Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR : Cpe Casper Dany Crroung. = A j : Whether because tial be- h, died of heart disease while at sheriff at Dodge City, Kans., and was IMPROVEMENTS SE Se me rant aman of eaters He | rook, ot eas meet ei ery, Rank An Fe = predict until the test is made by the] wolowing.the policy of the com-|3:"'F of age Later he moved to Trinidad, Cole., Vergo company. pany, development work in both the} Masterson had an adventurous ca- AUTHORIZED BY | Pn rortne of ascend mute nope Croke ae, ae ee bern ne, nt IN SOUTH CASPER GREEK FIELD gand yield has added many hundred] developed a gas capacity far in excess| when he was 14, and two years later ‘fold to the merits of the Fargo com-]of the present needs of Casper and/ became a full-fledged buffalo hunter. pany. the company is continuing its policy| He fought with Captain Baldwin's While the new. second sand producer} of providing for the future require-| Scouts the Indians in the Bat- itself is in what is known as the Cas-|™ents by storing proven supplies un-| tle of River and was severely ae oe — Most Important Strike Made Since Discovery Well into: cre structure. itis just one ef] tit the demand is here for tbe natural| wounded. After the Indian wartare| age than, & mood Sonine, som, See h = = ide-| oreducers in the district that are cor- 7 ears e he was elected | sent out. $4.25 box. Extension of Drainage Systems, S | Gas Fields West of Here Uncovered by feated in| the, Eeteowsy Jar: suited Dery St rears of 280 he we walk Completions, Water and Sewer Fargo Company in Lower Horizon Rructurea of which are bea by thel® Bad? Masterson, With the present préduction which * Improvements Are Contemplated One of the most important gas strikes ever made in the] r*,) eo, Sompany, has developed it Sport Editor. Of state and one which reacts to the benefit of the South Cas- fost, 0¢ an without fateet oporctar tie Preparatory to the advent of winter, authorization for|per creek gas and oil field in the same relative importance] producers at capacity. At thjs time Telegraph, Dead municipal improvements that work to the benefit of the prop-|as the opening of the second producing sand meant to Salt|*ewever, the company is defivering erty owners in many parts of Casper was made by the city | Creek, was made by the Fargo oil company when its well No. Sonnets Gs Ukeamrerin amin: 7“ We Are ina Great Town And The Lyric Theater Stock > council last night. The improvements include the immediate | 17, was completed a 20,000,000 cubic foot gasser yesterday. | tentia! delivering capacity the Fargo] NEW YORK, Oct. 25—W. B. @Bat) IS GOING FAST! a extension of drainage systems in some parts of Casper, com- SAAN Gaae Hlee feces hore ene were Oe Sone Be ees tae ee ae ee ree ane aban 18. the ! 3 : . 2 Y 4 4 jeld deriving their yield from the at a depth of 1,443 feet. Ing earn! or long years to come. 3 pletion sidewalk program, fortification of Casper’s water sand, known geologically as the first} Confident of the ponsibilities of the| Many of its eight producing wells ate , ived fi HT Plant the work on which is now made| sundance formation, well No. 17 was|lower formations, W. D. Weathers, Following is a copy of letter received from H. T. possible by the low water tf the|¢rilled to the second sand for the pur-| president of the concern authorized Haggen. Believe in Casper and The Lyric Theater Platte river, extension of sewers and| Pose of testing the possibilities. That|the deeper test when this first sand Gre epecion pe Company as he does and you will never regret it. the experience was warranted is shown | well did not come up to expectations. P . ° S *, ~ bene cree by the fact that this producer with a|The well was then extended until the Emphatic Reducti s Silk Don't be a “‘putter-off”—Act now. Following a favorable report issued | certified production bf 20,000,000 cubic|second Sundance formation had been ions in by the sewer and water committee, | feet is the second largest gas well in| penetrated to a depth of six feet. So Underw: of which Walter W. Keefe is chair-! the district and has the distinction of| strong was the yield that temporary ear man, the city council passed an or- opening up an entirely new producing | difficulty in retaining the gas was ex- WINTER ARRIVES IN NINE STATES dinance extending the sewers in )horizon, perienced. After the production pres- southeast Casper to conform to the] Finding gas production in the dec-[8ure had been coped with, government e' > tests established the potential produc- iin erable the betta pre e Stuart rens shop iicago, TIL, . October 18, 1921. John A. Miller Co., Casper, Wyo., Gentlemen: Enclosed find Cashier Check for $50.00 on Merchants Trust and Savings Bank for 100 shares of stock in the Lyric Theatre Company, I never realized what a good city Casper: was until after Ileft there and saw what the conditions are in the East, and you can tell them for me that as soon as I can get my busi- ness affairs straightened out here, I am taking the first train request of the school board. This! on@ formation more than doubles the sewer which will be extended along | ; Fourteenth treet from . Durbin to Now, with two producing horizons Bonnie Brae and along Fifteenth own life of the district and ts geol- cally important for tt indicates) | Né th Ewe, producing. ‘oven and with a ‘ormation, j: ‘i : % fror: Durbin to Oak Crest will pro- Already proven from tests made at the Offers the First of a Series of Special Week-End Sales vide sewerage connection for the new bat better than an even chance ex- ists that the lower formations of the tletd will be found to be producers in|¢xtreme edge of the field which re- Beginning Wednesday morning and continuing until Saturday school house on ‘Fifteenth street andiarge commercial quantities of either|Sulted in opening a commercial pro, evening our entire line of silk underwear will be subjected to su- WEN alae Siealt nee OaS Ae, HET ducing oll well, the life of the field as stantial reduction, The value of these spec’ais lies not only in the Gavietge ape on eer eo @ gas and oil producer is virtually low prices but in the quality and daintiness of the merchandise of- Weather Bureau at Cheyenne Sende Out Cold Weather gas or oil, Weil No. 17 ts docated on the north- 3 Ww arnings to Certain Authorization for calling for bids} west quarter of section 2-28-88, on the| MSured for the present generation at fered. You will find this a wonderful opportunity to purchase just the back to Casper. Districts Today, for a now drainage district. the lines| “reste northwest quarter of a gov.| ast: gift you have been looking for. ‘ of which will prove beneficial to} pment lease held by the Fargo on| 2" bringing in a commercial pro- Remember we carry a complete line of infants’ and children’s You can send my stock certificates to me at South Bend, DENVER, Oct. 2 inter warn-| Chestnut, Cedar and other streets in ings were issued by the United States} West Casper was made. The new] °04 sand well at a depth of 1,500 feet, district weather burcau ksre today) drainage district will run from the] guowed the opening of a relatively following a storm of marked intensity | foothills down Cedar street, across the] snail gasser, with production of 40 which swept several Rocky Mountain} tracks and will empty into the Platte states last night. river. This drainage authorization : Rain or snow attended the disturb-| should assist materially in improving ances in the last 24 hours in the| traffic conditions in the western part : northern portions of Arizona and New| of town. Mexico, Utah, Colorac, eas’ The entire city council will meet at Wyoming, western Kansas, western|the municipal water plant at 10 braska and the Dakotas. Freezing o'clock Thursday morning for the pur- temperatures also . occurred. pose of inspecting the improvements oes that will be required there. It is sald TONIGHT Western Kansas, with an unusually| tlat the river, due to high spring wa- low barometer of 29.26 inches at Dodge | ter, has cut into the dykes around \the City. water plant until ft is now within) 60 Fair weather was forecast in this|feet of the gallery. Plans will, be 9, * Aistrict, tomorrow, preceted by anow | worked out to reinforce the bank in| Wall's Sapphire or rain with freezing temperatures and| order to keep the river from endanger- 4 Xillimg frosts this afternoon and to-|ing the water system by undermin- Girls night. Snow was falling early today| ing the plant already tn operation in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It snowed last night at Durango, Colo., and in —IN— Si etnias nce oe Souede, "| EMBERS UP YOUR Rain here last night was of a tota! Precipitation of .35 inch. Farmers of Colorado welcomed the precipitation 9 “The Inspector at an opportune time for the winter t wheat crop. New Songs 1 NEW CHEYENNE WAREHOUSE muscles sad New Dances 7 rYENNE, W Oct. 25.—The . ¢ Flashing Wardrobes ducer on section three a total of over w@r, Madeira linens, handkerchiefs, neckwear and gift articles and 1,400 acres was added to the known silk underwear. proven area of’ the field. Widespread interest will be shown in the result of th hird sar4-in the Ind., care of Oliver Hotel, ‘as I will be there shortly, Respectfully yours, . H. T. HAGGEN, 5353 Green Street, Chicago, Ml, company. ‘The completion of the sec- Reservations Are Now Being Made VAUDEVILLE © Not a Stock Company---Not a “Tab” Show New Acts and New People Each Week Two Shows Each Night—7:00 and.9:00 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Admission—Parquet 5c, Plus War Tax Balcony, 50c, Plus War Tax © For Further Particulars Write P. O. BOX 555 CASPER, WYO. Agents Will Call on You eee ‘Henry Brennan President. pany of Omaha today broke ground NOTICE! . Neal Hart in fice in the Midwest building. Be- J. J.-GIBLIN, M. A. Desbrow Sash and Door com- for a $50,000 warehouse and woodwork plant in West Cheyenne. a from the Also Picture Program Also relieves Some one has stolen two signature rubber stamps and pads from my of- yeare pain's enemy. Ask ware of uny and all printed matter| At all druggiste—35c, 70c, $1.40. $6 7? Pers ot ny and all printed matte: * ‘GOD’S GOLD A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY ONLY RETURN SHOWING —— | 2B 10-32-10t —_——_—_ ee What can you buy that will please iniment Prices 10 and 40 Cents A Bishop-Cass Theater hore for the money than a box of 5 Jonathan apples at Call DANGEROUS CURVE AHEA RUPERT HUGHES | A Comedy-Drama of American Married Life Featuring HELEN CHADWICK Supported by RICHARD DIX Married life is just one danger curve after another. What are they? Label can they be rounded without a crash? Perhaps you think you ow. “Dangerous Curve Ahead” shows them to you cleverly, lightly, yet R CI with a deep insight into human hearts. It i icture that lives. It ‘(OGERS' is something refreshingly new in the ant of the pas ity operat ONE wT ; a CHARACTERIZATIONS Lso— Anyone who saw him as the “EVES LEA’ 99 good hearted hard fighting tramp, “Jubilo,” will enjoy him (Sketchograph) again. Those who did not see him must not miss the picture this time. —ALSO— BUSTER KEATON In » Return Showing “THE HAUNTED HOUSE” Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 30c Admission 30¢ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY VAUDEVILLE Reserve Seats Now PLAYING TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Continuous 1 to 11 » Y A Bishop-Cass T heater