Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 6

‘AGE Sik a x ily Ciusiiie SR a er ee ee NEWS FROM OVER WYOMING (THEE ILLED TATE i itl |BONANZA FIRE | UNDER CONTROL AUTO Gilat HAVE EXHIBITS AT OTATE FAIR Driver's Confusion Causes Collision in Which Trio of Men Fatally Hurt A Are WWEST WEL FRIDAY | try and Council Bluffs was his first, gin company ‘home. Later he came farther west effected last |he lived until three years ago monument to his busineas ability The Bloom Sh Clothing com Mr. Bioom leaves no near relative { AlN AT REST: pany of Casper one of a chain jn the west, ha never married lof stores which Mr. Bloom founded! A niece lives in n in Wyoming and South Dal — , Subsequently was chanyed to the Read The Tribune Want Ads | Pioneer Merchinoeny of Wyoming antl South Dakota Dies at Oak- land This Week SHERIDAN, Wyo., UNTO SHE : Petroleum Productions Display FacTS N | NSTON, Wyo., Sep \ >} - Wie 1919 $375.- jp. MUbtireanuens nat sae the de 78 Fah Planned by Premier Operator | Faneral services for Sol Bicom,| iuation for Year Jauenched, is unde r control } ‘ Or Weaning andtothen ken: well known thruout Wyoming and At last- 000,060, Says Report of f the men remain on the lines ‘ 5 SIN SBI f South Dakota thru an extensive chain Sirs ork within bounds should the i iiane ; tures Are Flannec of clothing establishments which bore! PLEO. ears | der the situation dangeré ante ihe SHAG ana aan |his name, are being held today in a mild, {A light rain the 9 Meek Beck , DOUGLAS, Wyo., Sept ip ahe | Council Bluffs, la., where the former had } effect op uiest « reher : y yom-| merchant will be laid to rest. M ml fire. The firefi; eT aS been) Bloom, believed to be over 90 years satis ie i Woodrock their we C feature million sete derivative hich = KNOCKED AGAIN luation of the state the crude at the Mid- 5,000,000, The raise | t Casper and Grey- approxi ! s of pl P ye The United rime of an cou is th ind ! Jac kson Hole Residents Fight Pro- laertenitarenis seh eaat ass valuation . | posal to Increase Size of ried, {22& forestry exhibit, which includes] Yellowstone Ai i ae Mi of trees and gra ndi Wyoming W3 NKNOWN MAN DROWNS IN GLOUDBURST THAT SWEEPS HORSE CHEEK mm fen JACKSON, Lir * ASKS DIVORCE BECAUSE HUBBY SERVED IN PEN'; dents oppose die Yellow nee ! tment Among the special ones do- Shorthorn | ect 0 Nl be are American ociation and the Ame sey Cattle club for displa of the varieties in w ations are inter y singing is to be a fea- ir All persons gather- fair grounds will be asked to join in singing riotic and other en's club of Douglass is would allow control over ¢ Wyoming. Present at the one hundred ranchers of the Jz by hai in plac nt : e fair Re has reserved space SUL : which will include} ne Py p of crude soft » finest oil} "| sell _ the City of AY 7 of, on file and of record in the office of age, died on Tuesday of this week | at Oak d, Cal., where he went to} |spend his last days after suffering stroke of paralysis that incapacitated | him for further active work. Mr. Bloom left his birthplace in Alsace as a boy and came to this coun- smoke- NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES. TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN THE DISTRICT C 20U RT OF THE! SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, SITTING IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NATRONA IN THE STATE OF WYOMIN In the matter of the Estate of Chauncy Isbell, Deceased. Under authority of an order of sale, granted by the district court of the Sixth Judicial District, sitting in and for the County of Natrona in| the State of Wyoming, on the 13th} day of Augu: A. D. 1919, IT will at public ction the following ‘described real estate, situated in the sity of Casper, in the County of| Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, McCord-Brady Co., Distributors Makes Hard Work Easy! USTIN is hard, back-breaking cleaning and polishing hardwood floors D work. almost never ending task and seldom satisfactory the old way. and more particularly described as But y, quick and satisfactory the new way—using t follows, to-wit: Polish Mop. you can spend a few minutes doing what it now takes Lot Twenty-two in block six, in! you almost You sim Covar Betis Mast end din is taven Up and bells Tb nah ©. GiexMop per, in the County of ima Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, according to the recorded plat there- four try, tog with Gov f of th rogram. . ~ re . D. Ca of paeos, Wild wes: of the County Clerk and ex-officio of the . grounds oy Tegister of deeds in and for said Is also used Senator Schwe AN consict of from twelve county in the said state aforesaid, the perinte Horace State Veterine. together with all buildings and im- k, Represe sate isin chargela: provements thereon, and tenements, aker of Kemmerer " hereditaments, privileges and appur- i ANI the features, st s iy sa of Cokeville and CA N N ING TEA M th in age nd riders of tePances thereunto appertaining or Ichboring states will Pelonging. Satisfaction Guaranteed neighboring states 1 * IS INNOVATION eatexaatt lS The sale will be made at public or Money Refunded e pe Eforme PTs h er puneh of bucking horses those secured for the fair. OF STATE FAIR | than SMe TO REGEWE BIG WELGOMEAT STATE CAPITAL SEPTEMBER 24 » LANDER, V OUGLAS GETS CAMPING SITE FOR MOTORISTS NOUGL would b up for all time. - ck will s 21 Gove y came to the Hole CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 5.— r service and toil- for the purpose of getting the ide Tentative plans for the reception for the benefit of the traveling of the people here regarding feder of President Wilson when he visits slic. ed for such a ground control, or, c “feder this city September 24 while on his behalf the ng-around-the-cirele in rent thruout summ interference. i th y hopes to have it ready! many words or mir utes in giving hi of unreserved ratification RAMIE BOOZE SEIZED, = yy NEE FR PORN AT UNDER: se ewe oe DIES, PIONEER will be sscorted during the detac Bin ene t of valry BOOTLEGCER IS SHOT = CONVERSE CO. ee eer wegen aes rranged commandant of the 4 visitor by a committee including DOL Governor Robert D. Carey ane merely se r W. Stone The presi- Hamilton dress will be delivered at ” | county, lowing his d. pital from acute in Mr. Hamilton Bh sh b for! On the head of LaBonte cree a negro arrested for! 5- gouth ot Dougls empted to esc cavagk nelanbor of W3 wer the. address office, Several er. The ar w da F. Two brothers ar him, one brother, W ing a resident here sister £ Here’s How An Expert Picks the Best Electric Light & Power Plant First he looks at the motor or engine. For the motor is the most vital part of any plant. It is the fore that operates the generator, which in turn generate the “juice” that is stored in the batteries. So first of all a good motor is essential. Next he watches for severe vibration. Because any ex- pert knows that dangerous vibration—that is a plant that shakes and jars and jolts—will soon ruin the motor. No engine can possibly operate efficiently day after day, if it is continually subjected to severe vibra- tion. 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Ae D. 1919 Floor push brooe and feather duster AMUEL SWITZER, Liquid Veneer, O’Cedar, Johnson’s Oit and | ‘Miginintentos of the Ex Wax, in convenient ze bottles and cans. \ Chauncy Isbell, Deceased. WILLIAM 0. WILSON, H 1 H dw Cc |_| Attorney for Estate ommes ar wane oO. Pub. Aug. 15, 22, 29, Sept. 5, 1919. wt ose oie Casper | aw OW) | Phone 601 ‘ Pp 1 cw ANNOUNCEMENT E. A. Schilleman, representative for the Gold Medal Tailors of Chi- cago, desires to announce that he has just received the Latest Creation in Ladies’ Made to Order Coats, Suits and Skirts at prices ranging from $45.00 to $65.00 Skirts from $10.00 to $20.00 These Garments are most beautifully tailored by the most skilled tailors in the country so every garment is guaranteed to fit. | solicit your valuable patronage. ened Askwith Tailor Shop Henning Hotel Phone 1084 We also have Cleaning and Pressing Parlors in con- nection. Repairing and Remodeling. Alterations given the strictest attention.