Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 7

+ India.and Ceylon tea are graded ac-] The famous fishing grounds of New: cording to the position of the leat on the| fonndland, the Grand Banks, are 600 MVORCED PEOPLE NOT LEGAL IN (|= osi.""" ° ™™ Po [pitt aces ee mi WYOMING SHOULD THEY RETURN peepee ———— Poh, 26.—Maay which prohibit divorced. persons from ho, after hav-, Tematrying, to any other than the for~' divorce procesdings, | 7eF husband or wife, within the period * than those | °f one year after the date of divoros:, rene e before | The decres is mighificant that it adv 7 ‘After the date| Tits the: validity of the grounds’ oni) ry * which ,the plaintiff. seeka divorce, set~ ting forth that they are “good” and’ William that “the plaintiff has not at any time been guilty of the misconduct j by him against the sald defendant, then f | ccncludes. with the stetement~ that i} con} “therefare it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that said petition for divorce. : bray 7 Padtiiventas 10 be denied.’* 1 ; zyaiey hate rons Brgrest = The effect ft Jadge Mentzer’s dé! Korda I ee eision, which is along the ling of) prece~ ; ; denti, established by Wyoming courts in’ LEARNER 2ér, who, on December 10, 1919; denied cntae hanna. ‘Hoagland, ‘ divorce Oberee to John fu Haugland, Lng nea woe in the mies Poe : ‘ | pontat bonds” bide Sha tay eat | gota, divorce in Wyomlug because the $45.00 sis". $23.45 ragga 5 ‘Wyoming court does not recognize that Ab aie Be tae and “modified” ie legally ia married, while at the same peep s lie apie entered a new de-' time he is, prohibited by Nebraska pied Which ae sets forth that ccnction of) the» marriage ceremony parties ta the Utigatinn’ tae once ne Which the Wyoming courts’ dora not 100 PAIR MEN’S WORK SHOES tesident’ of this. state and the defendant Commerce,.W. E, Cummings has ar for ik years a resident of Laramie Tange! a yery unique window display, 2 County, Wyo.) and ‘relates that og 4 tree, arranged by one of. the, flora") ° ; March 17,,1915, at Kimball, Neb., “the i*t# Js rooted in'a pot filled with pent , : iid “plaintiff and defendant went Ties and nickles, while upon’ the through an alleged, ceremony, which branches of the tree bills“ of various was in forin the marriage ceremony ‘“enominations are fixed instead of blow provided by the State of Nebraska." The ®0n18. @ zs , - decree further sets forth that “at the A card reads “Plant your small coins : ‘ , ee Sy time the plathiff and defendant pre-| !° @ savings account in the bank and THREE MINERS Improvements Made} tensa to po matriea at Ximbatl, Nob. | atch them grow to dollar t ize from marrying again without Nebraska ‘within, six months of the; 108" time: Pals Gunde’ cad: at | hung. the risk of presecution for yeree In Wyomnitig, In:the earlier’ de- 1 SSNS Ne a 2 HT SS rp eens igamy. ; Hoagland, it is stated, will appeal cree the attitude of the, court to the Nebraska ce ny. was not no from the decision of Judgé Mentzer and the original dectee, denies, Hoag! a | court/a decision regarding "his status, Prayer for. decree of divorce. “While! A i cnee is: manifest that the assumption of Thrift Taught in the court is that tlie Nebraska marriage Wyoming law bya decree of divorce an- nuling it, > | set forth, thodified decrde, as obtain, from the Wyoming» supreme the decree ddes fiot so state, the infer- | thould) Rot be recognized under the Window Display The modified decree sets forth that In coinection with the visit of the }| Roagiand, for eleven years, has béen a School pupils to the National Bank of | | L eg eaeiad WORLD. AT 131 AND FAI LY="Unele” John Shell tena oe B acs write, has never been to moving: picture show and remembers ¢ death Of George Washington: in’ 1799.” Sheli' is five feet 6 Inches tall and Weiglia 103 pounds. “Were it not for his venerable countenance he would-be listed as a man, half his years. f $ Cee (Meee eel J, L. LEARNER h INJURED WHEN: by Globe ‘ Shoe Co. aout als, Perm Refghirey porsthaiaa will amount to in 25 years and in‘lesser. e iad ENE eH Wi re Te '. | had obtained: ber. divorce from her for-' BUS ade between 1 and 25 at 4 a _ SHOT GOES OFF |to Add More Roo m| rm inmmat mtns anes cour on) Yr com ners 9 | 164 South Center Street, KRMMERPR, <Wyo., eh: 24.“Min-]) Rytensive improveme&ts are. deing alleged marriage in the | Rooms with bath and Teen elton ..8 mine at Sublet} made in the Globe Shoe company store| State of Nebraska,” and that “said have hot and cold water and telephones, Casp er, Wyo. “in nspiial here, suffering from} by Arthur Schulte and when the work| rlaintif? ahd defendant went to: the Elevator. Seventeenth street one blogis iserioti iiuries sustained when) they} ix completed’ the exterior and dnterlor| State of Nebraska in order to avoid! from Broadway, down town. — Depot mistook the sound of-a blast in a nelgh-} arrangement will’ be most attractive.| the laws of the State of ‘Wyoming, car direct. Rates $1 up. ~~ 2-23-10t horingiéntry for that of a “shot” which] By eliminating the shoe repair depart scam = —- _ they had placed} returned to their entry} ment much additional ’space. is. added and were caught hy thé explosion of] to the interior of the store and also ‘their own blast. ‘They are: valuable ‘wall space is made for. shely- Alex Moroni, ‘injuries about. face and} ing for shoes. «An office for Mr..Schulte head and>interiat injuries, may Mie.’ } will also’ be provided in the rear of the Mike. Aluscheck, ‘injured and burned | store*thru the ‘rearrangement, . The in-| about. head; may lose kight. terior’,ia ‘to be redecorated in French, Frank Hiaseck, fracture of leg andy gray ‘and an indirect lighting system The! extensive. burns, . 5.9 6: . 5.4 48 to be carried out. 88} The-three, Wwho-lind soueyee place of when entrance: inj the Marble trim).gs#to” be ured’ et: this » improvement. state.and it was f im all patts of the state curred pend its, “were, totally lacking, while 49 the face. : 4 f innoculated ‘seed ‘fs used ‘In ficids ante ; ce veral years enough nitrogen will What you have\bernlapling eco xP been put info'the ground to make petent Magneto and ‘Generator! ten: » . farther: fmmoculation unnecessary, Mr: Auto Hleetrieat co., 111 FE. states. |. itete _ str 2-24-5071 ‘Catarrh try the) Wapor treatment» The blend Labret pe fred private a ears ; Se cima ty oe yp sare vi a Smoke a Chesterfield today and find Owners Approval Is Like a Rousing Cheer Jeveland Six, from coast to coast, is/establishing its place in motor- ear etna cold days of the Northern winter have proved its éase of starting, just as the hot summer days, when hundreds of new Clevelands were being driven across the country, proved the peérfection of its radiation. he Cleveland Six hands ofowners _ expectations. 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