Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1919, Page 7

THURSDAY, 24, 191 PAGE SEVEN TWILL PAY YOU TO READ TOD AY AND EVERY OTHER DA cTLDIERS AND SHLORS TAKE IVER THE CLUB Permanent Organization Formed to Assume Responsibility ; Mothers’ League Will Still Be Main ‘‘Backer.” _ A meeting was held last night to permanently organize the Soldiers and Sailors’ Club in this city, and which will eventually revolve itself into a community center. The pur- pose of the meeting last night was to place the organization under the supervision of returned soldiers and relieve the Mothers’ League, sponsors of the club, of further responsibil- ity in connection with the organiza- tion. However, this league promises to stand behind the boys at all times and lend whatever assistance it can to maintain a permanent organiza- tion here. The Mother’s League turns éver to the new organization, a substantial treasury balance and the nucles for a building fund which will be used in promoting a club building here. The meeting last night was called to order by temporary chairman, Edgar S. Morris and C. R. Peterson acting as temporary secretary. Mr. Morris was later elected unanimously as permanent president. The other officers elected were as follows: Ed- win Bean, vice president; Kestler secretary; Lt. R. H. Nichols. A committee composed of E. Hus- sey, Captain C. P. Plummer and w. H. Fuller was appointed to draft the bylaws and constitution and a committee composed of R. T. God- frey, George B. Barnes and N. Lar- n was appointed to confer with the Mothers’ League committee in re- gard to organization. Before calling the next meeting for Monday, April 28th, the new organization cast a vote of thanks to the Mothers’ League for its efforts in their behalf. BAPTISTS NERA GOAL WITH 75 PER CENT OF VICTORY FUND DONATED Thpee-fourths of the quota set for Wyoming in the Baptist workers this week started upon thc last lap of their drive to attain the goal established by the laymen’s com- mittee. Z. C. O'Farrell, state direc tor of the campaign, was in Casper Wednesday with glowing accounts of progress already made and optimis- tie over the probable success of the movement in this state. The Baptists in promoting the suc ess of their own drive are also tak- ing advantage of the opportunity to urge the purchase of Liberty bonds upon their members. Liberty bonds are as acceptable as any other form of currency and the church carries out the purpose and desire of the gov- ernment by pledging itself to retain all bonds tendered by donors. Many members already have taken advant age of this suggestion and have dis- posed of obligations to country and church at the same time. The success of the campaign in the country at large means that the Victory func |, -_ vs. campiign Has been wuuMribed ane [rorbAt IRWIN, Defendant. church will be placed in position to do its share in spiritual reconstruc tion work at home-and abroad. From the standpoint of church interests ir Wyoming success is especially desire- ble since three times the amount d will be turned back to the e missions for improvement of the future, ELECTION NOTICE Notice of Election of Natrona County _ gf High School Trustees. _ Notice is hereby given that on the ] 5th day of ‘May, 1919, there will bc held in’ the several school districts constituting. the Natrona County High School District, in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, an election for the purpose of electing three trustees to serve a term of two years as provided by law. Said election to be held by the Several district boards at the same ‘ime and in the same manner as the clection for local district trustees, ex- cept that ballot boxes shall be pro- vided for same and returns made to the county clerk as provided by law. Cc. H. TOWNSEND, Chairman. MAY HAMILTON, Secretary. April 17, 24, 1919. NOMINATION NOTICE. Pub, . Notice is hereby given that a mett- ng of the qualified voters. of the Natrona County High Sphool Dis- paige Will be held at the high school building in Casper on’ Saturday, April 26, 1919, for the purpose of nomi- nating three trustees to serve for a term of two years. % Said nominees to be voted for at ‘ pagar annual meeting monday, C. H. TOWNSEND, Chairman. MAY HAMILTON, Secretary. Pub. April 17, 24, 1919, , 'S PRINCE CHIN- SUEY OF CHINA GOING TO CALL ON US TODAY- MOTHER - NO’ > Peoples having property to rent or sell, or those wishing to buy or rent have your wants to the World Me: senger sent. The World Messenger. Phone 77. 4-21-10 Women have been permitted to practice law in Denmark since 1906. | —_—_——- W.R. DOBBIN IS BACK IN CASPER W. R. Dobbin, a former Casper man, who was well known in real estate circles in Casper during 117, returned to Casper Wednesday after an absence of over a year which wa3 spent in Washington, where Mr. Dob- bin was a member of the war-trade board. While enroute to Casper he Yeports that he paid a visit to Texas and mid-continent fields so that he would be satisfied with Casper’s op- portunities. He stated that he was greatly surprised with the growth that he noticed here and that he be- lieved that Casper was the best lit- tle town in the country today. Just as soon as Mr. Dobbin gets his business bearings here again he will actively take up the work he left off to go to Washington. > NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. LAURA IRWIN, Plaintiff. TO DALLAS IRWIN: the above- named defendant, whose last known place of residence was Boise, Idaho. You will please take notice that Laura Irwin, Plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the above- |, named court, the object and prayer of which are for an absolute divorce upon thé grounds that for a period of more than one year preceding the filing of said petition, you have neg- lected to provide the common neces- sities of life to plaintiff, and that sa neglect was not the result of poverty which you could not have avoided by ordinary industry. And you are further notified that you are required to answer said peti- tion of plaintiff on or before the 21st day of June A. D. 1919, or the alle- gations therein contained shall be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 9th day of April, A. D. 1919. (Seal.) HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of District Court. ALEX B. KING, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pub. Apr. 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8-15, 22, 1919. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. Garsel A. Toliver, Plaintiff. vs. Elizabeth D. Toliver, Defendant. To ELIZABETH D. TOLIVER, above named defendant, whose last known place of residence was Abi- lene, Kansas: You will take notice that Garsel A. Toliver, plaintiff has filed a pe- tition against you in the above named | court, the object and prayer of which is for divorce on the grounds that you wilfully and without cause de-| serted the plaintiff on or about the 20th day of March, A. D. 1917, at) Abilene, Kansas, and ever since have | and still continue to so wilfully and without cause desert and abandon plaintiff and to live separate and} apart from him, without cause or reason. And you are further notified that you are required to answer said pe- tition on or before the 14th day of June, A. D. 1919, or the allegations herein contained will be taken as true and judgment rendered accord- ingly. Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 16th day of April, A. D. 1919. (Seal.) HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of District Court. ALEX B. KING, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pub. April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 1919; WITH ALL THE SERVANTS WE HAVE AROUND HERE-ALL 1 DO 1S ANSWER THE Soor: HELL BE HERE ANY MOMENT- THIS WILL MEAN SO MUCH FoR, OS IN SOCcIETY- THE MARKET PLACE “SEE BEN” “A Look Means A Lot.” MW newly furnished on large 60x#40-ft. lot, S. walks, water; nice location to build good home. k to see ‘this; terms. Four construction, rooms, bath, basement; new and Will sell and arrange loan. little home. neat cottage, just under Will make some one a neat room k d. rictly modern floors; fine place; basement, porch latest built-in feature: Can arrange terms. new bungalow; still under construc- walks, curb, water, sewer; ; must be seen to be ap- ve sold several of our lots this week ed. t the time to buy for immed ots in Kenwood $75 to $400; terms to suit y Two large lots near State Hospital; terms. Business property, rooming hows vartment house, restaurant. THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phones 7 4W and 810J. nd have a few left; building. Abstract of title. ue SEE BEN Watch this space dally. SEE BEN (Copyrighted.) BARGA IN CASPER FOR SALE on Worth lights, very con- requires only $325 ash $1,400, “terms ls Corner of and Linden, 2 good |. Zsplengid 6 oy ae 5-room modern hougg, full basement, 2 jthodern 6x ett sets bath fixtures, ‘Price $6,000. ver amount o} : PRATS 1 Sire Renting: A four-room house. on Capital Hil H HD epee !modern throughout with full 1 jper month, This is new. mod eu CLES, fovele A g00@ 4-room house on Ea Will consider trading Third | i FOR SALE et: rane sort 5 | MINOTE - On! |e > | MAGGIE! Wane tava rn w Noo KO Ry RYO YY) ‘ x) YY y ZA FOR SALE CASPER REALTY COMPANY bungalow, close in, well located, for sale at $5,500. There ms on the ‘one floor with three bed rooms, and basement house with laundry room, furnace room a gxrage. The owner who lives in Ne- he place is priced right. HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN om modern home 1 nue, fur heat bath, fine location. Pric h. ym home on at, bath ated on 1 and store room. braska, is anxious Ash stre finished rooms ) to sell. H On Pine street pavement, south and east front lot 60 by 140 feet, we are offering a four-room house with two rooms finished in base- ath and toilet and in good condition. There is also garage ken house with yard, young trees and lawn. The place is pd at $5,300. This is one of the best locations in the city, and is room for another house on rear of lot. in the ¢ d_ close Center. and pom modern home urbing all in, fruit — trees, shrubberies, cement driveway, ga- Good four-room house, lot 60 by 140, on South Beech street; close | HW barn, sun pore fin- talf ment. The house is good, has glassed in porch, and is in basement | worth the price asked, $45 | ing town and ice $6,000. Ter » well adapted for ning or chicken | Four-room house and gara by 140 feet square, all fenced with four-foot woven wire | et, Rood lot. $2,109, » With good four-room house and full basement. ‘This mt r he n 0 ne ‘be had for $3,500. $2,500, $800 oming hous in, 17 rooms. RESIDENCE LOTS—We have some choice sites. On Center street | $7,000, good terms. pavement a lot 60 by 140 among the best homes lot laying level and | Rooming house and two large lots, is a good buy at $2,100. On CY a lot over 180 feet long, fronting on a valuable piece of property. Price two © two houses can be built, we have one site which | $19,000. is 1 at $1,000. On South 1 rk avenue pave- uid south ur listfng your pr ‘with us if yon want action. We have more inquiries than we can supply with | ASK FOR JONES homes and home sites that are priced right - CALL FOR MR. BAKER | HARRY FREE \ | THS LOT MAN i CASPER REALTY COMPANY | neal Hetate Insurance = Rentals | HOT HENNING, GROUND FLOOR. PHONES 381 AND 989, Investments | 1157 So. Center St. Phone 968W ; FOR SALE us. Auto and Center. FOR SAI Ford radiator in good © | LIBERTY NONDS WANTED HIGHEST dition; cheap for cash. Auto E ERICE change, ‘Corner Linden and Center z | 4-2 SOUTH CENTER STREET SO nec your Auditing, Accounting Ste- { oo FOR SALE ne large tent. Wyoming | Loan Office, 114.8. David. > Vv, nographic and Multigraph work, and { your Fire Insurance taken care of by new uy ae 3 5 thie | Street with full basement, s fin- | Wy ‘oom sulifurnished house |FOR SAL art ; modern home for rental proper fsheauininasement: see on | Wa TOA iho ap ea rey ary jexperts A good 4-room brick house on Bue! Lamb addl- | RUST CO. num street with 3 rooms in basement. | \WyantTED— anything of tion. 4-19-6t | ange Bldg. Corns: aNGen te a Price $4,500. 2 ‘ tion House asorner lot on 8. Center street for)“ “A *Eood lot coffer of Natrona and | 995 4-1-t! FOR SALE--A two ton-Diamond truck E Linden. 3 used ir, in good condition, new et pom houae on Jefferson ,.A good lot corner of Linden and Jef- | \aNTED—Girl for general hous block, new carburetor, very cheap, Cail street; rete baseme! t 680x140; ferson. M M. C. Clarks Phone Room #10 Hen hotel 4-22-5t — east Price $2.1 very) small |) yavo Boodtote-on! South, Sa = cash payment. ne good lot on CY. Pr PRII into the ©. J. 2 5 Four good lots on Cobb t -¢ | WANTED nuel ‘o.. 116 8. David Two splendid residence properties in $250 each, $100 cash, balance $15 per! cngine ith t radiator and have) ———_$—$ <_< - month ° 4 Denver to trade for Casper prope ne of the sper for you buy We have so properties in ¢ we have before best le. located on any of our listings. See what —= PUNT | Prudential Life Insurance Agency. | A Listing Wit MONTGOM Sulte NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Casper, Wyo., Apr. 3, 1919. To the Stockholders of the Premier ; Oil & Development Co.: Notice is hereby given that upon the request of the holders of more than two-thirds of the present legally issued and outstanding shares of, stock, as shown by the stock books of the company, a special meeting of the stockholders of the Premier Oil & Development company has_ been called to be held at the office of the company, Associated Bldg., Casper,! porn REN ; Wyo., on Monday, April 28, 1919, at} _ bath, gare 10 o’clock a. m. : iM The purpose of said meeting be-, FOR RE! jing to consider the dissolution of the! 4.34 Per week. said company and carrying into ef- PLASTERING a 001 saic tile floors, base and wall J. A. Hanson. Phone, office 20, dence, 981M. 3-22 second hand furniture, Phone 249. W. First street. 4 —Furnished le price. rooms 142 furnished rooms 1016 S. Ash St. 4 0 iss i i FOR RENT—3_ furnished _ pb feet such dissolution, if the same Be! "Qoyms and bath, gurage 545 &. | determined upon. |na. Phone 740. 1 | NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME) AND STRIKING FROM THE AR- FOR R Walnut. Phone 482W. association, at the City of Casper,’ Wyoming, on the 10th day of Feb-, changed from “The Wool Growers’ |retired after 35 Warehouse Association” to | “The ‘service with one institution. Wool Warehouse Association” and} the Articles of Incorporation of sa‘d | of Trustees.” corporation were amended and changed by striking from said Arti- cles of Incorporation, Article 9 there- of, reading as follows, to-wit: “No member shall subscribe for or own at any one time more than five (5) shares of capital stock of said As- sociation, and all transfers of stock shall be made by and with the written [conse of the majority of the Boaii 1919. CIATION. By W. F. DUNN, Pres. Attest: CATHERINE DUNN, Secretary. Pub. April 17, 24, y.1, 8, 1919. (W. 0. W.) we *** ae S. Natrona. Phor re Will take Liberty bonds in payment ‘D MOSAIC TILE) RS Plain and ornamental Gueaten ia Mos tiling. We pay the highest market price for v1 '—Furnished sleeping rooms | Phone at | CHAS, LIEBENSTEIN, FOR RENT—Furnished modern apart- | President. =| ment; no children. Casper Re |Pub. Apr. 4, 10, 17, 24, 1919. janone 989, Henning Hotel Bldg. ‘T—Three-room house on 5 at TICLES OF INCORPORATION ror rk Two nicely furnished bed ARTICLE 9 THEREOF. ; rooms in modern home fo} ntle- persizmete |men, 943 12. Second ; Notice is hereby given that! — at a meeting regularly called | Fe by Teegom sarengTs tonlone or of the stockholders of ‘The Wool Fe eae ened Growers’ Warehouse Association, | -24-3te a corporation duly organized and T—Nicely furnished room. \existing under and by virtue of 1126 David, 4-24-6t the laws, of the State of Wyoming, | BNT—Clean sleeping + held at the principal office of the said | Inquire oates and Wolcott. co ee ee Miss Jane F. Draper, said to have ruary, A. D. 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.,) been the first woman ever employed | the name of said corporation was| by any national bank in Boston, has, years’ of: continuous | sd-and promote the life of your lL. SOME BARGAINS LOST AND FUUND Buick = Will trade and make rst cla hone f m. seed nteed .m, to 6D fi OAN OFFICE general h morning - i - CASPER Liceaned and Ronded Pawn Shop Money to loan on diamonds, jewelry, guns and ciething. work for her board a Reltanie ‘a3 5, Center f Mrs, Bert Peters, and wife. Corners § LOST—In Iris theater last night, sil- per month; mesh bag. $10 reward, no ques- Return to Tribune. —woman for few hours « nok. Apply 11 lack pur containit ind buneh of 4-18-6¢ in oil SALE and Prince Lambert Albert coat, avenue, 2D—Two chine and 1 ron —Unreaeemea overcoats at your own pric) Loan Office, 133 S. Center. if MISCELLANEQUs TOR SALE room house unfu if Ne old piece on chain on Cen- : ul f VRAVA TEAC SCO > Union Co-operative 4 known and a ss. S OR Topeate pole, Neb. uestions asked 4 do permanent ten- M Tribune. MEN—Hig Ss men to $-21-dh best full cov Se ReT AEE LIGA PTDL 1 police sty WANTED—Situation by party tending ‘i WEtOr Oetober, : ke build yo May. Best of Mutual i Health & Accident As SAI ot Box e Tribune. 24 Suctation, Omaha, Neb, a s two fi S_aurmniuanen FOR SALE OR TRADE aire: aaincieen alae Cast Call 89TW a J ¢ 4 Highest market price paid for —_-——_—_—. end hand furniture. Phone 249. re 4e—t-room house with bath NTRD—Stock ranch, productag W. First street. Beech. Phone Sits. 1-21-8t or 100 tons th open or ey 5 - 5 horth side of iver preferred. FOR TRADE—Choice lot in Kenwood, FOR SALE —4t-room house, 5 Werner Bros. 6 Mokler Bids Will trade for wood Ford ear, Call |. corner, paving Bast Second and Pine. | Casper, Phone 8-2. 1-24-1t* 1-18 id-terms write A. H. Ford, = es 5 | Wyo. 4219-6t8 WAN —A nurse girl Call Sven-room CS ee Zeech street. home i hom house clos — , at COLA WOMAN WITH — t ae eS ene § position us chambe vane in : Phone 532d. 4 pore LE ALE oF POR TRADE—Good piano fer Ford WANTHD—Work by hour, and laundry Refit { +) (roadster preferred). 1146S. to home. P. O. Box 666. 9 st t o2 no in g00d condition Ss ord touring: ear, or ALE—Ford roadster. must have Messenger r fourth how inery. 4 Phone de2fe1t§ |__| For SALE Refrigerator, in good dition, 2 N. eech, Second hand furniture wantea, nien-| HIGHEST PRICE PAID — — : jest prices paid, Phone 249. 121 W. First | ROMRINER TY RONDE [ror fe ee Surroein ets ea street eee Fi re lot. $600 down, balance $40 per month. Tudowanyokind) of Noune icleaning, | CASPER LOAN OFFICE Phone 403, or call 602 W. Railr washing and ironi I solicit | Dated this 17th day of April, A. D. | \ THE WOOL WAREHOUSE ASSO-| | A jcenxed and Bonded Brokers S. Center, Phone J Orders Attended to Same Day. . 2 Phillip Lincoln, between Phone 6751. scond and ‘Thir 4-14-10t® FOR SAL with side Lit S. David. Two motor cycles r. Wyoming Loan ¢ Phone 5W. 4- Re Mail fi Tr 18 BETTER to buy a new radiator DR. G. M. ANDERSON TO SALE. TRU the old o: ks, bu Hen ca V4 ‘ding, | FOR SAL teed baby bugey. CUUIC CE RC peiinaeountal Offices second floor O-S Building. | *'syy Ww Manuel Radiator Co., put the old | Residence Phone 751; Office Phone; ————_——_——_— one in shape now. 116 S. David 11168. 4-23-6t = —— Wo will buy your second hand furnt-| Save your money—eat at the Har | ure and pay highest prices. Phone | vey, . 449, 121 W., First street... 0 4-1-ti SALE—Ranch, 160 2 100 ne E Suite hone 8-R. 4-24-10" bitas MAL Rad Me AP ADE GEERT GPRD MTDUM A DEER eda ed yd ik didn, if