Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 4

GLENROGK (SaUE GOES ON MARKET 100,000 Shares Offered at $3.50 Based on One New Share to | a: f i i n Local Stocks New York Curb any of the issue is sold to banking Eight Old Ones | Poa ' ae | Woman Well Drilling laectationke a American — 014 Midwest Refg. --™~ 128 | kh hi The following directors nd offi-| According to an announcement| Bessemer -10 Midwest Com. --_ 1.28 | , 4 stockholders’ meeting of the Van | cers were elected: William Sacks, blic : foes af, Bib Bear 1024 Midwest Pref. 1.37 | Dazen Oil company in which progres | president; Roy C. Busby, vice-presi- made public at the local offices of ee ; Merri 219 sive plans for the ensuing year wer: the Glenrock Oil company last night,| Big Five 014 BREN oe 2138 outlined, occurred yesterday with a|{°"t andgeneral manager; J- M- Ma the directors plan to offer 100, 1000 Boston Wyoming .19 Glenrock Oil - 3.62 Mull represeftation of the Mohtana|°°™ <ceasurets William H. McClarin, shares of company stock to stock-| Big Indian +23 ES oe Tab and Eastern capital that is combined | S°nct#! counsel; E. C. Pickles, secre- holders of record at $3.50 a share.| Center __ ‘004 Okmulgee fori theWavelopmentWotitheuatates tary. Directors, Dr. E. R. Broderick, The basis of the purchase of the new, Columbine — -16 Sauulpe. (oil ND oil fields present at the meeting. De See \lodX EAAESED Oro issue will be limited to one new! Con. Royalty - 84 | Oulnted BERTIE BITE Salon | | Reportslofidavelonmenty (thatiwere | wuts ee share of stock to eight shares of for-| Casper Embar — 00% = SS ia) ee : read into thé minutes of the meeting} STRAYED—From 840 S. Beech, two mer issues. ae |; Elkhorn - Ad show that the well in the Crazy Wo-; lambs, brand ed. Liberaf re- With the fund of $350,000 the com- Hecla oH .003 | New York Stock Excharge | men’s pocket field has reached the ward»Call or return to Eu- pany plans to thoroly develop its! Jupiter 03 Stocks Mowry shales at a depth of 1,000. ings i S\yecRyan (OPUdh seek | t B gene McCarthy. Phone 508, holdings in the famous Lance Creek | Kinney ~~ 56 | Open Close} feet and that the work will be pushed 1-17-8t field, its development work in that) Mount. & Gulf_ 14 Mexican Pet. ~~ 1814 1744 | rapidly to conclusion over half the = structure having continued unimped-| Northwest — Ad Texas Oil ------- 185 | depth of the. test having already been| fields in the vicinity of Casp: ed by the withdrawal and most of the} Outwest - 034 Sinclair Oil _ 35 | completed. ~ The following officers were elected Glenrock holdings in the field is made | Pathfinder 05 U. S. Steel __ = 9: The Van Duzen company is also| by the directors for the ensuing year: up of university and school land. Premier — 01 Lele pushing development work in the; H. W. Van Duzen of Forsythe, Mont., . Glenrock oil has a well down 2.-| Picardy —_ 10 Lin. a , Lance creek field, where they have president; Albert Shapiero, of For- 500 feet in the Lance Creek field and) Riverton Ref. — 114 iberty Bonds extensive holdings. Drilling plans de-} syth€, secretary-treasurer; B. Seigel has made preparations for the drill-| Republic 02 Open Close | veloped at the meeting show that the| of . Minneapolis, vice-president; ana ing of several other wells before | Shiloh _ 08 99.12 company hopes to complete three Howard Slocum general manager. end of the CC United Pet. 06 + 93.60 wells in the Lance creek field this| Louis D. Shapiero of St. Paul, was Western Expll. 80 summer after which, it will extend the other director of the company Wind River Refg. +23, its operations to various unproven chosen-by the ‘stockholders. E, T. Williams_-_ 2.40 | —_—_—=—=_— <== = | Wyo-Kans -- 1.40 | | sete Seer, eh | s 0 WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET | | Warm Springs $1.00 Blk Basin —___ | | Salt Creek — 1.50Grass Creek | Big Muddy - 2.50Fossil ~~ contract | Suit to Enjoin Burke Burke and Hanley Pilot Butte - acbobandsre tt) From Securing Patent Filed $40,000 FIRE SWEEPS Cera Uae LEAGUE OF NATIONS 10 ” THERMOPOLIS BUILDING | The Midwest Oil company thru . B. Barnes, Jr., yester- filed suit in the district court to Michael B. Burke and William | locators of the Visco | panoniah iehpihey ave tly to these claims. Walter H. Bradley at Sunday morn s of action is alleged that ings’ service at the Presbyterian k to ancient history and claims which are locat- church, Contrary to presumption sition of its denouncement ed in township 39 north, range embodying the largest produc- | ¢ a of the Salt Creek field are identical in part to the only ‘Money’ oil placer claims which the Midwest company s it controls through mesne conv nce from the original & lorators, subject only to the para-| gly mount title of the United States gov- | ernment. be Messrs. Burke and Hanley recently 4% completed publication of their claims to sole right in the above claims as red by law before patent on nent lan ued. The Sud aken in error of the pub- & in that the parts of the -o claims are known as the ‘Mon- "¥ “Se ey’ oil placer claims. 53 The trial of the case will proba- bly come uy hefore Judge Winter ey carly on the civil docket of the sprins |) term of the district court. MIDWEST REFINING GAINS = $2 IN SALES THURSDAY ¢ : ie ires of the oil stock market + ere M est Refining an: were Midwest Refining and + a p advane. ¥ 9 bid. At one time dur- &% trading market rose to ee <e $130 but dropped back to a lower 3 figure. Sx Merritt was weak around $21.50. ° t Oil, common, showed unusu- | % rength up to sales at $1.32 fron. near the dollar mark indicating that %% important developm ents are under, *s way by the SOMbanY, a4 ae .> MIKE HENRY READY TO esas ¢ foe DRILL KANSAS HOLDINGS <> 5 Officials of the Mike Henry com-| pany in Douglas been advisea Se that several car! ng have % reached Hale Siding, Kansas, for : drilling operations projected in Chau tauqua county. Ther about com- pleted and the company will soon be in shape to begin active work. Re- cent re. ort from that digtrice show flow of 11 a OF HOTEL TO i START IN NEAR FUTURE The work of tearing out the par. tions between the former Midwest and Henning hotels to complete the merger under the name of the Hen. ning will be started just as soon the estimates and pla an be madc by Architect A. W. Garbutt, accord ing to a statement made at the hotel today. W. F. Henning and Mr. Garbutt were going over the strugture this morn outlining tentative plans for | the work, which will be worked out; rapidly before it is well started. venice eh bos « your money—buy a meal ticket! ne Harvey. % ; 4 3 ‘atoat a at FORM BASIS OF SERMON Historical data concerning the pro applied for patent. to the Posed League of Nations will he made ed States government from se- the basis of the 79 which has had its inception in recent usion, the Peague of Nations idea from Dr. ~Standard Corn, regular price 20¢, sale price TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. on the state reserve here, was stroyed by fire. The loss is pl rmon topic of Dr, Was no insurance. Bradley’s sermon, ee i ee ee ee ee tee ae is a Out Sale? Out of Closing Down Goes the Prices. Business---We Go! This is the time for sper people and vicinity to save some money on groceries of every kind; some- thing you need every day. We have sold out our business to the Wholesale Supply Co., and we must sell our Groceries so they can have room enough for their merchandise, and here it goes! » The sale will begin Saturday, Jan. 18, 1919, and will last until March 1, 1919 Coffee Regular Sale Price Price Barrington Hall Coffee 45 .39 Butternut Coffee -40 37 No Vary Breakfast Coffee .. 30 -24 No. 2 Dinner Cup Coffee 75 65 Pioneer Estate Coffee (Premium) 40 .33 No. 3 Gold Band Coffee with Gup. Saucer 1.35 $1.20 Monarch Coffee = -40 35 Little Dutch Coffee . 35 -32 ° Canned Vegetables Standard Corn, per doz. ... Standard Corn, per case . No. 2 Tomatoes, per can .. No. 2 Tomatoes, per doz. ... No. 2 Tomatoes, per case ... = Canned Milk, large cans, per can Salmon Pink Salmon, reg. 25c, per can . Pink Salmon, reg. >, per doz Red Salmon, reg. , per can, Red. Salmon, reg, » per doz. SOUPS aes Tomato, reg. 15c, 2 for sa Vegetable, reg. 15c, 2 for All Other Groceries at Cost Prices We have an Overland delivery car which will be sold reasonable. Also modern 9-room house, newly built, located on Dover and David. Remember i The Sandison Market Co. is operated in connec- tion with our Grocerteria and will continue to be oper- ated in connection with the new firm. Saturday Specials Qnly Swifts Premium Pickled Pork Hocks . -20c Skinned Hams -40c Fancy Corn Fed ¥ Swifts Premium Beef,” Half. Bacon z ...$5e Place ‘your order *t ‘sary Boneless Corn. Beef. ..25e as the quantities are very * - limited. Sandison Market Co. : 143 E. Second St. Phone 428 esmesesoosencewwtameeoeeel aren etn THERMOPOLIS, Jan, 17. — The} “antlers apartments, a modern struc: ture just completed by W. H. Jenks at $40,000 and it is understood there | ‘down thru the ages may be expected | VAN DUZEN OIL HOLDS MEETING : Development Work Pushed | Lance Creek Field and Crazy ing of the company and in} de-! ‘ed Poste ete 1M e KO e ohoetoaie Me ° epee eee ° 1M The Colder the Weather— The More Fuel Necessary whether it is coal for the furnace, or fuel for the human body. The body to withstand the rigors of winter, must have plenty of il wholesome, energizing food. | RA ¢ No aSo-afe-afe-ofe-of 1M o Me ve im e == CO eoaceoloesoacoets 2 og % Meee a, oe, 1% 1M oe, o ‘Eat More © - 1M 1M ome o ¢— Swift’s Premium jf = ( Oleomargarine & It is delicious and wholesome— oe the heaithful spread for bread—sweet —pure and clean. Not touched by hand in manufac- oe x ‘ture or packing. Contains the growth > elements that children require. ~~ It is the most widely ‘distributed brand ‘of Oleomargarine. Saves 20 cents or more a pouad. Is also splendid for cooking. a ‘Other Quality Brands wa e v2 oe OF Sees OF Bi t White ¥ PCboneipauns! | | L OF $1,000,000 NOTES According to word received in Cas. == per yesterday the directors of th Okmulgee Producing®” and Refining} National Anticline, which lies norti company plan to issue $1,000,000 of | three-year serial notes to be market- | ed at a price that will net the holders |10 per cent on their investment. This| site and the arrival of two carloads | action was taken at the annual meet- boned after it had completed its or- izatior The new directors pledg. 8 ert themselves to purchase $225,00u of the notes and the remainder will be issued to the stockholders befors | NEW RAILROAD SIDING of Cheyenne was to be prospected for oil was given with the construc tion of a new railroad siding at the |of machinery to be used on the rig. yas the! According to the statement of Chey-} first important transaction of the/|enne papers, activity on the structure | will continue early in the spring with | the prospect that the rest of the field wil} be completed before the end of the summer. tered at a depth of 3214 feet. TO NATIONAL ANTIGLINE __— The Fenix Oil company has report- jed another well on its section 10, Big Muddy lease, the flow being encoun- The well is said to be producing over 300 pbarsels of crude daily. The Fenex il company was organized by Con- verse business men last fall and owns Authenticity to the report that th: | the royalties on some of the most GEOLOGICAL WORK . more, THE UNIVERSAL CAR - ~Keep the old Kord. running—it'll never wear out if you let us take care of it. Bring it in and we’ll ke it run like new. - These war-time days call for saving. There’s not a biggtr saver of time and money than the Ford of Poor car. But it must be kept uality in running shade and Q y that’s our businéss. Ford mechanics, Ford materials, Ford excel- lence with Ford low prices. Let us look after your car. EARL C. BOYLE Authorized Agent Beware S 231-237 North Center. Young Woman Townsite In the Lusk Oil Field * [he Illinois Pipe Line” Co. ig building a pipe line from the. Lusk Oil Field to Lusk. Thousands of men will be employed in the Lusk Oil Field. The Families of these men will mean Thousands Young Woman is the natural place for them to live. ‘An abundance of good water, Telephone, “U. S. Postoffice, on the main highway, and many other ad- vantages, at- Young Woman. _ All lots $100.00 each, 1,000 shares of the capital stock of the Y. W. Oil & Dev. Co., with each lot. Send for folder and particulars write To the Young Woman Townsite Co., Room 3, Mokler Bldg. Phone 467-W Casper, Wycmirig WHY WASTE TIME AND MONEY BUYING NEW PARTS? Ship ‘or Bring Us Your Broken Castings or Parts to be Welded. Ordinarify we will save you onc-half to one-third the cost of a aew part and save the time lost in ordering from thé factory or agency. / Welding also makes the brok2n casting stronger than the new by adding additional strength to the weak part that is broken, We have an Oxweld Portable outfit for field work for ‘welding 3uch pieces that are not easily moved; also for cutting out and welding in seamless patches in fire boxes, welding; cracked flue side crown and door sheets, calking edzes,! etc. Let the best equipped ‘Shop i in the west give you an estimate on your work. WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF CAST IRON, STEEL, BRASS, BRONZE, ALUMINUM AND OTHER METALS—ALL WELDS GUARANTEED OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 118 South David “Across from Shockley Garage.” H Casper, Wyo. | valuable wells in the Big Muddy field. Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co,, P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, qver Lyric Le TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS) Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ana other markets over our private wires. Place the convenient facilities of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sel lor obtain¢he best markets and up ye the min- ute quotations, Information and quotations furnished upon is gina on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. \ CLLLLL LAL LLL LOO BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH Back- of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at rs. ‘highest quality, ee TI IMM ad.