Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 4

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‘ wished pla MULE GREEK BUNKHOUSES BURN The bunkhouses of the Western States ‘Camp i ‘in the Mule Creek field caught fire from an overheated steve and ‘burned to the ground a few days ago. The fire ocrurred while the men of the camp were at supper and when the fire was discovered it had gained too much headway to be subdued. The Mule Creek camp is situated on a high hill in that country and the heavy wind at the time of the holds royalty interests, say reports re- fire threatened to spread the flames to] ceived here. all the buildings in the camp but by Rumors of |a now 6-inch pipe line to’ ent this catastroph The fire caused. considerable loss) tion on the possibility of this addi- among the workers, however, for the | tional line could be secured today, men had their winter clothing in the bunk houses and this was a total loss. Sajt Creek” Well Spudded In. The leather and sheep-lined clothing! Tho No. 8 Glenrock-Royalty & Pro- the oil men wear in the field is ratner| ducers weil on the south half of sec- costly and the winter winds are mak-| tion 16 in the Salt Creek fleld has been ing the loss felt. spudded in. ‘This makes six wells that are located on this section of the field. More Wells Cat Creek. Three are owned by these companies on Three more wi ve been started | the south half and three on the north in the Cat Creek, Mont., oil field, ac-| half. | i | | | ation are putting down —— it is said. The wells The United s on land upon which | stroys annually billion board feet yalty & Producers corporation| of material of saw-timber size, Y.W C. A. Helps Girls Find Work and Solves Employers’ Needs in Employment Bureau Agency Here Much information of general interest is contained in the report of Miss Ethel Hale, general secretary of the Y. W. C. A., which.was sub- mitted to the board of directors at the regular meeting last Friday evening. The report covers the first month of Miss Hale’s work with ” the local association from October | to 31, during which time the Y. W. C. A. was visited and used by 1,310 people. The employment department handled, tween trains. Miss Hale expressed the the ications of 71 girls during that} wish thatgthe number might be three time id the applications of 27 em- nes as large as the doors of the as- ployers. sociation are open from 8 a.+m. to 10 Of those ing employment, six|P- m. for those who wish to use the} f cooks in oil camps or|Tooms for rest or reading. on ranches, seven asked for housework, | One woman declared the other day six for general office work, six for|that the atmosphere was more friend- clerking, seven were expert stenog-| ly and hospitable than that found at raphers or bookkeepers, eight experi. either (Chi enced ment which was gréatly iain ee ,| Since the Casper association is doing “Sead its work in h cramped quarters. telephone ase ate a milli-| During Oetober 84 girls made use of Mee ana “AT Avished of any kind, the Kitchen to prypare or eat their Of the employers, appreciated one wante¢ an ex his purpose past Sieioera! pr, two ottine Wet, two ? pee incwesencadt encwal, afice ‘srork, er odatiter, thin Pepoct Gt Mi ; tt Age ps anceps Uae ad) patty anit S work secretary, sh d that there, haa ean | been 23 Girl Reserve meetings during * er t in Twenty iS aoe ted the month, inplpding regular and com- anistes meetings, Of these two cop} ja orking for honor points while th are doing handicraft work and lying various subjects. In the work of the rooms registry department the gommittee was greatly fi helped by the vist of the fational.sec.|\ A “club of younger business > ging. retary, Mrse Alfred Nicolovius. which offer opportunities for: social di- The Y¥. W. C. A. is endeavoring toj| version is alsb being formed by Miss standardize the rent asked for rooms } Wells. for employed & nd has fixed from ce with Jaup- TRE OSS AD FIELD ENE za enema hp | The Glenrock Oil company 1s} Lusk Royalty cording to reports reaching Casper. The | drilling the No. 3 well although both} Lusk Petrole' Raiiwrest Refining company and _ the | companies own an interest in the well.| Mike Henry — es consumes or de] Northwest Outwest -. Western Exploration Wind River Refining. s work the oil men were able} the Cat Creek field are-current in Gas- ‘Conactidated Royalty per today although no official informa-{ Casper Ranger -.. Mexican Pet, Sinclair Of Texas Oi 3%4s 2nd 4s lst 444s 2nd 4%s 1:90 2.00] 4th 4%5 eet Victory 4%s WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARBET $3.10] Rock Creek ---.---ienerrsenne---392.75 3.10] Salt Creek ~..-.-..--- 3.10 | Big Muddy -——-——----aenenmnqamnne BB aca PM ae 3.05 | Hamilton Dome ---~---,~--------- 2.7 Mule Creek pap-—nr-—arennnnnsenn 2.05 —_—_—_———X—«_"_Clo—[_eEE 3.10 | Pilot Butte —.. Make the world safe for your posterity ‘CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Phoae 153 ‘over the rest | SNE WAS Fat r y 118 women and girls Tho shadow on eee ravelers who came be- | ENS} THAT Thanksgiving Dinner Will be a wonderful success if you will let us help you in selecting your.delicacies. A partial list of the good things we have for your selection: Honey Dew Melons Florida Grape Fruit Emperor Grapes Blue Ribbon Celery Pascal Celery Head Lettuce Leaf Lettuce Gransee Green and Red Peppers Delicious Apples Cucumbers Lemons Green Onions Cranberries Radishes Glace Fruits Ripe Tomatoes Dates Egg Plant Figs Hubbard Squash Plum Pudding Bathroom Fixtures All those polished, shiny aecesseries without which any pretty bathroom is incomplete—-Towel Bars, Soap and Sponge Baskets, Water Glass Standards, Paper Rollers, Clothes Hooks, Shaving Strap Hooks, Shelves. We have all these variously finished; Nickle Plated or White Enameled, or in Glass. Everything for your particular bathroom HOLMES HARDWARE (e HOLIFES TO HOt 1E8 CASPER Mince Meat > Cider, Nuts Jellies, Preserves Olives, Pickles Sweet Potatoes Bunch Baby Beets Bunch Carrots Bunch Turnips For that Thanksgiving Party you will want the best Coffee you can get. We recommend FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE e Order early and insure your pick from our gen- erous stock of good things to eat. Phone 903 QUALITY 142 East Second St. COURTESY SERVICE Taylor & Clay Incorporated CASPER, WYO. Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Bldg., Casper, Wyo. Phones 203 and 204 Local Oils Bought, Sold and Quoted NEW YORK STOCKS AND CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS Direct Over Hutton & Co, Private Wires 7 Supreme « NEW XORK CURB SLOSING {ing |dismissal of the ‘Bid ‘z. mroneon AMOR as not at war now and prosecution should 4 4 wer, s Rey.-M. A. Eilonth of the Second DISMISSAL OF ; BERGER CHARGE |= IS PETITIONED ‘of the .,|fer violation of the esp! Asie’ “Tpriet contends that the United States is be “abated.” ALL Fepyirads church, chairman of the color- i 3 in the Red Cross roll gall announces the appointment, 79.62 - 84.00 ~ 18.00% 221,42 ee a For Wednesday we are quote some prices that will $22.50 Broadcloth $10. 15 BBN pe Babe ie rreste penne sureae nt Ako $10.00 China ] N y. .) & N s N LS Silk; Sale iN Ny & .) ‘ N w N N) $6.50 Fiber MULE Bale yo $7.85 Fiber Silk; Sale fia0 Grepe de Chine * A adras 9.5 Remember this sale is for Shirt; Sale... window for prices. x No. 2, % Cans Bulk Mince Meat, Per Pouna 6.3... Fancy Cranberries, 2 Quarts .. soa 16-07, Jar ¢ Paul’s Jam 8-oz. Jar M Cherries - Wie Dromedary Dates, | Per Package .. Cans Tali Pink Salmon: oes No. 2 Can Black bprries o-oo 50c Sweet Spuds, Rer Pound .... -B5e _ 35e _ A6e CELERY PARSLEY ._ GREEN ONIONS BUNCH TURNIPS RADISHES TURKEYS GEESE 5 DESO memberships vase fe th “FOR Colds, Coughs Neglected Colds are Dangerous ‘Take no Kae og! Keep this standard remedy hanidy for the first sneeze. Breaks Id in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe ina days—Excellent for Headache pusine uinine in this form does not affect the head Ce is best Tonic tive—No Opiate in Hill’s. SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY ONLY of fine dress and beh shirts at cost. This sale will include such well-known nike. as Earl and Wilson, Wilson Brothers’ fine dress shirts in ‘silk, fibre silk, madras, percale, etc. All new, snappy patterns ;also McDonald’ s full cut work shirts. We Elgin Shoe and Clothing Company. (deeded deeecdaheaacdadadecheh hada Special for Thanksgiving HEAD LETTUCE LEAF LETTUCE BUNCH BEETS DUCKS JESU ee —— Greens captain; Mrs. R. M. 3 as fens aa vee and Mrs. H.C. An: sim 3 ._ J. J. | thony- » QUININE AND Sad La Grippe DRUGGISTS SELL IT offering our entire stock interest you, $3.95 Pereale Shirt; Sale $3.15 Cotton Madras; Sale —...............-. $1.45 Cotton Work Se ES $2. 00 Extra Large ‘Size Work Shirt; Sale. Lelisusieibes umes DO ba ad md eds KODD o SAANASN $2.25 Chambray 3 Shirts; Sale ...... MRS. ° $2.45 Cotton Work 3 Shirts; Sale . ees ve rT) $3.60 Heavy Khaki 1 Shirts; Sale . ° one day only, Wednesday See our displa xe No, 2 Can Str: aw berries 60¢e 65e 60e 30c 40e 45e $1.00 $1.15 Fancy Jonathan A ples, Per ‘Box’... fa $3.50 xtra F ancy Peaches Plum Pudding, Per Gan ........ No. 21% Gan Sweet Baars cm English Walnuts, Per Pound Fancy Cookies, er seOung ys. 3) No, 2 Cans Tomatoes No. 2 Cans Towa Corn ...... FRESH TOMATOES GRAPES GRAPEFRUIT BUNCH CARROTS CHICKENS ‘FRESH OYSTERS Hawley’s Phone 705-J Grocery Corner H and North Durbin Prompt Delive rv vee evrerrees! ah aera new errr ewer. 4

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