with bath $400 ‘cash will hn b- Buildin gE Co. Will buy your h. 121 West Fi FOR RENT FOR RENT hou with bath—Bust - WHEELER, Townsend Bide. DR. MORGAN DR. SILVERBERG Dentints BI. ACKMORE BLDG. 8:30 to 5:30 nd Sundays by Apointment B01-d | ———-d DR. Ear, vH Eye, Specialiat GROCERIES — ! WwW. BH. BROWN a High-Class Groceries | and Provisioas { | Grace St. North Casper Addition. Telephone 817-W. HAT CLEANING NEW YORK HAT CL WORKS We cle. Ret t connec- tlemen. m n Wyo., 0-8.. Phone d31- Ww. LAWYERS Set Bldg. nee E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building Phones—139 and 385 eeseeees * 0-6 6. 866 te MAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchauge Bidg. ° Wroming GEORGE W. FERGUSON Casper - Attorney-ct-Law Phone 196-J | | | W. H. PATTEM are Lawyer | Smith Bidg. Phoue 21-3 | | NICHOLS & STIRRETT { i 1 | Lawyers i | 209-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg. g———_____} ¢ 8 S:6Le Sie 9 Sle Se ete ne . * ’ G. H. MANN . § Attorney-At-Law ¥ * 415 Oil Exchange Building * . Phone No. 41 * . . See mourners eney MASSEUSE 2. fe) { AMY DEISCHER HANKS | Maaseume, Violet Hay, Vibvatos, | 225 N. Wolcott St. Pheome 611, | MONUMENTS — i 5. | Granite and Marble Tombstones and Markers, Vaultx, Mausvleums, Curb- y \ | | imgn land all “kinds of Cemetery | Cement ‘es TO works | axper, Wyo. Phone 6653 | | PLUMBING AND ) HEATING o- me) 1 , | i DONOHUE | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W az | Heating a Specialty. } Jobbing of all kind promptiy attended, i 3 Sho» 645 South Wob-ott { Corner Second nud Durbis Sts. Phone’ 107W. } 2ENT rnishec ap: \} sere res: rere: © clowe ini nice lawn. siade he 2 Of Pacers ae = o North Wolcott 12 — CASEER CHEATING | nd ar H. R. LATHROP ! SUPPLY COMPANY | ees: none | weverything in Metal Work. ae: Ofice Phoae Se | arm Air mul Hot Water Heat. | Dr. Foster—Residence_ Let . Dr. Lathrop—Residen j |S ncorthised Fines) (Phos 836), | | PRIVATE Hi henna | BycsErAL | REAL ESTATE | 340 S. Durbin St. tha furnished + Phones 272 and 273 | 103 So. Davia i | | —= ai | ‘oom apt; furnisied f ; Ca 05 zim: =26-2 ti |= 1 i 10 it] | PHYSICIAN and SURGEON | 7 oS ah Frch : | Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | bd So. Ash = | Phones: | GEORGE B. NELSON + = 5 - | Office 130 House 85 1}? Real Estate urance = a New and a 1 nach eaal eae °. ro} Townsend Building y 2-4-30t | 9 cS Casper, Wo. * 3. Car lo: of finest t by bd h Freie eh stent aentisceai| } F. 8. LUCKEY. M. D. Hitsct totes s 6 + s16 252.8 FR Oe oe here: Gan arr 2 to. leave Physician nud Surjceon | — Pfoumo Aeeping ia hort, per geliver at once, or from time to| | Phenst" Residence, Slew ROOFING basem my heat iene, lt : | | Office 1221. Seeona street, | o peseonemee use of ¢ children Many bat are ROW Uehiol z| | Room 2, Wood Block 119 GRAVEL ROOFING = SETLIST ene Women department heads to look af- |G mae =~ |i F.M. DILLON — Close nidawhli¢esto + ter the needs of their women clients. | ———————————______________ | Practical Gravel Roofer S45 Midwest ave. Phone 838R OOOO = pEaeERee sy | Phone 402-W | 12-28-8t° SS SS 5 306 East Sus: FOR RE -room furnished apatz- | CAN / GET A HALF-PAGE Fok} | | Phy and Surgeon. | anaes ment stove h 3 | Special Attention Given to STAGE LINES Phone = Disea of Women and Children - ae ; P RE) W | Suite 200-201, 0. S. Bldg. | ° <= ° son, of the Caape oeees ro = || Office.Ph. 699. | Res. Ph. 746. | | ee | Hills, SD. and won't return ihe if PRESS FOR FIVE = =2 Mail, Express, Wreight and | ison, Webel's Store i2 | MINUTES YET! | MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D | caspen 10 20s CREEK | od mfr Ph d Si | , close. in | ries an@ disenses of women ) | 12 | 4 children, 2 == 9 FOR I —3-room furnished a Blackmore Buildin, bath. Phone (50k, ast: | |: emeen Oftce, 20) Ree. 104 _ STORAGE AND TRANSFER FOR RENT n close In, two blocks 1 _from Cente modern and reason- SSS H able. 317 BE. Linden. 12-21.6t 1, MIDWEST BAGGAGE AND | « Rbone .561R. y Restden 1» ZO rth Pine St. Office—Midwest Hotel t ; t x ug ath Ss Abed: Pooky | ba alin fs “Reales. ! Phone 45 ! ReeS0. Davitt Nigh isn, EM 1 _ Residence Phone 3513 I Hievaiteteanioes - | [Sama as , Wine Mouatuteeet pes a" | ELECTRICIANS (; Soe Le SRT Ty 7 Oreanized: lauor Fe | McEVENY & HARKNESS | SEARLES TRANSFOR « STORAGE | ees PEAY ye ' Electrical Contractors. Tair a © introduce in’ the comi IN COPY FOR THE PAPER Wireline Ret Offlee—Taivs Billiard HalL | ature a number of measures cal culated to better woman workers. the. conditions of ra 1 ( ae a irs an Fixtures. | a ice Ph. 935 W., Res 665 W. AT THE LAST MINUTE 2 | 141 West First. i eeeeeng| er Fhone—House, 657.1, Offtee, 104 MOVING A SPE) LT Fe ‘CLA a?