Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 6

* PAGE SIX €be Casper Daily Eridune THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1924. ‘WMRKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS "MONTANA OPERATIONS REVIEWED BILLINGS, Mont., Aug. 18.—While rigging up is in prog- ress at No. 4 well, 440 feet ea st of the Soap Creek discovery on the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 34, township 6 south, range 32 east, location is being made 1 by the Western States Oil and * in this field. It is probable,t RAILS LEAD IN Prospects of Financial Relief for Roads Throws Scare Into Shorts. NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—Standard is- sues, notably rails, sustained today's losses. ales approximated 400,008 @ull and narrow stock market clalties registered mixed gains and shares. The closing was firm: NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Rails and equipments carried yesterday's rally to greater lengths at the Opening of today’s stock market. orts evident: ly were apprehensive of financial re- lief for the transportation companies before the congressional recess and covered contracts in those issues. Meading, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, Baldwin, Pullman and West inghouse Electric averaged 1 point gains. Oils were irregular, Mexican Petroleum easing slightly, but soon recovering. Food and tobacco shares were lower and Industrial Alcohol, on which dividend action is expected to day. also reacted. Early gains were extended for a time but shorts renewed their aggres sions when rails and equipments be came dull. Retention of the 6 per cent call money rate was another discour aging feature. Cuban Cane preferred Sumatra Tobacco, National Enamel ing and Studebaker declined 2 to al most 4 points, and foreign oils again were freely offered. General Electric, Harvester, Sears Roebuck. United States Rubber, American Car, Corn Products, and National Biscuit eased 1 to 2 points. There was little pressure against the more popular stecls and equipments. . Silver. EW YORK, Aug. 18.—Bar silver, 99%4c; foreign, 62c; Mexican dollars, 47%. Money and Exchange. NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Prime mer- cantile paper, 6@6% per cent. Exchange—Strong; sterling, mand $3.66%; cables $3.665 Francs—Demand 7.7 de Belgian francs— Demand cables 7.62. Guilders —Demand 31.08, cables 31.14. Lire—Demand 4.84, cables 4.34. Marks—Demand 1.20%, cables 1.21. Greece—Demand 5.54, > Sweden—Demand 2 Norway—Demand 1% Argentine—Den: ind Brazilian—-Demand 12.63. Montreal, 9% per cent discount. ‘Time loans, easier; 60 days, 90 days and six months, 5%@6 per cent. Call money, easier; high, 6; low, 8@; ruling rate, 6; closing bid, 51; offered at 6; last loan, 5 —— WHEAT SLUMP (3 CONTINUED Market Opens Weak on Strength of Financial and Industrial Outlook. 06. . CHICAGO, Aug. 18—New down- turns in the price of wheat took place today, with dealers giving continued attention to bearish aspect of the in @ustrial and financial outlook. Unem ployment figures especially remained @ distinct factor. Besides, pit trade was still lacking in volume, Open- ing. quotations, which varied from %c lower to a like advance, with Septem ber $1.29% to $1.19% and December $1.20% to $1.21%3, were followed by @ material setback all around. About the only support was from traders who had sold at higher fig- ures. The market closed heavy, 2c to 3%c net lower with September 31.16% —to $1.16% and December $1.17% to $1.17%5. Corn was easy with wheat. After opening a shade off to Yc up, includ- ing September at 54%c to 54%4c, the market averaged a little lower all around. Later the September delivery ‘fell to the lowest level known at this sea- son since 1906. The finish was weak at.%c to 1%c net decline, with Sep- tember at 52%c to 52%c. Oats touched a new low price rec-| ord for the season, starting unchang- 4 to %sc down, September 33 to 33% c and giving no sign of power to rally. Higher quotations on hogs stead: provisions. Closing Quotations. CHICAGO, Aug. 1 Oats—Sept., 32%c; Pork—Sept., $17. Lard—Sept., $10. Ribs—Sept., $: Oct., $10.62. Oct., $9.05, Provisions. Aug. 18.—Butter—Low- extras, 39c; standards, CHICAGO, er; creamery cé%e. Eges—Unchanged; cases. Poultry—Alive, 28c; springs, 28c. receipts, 10,218 higher; fowls, 18@ Potatoes. CHICAGO, Aug. 18.— Potatoes— “Merket steady; receipts, 82 cars; Min- mesota and Kansas, sacked early Whios, $3@3.25 cwt.; Nebraska, $3.40 @3.50 cwt.; Idaho and Colorado white, qeacked, $5.65@3.75 cwt, 4 MARKET RALLY Lang company for its fifth well hat the No. 5 well will be an offset to the No. 3, which shows pro- duction of 500 barrels per day, but is being drilled a bit deeper in expecta- tion that the flow will equal that of | the No, 2 which gives oil at the rate | of 2,400 barrels every 24 hours. While pioneers of the field are thus carrying forward their development | Program, “a number of independents re preparing to start tbeir drills jpounding away towards production |\t is said Van Duzen Discusses Plans. A meeting of the directors of the Van Duzen Oi! company is being held Jat Roundup, according to word re | ceived here tonight to determine what action will be taken to develop their holdings in the Devil's basin. It is Stated that they propose drflling two me wells on their own land in the r future, although the definite lo- ations have not yet been selected. The company owns two fine standard rigs and a complete drilling equip- ment, and has been engaged this sum- mer in drilling wells for other com- panies under contract. It has also sublet considerable acreage to other opgrators for development, retaining a substantial interest in the produc. uon. Montan Syndicate Gets Showing. M. W. Edwards, drilling contractor cbr the Montan /ndicate, reports from Winnett that good progress is ing made where they are drill- the southwest. quarter of sec- 15-15-30, and that the well has reached a depth of 1,120 feet and has a good showing of oil. Shallow Sand Expected. The Hvyt-Montana oil well in™the Hobson field, near Hobson, expects to strike the Frontier sand in the next 30 or 100 feet. All of the Indications so far check out the calculations of ecologist B. F. Hoyt. lt is not gen ally known that there are Eagle sandstone outcrops on all four sides of the Judith river structure, exactly the same as is found in the famous Cat Creek field. New Test on Willow Creek. Three carloads of equipment -have agrived for the Choteau Oil and Gas company at Choteau, and is. being moved to the rig near the Petroleum Exploration well site on the Willow Creek structure and it is expected that the company will spud in its well within the next 10 days, information reaching here today declared. The well is on the site selected by Eugene Stebinger, United States geological survey gedlogist, as the most favor- able pla for drilling. Soap Creek Line Needed. development of several thou- sand barfols daily production of oil in the p Creek field has brought forcibly to the front the need of trans. portation to get the oil to market and to get drilling equipment and supplies to the field, says the Hardin Tribune. while the construction of a pipeline vould’ care for the transportation of he oll, a pipeline would not carry sup- »iies or equipment into the field, neither would it furnish transporta: tion for the immense crops now grown in the Big Horn valley and on the benches below and above St. Xavier nor for the large and rapidly growing tonnage of merchandise and, other supplies that is now hauled to the upper vaey by trucks and wagons. Windham Test Down 2,000 Feet. Work at the Windham-South Da- kota company's well one,and one-half miles south of Windham still con- nues. The drillers are alternately Griling and underreaming and the drill 's now down approximately 2,000 feet. Material For Wildcat Moved. The Unit Off and Gas company, with head offices in Spokane, is moving drilling equipment to location on the upper Stillwater above Dean and about three miles below Nye on the south side of the river. The rig is being moved from the Cat Creek field by motor trucks. The Ringlings of circus ‘famé are said to be interested in the project. ‘The Johnson County Wildcat. ‘The Western Exploration company will undertake development of a tract of land in Billie Creek oil structure near Buffalo in Johnson county at an early date according to the terms of contract which was signed at Buf- falo between the officers of the com. pany and Isaac B. Smith, F. G. Hesse and others. Western Exploration is said to have been represented in the Jeal by B. B. Brooks. . The field which is featured in the ra stion is one that has been drill- ut never to any considerabl depth. A rig and drilling outfit wate is now on the property will be put in shape by Western Exploration before grilling is undertaken. It is said that Western Exploration and Consolidated | Reyalty are jointly interested in the development. { New State Leases, Arthur R. Bastian, trustee, Chug- | Water, all of 36-20-69, | Ww. Lay and A. C. Brown, Sho- all of 16-33-91. Hugh Smith, all of 36-23-61. - Shaw, Cheyenne, NW% 3Wi% NW% lots 3 and 4 ~ lots 1, % NEM, SEX » BY SW, % GEM of 4 Kentucky Crude Oils Advanced PITTSBURGH, Aug. 18.—The | principal purchasing agents. today | announced an advance in the prices | Of Somerset and Somerset Light crude oil, the first to $1.10 and the second to $1.25 a barrel. These grades were produced in Kentucky. ——————__ |shoni, trustee, Detroit, | | Jewelry and watch repairing by ex. pert workmen. Ail work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bldg. 34-tf Today’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg.© Phones 203-204 LOCAL OIL, STOCKS Amalgamated Royalty .04 American 5 00% 00% Atlas o Bessemer 4 Big Indian 15 Boston-WVyoming 75 Buck Creek 35 Burke... 06 Black Tail 02 Blackstone-Salt Creek 25 Capitol Pete Columbine : Consolidated Roy. Chappelle . Cow Gulch Domino Elkhorn ... E. T. Williams Frantz Outes Great W Hutton Jupiter Kinney Lance Creek Roy. . Lusk Royalty Lusk Petroleum Mike Henry Mountain & Northwest Gutwest Picardy Riverton Refg. Roy. Pro, Sunset Tom Bel! Roy. .... Western Exploration Wind River Refg. Wo-Kans 20 00% 20 lake . ult 175 04 1.25 Grass Creek $1.00 Torchlight 1.00 Elk Basin 1.00 Greybull 1.00 Lance Creek 95 Lander 35 OnIOUNCORKS TWO PRODUCERS IN WYOMING D New Wells Located in Salt Creek and Rock River Fields; Cainesville Utah Discontinued by Company Completion of one of the only two wells which were being drilled in the Salt Creek field by the Ohio Oil company, com- pletion of one of the deep we delay in drilling the Cainsville test in Utah marked the fea- tures of the development repo for the past week. No estimate was made of the com- pletion in the Salt Creek field, but a report of 150 barrels obtained for the Rock River well which was developed near the 3,: foot = level. This well was one of the three deep- est wells which were being worked in the field. One of the other deep holes on the Dixon farm is expe- riencing trouble at 3,072 feet another is sidetracking tools at 3,358 feet. The deepest well in the field on section 14-19-78 is shutdown at 3,568 feet wait- ing the results of the findings in the other deep holes. ‘The Ohio company has now virtu- ally completed its development pro- gram of the Salt Creek field, only! one well remaining to be completed. This hole is on section 12-39-79 and is near the completion mork. The following is the report in de- tail. Montana Field. Big Wall, section 24-10-26, cement- ing at 2,120 feet. Wyoming Tests. Elk Basin, well No. 21, section 24- 58-100; fishing for casing at 1,72t feet. Grass Creek, well No. 10, section 19-46-98; fishing for casing at 3 097 feet. Big Muddy, Well No. 14, section 10- 33-76, state land; shutdown at 2,065 feet. . Well No. 21, section 10-33-76, Jones 0. P. C.;cementing at 1.090 feet. Salt Creek. Well No. 7. SW%, section 1-39-79, completed a t2,010 feet; shut in. Well No. 4, section 12-39-79; cement- ing at 1,835 feet. Rock River. Well No. 2, E%%, section 11-19-78; completed at 2.010 feet; shut in. 150 barrels, settled. Well No. 9, 5%, section drilling at 2,245 feet. Well No. 1, W4s, section 11-19-78; cementing at 2,397 feet. Well No. 5, section 2-19-78; running 8%4-inch casing at’ 2,412 feet. Well No. 6, section 2-19-78; drilling 35-20-78; Well No. 2, section 14-19-78; shut- down at 3,568 feet. % Well No, 2, section 34-20-78, Dixon Farm; straightening hole at 3,072 feet. Well No. 3, section 34-20-78, Dixon farm; sidetracking tools at 3,358 feet. Well No. 4, section 34-20-78, Dixon farm; cementing at 1,756 feet. Well No. 5, section 34-20-78, Dixon farm; running. 6%-inch casing at 2,- 690 feet. Well No. 6, section 34-20-78, land; cementing at 205 feet. Utah Fields. Calnville, section 32-28-8; shut down state WYOMING CRUDE OIL, MARKET. WANTS AND MISCELLANEOUS Wyo-Tex WANTED TO RENT—Young couple t ‘ VERTISING ; RA’ rate} wants four or five. Fea ee for tnserting Wat Ada in The Gas-|sonable and close in. 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Mexican Petroleum ..$ 93.50° $93.09 the head. “Too Jjate to “yg ‘HELP WANTED— ‘MALE Sinclair Oil 17.50 17.62 Texas Oil 3387 © 33.75 | WANTED— to finish in Pan-American 1 48.50 terior of apartments in exchange U. 8S. Steel 74.37 | for rent. Phong 1109. 8-16-5t° Union Pacific R. R. .. 31 120.00) SST EeMAN to ball Gur (Rite Cisse FORLIG XCHANGE SALESMAN to bell our Rialto Cigo: as a side ling or whole time on a +++$3.65 4} commission basis; part of Idaho and 178% | Wyoming terrttory; give experience Marks 118% Jand. references first letter; must be | Lire - 432 Jable to furnish’ bond. Union Cigar Call Money .5 per cent|Factory, Butte, Mont, 8-16-7t WANTED—Saesman and solicitors. Natrona Power Co. Phone en Fs HELP WANTED-—FEMALE WANTED—Lady to work in private boarding house, 216 North Woleott street. 8-18-2t POSITIONS WANTED LIBERTY EONDS, Fourth 44s Victory 4%s Rock Creek wees jSalt Creek aie aay WANTED—Housework, by the hour Pilot Botts '~. + 85) or day. 1127 Howard street, Nerth Hamilton Dome stlomer T72t«| iMule Creek ... 45 POSITION WANTED—Young woman with boy wishes: work Mousse: er. Box 339, Tribune. WANTED—Clerical position; expe-| rienced typist, and general office work, Box 345, Tribune. 8-16-3t® : POSITION (WANTED—Techer wants school; official needing . teacher with training, experience and profes- sional reference telegraph; specials, hjstory, literature. Loran P, McCoy, Galveston, Ind. 8-16-6t Test Operation im POSITION. WANTED — Lady expe- rienced in tailoring of all kinds; ladies’ or gents’, would like’ work in shop in;clothing store? Box: 346, Trib une. 8-17-3t° WANTED—Piain and fancy sewing; will call at your home and do your sewing: children's clothes a specialty. 324 South Lincoln ‘street. Phone 863it. “ATS FOR UN-BONE AND BARCLAY cor- sets call Mrs. J. W. Burkett, 1 West Tweirth: street. Phone 1783. -18-1t WANTED—Hematitching and Picot. ing. Mrs. F. W. Smith. 131 North Beech street. 8-18-2¢° WILL EXCHANGE carfenter” work for lot. Phone 283R. 8-18-2t° IF YOU WANT your lawn mowed right and reasonable. Phone 1517M. : 8-18-10 WANTED—Laundry work, rough-<dry and finished; prices seasonable. 623 East Thirteenth street.. Phone 654M. 8-18-4t NOTICE. Piano tuning, repairing, etc.; work guaranteed. Wade Cramer. Phone 1468. 8-18-1t* WANTED—Pupils ‘for piano instruc. tion; no pupils under 10 years of age. Address 835 East Third stree' Fhone 16083. A. F. M. B-1T-4t* WANTED—All kinds of repair car- penter: work, cement work,. «t done while you wait. P. O. box 162° Casper, Wyo. 817-4 sewing; children’s clothes a specialty. 324 South. Lincoin street. Phone 1696W after 6 p. m, 8-17-3t* WANTED—Sowing by the day. Mrs. Garretson would like a few more engagements. P. O. box 1542 or 1017 St. John’ street. 8-15-12t* WANTEP—Rotighdry laundry, rate 50c per dozen: will call and deliver. Last_houss West L street. 8-; lls in the Rock River field and rt issued by the Ohio company Jat 2,600 feet with boiler trouble. Circle Cliffs, section 23-34-75; Straight reaming ohle at 1,700 feet. | Huntington, section 2-17-8; drilling ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORRP. and Accountant: Auditors at 2,238 fee 208-11 Euconange Dia” Phaee 660. : : ARCHITECTS Livestock Mart || oupois & coopnicn, Arniaces 24-25 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440. a a GARBUTT, NEIDNER 4 BWRENES 415 OM Exchange Bidg. Phone 1162. CHICAGO, Aug. 18.—(U. S. Bureau of Markets).—Cattle—Receipts 10,000; strictly choice steers strong; others dul!, tending lower; bulk steers $7.00 AUDITORS @9.75; she stock, stockers and feed- AN DENSE ers steady; bulk fat cows and heifers} REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG $4.00@6.00; bulls weak; veal calves} Accountants—Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-5 Bidg. Tel. 767d. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING pels Be ciety Aaa obama aed Specialists Cracked Jackets, WEST A'AUTO HP AU, S20 ‘West A. ES AA, BE ee BAGGAGE and TRANSFER RAINWATER'’S DRAY & TRANS- ER. We co all kinds «f hauling. Phone 602W. 122. West Second St. strong to 25c higher; bulk $8,50@9.00; Hogs—Receipts 22,000; active, lights steady to 15c lower; others steady to 25e higher than yesterday's average; some mediums and heavies up more, top $9.85; bulk light and light butch- ers $9:50@9.80; bulk packing sows $7.75@8.15; pigs steady to strong. Sheep—Receipts 17,000; sheep and native lambs steady; western lambs slow; no early sale; top native $10.25 to shippers; bulk to packers $9.50@|——se BEN TRANSFER CO. 10.00; bulk fat native ewes $3.25@4.50; Bestece Heavy’ Hauling and Piano no choice lambs here; best feeder| — ‘Moving. Phone 74J. lambs $8.60. - JEARLES TRANSFER { ‘Detver ants Phones: ites, 81-W, Oflice - 104, H enver Quotations. MOVING A SPECIAL®'Y. DENVER, Aug. 18.—Cattle — Re- |eeipts, 700;'market slow and heavy; CABINETMAKING {beef steers, $6.507. cows and heif- ers, $3@5.25; calves, $6@8.50; stock- ers and feeders, $4@6.25. NT INET CO. Car a oy. Hogs—Receipts 1,200 market steady |ing, Ice Boxes Screens. AGE higher; top, $9.75; bulk, $7.75 CHIROPRACTORS Sheep — Receipts, 3,600; market|~7) DR. J. H. teady; lamsb, $8@9.50; ewes, $3.50@ INNA GRAHAM JEFFREY 430. ih Suite 318 Midwest Bldg.” Phone. 706. . B. G. HAHN ~ - DR. EDNA HARKIN e . Buite 2, Townsend Block Phones: Office. 423, Hes. 1235. M. E, HARNED, ‘Nort imbaii St. ~ parent Miia eke i EVAH M. HOUSER HERNCALL 210 East Fifth St. Phone 15283 oy FRANCISCO, Aug, 183—Sharp CONTRACTORS juction of eastbound freight rates on oil machinery from California points to Wyoming, effective within]———qro, the Best In Building - the present month, were announced At Most Reasonable Prices. yesterday by G. W. Luce, freight traf- Estimates Cheerfully Furnished + fic manager for the Soutaern Pacific W. 8. HOLTZMAN & SONS, railwdy. The ~ reduction, which| Contractor and Builder. Phone 10993. amounts to about 80 cents on the WM. E. PRATT The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Everything in Building Material : ~ y BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS. Phone 62. Office-and Yard: First and Center hundred pounds, was made that Cali! Genoral Contracting and Repair Work forniy might compete on a more equa) eer Badger Ave. Phone 87J. basif with the east for Wyoming busi- | _S— SSeS ASS Oe ness. CYLINDER GRINDING _=_———— Cylinders Reground, Oversize as Piston Pins ‘and Rings. ASP! CYLINDER GRINDING So. Phone 1450. Fifth and Center. GAS FITTING & GAS CO. Water Heat 149K. NURSERIES THE COLORADO NURSERY €O. Western Grown Trees for Western so Park Ave 7 eee Phone 7603 ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING CO. General CIVIL ENGINEER ALBERT PARK, County Surveyor. Office 226 dg. Phone 11463 ce, Res. 91 | CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Center Fifth and Fealiroad, Phone. 56. DOCTORS : DR. MARSHALL ©. KEITH nite ehh us Se biti DENTISTS RJ. 3, DONOVAN DI 2-3, 5 Ci Suite 1. g., Over Came HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING Works and Shoe 5S! Parlor 123 South Ceriter. Phone 1319W. INVESTIGATION BUREAU GATION ~ Civil and Gciainah Sues 302 Cintinental Civil Ol Bidg. Phone 1622. LAWYERS HENCH & BULLACK Suite 204205 Midwest Bldg. Ph 1200 WILLIAM 0, WILSON 12816, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE “206207 Ol Wixchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT 300-1011 Olf Exchange Bids. GEORGE” W FERGUSON Townsend Bide.” Phone 1963. "OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L. WADE Rm, 57 Weed Bike Phone 1277. PRODUCE Wholesale’ Peultty tae or Fruit and Vegetables. 33%" N, Wolcott St RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS aaa WP Vallowatone Phone tibaw Suit a poo FO Mar onc BOM Sahcaccorelemasahhl AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re w. coring and Repairing. Ex; We men. 124 W. Second: Phone 13s, SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” Art, 2° W. ‘Nellowstone. ‘Phone St STENOGRAPHERS BEATRICE L. JONES # 231 Midwest 3 TAILORS ~ Cc. H. WHALEY Ladies’ and Gents’ amen Cleaning, Tis ie Stidwesct Meee Pine ages: A. L. Rose—Apt. 10, Wyatt tel, Suits “made ¢. fo ofder Remodeling and VETERINARIAN pants Roofit Contractors. ST 34 DRE. L. E. BAY, Veterinarian. nd Recoating a Specialty. 117 S, Office, 142 West Second St. iimball. Phone 14783. Casper, Wyo.) Phones: Office 20, Res. 1614NW POLIO PHIOOOIG HP HO9 090008 00-9900 0000000-90.5-99960000006 | SERVICES OFFERED YOUR HOUSE CLEANED with high- ere vacuum; floor and furniture ; also window washing. 41€ South Park street. Phone 597J. 8-15-6t* WANTED—All kinds of washings; and marked; silks ~ Called for and delivered. Call 121 North rose or Phone 1073J. S-3-12t¢ FAMILY WASHINGS — Rough-dry, 50c per | 9 9c per dozen. Mrs. Lewis, 317 West First street. $-154t* engagements. P.O. box 1542 or 1011 '. John street. 8-10-12° st If YOU WANT your furniture re paired, caJl at367 So. Ash, or phone 1660, 85-48 LET US do your liver. Phone 791-R. 729-120" TAXI - C. Hameorf, Center and Mid west <vinue. P..ae 447, 5-26-40 ———-— cy East Fourth street: FOR SAI-E—Chevrotet 499 touring car, 192) model, th Ad condition, cheap for cash. Inquire Bast Side Garage. 6-10-30 FOR SALE—Used cara, specia) prices for cash, or will trade for property; have two Dodges, one Reo, one Over- Ind, one Willys-Knight, one small er, See John M. Whisenbunt, 303 South David street. Phone 1376J. $-16-3t FOR SALE—Cheap, 1919 Desige tour- ing car; just overhauled. ate FOR SALE— New Oldsmobiie and Ford. car: new cord tires. Inquire Seidel hotel. Pa 8-18-3t FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car, 490 model, 1920. engine. in good con- dition; reasonable. William Wenner. Allendale addition. 8-18-1t* FOR SALE—One light Ford truck. tn A-l ler; cheap for cash. Ninth Street Garage.- Ninth and a et new Oldmo- FOR SALE—By owner, bile roadster. Address box 350, Tribune. ~ > 8-184t° aR ARN ENE a Oat st iat rT FOR SALE—Five-passenger Oldsmo- bile in good shape, price $500; five- passenger Chal ers touring car, $460; $850; Ford truck, nearly new; I will take part payment and balance on monthly payments from responsible parties. Anyone looking for their mony’s worth in a car, here you have it; drop me a line and I will call on you and show you the car. Address 8.8. Call,” box 601, Douglas, wae FOR SALE—One perfectly good 1918 Ford touring car; first fellow here gets the first chance. King at Ex- change Furniture, 215 | West First street. $-16-tf FOR SALE—1%6 Ford car, 250 cash; splendid running. condi- tlon. 1109 South, Cedar. 8.17-3t RIDE_TO WO) ; Chovrotet roadmer with bed Behind, good running order; will sell trade or exchange. Price $275. See Ben Realty Co., 202 Midwest building. 8-17-2t FOR SALE—Chalmers coupe, ood condition; cannot be appreciated until seen; sacrifice for ih; owner leaving city. 908 South ‘Walnut street. 17-2 FOR SALE—Ford with truck box on rear; reasonable. 522 East Yellow- stone. 18-120" LIVESTOCK Wale e pees 2 fo FOR SALE—Pure-bred_ White Wyan- dotte laying hens and pullets .$1.50 each. Address P .O: box 1076. 8:18-3t* Z FOR SALE—One span mules; one team horses;.one saddle or driving mare; two setS double harness; one single harness; one buggy; one 3%- inch wagon; will sell at a sacrifice if taken at once., Mrs. C. L. Rounds, camped near city pump station; Cas: per, Wyo. 8-17-6t* FOR SALE — Good young team, weegs 1250 each, or will trade for good Ford. Phone 1086; 215 West First. ‘T-27-tf. HOUSEHOLD GOODS —$—$—$$$$$ FOR SALE—Sewing machines from $8 to $37.50 apiece. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 8-17-4t OO IF YOU WANT second-hand furni- ture, or anything second-hand, or have anything to trade, call at 367 South Ash or Phone 1660. 7-9-8 —$—$ $< FOR SALE—Bargain in coal stoves and ranges. Casper Gas Appliance Co. Phone 1500. 6-11-30t LEGAL NOTICEs. NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received for construction of a school building in School District No. 10. ° Specifications and plans may be secured from the Clerk of the District, R. A. Clark, Casper, Wyo. Bids to be closed the 26th of August, 1921. Publish Aug. 17 to 26, 1921. Neat aa NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Chanticleer Cafe Company’ was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, at Cheyenne, yoming, on the 3rd day. of. Au- gust, 1921. The objects of said corporation are the establishment and operation of a cafe and restau- rant business, the acquisition, sale, operation and other disposition of property, both real and personal, and the doing of all things neces- sary or incident to the carrying out of the main objects of said cor- poration. The capital stock of said company is Thirty Thousand , Dol- lars, divided into Three shares of the par value of One Hun. dred Dollars each. Its term of ex- istence is fifty fs oy The number of directors is three, and those who wil manage the affairs of the coni- pany. for the first year are Lee ‘tock, Louis A. Caraplisand Frank England. Operations of the com- pany will be carried on in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyo- ming, and elsewhere. The princi- pal office of the company is located at Casper, Wyoming, and the agent in charge thereof is Frank England. CHANTICLEER CAFE CO., By Frank England. Publish Aug. 16, 17, 18, 1921. Six beds with springs and .mat- tresses, comforts and linens: one sanitary cot: one nice range; brary table; dining tible <all lnents,\ (rugs, cooking u’cnsils and @ raft of -other things. party selling this~fur- niture is leaving because of sickness. This price of $800 is remarkablesThe house where this furniture is located can be rented at $85 per month= You can buy the furniture, rent the house and go right ahead making money, because the loction is very close in. The owner has always made mnbey. SPECIAL NO 30. = A real two-room house, plastered and tinted and well constructedy= 1s. cated in southwest Casper on a Jeével lot, 50x130 feet, Give’ it some ‘atten. tion. It is good. It is priced right ac $1,500. It t» iermed right at $200 down and $50 per month. - SPECIAL NO. 33. For $2,300 a lovely little stucco house. It is salmon colored and-puilt exceptionally well. It has livingroom which is very spacious, a mM, a kitchen, breakfast nook and a.bath without fixtures installed. A)l_ever the house is nies linoleum. We,feel sure this bargain will interest you. The Western Realty “€0, FP. M. ZIMMERS, Pres. & Ger HOUSEHOLD GOODS Buying and selling all the time; best grade of second-hand furniture in ity; uphols:-ring and repairing .€ur- nituré a specialty; all work ran: teed and returned promptly. 326_, Yellowstone. Phone 16 i: FOR PRICES on Buck's gas @iSves and ranges call 1302 South street. _Phone 1575J. Shz-ate FOR SALE—Nice China cfoset™Aand folding ironing board; Hifble. 226 West Seventh strect. SrTate ee FOR SALE— Reed baby carriage. Phone 128W- BIS-3t FOR SALE—0USES —— EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL. New four-room cottage; nice’ cast front inside lot on South Washftigton street; all lathed anu plastered, owired and has cellar; city water in-—the street. Price $1,300 with $300 Gish, balance monthly at 8 per cent.°Move right in. See Ben Realty Co., 202 Midwest building. Bals-2t FOR SALE—New house with= five rooms and bath in basementy~ fi rooms and bath upstairs; nearly—fin- ished; connected to lights, water, Sew- er and gas; insured for $5,500" this new modern home is for’ sale 6" ac- count of sickness, with a small pay- ment down, balance like rent at 5. per cent interest. Inquire at 1302 South Willow street. S-18-3t° ee FOR SALE—Home, all modern, east part of city; will take osme. trade or first payment, $1,000. Address 131 East Second street. Phone 763. 8-18-3t* FOR SALE—New two-room house and two level lots, North Casper h addition, $900, $250 cash . 943 North Washington street. 8-18-5t° LAND FOR SALE a FOR SALE—640-acre homestead: lays good and close to Casper; it i§ for sale or trade. AdGvess 131 East Sec- ond street. Phone 703, SAB-3t° FOR SALE—640-acre relinquishment, near Powder river; seven acressare plowed; 2% miles fence: shack:, price $250 cash. Phone 1345W. 8-16-4t* ———— FOR SALE—640-acre_relinquishmient with good shack; a bargain at $300 if taken at once. Phone 1518J. S-A7-6t? FOR SALE—640-acre homesteads with water on them near Powder ‘fiver station; $150; near wood and ‘coal. Phone 584W or call at 914 South Oak street evenings. Locator. 8-15-6t* FOR SALE—640-acre relinquishiient 16 miles from Casper, on good;foad: also five-passenger touring car in.good condition; price of homestead . $175; car $225; both for $375 cash... Call at Tribune office after 5:30 o'clock. 8-11-tfah FOR SALE—tand less than, mile from Casper. Any azanane from a 60x140-foot piece up 4 acres, O. Vox 124, Phone an sitar FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ee FOR SALE—Property on south Side; fine residence district; dress owner, box 347, Tribune. 8-27-6t* FOR CALL-HART tracts; close to Casper; easy terms; see Marshall and Brown Realty Co. 145 North Center street.’ Phone 1212W. —siit10t rt FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR. SALE—16xic army trade for wall-tent. Howard street, 3 Lenk: or nquire;..902 North Casper, Wyo. Saat? FOR SALE—Mueller single _ register furnace; first class shape;-.,,half Price. Call 1302 South Spruce st Phone 1575J. ee ro NOTICE. Bargain—investigate—300 eight-thread casing, 70 pounds to—the foot; 60 feet has never been ‘tied. the balance has been rethreaded-and in. good condition; will sell at ‘@ybar- gain. 5 . GERARD-SUMMERS -co. 8-12-6t 3 Vonnie, “Wyo, FOR SALE—Two sadcies, typewriter, dump wugon, adding machine,-type- writer, ffice chair, washing machina, one. patr, horses, sewing machines, large cash, register, small refrigerator, Phone 1086. FOR SALE—sevérat tareo speed, ai: ternating electri pores anf native electric fans, lawn mowers freezers at 2; discount. Phone 1086, 3 eae feet of FOR SALE—One No. 911 Jeager_con- A. condition. Phone Ge25-tf Lwo-draweF “cash shape. Phone 1086. 7-11-tt Pian crete mixer, in Stork, at 10915. FOR SALE—on, register, in AL . FOR SALE—Old news; 3 Tribune office, i terms—Ad 7 SN 7