Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 10

PAGE TEN TEN nas he Casper Daily €cibune a yas : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 1920 | PF | IAL SOIT (FLU EPIDEMIC IN WPAN cp os Ne Sot Het LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING |" icine BONGO MTUst === pets 2 CASPER BOOZE CONROY WILL § REFUSED WATCHMAN IS | CHEYENNE, site April 14.—Ar- ich as been wide i last’ September is abs thorities still urge the peo. Cheyenne Man Takes One Bottle ADMISSION 10 PROBATE ‘ office of the seer tate Tuesday | ple to be inocculated with serum and “with Him and Bequeaths SCORES KAYO FOUND DEAD |)» ‘en foniows lien Satie sass OA is ta BEER Remainder to Sons — AT HIS POST —_ directo} A. ‘ | to The Tribune) WITH VISITOR pril 14-—Judge } Arthur Olds Some Drink! B octrk, Fisher ia takh i to admit to es : a er CAPSULES UNION POOL HALL is c Joe Fish eat ‘ bate Sotilion the tatasiileit RIVER, Wyo., April 14.—| | Fort & careiaedistts aa a 0 ) re tc een Son Mike sein * with a k : whe a oa Se 3 ‘ s tha tigen cron ae ae of tlie far Bae $100 ea Be ctors, meres Pool—Cigars a = in a i apy lapetaeteser ein Sh Seg PS of about $8,000. ‘The de-| WhO Observed the form of a watchman | Charles I MoS teammate | | bch 1OU Wést Second St. M : sha pee st if the will which Se-| Seated beside the crossing, would have |#"4 Robert 4 ele en i! 4 co ! i | where | Wal sou to probate been considerably more interested had| | Soa an atoren. ; othe |of Mrs. Conroy, it wi cure ¥ world, so was turned over (By Ae ali f undue influen | ‘ | urned ith tthn rook : pby th rigidity oath? Q————_ a who Paha Genet 2h: } will (ace *hadeakee : watchman, Iyan H. Thompson, died 3 E 1-| matter with him ¢ f 8 who will appeal to the supreme court, | from apoplexy. He was found stiting Sate Seni : \ will making St.:Mary’s Catholic stomed attitude by persons ° veabil ke ok poh H ey ae Ga re 3 heir now will| inves g when he failed to respond | mS t an € wiley. es be ed for probate. Br m t s. Hid remains ees shipped 3 Set aa | to his former home at Greeley, Colo. | | E ; HISCOVERY OF CAT SENDS NOTICE -ocket edition of Wheeler & Wor- it = | ©. M._ Henderson, resident piano|thington’s NEW 1920 CITY MAP at n BURGLAR 10 STATE PEN uner. My references, home peop! Vheeler & Worthington’s office, all i « Pr : O. Bok 908 4-5-tf stationers and news stands. 4-10-5t EEE 7 |] a s oi nas Ts ba 3 CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 14.—Elmer a ha whole years, and : ze : oy eh = USB ° ; dd behind a | : | HAT financing a family requires careful planning these ¥ The prisoner, Tues: ped by Ju > 4 ” ¢ ear| from two to four years in. the stat days—to “keep appearances up and expenses down. : | ee es | ve! 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