Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1919, Page 6

PAGE SIX ‘CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DIRECTORS DELEGATES TO YELLOWSTONE MEET At the monthly directors of the organization were ap pointed delegates to the meeting of| llighway associa- tion which will be held here Satur- ihe Yellowstone day in the district court rooms at ihe court house. Delegat expected from all the towns and along the Yel- Highway from Cody one Denver. The other business transacted by the Chamber of Commerce consisted meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held last night in the office of George B, Nelson, the to ning hotel. A. OK. ing on local trade. to his gara) Two dozen oranges Grocery. Phone 505. stopped off of the allowing of bills and the ecom-|no delay. pleting of arrangements for the Mon-| Rudy's Cafe. t Wyoming football game here aturday. ROCK RIVER REVIEW IS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The LARAMIE, Wyo., Oct. 9.- Rock River view, a weekly estab. lished at Rock River soon after the oi! boom broke in that locality, has heen sold by F. M., Zimmers of this place to Royal A. Young, a veteran best, of Mrs. D. G. Fex. For Wyoming newspaper worker, and Qaptain J. C, Bryan, both of whom Luncheonette. recently were discharged from the army. For acreage in ot Around the Town ere arr Army and navy overcoats are very popular these kind of days. suy a Premium Ham, 38c¢ per pound, Saturday. Norris Co. 10-8-3t Miss Clara Lewis of Howe, Wyo., is here visiting with friends for a few days. Reat the II. C. of Living by eat- ing Pop Corn. Where? At the Na- trona Confectionary, 159 South Cen- ter street. 9-22-tf£ For groceries and fresh meats, phone 401M. Deliver to any part of the city. East Casper Grocery. 10-4-6t Jack Ettinger arrived this morn- ing from Portland, Maine, and has accepted a position with the Warren Construction company. I hny and sell any kind of a sec- ond hand automobile. G. A. Wolf, Phone 3434. 9-23-4£ Bob Grieve is in from his ranch at Oil City on a short business trip. What? Malted milk, let’s see Ly- man at the Smoke House. 10-8-tf Fred Van Gordon of the Webel Commercial company, has gone to the Jackson Hole country on a hunt- ing trip of several weeks with a par- ty of friends. If you have a run down motor or n generator that you want overhauled run it over to the Casper Armature Works and have it repaired. 109 Fast First St. 9-28-tf Mrs. Ed Ebevery and family have returned from D: on, Iowa, where they visited Mrs. Ebevery’s mother. good, you'll find it on the Luncheonotte menu at Smith-Turner Drug Store. 10-9-3t Mrs, Helen Anderson has accepted 1 position at the Golden Rule store. When her sweet tooth says candy, 1er wisdom tooth says Liggetts. Ex- at the Rexall store. 10-9-3t as been confined to y a slight attack of grippe, vut is improving rapidly. City Laundry and Towel Supply all for and deliver. Phone 641, 420 WN. Second St. 10-7-tf. O, Josendol is in the city from his heep camp getting supplies and at- ending to other business. Tf your car suffers from battery rouble, call on the Willard Service tation. Keep your battery alive. x 10-9-tf Mrs. Van Burgh is spending her acation in Denver, Colo., with her a1other. he Wyatt Cafeteria has tasty cook- d foods. , :10-9-4t Mrs. Ed Shirk and Mrs, Frank hirk and Mrs. Rae visited the Card- yell ranch on Canyon Creek last reek. The storm delayed their re- am until Sunday. Keep in touch with the styles, see tone at Stone-Waggener Haber- ~ashery. 10-9-3t The Sodateria Luncheonette will be pened to the Casper public Friday. ervice and Quality Paramount. mith-Turner Drug Store. 10-9-3t Allen Peterson, who is with the In- wnational Harvester company of rawford, Nebr., passed thru Cas- or yesterday and was entertained y the Misses Nellie Quinn and Nel- > Potts. Mr. Peterson is on his way . Lander on a business trip. street, Casper, Wyo. land holdings there. Will buy furniture, guns, suitcases, trunks, et®@., for cash. Phone 602W ot call 208 N. Center street. 10-6-12t Kimball’s drug store has received a large shipment of Liggett’s choco- For quality, service and cleanlit ent at the American Cafe. C. H. Brown of Kansas in ‘the cily today on business, enroute to Lander. busy people—and proven fields phone Wm. Bunday at the Henning hotel or write him at 705 Bucknum 10-6-t£ Murray is spending a few weeks in Upton, in the ititerest of his Labor Contracts Wanted—Wwill ac- cept contracts on assessment wortk, validating and drilling. furnished. (Call Calvin H. Cass, Hen- 9-30-tf References C. H. Dailey representative for the Mulford Drug company of Philadelphia, Pa., is in Casper call- R. J. Mosher is adding an addition and will convert it into modern living rooms. he at White's 1019-4t City, Keys made for any lock, no wait, Call first door north of 10-2-tf f..:M. Ferguson of the Iowa Wool- en Mills, was in the city yesterday eslling on the local trade. Buy your bread where bread is at the Wigwam 10-7-tf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madduxs were entertained last evening at the home lates, which is now on display. Have you seen the Burlington ad- They are on sale at See Harry Free, the Lot 9-29-tf The Iris experienced the largest crowd of the world’s series baseball dition lots? easy terms. Man. games yesterday. next week. and pad cheap. Salt Creek. per pound, Saturday. shipment of wool kind of weather. Tribune, F. and S. garage. street. Phone 1144-J. Frank Duff says he has a large box of coal from last winter on hand that he can make good use of these kind of days. For reliable witin, prices see the America: 112 East Third street. Electrical fixtures and wiring, Mc- Eveny Electrical Co., 141 West First. 10-8-t£ H. R. Barlow of Minneapolis, is spending a few days in-the city visit- ing friends and will leave for Lander FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine in good order; also sanitary cot 185 East Hagens. 10-8-3t* N. P. Nash, formerly of Billings, Mont., is in the city for a few days visiting friends and later will go to Swift’s Premium Hams, 88 cents Norris Co. A. L. Mathers has received a small sweaters which he says are selling very fast in this If you enjoy a dainty, wholesome lunch, try the Sodateria Luncheon- ette in the Smith-Turner Drug Store. 10-9-3t A. C. Farlow of the Casper Arma- ture Works, is a firm beli®ver_in the and says the reason he reads it is to get the up-to-date news. We specialize on repair work on any make car. All work guaranteed. 437 West Second 10-7-tf at C. J. Brittain of the American Shoe Shop, is having an entrance cut in the basement of the building at 247 East Second street, where he has his new business location. Fall bushel book. Standard refinery.\ fall ot winter suit. Store, 185 N. while on duty. much, Minn., and will sec! om Rochester, tients temporarily at the Hen- fe Hotel, oom’ 2p2 until perme- ate ope. Pationts pe Sie the Hotel or phone oad added an electric also a large consignme: of massage creams, of apples Phone 505, White's Grocery. 10-7-t£ Ernest Larson soys that when he goes up in an airplane he wants the driver to do every stunt that’s in the Carl Hamilton says that one of the most thrilling things to see in the city is a Red Cap messenger carrying a tray on his head and riding a bi- cycle on these slippery streets. Watch repairing at, Ayers Jewelry Center. Wm. O'Brien has been absent from his work at the Standard several days on account of a sprain he received The OU Exchange barber shop bus e Shop for the Tnetlt of Patrons and nt for $2. Two good trucks for sale cheap, just overhauled. Apply at 497 West Second street or phone 1144J 10-7-tf Victor LaVick of Miles City, was a late arrival in the city yesterday. Mr. Lavick ‘is locating in Casper and expécts to take a position at the Call at 115 W. First for your new 9-23-tf 10-2-tf Save time and money by using ates Half Sole Tires. Cost half as Guranteed 3500 miles, *9-28-tf. to the of the best exacting tastes, the Smith-Turner SoJateria 10-9-3t honest ectfic Co., one 1080. 10-1-tf C. A. Multeen of the Natrona Shoe Shop says that this snowy weather increases his business, and if it con- tinues he will have to add another man to his force. Insnte yourself and your income. Phone 1184. Ask for Geo. Swartz. 9-24-1f Harry Briggs arrived in the city late last night from New Castle. He! says the roads are bad. Mr. Briggs} will spend three days here on a land transaction, Enjoy yourself at the Henning. Music and dancing every evening. 10-1-tf C, M. Stanley of Lincoln, Nebr.,| is spending a few days here in the interest of land holdings he has here. Common sense will tell you that Seven thousand pounds of Swift’s Premium -Hams, 38¢ per pound, Sat- urday. Norris Co. 10-8-3t The Kassis dry goods company has | received a line of gloves direct from France. They are of the finest French kid and are made in all shades and styles, For hauling or trucking see Wal-) dron at the Highway Garage. t 10-2-tf A large shipment of ivory and sil- verware has been received by the| Casper Jewelry Manufacturing com- pany from well known eastern mar-j kets. | Oil Exchange barber shop working five barbers,on four chairs. No waiting. The best of toilet articles and plenty of clean towels. 10-9-6t William. Cronin, 2 prominent stock man, jhas returned to Casper from Denver, where he underwent a slight operation. | Good fries ready for delivery,| d or otherwise. Also 6 or 1, or 4 dozen laying hens at a} time. Phone 567J. Call 328 North Wolcott. 10-9-6t Galvin Spraggins left Tuesday} for Lone Pine, Nebr., where he will! visit for a short time with rela- tives. For fresh eggs, quality groceri | South Side Grocery. Phone 1111. | a 10-7-tf Keep in touch with the styles. See Stone at the Stone-Waggener Hab- | erdashery. 10-9-tf | The Leader store has purchased | 2 fine line of fur coats from eastern furrier houses and has placed them on display at the store. Public stenograpner and mimeo-| graphing. Room 206, O. S. Build-} ing. 10-6-6t | Miss Katherine Donahue has re-} turned to her position at the Golden! Rule after being confined to home for several days. ® See me for your automobi! ing. James Murphy, Phone 9-29.40!) Herbert Schulte, who has been in, the employ of the Standard refinery, | has accepted a position with Con- ‘tractor Sanderson. Phone us your grocery order. An- derson’s Cash Grocery. Phone 11265W 9-29-tf} W. O. Wilson has returned from Denver where he has been on busi- Nees concerning oil matters. i Best pies” and fancy steaks at Rudy’s Cafe. Chicken dinner every Sunday. ~ 10-+4-tf James Paris has purchased the 3- room house on lot 15 and 16 Marion street, from George Marrines. 10-9-6t* Art Matson recently of France, has returned to Casper from Denver and Billings where he has been vis- iting, and has accepted a position} with the Midwest Refining company. When you think of buying a house | or lot think of John M. England com- bary. Phone 1129. 9-24-tf Deputy Sheriff Majors went to} Lusk today after a prisoner wanted here. Save money by having your shoes half soled at the Natrona Shoe Re- pair Shop, 107 East First street. ' 10-1-tf Sheriff Bob Gaylord of Fremont. county went thru Casper last night taking two prisoners to Rawlins. Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and Public Exchange at 8 o’clock tonight, above: the Iris Theater. 9-25-tf James T. Gratiot is expected home today from a hunting trip in the western part of the state. Our line of Auto“Supplies has ar- rived and we will endeavor to keep our stock eomplete at all times. Our prices are right, give us a call. Cas- per Sporting Goods Co., 149 West Second street. Phone 214. 10-7-4t, Lfwut. Arthur Davidson is in Cas- per from the Presidio, San Francis- co, Calif., where he has been station- for two years in the regular army. ieutenant Davidson is the Son of J. E. Davidson, a prominent sheep- man here, and was raised in Casper, Mrs. Davidson will join her husband while he is here, from the east where she has been on an extended tri After visiting here Lieutenant Da idson will return to the Presidio and resign. t When you paint up, you want the best. We carry a full line in colors bf Alabastine end Sherwin-Williams Paints, Casper Home, Builders. At corner of Railroad and’ Durbin Sts, phone 406W. 10-7-8t. Office 423 Phones Daily Cribune iggo For wiring see the Electrical Sup- ply and Construction Co., 109 East First stréet. Phone 488W. 9-29-tf} Word has been received that. Wil- liam O’Brien, who. is attending the medical college at Boulder, Colo., has been pledged Sigma’ Chi, He is on! the first football team playing left half. George B, Nelson, fot real estate and insurance. ‘Townsend building, Casper, Wyo. Phone 950. 9-29-tf EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Books Opened, Closed, Audited. Stock transfer agents and trars. Authorities oh Income Notary Pvolic. C tit Rooms 208-211 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660. | ARCHITECTS GARBUTT & WEIDNER Architects 415 Oi! Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162 1 AUTO REPAIR J. M: MURDOCK @ W: A.) SMITH Auto Repair Shep i We Buy and ‘Soil Sécong \ Hand Cars. Our Repair Wérk % Guaranteed. 224 West Third St. $$ SEARLES TRANSFER S STORAGE O@ce—Tali's Bitara Mab Phout—House, 87-W} (Offices, 106 Moving a Spetiaity Streets Corne: Secand ama TATION We hanl anything, any place. Agents for Kissel Trucks, 122 So, David St.. Phane 1068 MICHENER TRAN; COMP. NOLTEN’S TRANSFER CO. Phone 19-5 Quick Service nt VAUGHN TRANSFER CO. Piano and moving anywhere in the city or country. At your ser- vice any time. Phone 920. BAKERIES UNITED BAKERS All Kinds of Good Pastry ana Breaa “2-pound Round Fretich Loaf, 200." 324 Cobb St. Phone 940.W We deliver to any part of the city: CARNES BR EB. E. Carnes Open-air seset 1 neath poe seat et markably low margin * T*" Phone 1147. Office over. DR. J, H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA Y Office Phone 708° fee 83. DR. EDNA HAHN CHIROPRACTORS Suite 2, Townsen? Midg. CASPER DRY CLEANERS CO., 121 £. Linden St. Phone 2553. Clothes Called for and Deliverea Strict Attention Given to Altetations We Clean and Reblock Hats. PHONE 677 : COAL & COKE CO. O. W. Twiggs, Mer. 3 Exclusive dealers in Gebo coal and Petroleum coke. Delivered to any part of city. - 452 N. Durbin St. CASPER General Contractor Estimates Furnished Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 LET ME Fravan WITH YOU ON YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BLOCK PETER CLAUSEN 3 General Contractor Office 308 0. 8, Bldg. ‘Phone Te7u. P. O. Box 1145 COLBY ‘@ ‘ROGNSTAD General Contractors Estimates Furnished Phones 507-5 or 581-M J. B. PROVINSAL BRICK CONTRACTOR FIREPLACE KING Eres Brick a Specialty. Let me sig~ qusranteca. werk Nee een Ph=2 800. P. O. Box 624 HOLMES BUILDS HOMES Let figuré wis bul ‘idioe iguré with you or. your E. J. HOLMES - 830 E. Bucknum. Phone ‘1171-3 J. 'S. HARD’ WICK . » Catpenter 306 E. Ratlroda st, Phone 11483. Carpenter Job: Work of: All Kinds Promptly Done. COLLECTIONS Aceousts,-any eallectea where, no coll Arr fares pd THE WESTERN STATES COL. LECTION AGENCY ¢ MORES ae wsettems SOO ‘DR. J.C. BIBBS Dentist Robrbaugh Bldg. (Over Casper Pharmacy.) Phone 210). DR. C. A. SANFORD H Oiteopathic Physician | 9 a, m. to 12 moni pm t6 6 ps m. Rooms 4 & 5, Woed Bi Phone 1030 2a DR. F. S. LUCKEY * Phystetan and Surgeon Pliones: Res. 6228. Office, 505 Omice 123 Bast Second Street Réom 3 Wood Blook Physician and Surgeon 112 E, Third St. Phone 1080 ¢ Repairing Fmature Winding Electrical Wiring and FILLING STATION Phone 402-M Center Street Filling Station Gasoline, Motor Qil, ‘Tires, Auto. Accessories, Tire Re- pairing. Our Motto: Service at any time. - oo: Point, Railroad & Linden Sts. - FLORIEST “Say it With Flowers” CASPER FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers and Potted Plants. 406 S. Center. Phone 872. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM- SHIP TICKETS JOHN LYNCH 1088 EAST SECOND GROCERS P. MELLAS “|. Grocery and Meat Market. ! Fresh meats at all times; also vegetables. city. ‘ 324 Cobb St. Phone 1085-3 HIDES Pelts & Wool. Dealers in Junk. Office 525 West Second St. ~ Fhone 562-J. NEW YORK HAT CLE. WORKS We clean and re-block all kinds of Hints, Pasamen; Soft, Belt, ( sim HOAGLAND, RUTHERFORD & STANNARD We sell The Wyoming’s Own, Life Keep Your Money at Home Office 247 N. Center. Phone 889W | KEY FITTING, LOCK AND GUN REPAIRS SHOGREN’S SHOP 147 No. Center WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law Casper, Wyoming Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building ee, WARBER & SPENCER Lawyers. 308-310 O. S. Bldg. Phone 680 le NICHOLS & STIRKETT o — Lawyers — 309-310-511 Oil Exchange Bldg. RE GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attornecy-at-Law Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Phone 196-J ein: given ce. abstetsien Phones! Offiee, 90) Residence, 166 Casper, - - - Wyoming CL LAUNDRIES NEW HAND LAUNDRY 440 North Durbin Greatest of care taken with silk shirts or anything dainty MRS. E. HILL, Prop. Phone 481 We deliver to any part of the WYOMING HIDE & METAL CO. We Pay Highest Prices for Hides $$$ SS — M. MAHONEY & ED SAVAGE Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets to All Points in Europe. 239 Dunn St.- Phone 10353 Burlington Addition, — Plumbing and Heating, Hot Water Heating « Specialty. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. Shop—826 South Spruce Street Phone 290W, a ais eee es APS ke A ee W. M. PALMER Plumbing, ings Rady Pipcless fatnes. JoLoing of all kinds promptly attended to.. Shop 139 W. First St.. Phone STW. (McClure Bldg. > RESTAURANTS MORGAN'S CAFE (Successor to) mr Main Cafe Under New Management. oo) aos Meher ing at Popular ices—Open all Night MARION MORGAN, Prop. nr?" COZY INN LUNCH ROOM Meals Served at All Hours. Hot and Cold Sandwiches Good Coffee Our Motto. 235 West Third St, | BURLINGTON CAFE Open Day and Night Service and Quality. reasonable. Tel. 836-W. Prices 455 N. Wolcott, HOME HOTEL Strictly Modern Rooms West Second St. By Day, Week or Month. Reasonable Nellie P. Dalton, Prop. W. 8. SOLLENBERGER Notary Public , ees Hotel STAGE LINES 2 F. J. HYE | MAIL, EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS | } mee, LLunber te Aalt Crook” ww ‘ rty Garage, Casper, Telephone 983 or 977-.W Lc. TAXIS ‘wre. TURKISH BATHS POR THAT COLD Catch it in time A Good Swent Bath ana Massage Will Relieve You Nice War Rooms for Rent RKISH BATHS Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Pione 32 T. E. WEST, B. V, M. Veterinarian Call Castle & Mechaley, ar Kimball Drug Store, Phone 20, Phone 831. Repal : 'ERNATIONAL WELDING WORKS Casper, Wyoming Welat raring of every description sbst ie Oxy-ncetylene and 'Thermit processes Wyoming Power Plant Blag, oO. L. Prop.