Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ------SW4YNWUNWK; Subdiyision Sec 29, Tp 29, Rng 38; S*NWY%;NYSWY; au Leon, 20, Tp 29, Rng 8 YNEM 3 Subdivision Sec 19, Tp 29, Rae SE: N%SE%NEK ; SEX SEMNE% ; Subdivision See 19, Tp 29, Rng 88-------------------------- NEMSE% ; SHNEM; SE%SE%; Sec 20, Tp 37, Rng 84 E%NE; YEXSE, Sec 29, Tp 37, Rng 84---_-.__--------- Lots 115, 119, 131, 132, 409, 410, 64, 70, 71, 89, 217, 218, 219, 220, 290, 816, 341, 342, 343, 415, 416. 420, 423, 432, 433, 434, 435, 441, Kenwood Addition Lot 80, blk 38, No. Casper- i] |Fowler, Lincoln NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE | COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE, | THE STATE OF WYOMING,) Casper, Wyoming, June 3, 1919.} )ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA. ) | Notice is hereby given that on the Ist day of July, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred nineteen (1919 at the court house in the town of Casper, Natrona county, State of Wyoming. a sale of real estate for taxes due and w id on the same, will take place between the hours of nine (9) o’clock a. m. and four (4) o'clock p. m. I e will continue from day to day until all the property has been sold. 'Plack, Geo. C. te to be offered at said sale, together with the taxes, penalties, interest and cost on the same, is 3 follows, to-wit: e real ¢ bed as Name Description of Land Amount. Kenwood Addition. Alkira, H. R. REE ms Lots 169 to 173, blk 2; ee _Lot 2, blk 85, Butlers_ TEE Sabarpsatoptsea oe dln sSai Rngye ik yas oceecee ss SS 2 ee $0) | SIRES Deck ~~ “Lot 1; bik 128, Caspei . John E Eee ee Lots 2-7, bik 118, Sher. 29.90 || Gravestead, Ered “Lots 181' to 135, blk 20, No. |Guntzman, John I. -- Anderson, Ruth L._.------ |G Lots 4-5, bik C, Shipps Add. pe I ES “" Lots 5-6, blk 121, Casper—_ lagineaeiGael. Lots 319-320, Kenwood Addition eee ee L i) Hp shoe Lots 128-129-130, blk 20, No, Casper pee es iene Sail Lot 13, blk 12, Nelson Add.__------- = DAS A oe eon ae PSRG gM cere o<-~ Subdivision Sec 38, Tp $7, Rng 795 3 blk 101, Casper, North Part j WSWh; ' : : See eet tee ah ara Subdivision Sec Os; Ty 80 Rng Fb eee anne ce , Kenwood Addition_______ | Lots 74, ; - pone str Reet FPA Bef of es hey “Gubgivision (Rec @0\/hp 82, Reg 81--—0--—-casecousccuosecece peatuneanone sorb ecents Me sia aaa pe : NCHA WIS o-oo eeec rend Lots 11 to 14, blk 3; a ~=------Lot-d, bik 81, W. 80 ft; AG TY eager Subdivision Sec 29, Tp 32, Rng 81- pear HG TOTS OE EC i coe ec ee RS 08-91) i riaprie Tus =~ Lob gate eam eran Says Prawn pas, Rng al 65 ‘Heupt, Nellie =O Be gt eee ee ee ae a ~~ 8 Hayden, U6. =opot BN IRs se amie 7 Subdivision Sec Tp Rng 81_ 10 i ae __Lot 8, ‘blk 109, Casper- Lots 18 & 19. Kenwood Add______- ipitspyne erp oe ese7 72-2977 “Lots 14-15-144-148, bik 2; ews Kenwood Addition ga fan aka i aaa Subdivision Sec 29, Tp 32, Rng 81_ Kenwood 6.40 kg Lot 227, Kenwood Addition : HegronaN 1h! et. .8 soo = n = S 15.90 Hog, Jak 5 Lot 8, blk 131, Casper 4.90 iy Sa aa Lot 106, Kenwood _ Huffman, Hurley, H. C. Hyde, Amanda Lot 10, bik 88, Butlers_ ~ Lots 203-204, blk 2; Subdivision Nees, 0y 32) Raw 81- = aes _ Lots 150-201-202 & lots 1 to 5 all in blk 2; Subdivision Sec 29, Tp 32, Ri “Tp 32, Rng 81_ blk 128, Casper__.---------- Hyde, Fremont G._------..----- - s . 5 -18, blk 120, Casper_ Lots 21 & 23 Cas per. 5.45 | Hart, J. F. - _Lots 17-18, 5 pi Lot 16, Ke tiow 6.40 |Huffman, Mrs =e ea Sect nies - _Lots 108, 109, 180, Kenwooe 14.70 |Hugus, F. I. _- mpd nade ga eens: 2 = = Bergin, M, F.____- Lots 8 & 9, bik 119, Sher. Hg 19.95 |Hammond, Church, BEB Diu set bien ne Lo - Bertram, John _Lot 405, Kenwood ___- 4,90 |Ingbrethsen, Anna - ~Let 85, bik %, Midwest... . Bookout, Rose _ : ‘ot 9, blk 76, Butler Add__—_ C ; 9.65 |Ireland, G. O.__- pt a's Blk 108. Cannes - Brophy, Wm. —__ wots 5 & 6, blk 140, Casper__--------------- 8.55 | (Wyoming Motor Co.) - Let 1a Rik af Belin = Burger, Ro Rot 225 ne is s . bik 9; Jarmarilla, Joe ---- - 126 Bik 2 sg * wot 22. blk 9, W%, Burl.________ 12.15 | Jeanette, John M.--- ee re eee?) < Burns, Geo. M Lot 10, blk 11, Butler Add___ 10:50 |°° ait sey i pla dE Rng. 81_ Bushendorf, Max _._.-----_--..<- Lot 9, blk 2, N, Burl____-_-- 2a 2.60 | Jensen, H. W.-- --[ot 277, ‘Kenwood Additions Butler Corporation _______ eee 16, blk Papert jJette, Eugene € -- Lot 28, Blk. PRN Bari oe 3 i hires __ Lots 22-23, . ipps Add. Whit ee i i la “SW NW% | NW SW 4 See. 1, Tp. 35, Rng. 8 b 4 sk SEM NEM ; NE% SEX, Sec. 1, Tp. 35, Rng. 85_. 3%, No. Burl.; Tones tk Mep ee ee aces Lot 70, Blk. 2, : | Sub Division Sec. 29, Tp. 32, Rng. 81 _ : Midwest Add.; |Kammon, Rudolph —--- SS aonhs il alo 1h BOs eas Lotsi8, 9, & 26, bik 95 jKoscoe, I. ------>---- ~" Sub Division See. 29, Tp. 82, Rng. 81 ......-...---..:------- tT ; aktieeMGar ye eet wt Lot 17, Blk. 8, No. Burl. Rarhingtons : Pa Lot sess Dice oemington) noe. ee Ae ee ee Sheridan Hgts. ; Kelly, Chas. Mf. —---------------- NW SOS Wiag a Seer 3 ste, 32, Rag. /81 54, blk 25, No. Casper; SE% NE%; NE% SE%; Sec. 2, Tp. 32, Rng. 81,------------- Bd Ol MICO! Gaapapes =. ae re 130.80. |Kelly, Mrs. Rita _...------------ Lot 31, Blk. 2, ub Division Sec. 29, Tp. 32, Rng. 81 Lot 3, Blk. 88, Butlers __- Barthell, Louis J. 18, 1 Rng &? Kowalsky, Myrtle - ) Buell, G. Vernon_ . Kenwood i i ¢ _Lot 21, Blk. 66, Sher. Hgts. Caldwell, C. B.- ibis ies ates ag nah Lot 17) Blk. 6, No. Burl. --__ Casey, Wm. J. a ee eT Lot 34, Blk. 42, Lehr, John Sub Division Sec. 29, Tp. 32, Rng. 81 lot 192, Blk. 36, No. Casper Lots 146-8, Blk. 2, Sub Division Sec. 29, Tp. 32, Rng. 81 Lots 18-19, Blk. 10, No. Burl. - Lots 20-21, Blk. 10, No. Burl. ___ __-Lots 83-84, Blk. 2, Lots 194-195, Blk. 2, Sub Division Sec. 29, Lots 84 to 87, Blk. 3, 32, Rng 81 Casper Oi] Company_-_- Leighton, R. B. -—- , Rng 81; iene, eve a= 37, Rng 81; ; NWYSE; Pes oe aa |Levi, Mrs. Kendrick - | Lewis, Jasper B. ----- Tp. 32, Rng. Lightner. Bike GO. \Cr ae avaten a Mi Tp 38, Rng 81_- ee Sub Division See 29 Tp 32 Rng 81 - ee, hayuten, ¢ wt -----Lots 74 & 5 » rand ever, Albert ___.. Lots 19-20, Blk. 108, Cesper __ = Subdivision See Tp 32, Rng 81_- ne suena 25. Jesagenaye yet = Part of SW4%NE%; NW%SE} Vickor a OS Lots 93. 94, Kenwood Add_____- 2 Bid pik OFC. tee seers ates Part of SW4SE% ; Sec 24, Tp 30, Rng 83 & MeDon = Lot 2, blk 14, Nelson Add 15.65 Part of N%NE%; Sec 25, Tp 30, Rng 88------------------ Aether : Telieh PELO0) | Pee ory ed ce Se Lot 72, Blk 29, No Casper t ee = Lot 16, 3 Lots 73-74-75, Blk 29, No. Casper _ Cosgrove, P. H 15.40 3.--Lot 12, Blk 6, No. Bury}. __-- Cosgrove, P. H.------_----- 9.80 Lots 91-92, Blk. 38 Crane, PD, 10.60 “"Lot 229, Kenwood’ ummi J 188, blk 32, 5.00 =o ee: Cas : 7 -Lot 9, Bik. 11, Butlers _ ane aa s 25 & 24, blk 4. Burlingtc 6.40 SW %; Sec 11, Tp 33, Rng 79 ite ° Hanson ‘ pote Tabnowuees ARC oe ae . arias 88, Casper No. 15 See ~---- Lot 1, 90 ARSE \ SES econ ace ciara Sub Division’ Sec 29, Tp 32, Rng 81- Craine, Rob’t. z Vakartonss(Henrys se o-oo Lot 53, Kenwood Addition Childers, Arthur _ .-Lot 31, Kenwood Addition _ --Lots 15-16, Blk 3, Midwest -Lot 8, Blk. 58, Butlers _ -Lot 11, Blk. 94, Butlers _ _.Lot 7, Blk 119, Sher. Hgts. __....--Lots 10-11, Blk 16, Butlers Lot 86, Blk 38, No. Casper _ Minister, Peter & Gertrude Montano, Violet Miller, Mike - Mills, Josie - Montgomery, Wm. Moore, Glen Est. Morgan, Sam -- Casper Townsite Co. __ Cooper, Malvern abdivision Carey, J. M. & Bro. ih Lot 1, blk 111; ae 1 ; i mee 1 : Realty and Tittle Corporation ee, Got & blk 134, Casper--—__-____ : mppntain Rear POFSTot 90 Blk 62, Sheridan Hgts. al De ie bik ate Casper Lot 10 Blk 62, Sheridan Hgis. ze0, Wena to 5; 19 lis Lots 10-11, Blk 65, Sheridan Hgts. a CARES Lot 10, Blk 66 S%, Sheridan Hgts. » 4 ai Lots 13-14-17-18, Blk 66, Sheridan Hets. ad Lot 3, Blk 67, Sheridan Hgts. Lot 2, Blk 69, Sheridan Hgts. 2 - Lot 4, Blk 118, Sheridan Hgts. pa ee i Lots 3-13-14-15, Blk 61, Sheridan Hgts. pita aoe i a ° All Block 11, E. Burlington ts 2 2 f Lots 3 to 8, Blk 5, E. Burlington uu ; Lot 4, Blk 85, Butlers i b ie Lots 1-2-3, Blk 7, Butlers f ds ane 14; blk 6; Lot 6, Blk 15, Butlers Bota nea P it SE%SE% ; See 24, Tp 37, Rng 79, Lots to 14 & 16 & 30, bik 7; McCarley, J. P. --Lots 10 to 14, Blk EF, Shipps Add. ____ Lots 17 to 29, blk 7; McCoy, Christine -NW%4NE% Sec 33, Tp 39, Rng 87 _ Lots 1 & 15, blk 81; Hartman, A. _- -Lot 11, Blk 85, Butlers (A. Hartman) _ Lots 2 to 14; 16 & 80, blk 8; McCulloch, J. C. - -Lots 126-127-128, Kenwood Addition _ Lots 17 to 29, blk 8; |MeCulloch, Lora —------- -Lot 1, Blk 149 W, Casper -____- Lots 1 14 & 15, bik 9; McDermott, Richard -- --Lot 15, Blk. 21, Casper Reser Lots 2 to 6 8, blk 9; i S%*NW%; NY%SW%; Sec 30, Tp 34, Rng 80- Lots 7 & &, blk 9; McDonald. W. L. -_- ta Lot 9, Blk 84, Butlers __ Lots 9 to 13, blk 9; F McKune, Wm. - bE asiaee > --Lots 331-332, Kenwood Add. Lots 16 to 27, blk 9; {McArthur, J. O. - Lots 19-20, Blk 7, No. Burl. - Lot 1, bik 10; McClunie, D. G. Lot 7-8, Blk 2, No. Burl, __ Lots 2 to 13 & 8, McCune, MG. — Lot 202, Kenwood Addition _ pos is to i pr ells 10; | Nelson, Cora L FS -Lot 5, Blk 21, Nelsons ___ is 2 to 2 k 10; . ‘Og, O. E Lot A, Blk 59, Eddings Sub. __ Lots 1 to 6. blk 11; {Olsen & Er --Lot 47, Blk 2, 1 28, blk 1 | Sub Division Sec 29, Tp 32, Rng 81 __ 1 28, blk i@lsen, Augispe=-=s-- => see oS Lot 11, Bik 2, Lots 2 to aon | Sub Division Sec 29 Tp 32 Rng 81 _- re Mattie i aie Faw ion aie ener Raea: |O’Connor, Pat -- ---Lot 1, Blk 56, Whites ____ 1 UH Tot a0 Mees eB ‘le mama ;O’Connor, Pat _ _Lots 18-14, Blk 90, Butlers Tene Beceem Sle Os gpeles |O’Malley,” J. -Lot 31, Blk 10, Buri ____ Denavan: ras = | Pawson, -Lots 16 to 25 Inc. Blk 20, Central Add. __- Denovan, -Lot 2, Blk 14, Alcova - Mary E Fiws iscoll, } | Pike, Lewis _- -N%NW%; SEUNW%; SW%NEXM; Tp Peterson, Christ - Lots 18:14, Blk 128, Casper ___,_--_-__--___. Duff, Frank Cuspe: Lots 9 & 10, Blk 118, Casper (Wm. Misters) Nis, Caspe ' Petrikes _Lot 16, Blk 7, Midwest , Casper__ Potts, C ee z -Lots 19-20, Blk 129, Casper Butler freon. aa ans Powell, Elizabeth --___ ot 14, Blk 87, Casper —_____ s, ®, blk 38, No. Casper__ a Peaceful Valley Sheep Co. ---- SW ; Sec 29, 31, Rng 77 blk 53, Casper_ Y%NE% ; Sec 31, NW ‘4NW % ; Sec 32, -Lot 1, Blk 139, Casper Lots 22-23-24, Blk 62, Lot 10, Blk 77, Casper Kenwood Addition____ t, 81, Rng 77 p 31, Rng 77 | Phelps, J. W. -- Racich, Emil __ Rafferty, M. C. Fi . Rng 78; Rng 78__ aah Tate EM se 10.80 | Ric Lot 1, Bik 126, Casper _ A la “4 a 30.10 | Richardson, D. Lot 110, Kenwood Addition __ . ~ a 11.25 Robins, H. W. ~-Lot 1, Blk 146, Casper = is 9.65 | Lots 10-12-13-14, Blk 146, Robins Sub. _ ays 19.45 Ross, Harry ~~ = Lots 418-419-417, Kenwood Add. __- 40 |Roth, W. N. A Lots 176 to 178, Blk No. Casper _ Fifth St. Garage 39.70 Robinson, David S’%4 SW 4; SWM4SE% ; Sec 30, Tp 36, Rng 86 215,98 E%NW%; NW} 5% ; Sec q Bet foarte (08:81 «| Rendolph, J... =.-5-.-.. 0% Date ae as Raraees hades ont FP aie Bow 86 NC bee ee Kennene lie O2,:bk 3) Bupliso.o. cesta soos. Saale Steet MESK/? 6.40 i no. J. Pe - Lots 453-454, Kenw dd, Footer, A. B Rodgers, Grace 8, Lot 9, Bik 104, Caner pi pipes 15 | Rogers, A, --_--- -- Lote 3 & 4, Blk 107, Casper 12.85 -60 19.10 4.95 30.75 225 9.70 10 2.45 14.15 21.05 15 21.60 5.30 3.25 -10 8.90 25 12.85 113,45 157.85 95 7.20 14,45 12.70 83.60 95.70 16.40 13,65 4.65 12.85 5.15 1.80 2.70 37.95 +20 10,535 10.55 4, 1919 1680S 0UE DEPENDENTS “SOLDIERS HER Red Cross Seeks to Locate Rela- tives of Service Men in Wyo- ming for Whom Checks Are Ready in Washington. The American Red Cross wants { distribute $9,688 in Wyoming. Now don’t eroewd! Let’s see firs; you are the sort of a person yon whom the Red Cross wishes to bestiy, some of this little fortune. First let it be understood what this $9,688 consists of. It reprisent, allotments made by U. 8. soldiers favor of wives, mothers fathers other relatives, supplemented by poy. ernment allowances. Some of those who made these allotments will never return. Others, more fortunate, arp still in service or on their way ou In Wyoming there are 211 families and individuals who are totally up. aware that the Red Cross wishes ty present them with checks running high as $200. These checks signed by Uncle Sam who h§s asked the Red Cross to locate, thru its omnipresent home seryice sections, the persons to whom they run. Being unaware of the widespre activities of the home service depart. ment of the Red Cross scores of the very persons in Wyoming for whom these government checks were issuci, are probably peeing right by the offices of the home service in their respective communities. Home service representatives in Wyoming have received word from Washington that the governm bureau of war risk insurance, thru ‘which checks of this kind are issued, has 50,000 unclaimed checks. Of 13,000 cases referred to it the Red Cross, up to May 1, had located the owners of 9,700 checks. Thrusting government checks on ‘unsuspecting persons is not the only function of the home seryice depart- ment of the Red Crogs, however. No matter what the need of a soldier or ‘This family, the Red Cross will meet it thru the home service section, Per- haps there are persons in this com- munity upon whom the Red Cross would take delight in bestowing a good old government check or ren- dering other service. BILLINGS BUSINESSMEN TO VISIT BASIN RECON ON BIG TRADE SPECIL BILLINGS, Mont., June 4,—Two jf hundred or more Billings boosters will be included in a trade excursion tour of the Big Horn basin the Jast week in June, The excursion is be- ing arranged by Secretary Robt Elting and other officers and mem- bers of the Billings-Midland club. Th: trip will consume four or five days. The party probably will travel in chartered cars. Representatives of every wholesale and distributing ageney in the city and delegates from many of the re- tail concerns will be included among the plans. The first stop will be made at Laurel, The party will then proceed south on the Thermopolis linc, branching. off at Frannia to visit Powell and Cody, then returning to Frannie and stopping at every town / from there to Thermopolis. At the latter city the excursionists will par- ticipate in the celebration planned for June 27, 28 and 29, when a fitting farewell will be bade the last days of the “wild and wooly” west and John Barleycorn. The Billings band‘ now in process of organization, it is expected will be in trim to appear in concert by the time the excursionists are ready to “hop off.”’ If the band is not in prac- tice by that time, a fife and drum corps or other noise-making aggresa- tion will be whipped into shape to a company the boosters. This will be the first trade excu sion of Billings representatives since 1916, when a delegation visited Car bon and Stillwater counties and northern Wyoming points by auto- mobile. WORLD'S BIG VOLCANO 15 SEEN IN FILM PLAY Will the audience that see “Kil- auea’s Lakes of Fire’ at the Ir theater today react to the film in the same way? They will see the great liquid ex- banse of the world’s largest active volcano, as it has never been shown before. And they will see it with « news interest, too, for regent cables from Hawaii have reported the vol- cano in troublesome activity again. Some of the pictures of this great seething mass of lava were taken so near the volcano that the ¢ameraman and his camera both had to be pro- tected jwith speciallysmade masks. Other parts of the film were taken |at night by the weird light of the [volcano itself, . Two things about the new picture |rre said to be particularly notable— jj ‘the photographing and reproduction ‘of blends and tints of colors not dis- cernible to the ordinary eye, and the | remarkable depth of perspective ob- tained. 3