Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 3

Miss Jourgenson and John C. Hays Guests of Honor at Dinner. (i A very pleasant party of young people met last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sproul. Miss Norma Jourgensen and John C. Hays whose engagement has just been an- nounced, were the guests of honor. The decorations of the table were symbolic of the coming wedding and many impromptu toasts and pleasing rhymes were given during dinner which was served at 7:00 o'clock. Music and games formed the eve- ning’s entertainment. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Storrie, the Misses Mae Winter, Ruth Wallace, Norma Jourgensen, Dr. Charles aBiley, and Mr. Kesnor Long. i acd Dance at Soldiers’ Club Saturday Night. An informal dance was given at the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ club by the Mothers’ league on Saturday evening Pumpkin pies, made by the member: of the league, and coffee were served. Excellent music was furnished by Miss Burnett and Mr. Ritcher. “* 8 The rehearsals of the “Belle of Arcadia” are progressing nicely and the management feels very much en- couraged. Miss Betty Carpenter, who came to Casper recently is di- recting the music for the play and Mr. Yoakum is the stage manager. * * & H. R. Midstoned of Thermopolis is a Casper visitor for a few days. so* ® Mr. and Mrs. E. Woodruff of Lusi were week-end visitors in Casper. Fj fats P. E. Winters of Cheyenne is in Casper on a combined business and pleasure trip. “* * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robin, formerly conected wit hthe Henning hotel, have returned from a trip to Texas, | where they took in the oil situation, later going to New Orleans for a visit | with Mr. Tobin’s parents. | o 8 @ | J. Robey Penn returned this mor:. ing from a trip to Denver, Cheyenne | and Lusk. | _ * # | Mrs E. B. Stodgill of Boulder ar- | rived this morning to join her hus-| band and son. | 8 * | President of C | Club C. Meeting. | There will be a regular meeting of | the Civic club at the public library} tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. | Ct ' Monday Afternoon Bridge Club | Meets With Mrs. J. C. Snook. | The Monday Afternoon Bridge club met this afternoon at the home| of Mrs. J. C. Snook. * * * Pepper Club Meets Tomorrow. The Pepper club will mect Tues-) day evening at the home of Mrs. O.! L. Walker, at her home on South Center street. ** * The concert which will be given to- morrow night at the Methodist church promises to be one of the musical events of the season. Miss Rose Lena Ruegritz and Mr. Nasmyth, both of the musical staff of the state uni- versity at Laramie, will be presented. . * * Easten Star Tea Tomorrow at Temple Mrs. Lew Gay and Mrs. Perry A. Morris will be hostesses tomorrow at | an Eastern Star tea in the club rooms at the Masonic temple. All visiting members are cordially invited to at- tend this social. APPOINTIVE OFFICERS AT CHEYENNE RECEIVE INCREASE IN SALARY CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 31.—| (Special.)—While Wyoming’s five! elective state offiicials refused to sanc-| tion the movement to have the 1919 legislature increase their salaries,) they did agree to the proposal to! give a number of the appointive offi-| cials, around the capitol a boost. As a result these appointees will now be} in a better position to meet the rising| cost of living. Here are the new annual salaries provided for by the legislature: Attorney general, $4,000. State engineer, $3,600. State examiner, $3,600. Commissioner of public lands, $3, 600. Dairy, food and oil commissioner, $2,400, | Deputy secretary of state, deputy! TIFLALIALALLLLALLALS urer, $2,400 each. Assistant state engineer and deputy | - = HHH HR KHHKIREAEHKHEKSEAERE RIE ELHE LEKEERELREREEKEK ERA state engineer, $2,100 each. | Assistant state examiners, $2,100) each, State librarian, $2,100. Clerk of supreme court, $2,500. Bailiff of supreme court, $900. Warden of state penitentiary, $3,- 000. Deputy attorney general, $2,400. Secretary to the governor, $2,400. Adjutant general, $3,000. Inspectors of coal mines, $2,600. Deputy. dairy, food and oil com- Missioner, $1,800, | (CITY NEWS ° j| plateau region’ a * James Hollister, division manager of, the Continental Oil company spent Saturday in Casper. * "8 Mr. and Mrs. Frank England mo- ‘tored to Denver in their automobile on Saturday. ce s * * B. B. Lummis will leave tomorrow evening for Denver where he wil! join his wife and baby and atten¢é the automobile show. e 8 * Mr. H. S. Ross of 1121 South Elm street, has returned from California. Ses fe Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gratiot have re- turned from a trip to Denver, Chica go and Detroit. veh eae Julian Lever left yesterday for Chi- cago to be gone several days. orn M: A. Haskell was operated or for appendicitis Saturday morning at the Casper Private hospital and is getting along well. “« * Mrs. A. K. Jones is in Denver where she will visit until Mr. Jone> joins her. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will return to Casper about April 14. s * * Ralph Kimball of Lander is a vis- itor in Casper. * * * T. C. Beckwith accompanied by his wife and mother are spending a few days in Casper on a combined busi ness and pleasure trip. * " * Dr. Sydney Sweet of Lander spending a few days In Casper vi iting friends. se ® E. S. Earstedt, general mana of the Continental Oil company, ar- rived in Casper this morning enroute to Denver from Billings to spend a | agency. « 8 Allan Michie is in town from his ranch, * * of Glenrock * L. A. Whipple is a business visitor in Casper today. + & 's in Casper on com- and pleasure trip. *“ * *# ing a few bined busine: J. F. Rider of Lusk is a Casper visitor today. se « Fe Samuel Ohenstein of Cheyenne is in Casper on bysiness. oe ® R. L. Patton of Glenrock is spend- ing a few days in Casper on busi- ness, * * « A. C, Fletcher, who has been spend- ing a few days in Casper, has re- turned to his home in Lusk. * * # Mrs. E. M. Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs. wartsfager and their son, Sergeant Swarisfager, at dinner or Sunday. * * 8 The Rev. Walter H. Bradley return- ed to Casper to occupy his pulpit Sun- day after spending tne week at poir west of Cheyenne on the Union F cific and at Salt Lake City, where MP Artists —at MR. HEBER The Sun Electric Company 149 S. Center J.C. COUNTS, Prop. Phone 1013 RDS, GALAN LA Estimates Furnished HHKHHHHHHH HHH AMAIA AALS KILLA SARE LAA LAA he lectured to P S the past two months. | A Want Ad will seli it. i} Methodist Church TUESDAY, APRIL |Ist—8:15 P. M. MISS ROSE LENA RUEGNITZ PIANIST BARITONE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY OF THE WYOMING STATE UNIVERSITY AT LARAMIE Tickets 50c state auditor, and deputy state treas-| ep gy gr OM ODI MO MLO LS DSI MD DIM MS SSE THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE _ FINE WEATHER AGHIN PREDICTED FOR WEEK n worean acon, NEW AGENT TC record for the coming week i J eral forecasts issued from Washi eH = ton speak the truth. Forecasts for the | Former Agricultural Expert Leaves week beginning today read: for Ranch and Office Is Filled Northern Rocky Mountain end from Ranks of the Re- Temperature near 3 : onal rains and snows turning Soldiers. aulf; fair latter Texas Farmer Suffered For Fifteen Years—Is Relieved Bv Tanlac. “A few bottles of Tanlac have done me more good than other medicines and treatments that cost me a small nid C. C. Fisher, a pros- mer living at Irving, Route w miles from Dallas, Texas. ‘For fifteen years,” he continued, “I suffered so terribly from stomach normal; oce y, recently a lieutenant Southern Rocky Mountz trouble that I thought I could never plateau regions: Generally > at Camp Kearney, get well. Everything I would eat jormal te ature. omorrow to the Went back on me and I would belch —__—e-—___- THOT DRUNK WAS BURGLAR, NEGRO SHOT | up my food so sour that it would tion of nearly strangle me, the gas on my an offi; stomach would press on my _ heart - so as to cause it to flutter and I would have the hardest time getting my breath. I was really in such aw- ful condition that I felt like I had rout got to the end of my row. But I feel now like I am good for many yet, for Tanlac has fixed . me up so I can eat any and everything without 2nd after effects and icultu bureau of the United § Department of Agricultural at Wash- ington, D. C. He received his training LUSK, W March 31.—Leo Reynolds, color employed in Busterd cafe, received a bullet thru) © the chin and shoulder as the result of getting drunk and stumbling * Sd his degre Coming since ge nasy stopped mfouming gain against a glass door in the rear of a school w izes in my stomach I am not troubled with MUS! Bree meee ‘© experts to cope with prob- Palpitations or shortness of breath s of the west, Mr. Penley is well | have gained six pounds already prietor of the store, fired thru the| !™ door, thinking his nocturnal visitor! Wélified to take over labors i 1 burglar when the ‘glass was sent) |! ed by County Agent Hayes crashing to the floor. Reynolds will 204 likewise seeks the co-operation of cecéver ; agricultural and ranch interests here. every day now and am glad to rec- ommend Tanlac for the way it has helped me.” on with his father. to leave his work + BAD BREATHS. farms of that U. S. SERVICE | tho he rer SOUGHT HERE! nefits to t benefits to idoption of poli . to the future pri of the T. P. Cullen, a representative of| agricultural districts of Natrona | the government reclamation service, | s understood that the off | is in Casper today recruiting a force | \ recepted is of laborers to assist in the vast tensions of the reclamation serv that will be made this yeu | Mitchell, Nebr., this summer. / of about 35 laborers was completed | ‘n for this morning and tr: portation has} Fri been arranged for their departure | rom Casper this afternoon. | city a eee at the Cause and Remove It Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substi: ‘unusually ay EL re rio od oer tract of an tively do the wor! aay strict. Dry and irri- People afflicted with bad breath find followed with great quick relief through Dr. Edwards’ ock industry comes Olive, Tablets. . The pleasant, sugar- piottatbentio coated tablets are taken for breath of attention. by all who know them, ~ 7 need entertain “Dr, nt visits to this but firmly on the bowels and liver, nouncement ap- stimula! them to natural action, column. clearing blood and gently Purifying any ording to z in the socie = the entire system. They do that whi dangerous calomel does without of the bad after effects. er All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards” ois irablets jeithout) griping, ain or any disagreeable effect pr. F. M. Edwards discovered the yterian congre- Attend the begres of Pocahontas Ball at the Masonic Temple, April 1, 919. Tickets $1. Ladies free. 3-28-4t gations on the Ne and assisted in or campaign. The ac church in behalf of the movement are progressing favori ‘Mrs, J. Russell entertained a few OLDS So ee entsl years St ath friends at an informal sewing pa Head or chest— bowel and liver complaint, with the on urday afternoon Mrs. Fred Hufford. * * & are best treated te attendant bad “externally” with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound in honor of H. J. Peterson, J. F. Cows vy. R. Og jed from a three da ‘at Pathfinder ‘dam. Take one or two every night for Wee cute _|"YOUR BODYGUARD" - SOF, 608. 91.2) |made the record by catching a sever = =| and a-half pound trout. eee eek) od! COMPUTATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Max Hirsh have re INVOICES TIME SI Ss INVENTORIES turned from a trip to Denver and Estimates on Job Work are at home at the Pan-Americar hotel. Comptometer Operators x Furhished by the i CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. y Mortimer and ughter, Phone 442-W Office Smith Tarter Bldg. Gladys are in town today for Second and Durbin ping and business trip. —— * 8 # J. W. Breeden of Alec Garden Hose Sprinklers, Connections known Natrona count bus ess visitor in Cas ms Well-Balanced Rakes—Hoes Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shaffer and 3 children will return to Casper. this Toois Spades—Shovels afternoon from his 50 1 nd other Roa fmentrenliveithe lime — tern points, where they ha e portance of proper balance and Lawn Mowers ting and transacting bu ss for in tools. It is especi- Edge Trimmers tH c ry in tools for the arm, as well-balanced toois are less tiring and require Brighten up with Lowe Ic il to obtain good results. Bros. High Standard Paints. KEEN KUTTER Tools and Cutlery are ail carefully adjusted and The recollection of qual- ity remains long after the price is forgotten. HOLMES | Hardware Company “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER or ote or on Concert the—— ency with the least effort. Keen Kutter Drawing s, for example, is absolutely 3 particula:—never iccessfully imitated cognized by experts as the most per- fect drawing knife ever made. All Keen Kutter Tcols fully guar- anteed. © We sell them. and it is PIZLALLLSE WYOMING BARAK NEALE REE EEK HAIL KILN RA IIIA IA IAI AIA II TIM HURLEY TRANSFER ¥ Phones—Office, 26-J; Res. 779-W. Light and Heavy Hauling, Baggage Transfer, Piano Moving If It Can Be Moved, We Can Do It HILL KHL EHR HEHA HAHAHA AI AA IIASA AS AAA AN AA AA ASIAN AAAI AM D. NAYSMITH x * x x = * KKH KEKE HHI IK IMEI AHI IIA IAAI IAI IA AHA AAA AS, The MANHATTAN CAFE 140 South Center Street "SSIS LILI ISI IL SE SE ISS S Phone 34 Casper, Wyo. *e Our aim is to please the most particular. Clean and well cooked food is health. Health to our patrons means success to us. The meats used in our establishment are the best procurable. The milk, cream and butter comes from our selected dairies. Coffee, highest grade, especially prepared for us, fresh daily and served with absolutely pure cream. Our pies, cakes, puddings and all pastries are home made. Soups, tempting and delicious. Absolutely pure; Steaks, of quality and quantity to satisfy the hungriest. Orchestra entertainment dinner and supper hours. Casper, Wyoming HKHKIKAAIKKAEKR EAHA AAI AIA IAA AA AA AAAI AAA IAAI AAA AA AAA , ae + == eee GMLPENLEYIG *°xin'a Fortune , and am working hard on my farm | wonedrful | see Ge Mr. Hayes will leave soon for Pilot, Tantees is sold in caret by fhe | Wyo. e he will be x Casper Pharmacy and in leova by LABORERS FOR conducting one of the biggest ranch the Aleova Mercantile Co.—A¢ ; Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently | ed with olive | vil; you will know them by their olive | 9, 4 #” color. | = d 25 : Views Varon (oles eer *| CLOSING OF BUTTE MINES ss. 2-00". _PAGE THREE _ | TO LEAVE MANY JOBLESS : | BUTTE, Mont.—Between 400 and [out ‘of employment heres Monday GHICHESTER § PILLS iy va AM BRAND, , . when the Silver Bow mine, the West Gray Rock mine and the Butte Ale Scott shaft of the West Colusa min all properties of the Anaconda Cop- per Mining company, will be closed | down, it was announced Saturday. It is understood that the shutdown of these shafts is caused by the inabil- | ity of the company to dispose of the metal under present market condi- tions. A SEALS-RUBBER AMPS METAL SIGNS,= DIEMAKERS * ShcusTawior@: SE pani 1182+ ee | Save your money—eat at the Har- vey. : —_ Don't let that old furniture clutter | an the house. A Wantad will sell it, ——_-[telilladaialadl and special and personal for Q goody that ic worthy of your lasting regard becatse of its esting duality. Three flavors to suit ali jastes. Be SURE fo get WRIGLE Sealed Tisht | Kept Right The gee) | The Casper Storage Grocery THE RICHELIEU STORE Special Tuesday and Wednesday Richelieu Salad Tomatoes 35e Richelieu Tomatoes, No. 8 can .. 35e Richelieu Tomatoes, No. 2 can | | 20c | Casper Storage Company ; General Storage : Car Lots Canned Goods, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Handled, stored, re-shipped and Checked in | a Business Like Manner | | Casper Boiler Works PRACTICAL BOILER WORK BY PRACTICAL BOILERMAKERS Patching, Retubing, New and Old Crown Sheets Repaired. Steam, Oil, Gas, Air, and Water Tight Work. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK Engerson & Brehan Box 1141 CASPER, WYO. Phone 486-J or 18