Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1921, Page 6

— Its tons rae = MUTT ica hr 1 anew PAGE SIX fhe Casper Daily Cridune © \ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921. MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS|[ MVOWEST BRINGS IN RECORD WELL Coming in with a flush production in excess of 4,200 bar- rels of oil a day, the Midwest well known as No. 6-A on the|Amaigamatead May. .. 04 northwest quarter of section 24-40-79 was the producing sen-|American : : tes sation of the week. Tests made of the producer after it = 55 feet gave.a total of 4,200 barrels} nig inaian | >"! tapped the sand at 1,5 in the first 24 hours. This well is one of th as been < Wyoming field this wells were compl to the secon N Creek sand in the same vicinity were not drilled into the sand ng operatio ig Muddy t pro uspension 917 1,220 175 Well 31-4 Sec. 22-40-79, 1,860 feet, drilling i Well 6-a, NW%_ Sec. 24-40:79, 1.5: feet, complet Production first 24 hours 4,000 barrels. Well 13-A, NE% Sec, 35-40-79, 1,500 feet, drilling Well 1-A feet, shut dowr Weil AX 765 fo UE Well 1-A, NEW sec. 23-40-79 feet, cement setting. Well 1-A, NW% Sec, 7-3! feet, cement setting. feet, running §%-inch, Well 1-A, NEY feet, running §%-inch Well 26-A, NW% Sec. 30-40-79, feet, tearing down tools. Well 31-A, SW% Sto. 7-40-78 feet, running tubing. Well 25-A, NW% Sec. 25-40-79, 1,- 244 feet, cement setting. Well feet, cement setting. Well 13-A, SW% Sec, 25-40-79, 1,300 feet, cement setting. Well 1-A, NW% Sec. 24-40-79, feet, cement setting. Well 32-A, SW% Sec. 7-39-78, 1,540} feet, drilling. ks ie Well 36-A, NW% Sec. 8-39-78, 1,455 feet, drilling. ¥ al Well 31-A, NW% Sec. 7-39-78, 1,475 feet, drillin: Well 23-AX, SE% Sec. 15-40-79, 690 feet, drilling, 2 Well 3-A, NW% Sec. 24-40-79, 825 feet, stringing up tools. yee Well 13-AX, SE% Sec. 15-40-79, ng up. “yell 6-A, SE% Sec. 34-40-79, rigging u wen 12-A, SE% Sec. 35-40-79, rig- ing up. 5 well 2A, NE Sec. 31-40-79, 1,878 feet, drilling. ROTA pe ee Well 6-A, NE% Sec, 3-40-79, 2,182 feet, shut down. Well 18-A, NE% Sec. 3-40-79, 1,690) feet, drilling. 3 Well 22, NW% Sec. 2-39-79, 1,240 feet, mudding. Well 4-A, NE\ Sec. 31-40-79, 1,960 feet, cement setting. is 3 Well 6-A, NW% Sec. 11-40-79, 1,930 feet, cement setting. Well 1-As, SW% Sec. 27-40-79, feet, cement setting. Muddy Field. Drilling operations temporarily sus- pended. Miscellaneous. Midway test well No. 2, 1,640 feet, tesing cement job. : - Mahoney Dome well No. 1, 2,694 feet, fishing for wire line. Golden Eagle Inactive. Work in drilling the Golden Eagle dome in the vicinity of Thermopolis is temporarily suspended but the manufacturing of by-products of the gas lease is going ahead at a rapid ~ pace. Pthe Midwest company, which has been drilling jointly with the U. S Oi and Gas company on the W yo, ming-Yellowstone ground at G. Eagle dome, hes asked for and se- cured an extension of time until April 1 next. This does not by any means indicats that the hunt for ofl there has been abandoned. The temporary shut-down is caused by the difficulty in controlling the great flow of gas ‘The present depth of the well is around 3,000 feet. A rotary drill will be installed to continue work in the spring, as by that method the gas c be mudded off and the hole sealed as drilling pro- ceeds. Faith in the presence of a great oll pool below the gas is as strong as ever, but the flow of gas has presented a difficult problem to overcome. It is stated by those in position to know that the Golden Eagle gas well is the biggest in the world. 1t is cer. tainly larger than the Ohio's big well at Buffalo Basin, which has hereto: fore been conceded to be the premier gasser. The gas pressure at Golden Hagle is nearly three times as great as at Buffalo in. : Until this gas can be piped to Ther mopolis for domestic and commercial | purposes, the oMly use to which it can be put is the manufacture of carbon black, and to use it all for that pur- pose would require an immense plant The Wyoming-Yellowstone now has 14 houses running 24 hours a day| arben back, and the| Midland Carbon company will soon manufacturing erect and operate one unit. Standard Plans Big. If plans, which it is rumored the Standard of Indiana has under con- sideratic: here materialize Casper will be not only one of the biggest gaso- ng centers in the world but also be the largest storing cen- ine it wi! ter of high grade gasoline. Rumors that are current in the mar- ket lead to the belief that orders for 45 or more 55,000 or §0,000-tarrel stor- age tanks are about to be placed. This in a/ read: “| CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—Wheat was a soon developed steadiness on reports , 1,850 Of additional export sales of 270,000 bushels since yesterday's close. Lo- ‘Well 26-A, SW Sec. 18-40-79, 2,300 cal professionals turned to the buying aeiired side but selling orders resting with to $1.17% for September and $1.19 to NW Sec. 7-39-78, 2,060) LOCAL. OLL STOCKS Auas | Boston-Wyoming age with what is al-|Buck Creek would give a st ly on the ground in excess of 3,-| Burke soe 00.000 barrels. Black Tail Company's June sales of gasoline |Blackstone-Salt Creck .25 averaged well over 1,000,000 gallons a} Capitol Pete day, the highest record during the | Columbine months of the year and 12 | Consolidated above sales for same month | Chappelle The Chicago office an-|Cow Guich “il recently that the company Domino 9.478 stockholders, of which 7,200 | Elkhorn firet as compared with 4.623/E. T. Williams 40 an ago and no stockholder | Frantz : tiey-94 8.00 t of {ts total stock. | Gates rs OS 14 15 also to John D.|Great Western Pete .. .0% 96 ceived 2,493 shares | Hutton -* : po took place in|7 andard Oil of New Jersey | holdings were prorated. A dividend - n stock a ting to 2,900 per cent oa r of shares up to 2 ent exchange of four | Mike a x S . for each $100 sisares | Novnmin & G us eased the number to 299,160 with Oaleca 08% a4 alue of 9,0 2 OL eink Sane value of $7,979,000. The author-| Deewast « ae stock is /$140,000,000. Riverton Refg. ct a7 | Roy. & Pro. . hae 10 Sunset 5 . . 02 4 Tom Bell Roy. : Or 03 Western Expioration 1.50 1.75 Wind River Refg. ... .02 04 Wo-Kans + 1.00 1.25 Grass Creek Torchlight . Elk Basin 5 . x ._|Graybull Professionals on Buying Side| tance Creek Place New Volume on Lander Upward Trend. Livestock Mart CHICAGO, Aug. 2 ade easier at tho start today but Official trading started in the May|veal calves, $9.50@10; &tockers and option and first figures of $1.23 or| feeders steady, mostly $5@6.25. about 4c over December represented Hogs—Receipts, 13,000; market fair- carrying charges. ly active. 15e’to 40c higher; bulk of Additional export sales brought the| sales, $7.35@9.50; top, $9.60; heavy hels for the two deys and encour-| $9.10@9.6! 1 buyers, all options ranging gen-|lights, $8.75 ally higher until evening up at the|}sows smooth, © $7.25@7. 1d brought the market back to near|sows, rough, $7@7. : Digs, $8@9. yesterday's close, Fina? prices were| Sheép—Receipts, 24,000; fat lamtw) $1.18 to $1.18%4 for September, and|mostly 25¢ lower: native top early $1.19 to $1.19% for December and] $9.59 tr “ity butchers, $9 to packers: $1.22% for May. onity one “ring western sold early at Corn trading was in fair volume and | 9.40; others held higher; no feeder the early transactions were marked] lambs scold early; few native fat ewes by September's strength which went | steady. from 4c under to %c over December. — Opening prices were %c higher with Denver Quotatiors. September 53%$c to 53%c and Decem-} DENVER, Aug. 24.—Cattle — Re. ber 53%c to 53%c. Gains of %e were | ceints, 500; market steady; beef steers, recorded in the first hour. $5@6.50; cows and heifers, $3@5.50; September maintained its position | catves, $5@8.50; stockers and feeders, of parity or better with December, | $3.50@6.25. and both options showed continued| Fogs—Receipts, $00: market 25c/ strength on seaboard buying. The| higher: top, $9.25; bulk. $7.25@8.85: close: was firm with September at Sheep—Receipts, 2,601 Myo to 54% @b4% %s@54c to 54%c. 3.50; feeder lambs, $5@6.50. Oats were firmer after opening un- oday’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bidg. Phones 203-204 Western Oil Fi ¥ OM sidecases e NEW YORK CURB ‘CLOSING. Western States Prod. and Refrs. in s Service Cem. Mexican Petroleum LIBERTY EONDS. a school buildin; may be secur Fourth 4\%5 . Victory 4%s . WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKE7?. “% Hamilton Dome ‘These included Pierce-Arrow Wehrli within Graphophone gommon and preferred, and General Motors, the latter being American Smelting common and pre- Maiti Sugar, Virginia-Carolina lost 1% to al- including /the group, and the better grade and motors, “were 7-point break Pacific subsidiary, single sale, was the only striking fea- Money conditions were unchanged, call loans opening on the change at 5% per cent, with free offerings at 5 percent elsewhere. (U. 8. Bureau | of Markets}—Cattle — Receipts, &,-| wks peed 000; mostly steady; best heavy weight | jec. 15-40-79, 2,160 Srvkaben anita tect oeeie siiSk | steers, calves and bulls strong; choice t : 19 to| heavy steers, $10; best yearlings heid| $1.19% for December. Selling orders | higher; beef steers, $6.50@9.25; bulk 2,015 came out at around $1.20 for Decem-| tat she stock, $4@5.75; bologna bulls, ber. $3.15@4: butchers, -$4.25@5.50; bulk from United Drug ture among rails. ! to ground a million and a half|weight. $8.25@9.25; medium weights, | light weights, $9.30@9.60:| @9.50: henvy packing| NEW YORK, Aug. packing | domestic, 99%c; foreign, 62%c. Mexican dollars, 47%€c. 24,—Bar silver, ‘NEW YORK, Market quiet; electrolytic, spot near by, 11% @12c; later, 12@12%c. Tin—Easy; spot and near by, $25. Aug. 24,—Copper— a Casper, Wyo. GARBUTT, po ent a vege area 415 Oil Exchange BiSz. Phone 1162. Preah 2 wt Faas 2 prices unchanged. Lead—Steady; spot, Zinc—Dull; East St. Lovis delivery, spot $4.15@4.20. Antimony—Spot,. $4.50. —————__—__ Account 4th Floor 0-5 Bldg. ——Tribune wantads DO pay,—.— : Siiiiieee (08 ae. 24 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING market 25c| and December | jower; lambs, 36.50@8.50; ewes, $3@} Geologists Oil Expe-ts Oil Field Maps Blue Prints pa bs walneal changed, with trade mainly local. Sep- tember started ta 34c to 34%c and De- cember at 37¢ to 37%c. Provisions reflected higher prices for hogs. Most of the trans actions were in lard with the October option{ as leader. First prices werefrom 5 to 20 points higher than yesterday's - =: LOWER LEVEL Closing Quotations. CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—Close: Wheat—Sept., $1.18; Dec., $1.19. Corn Dec., 53%c. Prominent Issues*Hit by First Reaction at Opening This Morning. Oats. . 3; Dee. 73%e. Pork—Sept., NEW YORK, Aug. 24—Stocks con- Lard—Sept., Oct., $10.85. [tinued to lose ground at the listless Ribs—Sept., $9.20; Oct., $9.12. opening of today’s session. New low _ records for the year were made by Chicago Provisions. some of the prominent issues, notably “AGO, Aug. 24.—Butter — Un-|Mercantile aMrine preferred, Amer- changed. ican International, Pullman, _Ana- Eggs—Unchanged; receipts, 8,459|conda Copper and Interntional Paper, cases. at initial declines running from large Poultry—Alive, unchanged. fractions to 1 point. Crucible Steel, a American Car, Cuba Sugar and Great Provisions. Northern also reacted. Union Pacific KANSAS CITY, Aug. 24—Eggs—|was the only stock to display strength, Unchanged. gaining 1 point on yesterday's favor- Butter—Creamery, ic lower, 4ic;|able statemont of earnings, packing, unchanged. During the further selling of the Poultry—Unchanged. morning, many low priced and ob- scure stocks broke into new low Potatoes _— CHICAGO, Aug. 24.— Potatoes — Ww rece'pts 146 cars; Colorado, Idaho and Utah, sacked, Minnesota early Ohivs, $2@2 braskas, $2.25442.50. oo MRS. BECKER MARRIES. LONDON, Aug. 24.—Mrs. Florence | Becker, widow of George Ferdinand Becker, American geologist, was mar- ried Monday in London to John Gamp- bell Forrester, a member of the Ben- gal legislative council. = —_ TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS. STO BATTERY “Coste Less per Morth of Serotee™ Casper Battery - Company 508 E. Yellowstone Phone 907 Coming NORMA TALMADGE —In— “THE PASSION FLOWER” Her Very Latest ecetceuce i We're Ready To move your household goods. We specialize ,in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind Five-Room House Pipe as 2 : of hauling. ardwe loors; three are closets; linen cupboard. enclosed: |! $ We are prompt and back porch connected with gas and we give a earn Om sewer; has full basemen’ back as Fara fenced in: comer loti, teat [}e See Our Wor residence district; one block from school. Price $4,850, Half Cash Balance Easy Terms WRITE P. 0. BOX 471. Explorations Reports Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric Phone 602W. CORONA Baggage, Heavy Weight 6 Pounds ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITERS We Tent and Repair li Makes REBUILT MACHINES nits PE Wine TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE George J. Heiser, Prop. Sec Phi (Over White's Grocery Honesty Is the Best Policy Ap- ulied to the Fire Insur- ance Business. We represent a company with a clean record for the prompt and accurate adjustment of fire insur- ance claims. Our insurance gives you 2 new start in life should the Tire fiend visit you. Movie Promoter Is Made Defendant, Million Wanted NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—An order, Fequiring Jacques Roberto motion picture prem ter and defend ant in a suit for $1,000,000 brought, by the Russian soviet Cibrario, WANTS AND ADVERTISING RATES—The rate ' show cause ‘Phureday’ why apptics, {0 inserting Want Ads in The Cas- tion for a receivership should not be granted was signed today by Supreme > Asked | Court Justice Wasservogel. each insertion; minimum 25 cents. | OUT OF ‘TOWN advertisements The soviet government, through’ must be accompanied by cash or check Charles Recht, its attorney, alleged/in full payment of the «ame. Note in the sult that Cibrario datrauded it/the foregoing rg ree the amount asked in connection counting the words a with a contract for the purchase of Word for The Casper Daily Tribune. motion (picture material. ee Bodies Found In CLOSING HOUR—Want Aés to be lclassified properly, must be in The Casper Daily Tribune office before |10.30. Want Ads received after 10:30 10 12:30 p, m. will be inserted under Destroyed Hotel * head. “Too Late to Classify.” MACON, Ga., Aug. 24.—Two bodies | were taken this morning from the|——— ruins of the Brown house, which was| WANTED—Man with truck, to go to destroyed by fire early Monday. This brings the list of known dead to ‘six. One man was still listed as missing. | : ———| HELP WANTED—FEMALE = — — —_—_§|| —__ | WANTED Girl for general house- NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS.| KELP WANTED—MALE Bonneville, Apply 1228 South Cedar street. B24-2t work. Mrs. T. F. Algeo, 829 South Notice is hereby given that bids Durbin street. Phone 551 s24-2t° will be receive 1 for construction of in tore oh cys og No. 10. § cifcations and plans re lak vn se WANTED—Two salesmen, with or the District, R. A. Clark, er, a ey A Wyo. Bids to be closed the 26th of | EO egg experience; call after 8 August, 1921. 4 Publish Aug. 1~ to 26, 1921. ee NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Frank Rosenberry, de- ceased. aera Beery elven oat oP Iboard. St B. Walter, Waltman, Wyo. ters of administration were granted| to the undersigned in the above es- tate, and all persons having claims) against the said estate are hereby position at once. Box 263, Tribune. required to exhibit them for allow- ance to the undersigned William J. | ix months after the, date of the said letters, or thev|iwosxperienenl accountant E.G. jbox 2004. 823-60" | WANTED—Position as cook or ‘house- oe may be precluded from any benefit from said estate, and if-such claims be not exhibited within one year the date of said letters, they! will be forever debarred. WILLIAM J. WEHRLI, Administrator. Pub. August 8-10-17-24, 1921. | SITUATION WANTED—Jupior high SALESMEN WANTED k eyenings. Room 42, Sprague hotel. 8-23-3t* POSITIONS WANTED school boy wishes work for room and MISCELLANEOUS Ez: ADS tate poreske wi jscribed by Nellie P. Dalton, now Penlacnnhs tenet menteeerammnbetnstiacn aS WAN LED—Straight loun of $2,506 on residence for three oc five years at 3 per cent inferest, payable per month principal and interest, box 102, Casper, Wyo. z 23.24.26 WANTED—About 20 folding chairs: also your discarded clothing. Sal- vation Army. $18-6t* WANTED— paid for BD Highest price a WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—A small fut- part: WANTED—Parties permanently lo- cated want four or five-room house, furnished or unfurnished; close in: can give reference. Box vig, Shinn 23. WANTED TO RENT—Four or five? room furnished house. by Septem- ber 1. Can L, E. Mills, Troy eons -23-3t° WANTED TO BUT ——— WANTED—To buy second-hand furni- ture. Call phone 37, and ask for Second-Hand store. S-23¢¢ $$ —————— WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—Two pool tables. Inquire for Pete Gill, 350 South Oak street. , 8-23-20 LEGAL NOTICES ee Aer te NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain real estate mortgage, dated th> 30th day of August, 1920, made, executed and delivered by Nettie P. Dalton, now Nellie P. ton Burgess to Sam- uel Ohenstein which said real es- signed and sub- Nellie P. Dalton Burgess, and which was recorded in the office of er SITUATION WANTED—Lady expe- rienced in general office work wants 8-24.3t* WANTED—Small sets of books to keep evenings and Saturdays, by per on cattle ith. Mrs, James Bosma, Henning hotel. 8-23-20" WANTED—Position as \ typist and general office work. Phone e's: |Business and Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS ARCHITECTS 2 GISTRY CORRP. GUARANTES RE a DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 24-25 ‘Townsend Block AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN/ DE} BAGGAGE and TRANSFER RAINWATER'S DRAY & S- » ~We-co all kinds ef hauling. Pron ow. 122 West Second St. Phone 440. ‘Tel, 7673. CLEANERS and PRESSERS “THE SERVICE CLEANERS Centen wifi ane Haltroad, Phone 56. DOCTORS > DR. MARSHALL C, KEITH Office Phone 30. . Residence 164. Private. Hospital--oi2 ‘South’ Durbin, DENTISTS DR, J. J. DONOVAN Suite 12-3, ‘Molder Bldg., over Camp- bell Hardware Company. Phone 66. General Teaming Sand and gravel delivered any part of city §1.50 to $2.25 per yard. L. E. Phone 447. Office, Cen- ter & Ave. HOTELS NORTH CENTER HOTEL 740 North Center St. New furniture, modern; reasonable rates! Everything new and. clean. Phone 480W HAT CLEANERS SBE BEN TRANSFER CO. ‘Moving. Phone 74J. SEARLES TRANSFER hones: Kes.,87-W, MOVING A SPE ‘Y. CABINETMAKING CRESCENT CABINET CO. Yellowstone. Phone 839W. Stare Fixtures: "Counters and Shely- ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. is, leg Boxes ee Soe CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY suite, 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 706, ———— B. G. HAHN DR EDNA HAHN Suite Townsend Block Phones: Office 422, . 1235. ._HARNED, Chiropractor M: Hee Nors Kimball St. Phone 1457. Office 104. ;CLALA EVAH iM. piace HERNCALL Chiropractor 210 East Fifth 5 Phone 15283 CONTRACTORS For the Best in, Building CYLINDER GRINDING ped, ease armas ROPER CYLINDER GRINDING CONF Phone 1450, Filth and. Center. GAS FITTING VESTERN HEAT & GAS CO, ‘eam and Hot Water Heat Fitti and Appliances Pear St. ie Fone 1249K. NURSERIES RADO N co. oe COLO) bis crt S. H. PU! 510 Park Ave. ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. ity. Phone 14783. Casper, Wyo. pa ade Ata tei fog and Hescontins 28 1s. | oa” jp scomanatean aiee dene) sitll cece ay CIVIL ENGINEER ALBERT PARK, County Surveyor. Office 226 Midwest Bldg. Phone 11463 NEY, General Agent Phone 7603 NEW YORK HAT CLEANING Works and Shoe Shining Parlor 123 South Center. Phone 1319W jase he nv REE dol nama cach INVESTIGATION BUREAU BUREAU OF INVESTI. MIDWEST GATION — Civil and Criminal, Suite 302 Cintinental Oil Bldg, Phone 162: HENCH & BULLACK Wwyers Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Ph 1200 Ee ©. RESON torney-: We Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block ‘HAGENS & MURANE Lawyets 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L. WADE Osti thic Physicia Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 12773. * PRODUCE BARTON PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Poultry, Eggs, Vexetables. "388° No Wolcott st pee ccee eae de ch RADIATOR REPAIRING ee CASPER. Al Se RADIATOR WORKS 434 W. Yellowstone’ ~ Phone 1954W. AUTO RADIATOR: SERVICE — Re- coring and Repairing. rt Work- men. 124 W. Second. one “1545. psntasrdac ab ath iso ad ere SIGN PAINTING x “BUSH DID IT” é Bush Signs, Show Cards and Poster Art, 242° W. Yellowstone. Phone Ss, STENOGRAPHERS BEATRICE L. JONES. Public Stenographer—Notary ‘Public . 231 Midwest Building. TAILORS Ladies’ and Gent Tae Cleaning, Tie Re inaweect Meee paeeeene: Sutte” made. to srder itemsdainn tet repairing. Furs remodeled. Phone 61. VETERINARIAN DR, L, E. BAY, Veterinarian. Office, 142° West Second Si Res. 910 S. Chestnut.. Phone 1725 Phones: Office 20, Res. 1614NW:; LLSPOPOGHHIHHIGOGOOO0HOL-9H999.09906000-05-90005000005-4 > thé County Clerk and Ex-Officio Register of Deeds in and for Na- trona County, Wyoming, the Ist Nes Ban? September, 1920, at 12 o'clock noon of said aay, and duly recorded in Fook 22 of Mortgage Deed Records at Page 16 thereof, and on which said real estate mort- gage there is.now due and unpaid at the first publication of this no- tice the sum of seven thousand seven Bundsod seventy-five doljars ) gether with interest thereon from this 17th day of Au. gust, 1921, and fifty dollars ($50) attorney’s fees, all of which to be paid as stip in said m $ and whereas no suit or has been instituted at law. to re- mortgage or any i yf, and whereas it is provided pene mort- gage that in case default shall be made in the payment of the said principal sum of money in said real estate mortgage secured, or in the payment of any interest thereon, or any part of such principal or in- terest as above provided, in the epace of thirty days after the same shall by the terms thereof become due and payable, that then and in that event the ‘yhole sum hereby secured to be paid with the inter- est thereon shall at the option of the said party of the second part, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, become due and payable forthwith. And, whereas, it is pro- vided in said mortgage that in case default shall be ie in payment of said principal sum of money as aforesaid, in said real estate mort- gage, secured or in the, payment of the interest thereon or any part of such pring! al or interest as above rovided, then it shall and may be lawful for the said mortgagee, his. heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, to sell and dispose of the hereinafter described premises, and foreclose all the| rights, title and in- terest and benefit of redemption of the said mortgagor, her successors and assigns ‘herein, at public auc- tion in accordance with the stat- utes in such case made and pro- vided, and in the manrer therein described, and to retain said prin- cipal and interest together with the costs and expenses of such sale and fifty dollars ($50), attorney’s fees out of the money arising from such sale, and the over-plus, if any there be,-ehall be paid by the party mak-| rims; ing such sale on demand of such mortgagor, her successors anc as- signs. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained and the Statutes in the State of Wyoming in such case made and provided, the said Samuel QOhen- stein hereby elects to foreclose the said mortgage for the reason that the same is now ond due and the conditions in said mortgage ‘con- tained have been broken, and that said mortgage on sid hereinafter described~ premises will be fore- closed by the sale of said mort- gaged premises; and for that pur- pose the undersigned officer will, on the 29th day of September, A. D. 1921, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. on said day and Comm erclite at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at the south front door of the court- house in Casper, in the County of Natrona and State of Wyoming, I, G. S. Massee, Sheriff in and for said County of Natrona in the State of Wyoming, and at the request of the said Samuel Ohenstein, legal holder of the said mortgage and promissory notes hereinbefore de- scribed, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, so much of said premises and property hereinafter described as may be necessary to satisfy said amount due on said mortgage at the date of this notice, together with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from _ tht 17th day of August, 1921, until paid, together with the attorney’s fees hereinbefore specified and all costs and expenses allowed by law, which said premises to be sold as aforesaid are described in said mortgage substantialy as follows, to-wit: _ An undivided three-sixth (3-6) interest in and to Lot numbered Four (4), in Block numbered Eleyen (11), in the Town (now|¥* city) of Casper, together with im- provements and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. _. G. 8. MASSEE, Sheriff of Natroha County, Wyomirg. Ww. Me LACY, Attorney ior Mortgagec. Publish Aug. 17, 24) Ses. 7.44, 21, 1921, y ;over $50 each mon! ing machine. Price $2. Order House, Billings, Mont. §-22-6t* WHY NOT?. ~ ‘WHEN?. WHERE? | S2ECIAL NO. 32. ‘Why not? What is, there in the way especially? Why can't you see tkkt buying property ef your own and pay- ing it out at the rate of ordinary rent is better. them kissing goodbye for- This home is large enought; thres large rooms; lights and water; a fin- ished half-basement; near the refinery, and located on 50x130foot lot. Re member $300 down and $60 per month. Call 1078. SPECIAL NO, 30. A man /paid $2,000 for a home tn southwest Casper. I¢ has two rooms 4nd is plastered. tinted; blinds and sereens are on; the lot is 60x150 feet: east front. It is just the place for a Working man with a small family. This same man will take $1,700 for this home; $200 down and $50 per month. SPECIAL NO. 38, A little three-room house on East A street: has lights and water! gas is in the alley. It has @ north front; will make a splendid home for the winter and say look at the price, $1,200, with $400 down and $50 per month. This Property will grow in value and your Profits will grow if-ycu have the fore: thought to start now. The Western Realty Co, F. M. ZIMMBERS, Pres. & Gen, Mer. Suite 611, On Exchange Building WANTED TO BUY | ee WANTED—Dressers, chiffoniers, din- Ing tables; all household goods. For Spot cash and quick dealing. Phone 1086. “ Tite ————— tt WANTED—Anything you have of valuc. We pay more. Phone 1086. TS WANTED — Saddles, harness, et Phone 1086. att SERVICES GFFERED Midland Mail —— aye mae. of wasiing; roughdry and family a special ro te North Melrose street. ——$$$$—______ FOR UN-BONE AND BARCLEY corsets call Mrs. J. W. Burkett, 132 West Twelfth street. Phone 17: ———$—$ GARDEN CREEK falls with Cadillac car, §2.50 a person round trip; special rates to large parties; we gq to all parts pf the state. Taxi Serv- ice. Postoffico corner of Second_and Wolcott street. 8-23-50 Nols fst Sad BABS ETS ay WANTED—Painting and kalsominin’ good work done at @ modefate pri Phone 688J. 4 —_— WANTED—Sewirig sby the day. Mra. Garretson would like a few more engagements. P. O. box 1642 or 1017 St. John street. * 815-120" WANTED—Rough-dry 1a 4 te 50c per’ dozen; will call nnd dati . Last house on West L street. 8-26t* ———. : TAX Henry C. Hamdorf, Center and Mid- west avenue. Phone 447, 5-26-tt er If YOU WANT - your furniture re- ‘oon call at 367 So. Ash, or phone LET US do your family wash, rough ary or finished. “Will call y liver. Phone 791-R. Taoaie FOR SALE—AUTGMOBILES datetime 7a ise FOR SALE—We have that 1918 Ford touring car qwhich you have been looking for at the price you want to pay; also a 1918 Ford light delivery; come down and look them over. Ex. change Furniture Co. 215 West Firat street. 8-24-tt EL FOR SALE—1920 model Ford coupe. has Liberty starter; demountable ; shock absorbers; extra tire and rim; good looking car; very cheap for cash. Apply at noon hour or after & o'clock. 343 South Elm. street. ; 824-108 a FOR SALE—1919 Dodge car,\A-1 me- OR ER er five good tires; excellent int; new battery; ba: for $500 cash. 1215 East A aie 8-22-6t ee att FOR SALE—Dodge touring car with cord tires and shock absorbers; 1920 mode); in excellent condition. Call at ~ 739 South Washington street after 5 ‘clock. 8-23-30 — $e FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1917 model. 1304 South Cottonwood street. 8-23-2t ———— FOR SALE—Five-passenger touring? sarin good all around condition; new $48 battery just put in: very cheap for cash. “Ask for Dave at Tribune office. <y 828-ttah ———$—$—$—__— rrr FOR SALE—{920 Ford sedan, perf: condition; tate model Ford touriites a bargain, ping 4.30 p. m.. 1281 South Durbin street. 8-23-3t9 gE EET ree eee FOR SALE—One 1920 Buick roadster; first class condition; cash or terms. Phone 1593Ww. 8-23-68 FOR SALE—Good used cars, all Od . Shape; prices reasonalfe; if you buy or seil cars, come see us: also we sel) cars on commission; bring your car over, we will get ‘you cash for it Come see us, Auto Exchnge, Fifth and Center streets. 8-23-5t OT FOR SALE—Ford coupe, in first ‘las: condition; bargain. Inquire at 229 South Jackson street. 8-22-38 FOR SALE—HOUSES * a FOR SALE—Modern ho: can small property on cme kt first itd ment. 131 East Second street. Phone 703. 2 8-22-36 peat NRE ae ere FE 2 FOR SALE—By ownor. geven-roo! ~ house in Nelson addition, lot 6Ox146 feet; all fenced; pienty of water; shade trees; good out buildings; cement Walks, lights, ete.; $500 down,. balance © rent. Inquire 1133 K streets. Ses BY FOR SALE—Two-roont plast galow, $1,300 with small paymen down. 705 North Pear street. ) 8-B3-3te eee FOR SALE—House ana tot, Mills dition, block 49; house finished Icons plete and nicely furnished; will con. sider a car in good condition as past payment or $400; down and the Test like rent. 8-23-40 = uo Hie