Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1920, Page 3

BG ENROLLMENT WITNESSED WITH SCHOOL OPENING Comparison with Former Years Not Available Until Opening of West Side Ward, Sched- uled Next Week The full complement of teachers en- gaged for the coming year reported this morning when the Casper city schools nd the Natrona county*high school ened for the 1920-1921 year, he children reported, registered and were assigned to classes this morning and were then dismissed until noon that they might get what supplies they needed. They reported for regular work‘ at the ‘ternoon session. While the enroliment is known to be ©: arge, the exact figures will not be "eee Svailable until after the opening of the| Children Enjoy West Side school. Birthday Party. The furniture for this school has ar- Miss Leah Whittington was hostess! yived ‘and will be) placed: this weekieolat a celebration in honor of her thie that it is probable that the school will teenth birth Which took place a be ready for next Monday. Definite an he home from 2 to 5 o'clock. Abou nouncement will be made later. The teachers held their first teachers' meeting with Superintendent A. A. de at the high school yesterday aft ernoon, and were welcomed by Super- intendent Slade, M. P. Wheeler, presi- white and two birthday cakes with 23}city on a short business trip while dent of the school board, and Miss May|andles on each made part of the dec- istered at the Henning hotel. Hamilton, the county superintendent. |orations, nei The meeting was short, to allow the| The guests were the Misses Luettn| ‘Mrs. J. W. Wherry, accompanied by teachers to attend the Stampede, whict|Clemons, Emma Humphries, Lu Miss Dorothy Worthington, arrived was a novelty to many of them. An jand Freda Shancol, Udena Humphries, | last Sunday night, making the trip other meeting will be held Friday eve | Pivina Peters, Nina Sonders, Mary anl|from Sheridan, Wyo., overland in one ning at 7:30 at the high school which will be in the nature of a get-acquaint ed gathering. OTAMPEDE GOES ‘OVER THE TOP” jipuixs tin’s car. The enjoy a vacation : } here. Continued from Page ! Abt bs ‘ ¢ zaceit) St, Mark’s Guild Raut ast Mrs. J. G. Robertson is leaving this tors. Casper was fortunate to get such| to, Hold Meeting. =, uE stars gs TRay Kane, California sae The ild of St. Mark's Episcopai| evening for Denver, where she will and cowboy of the films; Hippy Bur-| Church will hold an important business | spend a few days before returning to mister, an allround champ rider and| Meeting. at 3 o'clock ‘Thursday after-| her home. in Kansas City, Mo. She roped; Slim Caskey, official announcer, * Wickstrum. While in the city she was | and bear cat at bull dogging: Yakima oi " Conutt, former Washington state boy | St* Party Held Surprised by» her jslater,..Mras (J. XV. who has won first money throughout | im Glenrock, WUep yO HOAOrave own sromneherl- the country for riding and bull dog- «ing, and Dick Hornbuckle and Eddie McCarthy, both of whose names are Le gion among frontier performers. Slim Caskey hung up a neat record for himself yesterday against a big steer in downing him in the bull dog- ging contest in exactly 17 seconds. The best time made this year at Cheyenne was a mighty small fraction under this record. Caskey had to follow his steer’ across a fence and onto the track ‘near the grandstand Sunday ‘and got “onty third in a minute and 421-5 seconds, Downtown streets were thronged Sunday night with Stampede visitors. Concessions had heen arranged on Cen- ter street between A and First avenue. Center street was lighted by, the Great White Way which had beoh ar- ranged with a patriotic scheme of il- lumination. This novel street illumina- tion was arranged by the publicity com- e ode 1 Y. W. C, A. tomorrow afternoon, Miss oaks well and E. P. Bacon of the Natrona! Mrs. J. H, Jones will give talks. The Dee z et pee Renato pene j on Power company. Besides the street {1-| Girl Reserves wi also meet at the| Dry srockex3 eeeniaas Sco ayse lumination; two signs of “Welcome” | Association tomatrow afternoon. here for a wee accompany greeted the visitors at each depot while the entire business district was garbed | in patriotic colors. : Monday night another huge crowd thronged the streets, patked the thea- ters and the dance pavilions while hun dreds went to see the "Taylor-Freberg wrestling match, Summary of Sunday's events: Event No, 2. Stake Race—Fir: Irvine of Casper; second, J vent No. 3, Bare (championship event) — Conutt: second, hetween John Smith. Event No. 4, Relay Race—First, Jay Miller: second, Jack Brown; third, Uke Armstrong. Event No. 5, Bronce Riding with Sad- die (championship event) — First, Bert Steed of Casper; second, ‘Charles Wil- . Pax y Miller. Bronce’ Riding First, Yakima Buck Lucas; third, tle Maggert and Ralph liams; third, Norman Cowan, Daily prizes. ent No. 6, Rep ‘st, Roy} Quick; second, Jay Miller. Reed's sister, Mrs. C. H. Gerber, who ent No. 7, Bareback Steer Riding|has been visiting in Alamosa, Colo., (championship ‘event) — Fi John | for the past week. The party returned second, Jack Brown; third, Ray |to Casper together Daily prizes. seme : Event No."8, Roman Standing Race— Mrs. Adaline Jacobs and Miss Veeta First. Jack Brown; second, Ike Arm-,Gilborne left Sunday afternoon for strong; third, Ray Jones. their home in Aberdeen, N. D. From|- Event No. 9, Steer Bull* Dogging|there they will go to Minneapolis, {championship event) — First, Roy|Minn., whe they will visit with Quick, 4745 seconds; second, Buffalo'friends. They expect to be gone for Brady, 1 minute 87 seconds; third, Slim |about three weeks, Caskey, 1 minute 421-5 seconds. Daily prizes. Event No. 10, Men's Quarter-Mile Cow Horse Rai First, Jay Miller, second. Pax ‘Irvine of Caspe: third, Red Wing. Event N Steer Roping (cham seconds; Ray Bell, 40 third, tie between Roy Quick and Elrher Hicks, 62 seconds. Event No. Wild Horse ‘st, Jay Miller; second, Jack third, Norman Cowan. her position in the Midwest offices in Summary of Monday's events: the Oil Exchange building. Event No, 2, Stake Race—Fir Pax fered Irvine of Casper; second, Fred gles. J. M. Douglas is in the city on busi Event No. 3, Bareback Brore Piding (championship event), _semi-finals— First, Buck Lucas; second, Ray Kani third, John Free, : Event No, 4, Relay Race—First, Jay Miller; second, Jack Brown; third, Ike Armstrong. Event No. 5, Brone Riding with Sad die (championship event), semi-finals— Is Received. A number of friends here have re ceived néws of the marriage of Miss Susan Hyer to Andy Mec place in’ Deny baseball team was in that city playing tournament the News of Marriage er, while games. Mrs. ell which took the Midwest MeNei! E. K. Price of Sheridan, 2 is in th {city on a short business trip, . Hoag of Douglas, Wyo.; is in | the city on a short business and pleas ure trip and y & with friends, Robert Clark is registered at the | Ed McCarthy, ; F jfor the Mestas & Spears accountants. came to Casper several years ago from Buffalo, Wyo., and has been connected with the Casper Storage company for some time. She has many friends the city. Mr. McNeil is the third base. a short wedding trip, Mr. and M MeNeil will return here to make the home. te: 8. Refreshments v ing table was de | Florence | .B: Martha Ne Whittington. | see | Marriage Performed. The marriage uniting Ronnes and Mrs. Anna Se performed by the I j les t his home, o'clock. | Both the bride and groom are resi dents here and Mr. Ronnes is empleo of the Midwest wn. Theodora s, Melvin and Franc Einer Saturday night at Refining com noon at the parish home of the church. A number of Casper young men were the guests of Harter Shaffner at an informal stag party held at his home in Glenrock. They made the trip there in motor cars and spent a pleasant eve ning. ee 8 Popular Pi Phi Entertained in Sheridan. \Mrs. Mary Ben Fuller, one popular members of the, Pi Beta Phi tertained.at,a farewell party. in dan at the home of Mrs. J. W. Wherry Mrs. Fuller is N. Y post graduate course in economics this winter. eee Social Activities at the Y. W. C, A. The Progressive club, young married women. composed of . will meet at the U. S. Class Holds Interesting Meeting. The U. S. class of the Methodist Sunday school met Saturday afternoon be held hereafter on the last Saturday time and place of meeting may tained by calling 863Reor 324M. —_—$_=—— "PERSONALS @ from Denver, where they have were joined in Denver by Mrs ri Sd Jesse Simmons of Deadwood, S. is wisiting with old friends in the cl and atgending to business matters. Mr. Denver, whe shall tour » she went to attend the ment. ima Conutt; third, Roy Quick. | Event .No. 9, Cow Girl's Race—First, Helen Sears of Caspet fith of Casper. third, Dorothy Grif. First, Bert Steed of Casper; second, | ; oo a ieee ¢ secon”:|plonship event), semi-finals— First, Tippy Burmister; third, Charles Wil-| rice Brown, 26 seconds; second, Fred jams. avent No. 6, Bareback Steer Riding ‘i “ buckle, 2815 seconds. estat load far finals—First.|"“juvent No, 13,, Wild Horse Rac SOT Pea Nas tregatio oe voice First, Carl Hildebrand of Caspe 2 tle, betwsen Bsteseeu ‘ee rea : ond, Jack Brown; third, Jean Steed of say who repr ed Americe | Camper. F gion. | Event No..7, Roman Standing Race—| yoltow the example of bakers, con | First, Jack Brown; second, Ike Arm’ fectioners, ice eream manufacturers | strong; third, Ray rhistes 5 1 Dorging | 224 others, and use only CANE SUGAR Event No. teer uu ‘OS8'IN& | tor preserving your winter supply of (championship event, semi finals—First, | eruics, 9-7-5t Event No. 10, Steer Roping (cham. 'Engles, 27 seconds; third, Dick Horn in| man on the Casper baseball team ard! also has a wide circle of friends. After / si | Henning hotel while He will return to his home in Denve here on business. within the next few days. Miss Marion Field has returned to] City, Mo., where she will re. guests were invited and spent the afternoon playing games and with con. served, The din- 28 sorated in pink and Becker, | A. son was v. Walter H. Brad-| Kathe 7| the in the of the bl dete sorority alumni at Laramie, was en. leaving for Colombia, where she will take up a special | at the home of Miss Gladys Legan.|today to attend the Masonic grand Games and an impromptu concert | lodge sessions. seis proved very enjoyable, Meetings will of the month and information as to the be ohy D. G. Fox is here from Chicago, at- tering to business matters for the next few days. see Mr. and Mrs. Royal Reed have re- attending the baseball tournament. Dis Simmons was formerly a resident here. soe J. Chapman has returned from| Denver, where he has been on business Miss Esther Dorin has returned from | She has resfimed |ness after spending the past week in jthe Monts.na oil fields, i |Slim Caskey, 17 seconds; second, Yak- | iliott of Casper; second, Leona her studies at St. Agnes acad eae | Louis Cook of Douglas, several days here ing on friends, fs spendin iness and call. see Paul V. Quick is here from his head- | t|ness matters, | t sieie 8. Remer of Butte, Mont., is lookin jafter his business interests in this part |of the country. T. McMannus of Cheyenne, is in the are visiting with Mr. ana 1c Worthington on t See- nd street and with Miss Polly Wick- strum, eee Mrs. Emma Protzman, Dr. W. G. urnett and the Misses Verna and yn Burnett have returned from abin in the mountains near Deer creek, where they spent the week-end Harry Astin and -| left for The: Sarl Barnt have Wyo., in Mr. As has been visiting here with. Miss Polly den to spend several days here. see Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer are n Denver on a short business and pleasure trip. sere Mrs. C. W. Thomas of Denver was in the city looking after important’ busi- ness matters. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Barnes and fam- fly have left for Denver, where they will make their home. Mr. Barnes has been ‘transferr@d= from the offices of the Midwest Refining company here to the offices in Denver. esti, ‘ T. K. Hall is here from Denver on business and calling on friends for the next few days. scotia ‘Miss Mary Markley is spending ten days on her homestead near Casper. . home. see 2 W. O. Wilson, George B, Nelson and Mr, and Mrs. M. P. Wheeler are among the Casper people who went to Buffalo Tom Lamb, who is connected with the state sheep board, is in the city for several days on business, see Miss Mabel Davidson, daughter of | Mrs. R. R. Lee, has accepted a position | with the Wyoming Drilling company. She recently finished her course at ‘a hus 's college in Denver. | two jcluding the “Sandbar Queen.’ | ; | quarters in ‘Denver attending to busi- | c room, board and laundry. Carnation | “From Contented Cows’ NINE ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING IN POLICE RAID Phoney Names Given by Men Nabbed on Sandbar; “‘Sand- THREE TOURISTS ARE KILLED AT NIAGARA FALLS NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Sept. 7.— Two women and a man were killed and |two persons injured when several tons of rock were dislodged and fell from » lcliff abuve the falls on a party of tour- CTY MARCH IN PARADE MONDAY (Continued from Page 1) LABOR HOSTS OF aS ; jists who were leaving the Cave of/en rule, he, declared, and this clement! bar Queen” in Court Again, | Winds. will eventually bring about a complete} Is Fined $50 and Costs ee 9 | understanding. | | . If politics are corrupt, it is the fauit| Nine men were arrested Saturday galt Road Bulle ST Pe ae ete CommTALy | A REET ree he | aaa who hesitate to get into polities, he| raids conducted by the police depart- eee | ment actively headed by Captain Fer- ris. Captain Ferries headed a squad of | patrolmen which raided a house on the| andbar about 1 o'clock ‘Saturday morning. ‘Five men were arrested to jbe fined $25 later in police court. Money and chips were seized. While the raiding: party was on the Sandbar were arrested for gun toting in-| It cost thegQueen of the Sandbar’ | $50 to carry a revolver while Charies| Luke\ was fined $25 for carrying a con- led weapon, Nearly all of the men| arrested gave Tictitious names, the po officials stated. ur men were arrested about s| o'clock Saturday night in the base- ment under one of’ the downtown c r stores. The four were playing solo and! said they did not know it was against | the law to play this game. Each gave bond. of $25. The evidence money amoufted to about $17. J. Griswold, J. B, Johnson, M.-McLenan and W.| H. Irvin were those arrested. eg William Pollen has returned from a| trip through Yellowstone park, sie Ted Powers and Tom Ledbetter are expected to return today with the air- planes from Riverton and Hudson, where they exhibited Labor Day. | see Miss Alice Dodge left last evening for Boulder, Colo., where she will attend Mt. St. rtrude academy. Her broth- ers, Robert and Donald, will leave this | afternoon for Sidney, Neb., to-enter St.| Patrick's academy. * oe W. BE. Elder of Deadwood, S. D., was a business visitor here on Saturday. “es Miss Esther Gilson, who has been ex- ecutive secretary for the American Red Cross here this summer, left Sun- day night for Denver, where she will teach. She is succeeded"by Miss Gladys | Brock. H eee James Cody has returned from a week's business trip to Denver. ease | Ed Schulte, Art Schulte and Ralph Schulte returned this morning from Denver. ele Mrs. Jay Y. Stock arrived this morn- ing from Denver. orterd Miss Katharine Tyler, assistant art supervisor, arrived last night from her home in Portland, Ore. eee G. W. Leidecker returned this morn- ing from a business trip to Denver. Miss Ethel M. Dunn, teacher at Cen- tral school, arrived Sunday night from her home in Alma Center, Wis., where she spent the summer. ete ne Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells of Den- ver, and Mr. and Mrs, R. Y. Althouse of Chicago, have returned to Denver after spending a few days with Mrs, H. L, Kennedy. eee H.R. Kylie of the United States fc estry radio division, is the guest of W. P. Pagett. Your grocer has CANE SUGAR. See that he supplies you with CANE only for making preserves, jams and jellies. ‘ 9-7-5t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—A_ good waiter at Chili Central Block. dishwasher and King Lunch, Grand 9-7-2t* jbeen transferred to Casper and arrived }is in State Highway Department, Office of District Manager. Salt Creek road—Fair to Salt Creek. Yellowstone Highway, west—General. ly good to Moneta, except new con- struction; then fair to Shoshoni; then good to Riverton: then to Lander, Yellowstone Highway, east—Some rough to Glenrock; then good to excel lent to Douglas and Lusk, except where | new construction; reported generally g00d to excellent to Cheyenne. = —— —— | Mr. and Mrs. G, F. Bell arrived home | Saturday night. Mrs. Bell has spent the summer at Detroit, Minn., and Mr. Bell met her at Billings. shies ut. Harry Sessions, who has haa ye of the army recruiting at Sheri for the past several months, has char dan yesterday office. to take charge of the local Lieut. Sessions is an overseas an and has numerous high hon- to his credit. see W. Burke, state humane officer, the city on official business for a few days. ewe A. A. Schulte, Ed Schulte and Ralph Schulte have returned from a trip to Denver, where they attended the base- ball games Pierce Smith returned yesterday rom Denver, where he went to attend the tournament. Sues Mrs. Guy Hoffman and Mrs. Jack Roach have returned from Denver, where they attendted the baseball} tournament. eign Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dormer of Lend, D., are in the city visiting with friends for the week. see Frank Purcell, son of M. W. Pur. cell, hase left for Denver, where he at- tends Sacred Heart college. 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