Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 10

“ a ( v \. Oe EE ne Say wo NE OO EP eee ‘GONTRAGTSLET “FORBRIDGES ON | ROAD TO FIELD c. A. Grimes, the lieute: the Unter dén Linden in Be ¥ ‘ s in Casper and the guest of Hal P. | disarmed and relieved of arms and + Grading of Unpaved Sections Also} friney of the Midwest ‘Refining com. | fightinjy equipment jat either Cob- -. Included in Contracts Aggre- | pany. Mr. Riney was in the 35th Di-.| lent or Cologne, Grimes was merely c rrying orders, ‘ atin: 56,200 Awarded vision with Grimes. Lieutenant 2 bf 4 $! Gitinen yeneiveds cxterm stb 20m a Of their arrival in Berlin, Grimes : By the State wv (Special to The Tribune) =. CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 21.—-Super- 4ntendent D. S. McCalman of the state “highway department announced todcy that ‘satisfactory bids for the grading and erection of the four steel bridges on the two federal-aid projects, com- prising the Casper-Salt Creek road Were “received and that the contracts for this work were definitely awarded Saturday. Shdrrock and Pursel of Casper were awarded the contract for the grading on the section of this road adjoining Salt Creek for $13,200. This section is four miles in length. Gilbert Brothers, | also of Casper, received the contract} for the grading on the southern sec- tion adjoining the existing pavement for $32,900. This latter section’ is 39 miles long. The Monarch Engineering company of Denver was awarded the contract for} the erection of the four steel bridges to; be built on this road. | One 32-foot span and one 45-foot span{ ‘will be erected on the south section of the road across Teapot creek and one: %4foot bridge and one 69-foot bridge; erected over Salt creek -on the north section. No action was taken on the proposed twomille section of reinforced pre-cast slab pavement to be laid on this road, pending further negotiations with the bureau of public roads. The contracts to Gilbert Brothers, Sharrock and Pursel, and the Monareh Engineering company total $56,200, in addition to the concrete work which swill ‘be performed by the state highway department. i Early construction will be started by the contractors and every effort will be made to expedite this construction, as the Salt Creek road, carries the heay- fest travel of any road in the state, Toads weighing as high as 15 tons, he- ing hauled to the oll fields. This excep- tionally heavy traffic makes the main- tenance of this section a most diffi- ult problem, necessitating very heavy permanent construction. ‘ ——__—. --—— Even if ’Gene Debs has eligibility for the presidency, he lacks contiguity— Minneapolis Tribune. American troops oners, his detachment of Yank mans protested to the A Commission asa violation terms of the armistice, but had (not seen many copies Eagle’s Carnival 25 Pig ing ——_— * Lunch at the Wigwam tomorrow. in a LIEUTENANT WHO LED UNIT OF — FIRST ARMED YANKS TO REACH BERLIN ON VISIT IN ‘CASPER chatge of the first armed détachment of American soldiers to march up latter part of March, 1919, has been With a detachment of men with full ! equipment to Berlin where these were to do duty with the Inter-Allied Commission for the repatriation of Russian war pris- But it was all a big mistake that reached Berlin with arms, The Ger- terms of the armistice.. He was too _busy for that, The adjutant of the — The Athletic Show, Don’t ‘Fail to See the The Swings, Carry-Us-All and Other mant in fini, the detachment. says this: station in Berlin, the officia’s in the party. if they insisted. soldiers merican | 21d gave us free passage. , of the Grimes of the | in a column of twos. halted.” military mission séciired a statemeut from Grimes regarding why he ar- rived in Berlin with such a warlike However, it turned out kuer that probably the men should have been “We were held up in “the railrond tempting to collect a fare from one I told then we’ would camp in the station indefinitely then I informed them of our mission and when one officer re- turned, he was beaming all over, “A big mob collected in the streets when we marched outside the depot The crowd was so large that street car service was YW... The Young at- One Week, Commencing Monday, June 28th Celebration JULY, 3rd, 1920 Rice & Dorman Shows Furnish Attractions Double-Length Cars 350 People Four Great Rides, Air Cailiope, Great Organ: See the Big Wonderland Show Over the: Top, The Big Wild West, ly-Wigly, Peggy the Strange Girl, Hen House Jim, the Okla- homa Outlaw Big Plarine Spectacle The Water Circus The ‘Greatest Now Traveling Whip, Ferris Wheel, Tango Attractions Eagle Queen Contest Eagles will conduct contest for $100 Merchandise order to the Lady receiv- the greatest number of votes at 1 centeach. Ballot boxes will be placed Il local stores. TT pb teat AS Rene NOTICE TO TRAPPERS I will pay $50 reward for a dog wolf that is caught within 7 miles of my ranch. PETER FISHER. ‘ 6-19-6t Te Day ody ices It wasn’t a millionaire’s war, but thus far it has been a millionaire’s peace— Philadelphia Inquirer. PIONEER GROCERY ‘AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes ‘THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. Prompt Service We Deliver STORAGE illar ‘The pioneer battery on motor ears. Has stood the test of time. Used o mn $5 per cent of the Blectrically equipped cars today. Generator, magneto, starter an lighting equipments repaired. * | AUTO ELECTRICAL ©O., 186 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 9683 (Old 111 E. First St.) ORDINARY COFFEE) { RICHELIEU BRAND a COSTS BUT - '{ DWE SEVENTH) \ OF A CENT ‘ % MORE CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Phone 97 Mary had a little man, Insured his life? Oh; No! Mary paid the expense, ling. ‘Five kids and thirty cents!’’ but if he has accumulated a pair of ‘wings an is enjoying something he’s not entitled to. Learn a lesson from John’s experience. called upon to cross the Great Divide. Capitol Li# is full and complete. “CAPITOL LIFE” Phone 153 Five Kids and Thirty Cents That little poem brings home a lesson that is powerful and impel- We don’t know where John is now, “Many better ways,’’ said John, “That I can use my dough.” After John “cashed in his ‘checks,” And found she had—just listen now, e Five kids and—thirty cents. d is plunking on a harp, he Take out sufficient life in- surance to protect the wife and the kids if you should unexpectedly be The protection afforded by the x See McGrew Before You Slip. McGREW | OF VIGTROLA FROM THE -ANIGHT-CAMPBELL FIRM A. rooms. = RECEVES GFT |" recommend: Women’s Christian as.| Compliments.” In, thé letter Fanouncing the sift, the Denyer representative of the com- nd to adyise that on the ot Mrs. BK. Hender- son, 6ur Cabper representative who is constantly boosting and enthusing over Casper and its possibilities, you will re- ceive within, the next few days a nice; ~ | Victrola-and selection of records from lour @heyenne branch with our prove themselves 50 per cent riotic, They are sticking to the stripes.—(Green- ville (S. C,) Piedmont. * tradesmen.—Newark News. 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