Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1919, Page 8

aes THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919 al a NOT WOUNDED WAY WHO STOLE FROM ELKHORN SYNDIGATE WELL | TAANING - CONFERENCE “AMERICAN C : SHEEP ERMP TRELED TO DOWN 1400 FEET, LEEPER FOR MLE, CENTENARY IS. IMCELE WHEN QEMOTES treet. ayn ower’ opransTic AFTER TAP CONDUCTED W DENIER g ma Bor a get-away Dr. J. F. Leeper, p E Men who value their time eat at The American Cafe Where They Get Instant Service American Hotel and Cafe Co. | 148 S. Center Street a ‘ dent of the| Plans for carrying. to a successful Bishop sheep camp in Te -Elkhorn synd e returned to!conclusion in the Rocky Mountain re- 60 miles Casper this morning after spending |gion the Centenary program of the } Willis who in the San Angelo district Methodist Church are being furtherea n wound ed in action, ¢ at has bee i i nd lareeny in con- ‘as where the company’s prop-|in Denver this week at an “area itted suicide. The caus iven as depression ction with s lies he moved from is located. He immediately | training conference,” at which the mierreduction from ioficolonelitoithat of capt the et riled to Montana by a stockholder’s meeting for|Rev, Walter L. French of Casper i: eisted) he ghee himself in the h Deputy § Hedges and re- the purpose of discussing the project jattendance. The local pastor left Cas- vdtne hi “a iad Beawial turned t lin the from his personal wpoint. | per Thursday evening for the Colo- oe ‘ a h hy e r ) rrant The syndicate’s first well is al-|rado capital and will return in time : — — eke ee ces about 1,400) feet and rapid pro-|to conduct the regular services Sun- uA AUN brought to pub tention about two ¥ will be made to the sands which | day. RX No aSo-atoatoate-steete-ecestosteaceste achusetts ci f it sworn s thought will bear oil. ‘ The conference is being conducted %& national being held ut the/hy national leaders of the Missionary AUCTION result. Cong ndell of Ws i waiting trial and :ause |Centenary movement and among them Barat Gi peal Git is figuring on what : are Dr. C. F. Reisner, organizer of @@ thereto. The correction of the official report followed. to buy with the $50 reward Bpmen esa sy anole Methodist _minute men; Fred B. SALE Enea aver nana atte that was offered for the capture “of the drill gets to t her, D. D. Forsythe, John W. Han- CU Aas Pee the alleged robber. veryone whom I e consulted | che . E, Doughty and others. % = = yout the prospects more opti-| ‘The Methodist Centenary contem. % d A ; ae Aue chen changTeR {patho Methediats ry contem 20 Hea 1 , A 1 plates a world-wide program, and & i } LOCAL BOARD RECRUITS ——S = Iplans for its inauguration were 2S ¢ ° a HELP FROM CHEYENNE MODERN WOODMEN \launched some four or five years ago 3 Pure Bred Stallions y veR bok Ree tine Friday evening at {as the centenary date of missionary % es \ L Regular meeting Friday evening at e EADS 3 a u onand Mable the Moose hall. Initiation of eandi-|Work in the church approached. In ult ~ + known Cheyenne dates. Visiting neighbors are cordial |between $80,000,000 and $100,000.) gy I will sell at public auction on Saturdzy, March 8, 1919, -at f, x F 000 will be raised during the next five per this morning ly invited to attend. K? "o44 eat <> ? s composed of for its work at home ana RK? aa t in compiling records at the LOUIS R. SCHMIDT, CASTLE & MECRALEY J. B. Flannigan and office of the local board here. 2-20-9+ Clerk, abroad. Sy ear BRDT Ge aEL AY, Office oC eee | W orkers look is Denver confer- Re < yj th pst of title .to see active ence to evolve plans iS RY GRAND CENTRAL STABLES & diate region and the pastors who at- tend will be qualified to stress the im. portance of the movement: on their aM nee oe, ° itary service since the invention of firearms. RO soe, Casper, Wyo. oe, see return. ra > % id i 6 i 5 o Ved- Twenty head of the best pure bred stallions ever shipped into OUR HERO _cligumcrroneounts, stated in Wei Wisenagccuanting giv imvorted and! American reds Our Hero as all have seen, is fond of food cooked well and Ely ee ear Toramaniets tha|@eer Petcherens Belelans and ish s ranging in age from two to 3) eee feta : | Tene de atta rea six years, weihing from 1 to deany and cha} GAD Tis AVEO Gis io 8 Burlington and that he was making ¢% Breeders will have an’ opportunity to buy these big sound & y lunch an inspection trip over the Burling- m3 rugged types a ir own price. horse will be sold m3 He Takes It At toh route. The honor should have Absolutely as represented and to the highest bidder, regard- 4 been given to W. E. Cliff, who is in y less of price. ¥ TT. charge of that important department 4% oe MANHA AN CAFE |for the Burlington here, according to J ee oN to the fact ot chee shorts oe | rumor. sa 7 time until exportations will be : atin 3, e knows he ti e , d Service s | —— ¢ H nows he'll find Frier Food and Service to his M | > SZ It is to every breeder's interest to bi as ®% T! i BR Pr P< )} t |The Sheridan brewery, it is an- his herd and raise bigger and better hors me © ce S S |nounced from that city, will not to miss this lot of good young stallions. | manufacture beverages containing al- THE MANHATTAN CAFE Where Everybody Goes Sao Terms will be made known on day of sale. Sale will commence at 1:00 o'clock QS Sac RY $4 : i ‘ - |-ohol, even to the limit of one per | % sharp. ‘ % ufc equneencees! t nele Sam Burs! srycend mesa we. Z & Club Breakfast—From 5 to 10 A. M. uibition law, which becomes effective | FRED L. BROWN & Merchants’ Lunch—11:30 A. 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