Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 7

Sow ee WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920 - PAGE SEVEN Che Casper Daily Cribune ¥ | Y trunks of J. M. Washburn, a travel-| by Kimball Drug company last year;ter are payable now, notices having | G INSURANCE ‘LANDER LINE ONLY ONE [YOUNG MAN IS |seersnestk oe Mouupiafe St ant amy otter“ ithe. we | nema owt re tue asm, "Thee t ' | BURNETT ry company of Omaha, were bound over| Efficient help has been added to the|fenis become delinquent on and after | y FOUND WEARING to the district court at the close of a|store force for the sale, and decora-| April 25 and a penalty may be assessed All preliminary hearing in justice court.| tions are entirely of goods on sale, put| after that date itt i | . | | 5 | Ground Floor STOLEN GOODS The trunks had been left in the Smith|up in a clever and artistic manner. ‘ drug store here for the night. Robert Ellis of the United Drug com-| sme firsi sleeping cars were used on Rapa ties S — pany, of Boston, Mass., will arrive to- eA CATS, Weren x 2 : °-lthe Cumberland Valley Railroad, be- anper, Wyo. jay a business HSE GQREYBULL, Wyo. April 21.—R. KIMBAI I SAI E day or tomorrow from a business trip) + Jeen Harrisburg and Chambersburg, | | thru the state to help conduct the} = | thew Waldon, one of a dozen young fellows rhs in 1838. © Wyoming and Northwestern is|Picked up as suspects for the rifling vos /i Shak SEE — - - ~ jonly dne of the 11 “haby railroada’|of trunks and suitcases Ieft in the LARGEST EVER’ { r y ° | yriicts Whe. Chicas and Northwestern | @reybull market, confessed the thefts Delinquen Water . . ; utright as the resul after being caught wearing some of the} : Attractive Features Ex lained b | vorabl result of fa- Leds ech a. | The largest and most complete one-} *« pI Y | Yorable action taken by stockholders or| "missin apparel. Not being able to f4r-/ cent sale to be undertaken in the state] Feents Will Carry Hosea Johnson in Address —_—[ the latter at the annual meeting hela} "8h bond he was taken to Basin to be! of wyoming is being held at the Kim- before Legion Tuet hea CASES. Allof these roads are scat-|Placed in jail after being bound over)y)) drug store. The sale started Mon-| . | - jere % ‘ = a Ps ‘ day Night jXered thruout the middie weat and have |t? the district court: : day and will continue ali thru. the Penalty April 25 | y Nig! r control of the Northwest. STO week. Over 96 percent of all the mer- DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE ‘As an instructive feature of the i but in preparing to negotiate a ghandise carried in the drug store is| cy r | Deane ea ire eee rare 08) ie lioan gtvwaatconaleeten: desiteeie. t0 ton on sale. A earload and a halt of mer-| Cty Water rents for the April quar: : SPECIALISTS FOR MEN drive for members which ends ‘April 29, ae. these branches in its available as chandise, representiNg over $15,000 ———— 830 Eighteenth Street Hosea Johnson of the Midwest Life In- wholesal i be 2 week, | | a of Tharehoais Bs olesale, will be sold during the week, | Opposite Emtrance te New Postotfies surance company, told ex-service per- - ‘oads are: i A of the popular Rexall preparations for) ABLE fons last night of the attractive fea,|,. Wolf River Valley Railway company, which the Kimball Drug company is the PE eat AND BE CURED tures of government war risk insurance tae Fourche Valley Railway company, Ris MrapPeeataHIve! \ -Morenthanatsur HU: Fee tte SOCIETY : Be COME D ff at a meeting held at the Legion club.|2#™es River Valley and North Western] TORRINGTON, Wyo. April 21.—!times as much ‘Rexall goods was sold| Ceca AB 42, GZ ain kainreiwennaTetnDia eeicorpiiencea rooms in the West Hotel building. Railway company, Iowa Southern Rail-| William Sherman, John Lewis and Win- | -——\—_—__—__________ | 7 Cr a 7, <S ome to us knowing that wi It is possible to convert into # ana 30.| W2¥ Company, Missouri Valley and Blair| ifred Koenig, charged with the theft LI oy RECS t ave treated and cured case after case 7 Railway and Bridg y, ry 2 ACCIDENT year endowment policies or into’ endow- y ie ridge company, Wyo-|of $25,000 worth of jewelry from the | exactly like your own. ment at the age of 62 years, accord.|™e and Northwegtern Railway com-|———————] HEALTH | If your disease is yet curable, WE aS sad "bs Sales our charge’ will be sat = ‘ced | Room 23—Townsend Building | AF trivaur seach: a ing to Mr. Johnson, | Pany,. 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