Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1920, Page 4

PAGE EIGHT PAGE FOUR rer SYNDICATE PUTS KER ON PLANS TOINCORPORATE lowa-Wyoming Company, Capital-! ized at $5,000,000, to Take Place, of Pioneer Soncern. The Poison Spider-Belton incorporated into a. $5,000,000 corporar tion to be known as the Iowa-Wyoming Oil Company, at” the annual meeting hela in the company offices here Fri- a The head offices of the new com- pany will be in Highgreve, S. D., with branch offices in Casper and Ida Grove, Ia. There will be 5,000,000 shares of stock: of $1 par value in the new com- par ¥ outstanding unit In the old Pi Spider-Bolton syndicate wili be exchanged for $2,060 in steck in the new company. Old units originally sold for $100, but went up as high as $600 and $700 when the Poison Spider- Bolton well preved up the Bolton creek field as a real oil field. Dr, Carl E. Conn ef Sioux City, Ia., was elected president of the Iowa-Wyo- ming Oit Company; R. B. MeGregor of Des Moines ,vice president; &. C. John- ston of Ida Greve, secretary, and Ed- war Meents of Ida Grove, treasurer. Officials of the company went to the 7 Bolten Creek field today to witness the} drilling in of the No. 2 well of the syn- dicate. This well is over the sand new, the official party SECTIONSCHOOL LAND IS LEASED FACH DAY, CLA Aggregate Rentals Collected/ Total $43,900 and Demand | Continues Lively for State Permits. | hundred and thi land, One state sections -presenting y-nine of school syndicate | | : Today | Lecal Oil Stocks. {Cow Guieb Domino, ’s Markets by Wire: Fi by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, 02 ae oe 26 15 contests thus far, the in club being the next closest conte! . The ard will xot meet the Mullinites, until) - 2.81 | Bia. Ask, {Wind River Reftning......_. 05 Amalgamated Royalty... 87 Me at BS 5.5 3 | Atta tos ote Wyo 2 ooo = Score by piolngs:® Bie eee TEAS ane : ‘Standard 27, 30| Wy-O-Tex ag ee: ne Wye ath, Te O0k et Te | 85 New York F Standard Sluggers Merry- and Hirt, -Kamman, Reimerth, | : ‘ "33 lew York Curb Stocks. Go-Round: Going for In- ls fete cu S28 uings in Hit-and-Run Gamg —_froiarines will play the Merchant's “As- Brokerage and. 28 OT on Friday sociation oe fee piomncan aatt I i Columbine —-~s._-... 30 32 pale ir ing: at 6:80: 0’ Brady probably wi nsauran j | p Crnsolidated Royalty 1.23 1.27 ‘ start again for the The : cy game is starting late to allow all base, ball fang to attend the motorcyele Aa rele ee Bought Elkhorn g 13 ] 4 bl] pee ---- $00 &26 District Manager Equitable Frantz Corpn. . 2.60 2.70 |sett Creek Pros Pro ped Fi : cat wenn Fetsieam-- 7 ti Wert aier Que tana “at at Me ee, = y “1, {Pro. & Ref, com... = %.aT 7.50 thiraty these hot 's when 9 alae’ Sig] Now Koni Stock Hxchange Stocks, Seemed like the|ruiis' cam readily quench your ihient! | Room 23, Townsend Bldg. Lanse Cicer eee ; et ly good to Cheyenne, Mannville and to made. with any variety you may desire. (nan- Phone 196-J | tink Ripelts ie oe ebab had al intoxicating) Tre Lukls Candy Co. yalty —.. 09 0% fy igor the regulars : , 1 Lusk Petroleum ba ihe f fas pol ne ee = }Mountain and Guit_ 61. 68 Omaha ; F mot the team [Mike Hane = ae a Livestock Bay Go, team | or nnn -40 0 At 2 like he was in his last game when he jout West 03 03% Market by Wire hurled éxcellent baseball. The third lcardy ...._... 07 09 frame when four of his teammates: Riverton Refining 08 10 os cee made bobbles unnerved him. At that oeelamaiao. cee eee (pala to The Teibune), |e rane cv all thie ting fend Fills. 200) 28s beet bes wee ee 12--HOGS—| ‘The final score was 2% to 1, but the 1.00 Estimated receipts today, 7,000 head:) wyoming Athletic club shauld havel| }Tom Beli Reyaity. 07.06% Vieton market, steady to 25 cénts higher; bulk! iq more than one score; Two rather | ~- 07 .08% Victory loan __. of sales, $13.85@14; top, $15. : feeble decisions by the umps, could not | WXOMING GRUD & OM, MARBIEE | CATTLE—Pstimated reeeipts. today,!ne changed by the arguments of the WK CO cnn en eeen— 88.76 | Gramm, Creel 650 head. Market, compared with ®@/ wyoming Athletic club players. One | Alt Creete 2.75 |Greybutt — 2 7778 | week ag," beet cicecs $1 to $1.75 Bigh-| probably would have resulted in a i PRE LA = 2.75 | ie Baste, AEASTERNS Fue # Fig She Stock 28 cents to $1 higher.| score, 1.. Free being called out. at sec- *got Butte © 55 ada nai ull, cents higher. Veals, oné when the pitcher made a 5 I id ’ Bot Bur ad S70 | Kate Cea: SS 806 cents ger, Stotiers eur feeders, 25) balk in catching his tite : Mule Creek ~.. sae a to 75 cents higher, But the Polarines would) have won . ¥ 3 82-08 | SHEEP—Bstimated receipts today,| with hands down playing ag they did ’ Sizes 34 to 37 800 head. Market, MARKET GOSSIP Big Horn Test Projected. The Genoa-Wyoming Oil company is ‘moving materials for drilling to a loca- tion on section §-51-92, east of the old Torchlight field in Big Horn county, this month. Lanee Creek Weif Is Deep. Buck Creek well on section 35-36-65, jone of five this company is drilling im the Lance Creek field, is down approxi- mately 4,135 feet and expecting the Dakota sand at any time. The No. 28 ‘ell of the same company, which ceased sed under oil} rmits. during} from January 1| ar, aceording to} the state land; ion a da prospectors nonths period y 31 of this figures made public by off id into the renta prospe egate state on these ed to $13,900, and the fees in connec- tion with the leases, provided by the last legislature, $1,529. mounted to This shows that the development of the|crude failed as an economic venture. state lands for oil and gas is in process) ® L. Welton, formerly superintendent , of being greatly extended. | of the Standard refinery at Casper, is The present state administration is| charge and the plant is expecte concentrating effort on getting devel-;T¢turn a profit when again placed in oped the lands belonging to the state,/operation. and in line with this policy is holding out every reasonable inducement econ- sistent with the interests of the state get the lafds under prospector’s| and get them drilled. This in-} se in leasing in the face of shortage of labor and increased cost of material, difficulty in securing casing and sup- plies, and money stringency, speaks | well for the development of the state} lands. ——— ATTENTION. | acrilice sale of special Phonographs | at cost price. One Brunswi cherry mahogan; $250.00, at $190.00. One Feuhr & Stemmer, mahoge ular price, $ D0, sale price $ One Feu 19, model, beautiful finish ,regular price ular price These phonographs are guarant-.<d in condition. Two €al jas, slightly used, otherws perfect condition, at 25 per cent count. One Bond Piano, mahogany. .A beau- tiful instrument with a ten-year guar- antee. htly seratched in transit.) Regular price, $500.00, sale price $375.00 cash Instruments as represented or money refunded. THE RICt Smith Turner R MUSIC Blig After you eat—always use ONIC mow YOUR STOMACH'S SAY =one or two tablets—eat: like candy. Instantlyrelieves Heartburn, Bloated Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion, foodsouring, repeating, headacheand the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONIC is the best remedy, ittakes the harmful acids-and gases Tight out of the body and, of course, you get well. Tens of thousands wonderfully. benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded by your own drug dis: | COMPANY. | flowing suddenly a few weeks ago, is now making 200 barrels a day, adding another freak to Lance Creek develop ments, 'y Process Is Changed. Changes in piping and equipment are 's leases on| being made in the’ old McWhorter re-} new lands not heretofore leased amount-| finery at Lusk, which was taken ever! by the Rocky Mountain Refining com- pany after the installation of a new vocess in the treatment of Wyoming Mule Creels Storage Full. The 37,000-barrel storage tank in the Mule Creek field is fulk of crude and producers are compelled tv pro-rate their | I } f | { | AUTO ELECTRICAL CO. 111 East First Street Phone 9683 gist. Costa trifle. Please try it! PIPPLL LLL Lh i EITH LU For Prompt BUILDING MAT A COMPLETE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND Ctndeutr bbb LLL LAL fT Sh 4 MBER CO. Deliveries of ERIAL and COAL —_ Wyoming, where a deep test will start I ALLLLLELL 4 de compared with a week ago, lambs mostly Other classes steady. yesterday. The Standard aggregation is still out ahead in the rage for the rank Curtis cup to be n_to the | 75 cents higher. Fancy Scotch Tweeds and Mixtures VALUES UP T6 $40 Special, While They Last AND FIELD NEWS Breduction until transportation ‘taeil- ities at the rail end ef the pipe line from the field are improved. The Tit ngia Pipeline company is reported to. be having trouble securing tank cars for this work. ‘The last two wells com- ‘pleted by the Western States company raised the aggregate production of the fleld to nearly 1,000 barrels a day. On seetion 6-38-60 the Rheinbolt interests have spudded in for a new test. ‘Indivjduality Individuality is characteristic of every pair of Burnett Glasses; there is always that something about them which is distinctive. i This is due to the individual care and attention that are given to each and every pair that is fitted. 4 Edgemont Work Resumed. The Edgemont, S. D., oil region bas taken on activity again with the re- sumption of work by. the Baker Pe- treleum company in the Coyote dis-| triet and the ‘start of drilling opera-| tions by the © Western Niobrara Oil} company on section 20-9:1, nearer town. | ‘The Carter company also is moving equipment and rig materials into the} Coyote field. | Our motto is not how many lenses can we grind—but how well can we make each lens. Result— Burnett-Made Glasses The Glasses with Individuality BURNETT OPTICAL CO. ,. ‘Practical Optometrists QA D&O Boripta Brard Clothes Muskrat Test 2,000 Feet. Phe test well of the Minnesota-West- ern Oil company on the Muskrat struc-|, tuxe, south of Shosheni, Wyo. has’ passed the 2,000-foot mark and is, sup- Posed to be near the first sands. LIMP I OTIS TIED ODIO EIEIO DS: N t “ ¢ Casper f TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. New York Stocks and Chicago Grain. Quoted Over Hutton & Co. Private Wires OIL STOCKS Write or phone us for information regarding field or market developments. Our files are up ‘to date on local companies. We have orders to BUY and SELL alblocal issues. : Casper, Wyoming Denver, Colorado M ost Miles Per Dollar We have the most complete stock of Tires in Wyoming. We Carry a Thousand Tires Both Cord and Fabric All sizes for all cars and trucks. Also a complete line of solid tires. Do Not Buy Any Tire Until You Have Seen a Firestone We want every Casper Motorist: to try a pair of Firesto Carnes Brokerage Co.. and Public Exchange . E. E. CARNES and B. LESPERANCE, Prope. Phone 1147-1345 - Over Iris Theater, Casper, Wyo. WE BUY AND'SELL WYOMING OIL STOCKS Leased wire with Miller & Work, Denver, Colorado Od A he de uke de hee de deh desde ake uh de de de bt MI We Have Orders to Sell © We-Have Orders to Buy 6000 American at 1%0 4000-3 at 280, 1000. Col at 84 5000 Mike Henry at 24 S000: Hutton ‘Eatee. et 20 "1000 Buck Cresk, at. 620 ne Taxes. You get most Miles per Dollar. Hine Siew Ge ise ao Domina arate 1000 Mike Henry at 15 1:3 2000 Columbine at 500p Glenhure .0 Boyle’s Garage Salesroom, 125 to 137 North Center. Phone 9. NEW YORK OIL New Number, 1144S. Wolcott - Phone 1142 SETTOIDISIITAOIIAPOOLED DEDISIOIESL IIIS, x. WILLLLALLLLLLLLLLLL A