Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT reer WOOL COMPANY WHEATLAND BO sor CLOSES OPTIONS UN PROPERTIES Location Acquired and Purchase of Wool Has Started; Machinery for Plant to be Shipped in September k president of the Wool company, which erection of a dry clean- in Casper during the course year, spent Thursday business, incidental isition of property on > time ago. include the brick W. F. Dunn and on r y Wyatt. rday options were taken up and the 1 paid over so that the wool com- vy owns 450 feet of valuable the heart of the city of wool for the sea- 1s is under way, it is approximately 100,000 g been bot and stored in for the cleaning plant r y the Denver any and will o Casper the iatter part of 'OUOR SUPPLY S RUNNING LOW Several Saloons? May Not Open, Monday, According to Deal- —_! ers in Casper per saloons will not open the last day ler the national prohibi- which to di of the of wet goods. For the : the run on barrel- eer and cases of liquor has been y that there is a probability ong before the dawn of July 1 liquor houses will display the sold out” sign . When it first became known that ire nation was to go dry July liquor dealers ordered huge of the beverage. In many lo- the first class liquors have to the secondary nd the heavy retail and whole- is causing a shortage in all wet goods. Several of the liquor blishments have nated wholesale sales in people have been put- x by liquor for future reference and are now confining their endeav- ors to purely retail 2. many ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., June 25. fatal accident occurred in one Gunn whereby James : ci life. 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Sale $4.95 price MEN’S LOW SHOES Russia Calf, Black Kid, Brown Kid, White Duck a pair discount «91.00 4th Floor No Delivery, Exchanges or Approvals THE BOOTERY. E. L. Livingston, Mgr. “Take the Elevator and Save a Dollar or More” Q. S. Bldg. Harold, it is! jp, ors ~~ ____ he Casper Daily eribune ‘Man Who Wanted to all badger which it ap- n innocent onlooker to with a . ~ the whol ‘air. Fight Takes Count ‘witnesses of the scrap from start to finish stated that Mr. Shuster was in the First Round 3» _snusually belligerent mood} this afternoon. He approached the} _ Aa unknown man with the expressed and Ed Shuster wanted to fight an un-{stated purpose of fighting him. The man, older than himself, other man ws aceful. He refused | this afternoon about 1:20 to fight. o’clock. In fact he argued nearly “Why, I'll pay your ta b fare j half an hour trying to get the older out to th lige of the city so lI ¢ F to battle with near the fight Mr. Shuster is quoted as} Casper pharmacy. Fin. when he saying to the older man, whom the did meke a pass at the n he was| police did not know and who escaped | him met with a clean bi and Mr. being arrested. Shuster was knocked down, By But the elderly man still refused | standers called it a t. to fight. It was then that Mr. Shas-} ey decided to start the fight himself} 1g and see what would happen. He saw The polic peace and arrested Mr. Shuster, a | edelahehaialel LAL BLL LH LIE EIEN LEASE LL ISSA ASE Largest Fruit Market in the State Great Big Bing Cheiries Arriving Daily Direct from Grower BUY THEM NOW FOR CANNING All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING ‘THAT GROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET 114 South Wolcott ——— Two Stores 151 South Center Phone 247 and Get the Best SEALE SSSA SAA ALIA ASSES AAS SA ASAE AEE RIERA ARERR AAI ARITA IAT PMA A UE ME RR eH HN ENE I AL EE EE ae HE Se Two Days Only JOH only too rapidly. 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