Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 12

NED oe Ns OF AT verse County: Included in Con- ~~Cofumission Case Seek Trial in Re- HUSBAND AND WIFE .DIE OF. tracts to Be Let by State CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb. 28.—Coun- SHOSHONT, iyo. Se BU tha ae tn ia wanted in’ kel for Peter and ~Iehn® Coritio and the Jocal hospital, from pneumonia J Of the J.-D. Woodrutt a hii 8 fame Variety of fra brs . Waiter Newell, charged with the mnr- F caused by Influenza. They weregnn-f|rmucheon’ Dey. Creek, : tet of Frank Jennings near, Laramie, til recently residents of this county “Thetmcnnile han bern deleted ey Setitember 7, 1919, tt tn roparted hore | sat duritae the act few, montlis have fiwhen (a 640 check nivel by Bama Ae UE af. Thefmopolis has been deferred by ik endgavoring to secury a change of | heen reald Colorado, ‘They are | {Brothers of ‘Yankton, 8. waa | hs : 4 retical in ssyceiraptabbe liter cualeers lusting to Tinta countyg, the seetion’ of/T survived tegen children, aged six funds the toe at is Frating that the DUBOIS ELK HAY SCARE bay tp sg {southern Wyorning’ most. remote trom’ eats respectively, c formation | hat. ; A. 5 A. ‘Valder of Casper was awatde@ she aoone of the assassination of the | Saosnc ion an sa Aa el d pseudo purchasers were, wanted in two ; f 4 JL poviiat ranchman. Tt’ has. been other” towns of the ‘Wert for perp Rar Casper-Hhicidan highway. Cepeedieeion heh | 4 bably, hereto x rating real eataté awindles. A 14 yee sel ie 4 currents eit nat teens costae ARGON AGTIMTIES IN Sericemat Sak Pit awh Rt daa EXENNE, Feb. 25.—The astutelg ginhted, wontd ba hold dm Chew efor : tie ie eee ae ict in only. £6) ralles ‘from Lararntc:| Sahn) waa the viotlin of the trafsaction and saed to: the editor of the Courier fot. the ‘purpose of réceiving “iné. bids! and awarding contracts for the con- struction of the bridges and smaller drainage structures on projects in Uin- fa, Sweetwater, Laramie, Hot Springs,| Wark, Converse, Campbell and Johnson| counties, the estimated cost of which| Js placed at $326,000, Contracts will be awarded today for . Duhois of Dubois, ‘Fremont: county, a but. counsel for the Cordilloa: and: N: was also Po os Sichbcotpee poplar Dear ber reply to ‘criticiarn alleging that. the ell, it da stated, considers that the Rese ‘hundred do} sigh cons ‘\ /State gamé department waa not ds sol- haa been given so much pubyely> hy | 4 Bazants as pain Nit it icHous regarding. the’ welfare ‘of wild the Cheyenne newspapers that a: sent H Lo elk in the Dubois @istrict as it re- met ea tigoamee at"! ABNEWED BY ENEMIES|GIRL°S STORIES — etna sct*ar Set 0. toon hhéen created in btn? eames orbs three) Holo district. The state ‘warden de- arcused are in jail here ne it is} fies thet (this is pe, stating that he opaatenss carte os. in Seep sem at} 4 OF $750 ROBBERY ee Purchased for the élk in the Du. aramie in view of sentiment against AVANSTON, Wyo., Feb. 25~—Sher- dele district: all) the ‘hay whi 1a the “erection of the proposed “360-foot) them existing in the eouinty in which ees D. Christensen, who two years FAIL TO AGREE he Shcited at resonable prices and bridge over the North Platte river he-| the murder wax cammitted, hae Whilloisy. \ocivate: woltteasit: Meneame’ } { 4 ? fe peated oti ang ga eer ©, A. Trvin of Denver. who suseced- fio the then sboriff of the county. fo run eS spur in Converse county. ernate!'ed General Hugo Donzelman of Chey- persons who hid set fire to his EYE: bids “are bding: received for this sthuc-lenne as counsel for the, Cordilioa and| Wo'™ ROW Je Migagea ‘ae AUSECEIO A Aun poseghbeenae dekh vk ble Aure, the plafie for the. first type Dro-| wewell; has taken up with Judge Vil simnar. investigation, his home’ at) Ly- Ing the claim. of Miss ‘Blanche viding tor three 120-foot steel SPana 77, Pidball of the Second’ jidic “|mart having heen desteayed a fow nights || 1% {he peesicbe: Bil ays eves and the second type being composed of "trict ‘the matter of Aocuetne A Ch: heen “Ret! ils Was. of $570 in a seven $4-foot reinforced concrete spans. yenge ta Rvanston, Dis. eel , arlicr \uttempts | i ine picture theater Sunday «<n Johnson county bids are being ©P-jthe where the trial shall be heli 1 ¢0': bien tie |. Cliriatensan domlotie: 16 ould yer is anid, has tld ned for tlie construction. of the Arain- i change of yenue “lex -entit sulted from the determination of eno-|) 2Be Efrls It regarding ‘al age-structures on two sections of the the court. When arduments-in sup- vo Christensen, who had in-| oe te have taken place, Wier ig: Casper-Sheridan roxd, between Buffalo mort of a motion for a change of venue iy country with sheep, to} 47. 1" atoey ls thit she became ac- and’ Kayoce, Fncluded. in this cof-/ta @ county. anccifiea hy counsel tor iin out of the country, Instead] Tinted with & women in-a hotel struction. Is the moving of the forty: jancured recently were made ta a Wyom-| a mplishing this purpose, however,| TRAM Woke ee adaced her to # foot atee! bridge five miles north of 4ne court, the presiding judeo is U"-hthe persecvtion directed against. him trange man, that’ she rs Kaycee. derstood to have taken the position 1 ‘arouned: general ‘synippthy ‘and: thia 4n o pitts to the theater and. that Bids-are flso being recetved for the jt was not proper for counsel to u Dart wal ceanonalble: for hin: elention® 6 rates ithe ‘petforthance he picked her erection: of the 300-foot bridge over the in change fo a county of their own s he shrievalty. During a sktemish with) 22! ark -aipee River at. Thermopolis.in Hot | tection and tp have ordered a. ch: tore ‘ait: -thie « Chifatenser.renich ace (eee fi eee ee 3 Springs county. | ss pot venue ton county 10 which they w satire his brother was accidentally as "4 The highway cammission’ wil in alltopposed but in which the court’) iimes Oe baie or tne ‘Getentond or athe TtacolA i Hex Fhe longi ray ing Probability. be in. sexsion again. tomot-|.no teason. to assume: the Aefendants save) re oer tt 16 part OF the ‘time row.as the volume of the contracts to mnld not me accorded ‘tin impartial 7° Pustiot the Seer 4 epéosits | ‘ee we ‘Opened our doors on November 24th; be awarded far exceeds any 1. but: sou-can’t) fool, all’ of. the people > weeks ago. At that time we asked our friends to tell thelr aa reambpatielains kuatareanie te tae ‘ ; ‘ Husber Raltery nbd TOU gunk he Secs the convenient Banking facilities of thie new Bank. It seems tl grailing and earth work on the noi AED) TAG TELLS 2 : Sit tiene Beh Ube every. depositor told a friend, for. our resources now. ote \belniz sidered today will h a : : ae 4 : a Gearaea abchiertnetatier rt ‘i 3 Fun. “Wan th 9 é ng plans are now being prepared for Are You ‘With Us? ihe asking of bids within the next few ee Weeks. CAROWNER TO. Sagshawa BUY LICENSE OLD CONDUCTOR ween ON C. & S. LINE ANSWERS CALL G. F. BELL “THE INSURANCE MAN” Fidelity, Surety. and Contract Bond a Specialty . Wro. Feb, 25.—At : e taches ofthe sheriff's office here havo db ; adopted a new system of warning au ) tomobile owners to secure 1920 state H- - senses. When an automobile without Z i 4 m4 ® 1920 license is located a’ little red . gee tug is tied to its old license plate: ‘The 2 5 % 4 the containing a warning’ tata. 1940 The G, F. Bell Agency tee Eo) A Bane oF Strometh CHEYENNE, Wyo., Deb. 25.—Wil-| Ueehse must. be procured at once. N rs . t2 5 363 soe OPIN OR toe 4 a Ham) (Dad). Hinckley. 80, who: for 26|tecord of tho. machine ja. mad 303 Oil Exchange Bldg: elephone rs yeurs ranas a conductor. between: Den-}{f it nrain | found without a. 1 Ver ‘and ‘Cheyenne and in consequonee earnea to .be known to thousands of ‘Wryomingites, died in Denver, Ie was Dlacedon, the retired list and pensioned 14 years ago, but fora number of years after his ‘retirement from service on the'road acted ns n gateman at tho Renyer union station and in that capa- gity. kent in’ contact grith many of ‘his Wroming friends. lenge the ow is: arrested, Brokerage Co. iP: Se HUDSON HOLDUP BEING TRAILED - TO THE NORTH ‘MTHERMOPOLIS, Wyo, Feb. | 25.— Tocal .ofticers, who were requested to ‘he onthe lookout for Ruby -Van- Dyke, hecusea ot holding up Joe Réno- vich's popt ‘hall. at Hudson last week and obtaining more than, $500, have axcertainéd that -VanDyke came “to Thetmopolis but soon left this place on @ northbound train. He is. believed to have’ left the train at some point in Montana. e. Vidtidd LILLLIGLLILAILELL LL Looe \ € Still’ Ret es : ‘ Adie Bet te Announces — ani Give Bond t : ¢g Opening of Call Trading Sessions. at 7:30 Tonight | CHEYENNE, Wyn. Feb. 26.—Aitho he has not yet admitted ‘he erted in informing Judge Edwards he had $3,- 000/0n déposit. in a Kimball, *Nebr- bank, and that, therefore, his ares for issuthg a fraudylent check for $33.50 « Was all a mistake, ER, K. Krumm is pro- viding convincing circumstantial evi @ewee to the error theory by his in- ability to raise bail of $500. Krumm was: given a preliminary hearing Mof- day afternoon, bin hail was set at $600 ahd in default of bail he was remand- ed to the cuctody of the sheriff. Hila trial will tnko' place during the May term of the district court. i y ‘COURT HOTEL Mra. Wood. Farrell, Prop. Phone 529 ‘| Over" American Express Office Alt Tooms Méa®rn. 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