Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 3

MONDAY. ‘FEBRUARY 10, 1919 W.5.9: QUOTA OF THIS GOUNTY [a Allotments Based on Property Val- uations Gives Natrona Great- est Sales Apportionment for Year Property valuations are made the basis of apportioning the sale of War Savings stamps in Wyoming for the coming year and figures just made public from the office of the state chairman at Cheyenne place Na- trona county’s quota at $233,038, on a total valuation of $27,826,358 as shown by the 1918 assessment. Nz-- trona will be expected to sell the largest amount of stamps in tho state for the same reason. Sheridan and Sweetwater counties are second and third with allotments amounting to over $201,000. Following is the allocation by counties as received today by E. Richard Shipp, local chairman: County Valuation ‘Quota Albany ----$17,506,922 $1 a6, 608 Horn ~~ 11,512,001 9 Cc Converse Crook -- Fremont - Goshon ~--- Hot Springs_ Johnson Laramie — Park -- Platte — Sheridan -~ 2 Sweetwater Unita Washakie Weston --- “SOCIETY —-— Regular Meeting jeeting of D. A. R. Tomorrow. The regular meeting of the Fort Casper Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the home of Mrs. J. W. Bingen- heimer, 713 South Wolcott street, o. Tuesday afternoon, Teb. 11 All members are urged to be present anu bring annual dues. 8 * 10, ‘091, 844 312,083 66 ——— i) Subscriptions Asked for French Children, Mrs Oliver Johnsonéhnirman ot the Natrona county chaptemel the Fatherless Children of France, pro tective organization, and Mrs. Leigh Townsend assistant chairman, will r ceive subscriptions and money for the adoption of children from this coun- ty. The local chapter has recently received the names of 100 children whom the people of this county may act as sponsors to their ¥ elfs Are. “ ——— —— + | CITY NEWS Attorne, ieft for Hollywood and Los Angeles, © where he will spend about tw oO we on a business and pl trip. will visit with Mrs. who spending the winter on the c¢ While in California he will also t depositions on cases that will be tr in the district court on adverse claims to Wyoming oi! properties. * * --J. A. Ward of Douglas, who re- cently purchased the Doug Power company, is a business visitor in Cas per for a few days. Mr. W. is set tling business affairs here which wer incomplete upon his recent departure to Douglas. sos * Jim Murrie, 2 prominent resideny of Newcastle, is a business visitor in Casper for 1 few days. ae aes Ella Rose Taylor and T. F. Anou of Lockett, are numbered among the business and social visitors in Case. for'a few days. 4 > + Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Hurd, known in Wyoming vil cir®les, visiting friends here for a few da from Billings. * * * Paul H. Moore, the local hustling real estate man who is temporarily located in Cheyenne, where he h charge of a new subdivision, arriv: in Casper yesterday morning for 2 few day’s visit. * * Fred Kettler, of Platteville, Mi well known in local oil activities 4d) ing the 1917 boom season, is visiti: in Casper in response to word no‘ fying him of the recent strength of the local market. so * * A, B. Forbes, well known Cheyenne man, is spending a few days in Cay per on business. + George Koyle of Miller, “is num- bered among the prominent Wyom ingites who are making Casper their headquarters now. | * Thos. registered at the Henning spending a few days here attending to local business interests. .* * J. G. Purcell, of Denver, known in Casper business circles, numbered among the Monday busi- ness visitors, while well * * George G, Chandler, who was for-| merly connected with the A8sociated | Oil company in charge of field crews} | LARGEST, REPORT Millinery Page Thre will leave today for Lusk, where he dents who. e s $ returned Sunday Fred W. He oO. will enter the employ of the Ohiu sper investiga - half of a synilitate purchasing ma- from an extended eastern buying trip, promir R ‘ ‘Oil company on the field staff. Mrs. and ‘supplies. While here he where she pyrch: a stock of mate ine Chandler, who is due to arrive ‘ir: _ etch. ead - iting with a number of friends. rial for the local store. While en- nection Casper during thé “week! from Ghi- © | Alfred Clowery, Jr4 son of Mr Ss an* route here he ted at Fort Worth, here. cago, will make her home in Gz and. Mrs. Alfred Clowry, of North St. Mark’s Guild solicits your plait. Texas, in ¢ on with her various pending Mr. Chandler’s teturn, Center street, rrived back ip the {sewing such! as aprons, infant's gar- interests there : Me ec hee | cope LOCCOOSC99 CC 0O00 waeiee ‘a several monthr sthy 11! ments, etc. and-your comforts to tic : dinner sitay acres 3 a profninent Lusk re ce with’ the! American@army iand | Bor further information call Mrs. W.! “The new wacons which were recent-.the Mt “s N F ] C 3 ‘gpendihg wi few days| is expected to return to|Caspen dur-;M. Kleber, 2114. SFTOS Ee ee ees nen Were Recent oe 3 atrona rue 0. 3 in cohnéction with -hig Jo-! ing ithe Jatter Tart of thejweek. ! } se Ghd GE theetr ects denartiicnttave ve aut F. H. Cline, a rown Thermop- > Phone 949. 3 a land interests! |} tat ly * ad Richard Huff, who recently under. into commission this morning and are OHS * it, is numbered among the J J. L. Biedermann, prop. I. R. Bellman, a representative of went a severe operation on his eye, being used for id. filling Monday business visitors in ¢ 1 2 3 Mr. Tiasaed! the Duluth Wyoming Oil compa:y, at Lincoln, Neb., has returned to ( work! which is be! AiG (Ls Gace = <a S GEBO COAL 63 noek, secretary is spending a few days at Thermo- per to visit with his parents pending fore spring 3 3 3 the Ohio Oil company, - polis in the interests of ‘the company. | complete recovery from his ailment. : MAINS oS 3 COKE wooD 3 iting her daughter for a few days. ++ He was accompanied to Casper by Mr. and Mrs. R. Evans, of River Teacher of Violi | ¥ City office 157 So. Center St. $ sce ie e Arthur of Laramie, whé has ‘Stacy Boyer. ton, are spending a few days in ( : eae 3 Efi f as | HJ. Watson of Cheyenne, is n holdings in the Rock River! ** + learonrarcombinen:basivess andtl Phone 768W after 6 o'clock 3 Gen. Cffice Sth and Beech sts. 3 bered_among_the ing al is Mrs.-J. W. 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