Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 10

BiG W BLAZES TRAIL OF MOTOR | Carthy, of his residence while he was eating dinner was recovered on Tu day by County Commissioner J. B. fith at| President of Yellowstone Associa- tion Back Home After Marking Main Highway Traversing Wyoming au from Yellowstone Park to the Colorado line over the Yellowstone Highway, | ly relogzed the road| —— 4 yellow and| Both railroad companies were re- | entire Iength|auested to put in permanent street veler diagonally across|Crossings in a resolution passed by the 1 in the truc h accompanied the tour and painted yellow and the black “H’ on. Mr. Holm'’s was accompanied by a representative of the state highway de- partment for the purpose of i number of department standa are sig which will be required to ma the lowstone highway from the Col rado line to Cody. Upon the return of the representative » and as soon as the ns will be > number: of 5 Ni actured, they y_the route and thus will a nger be able his way across the state with comfort and sat In commenting on the Yellowstone highway Mr. Holm's states: “In com- parison with the Yellowstone highway pioneer road, be inferred more work is 'y as the construction and ce of the road has but fairly om the Colorado line north as far under ordinary conditions » no difficulty whatso- his road. tion and travelers will ha aking om »er until the Big Horn Basin is reached at Thermopolis the road is almost entirely new this and must be rescued from its n state and put in good condition state highway department has prom- ised maintenance on the entire stretch and considerable work must be done be- fore travel commences. “From Thermopolis to Cody the road is in excellent condition with the ex- ception of where work is under way and the road cor tors are doing their very best to keep the road open while construction is going on. Upon his return to Cody Mr. Holm's will give a few days to the completion of his map work in prepara’ for the issuance of a road guide wh! s being prepared by L. L. Newton, president of the highway. Each town along the route has been asked to give a short sketch of the resources and opportuni- ties for investment and development. The object of the book will be to in- tourist traveler to remain in. passing duce, the Wyoming instead 6f simply throdshilt. Niece Uae ae it. CasperPasmers After you eat—always take EATONIC YOuR ACiD-STOMACH) relieves Heartburn, Bloat- or two day to oseit. Posiuvery guarantee pig ph ebic CASPER PHARMACY. 110 E. Second PEGERG ERE GEA LE, PAINTING, DECORATING AND PAPER HANGING First-Class Work Let Us Estimate Your Work PLATT & REESON 305 N. Durbin. Phone 300 fi , ay backgrouna}Street crossings on the put} 4 in-| 0-4 % s <— ore, sig rte find) y today is al M’CARTHY CAR IS ABANDONED IM ln An automobile belonging to Dan Me- stolen Monday from in front! the end of Devine street, w it hadj been abandoned. The muffler had been broken off and a hole gouged in the ra- diator, in addition to minor damage to! qne fender. Permanent Street mies ties away ot tel” Croseripe aa sew of Local Roads. city council in session last night. te. st only have the familiar yellow and] FRooden: Se nee ew wear, OO ably rough r. The Wolcott, Center, have Been and § Northwestern nd the Center and Second street cross gs on the Burlington are the ones hat probably will be replaced by perma nent ones. re % 4 Me m Me % Gaiaiods 4 ae o-afe-ege- + + sM% 4, + iM oO, - on me o-oo fe aks % e 4, % Loa 0-0-4 moet + M% * ° Me 2 o-afo-4s oer + K2 ? a R2 Hee Sasa? + 4, 1% aXe eX eX 1M oo eo eo oe ee +o, 1% + M% etre e + iM aa? ° OM o¢, Se ‘e +4, iM +, ? % ? +4, RD ‘? 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BLACK RE C&O CapsuLes i -|HUDSON VOTES — | BOND ISSUES, HUD: June 9.—Voters of this ph ut 2 special election, author: ized » of $25,000 for water- | works eae ement and $8,000 for the} Jconstruction of a trunk sewer. | | Important Notice to ‘All Members of Caledonian Club A meeting will be held on Monday, June 14, in I. O. O. F. Hall, at 7:30 p. m. prompt. All members are requested to be present as busi- ness of great importance will be discussed. A. M. 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