Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT the highest and best bidder for) 1921 cash in hand paid to satisfy the Said: The | THE AMERICAN LEGION _ | stesse'SitaentngdGesteo St of Gaaee . 5 ee a Court im the above en-| £ mo: News of Interest to Ex-Service Men Featuring Nationa), | titled acre ae pikes 2 es - State and Local Activities. x the sum of Forty-one Hundred costs iF | De ee and rat 3 nist! in , w undersigned eriff o! patice Gay tn an eeipest SS" | ronan County, twill, Me the location | petit of the a an eon Pret ree he 60. 4 turkey for|town of Arminto, in unty of | sa : sheep wagons, farding's ‘Thagkssiving| Natrona in the State of Wyoming, {and entire camp 3 said dinner, was sent from -Crystal| Where said prope: now sifuave, | ¥y and prepared f¢ prings, Miss, in a profusely decor.|0n the 2th day of December, A D.! and n. It was learned then, |ated erate by the American Legion of | 1921, between the hours of nine a ne reward of $50 was! that city. The whole town of Crrs' o'clock in the forenoon and five h increase thereof, aa posite tare cf thee looped | Mprlalierdrudal teat amanan nets | o'clock in the afternoon of said day, | of and owned by day, . offer for sale and sell to the high-| mortgagor company; ©] Fetmugeoe was Me TE. Daily prota |est and best bidder for cash in ctor for the state of M ea and hand, the following described goods | end j and chattels, to-wit: mortgagor company,. ‘ One 40-hp. Boiler complete tested by oné witness, so as fo en-| One 16-hp. Hoist | title said chattel mo: to bi One Boiler House filed in the office of One Mine Tipple complete Clerk of Natrona County, Ten Mine Cars ming, the County wherein One Snow Steam Pumy | mo roperty and ! One Mine Fan com | One 8-hp. Gas Engine bap-| r One Blacksmith Shop complete | Fifty Mine Timbers | One Wagon Scales ~- the an:| Three Bunk Houses One Stone House can Mining Tools |pal and interest of said mortgage | Two Barrels Lime indebtedness, or any part of, y|Chairman of Corn Belt Ad-! Ons 16x16 Army Tent when the same should become di aS, > CO i Ons. Kitchen Outfit and pay the said mortgagee retina va brea One 2-inch Steam Valye might take possession of said sheep sstimate at $200,000,- One Dump Wagon and personal property, and 000 in Ten States. Dynamite and Powder whole thereof, and sell 300 Ibs. Nails cording to law, to make the aniount Four Rolls Wall Paper of the indebtedness due under said One Pipe Vice bh ie toy ae R34 the ex- One small Mine Car pense of caring for propery the government's war) One Steel Bar. and the costs of sale; and by the fon In the 10 princip One 12-ft. Log Chain terms of said promissory note and a mecting here Tuesday 0 And, the above-named defend-|and the whole thereof, and in the ant, and any and a‘l persons inter-| Payment of the interest due there- ested, will take notice that said|]on since July 13, 1921; i jsale will take place at the time|_ That no suit’ or proceeding at ich nd place above set forth. Jaw has been instituted to recover chairman. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this) the debt now remaining secured b; meeting included: Iowa,! 25th day of November, A. D. 1921.| said mortgage, or any part thei Nebraska. Exact needs JOSEPH MAR and that the power of sale con- ural credit in these states, | 2 2 tained in said mortgage has become 3 operative. in federal nid with thelr corn as| Publish That the amount of said mort- seculty, were expected to be outlined Sr = gage indebtedness claimed to be at the meeting, Governor McCray said. _ LEGAL NOTICE, due at the time of the first publi- Sas the Atak college in New| 1 PUBLIG notice is hereby given that| $14 Goq principal and 9398165 tne Pee all its depart-|the Park Roads Sqles & Service Go. | ‘eresty together with $1416, astor- mre Serie WIRLIME ee) Of Caden. Ween closure of bald mortgay ©, amount. same terms with men ' IAM F. DUMARS. fae +4 thes the een Of $16,394. 15. 20, : : -15. 50, Dec. 18, 1921.) "Now, therefore, notice is hereby Bt York Chicago is preparing the the benefit. EIR z = | Pubtish No $a wave Ten | given that pursuant to the terms of = LEGAL NOTICE | NOTICE OF PE ROCKHOLDERS said eisatal. mortgage the ‘dar. : 2 ic ava . TING. signed mortgagee wi on urs- Hewiitt, wite| ,, Public notice te hereby: given that| ‘a votice is hereby givin that (lel Gay, tha 1ae tag oe Deceaber AUNT, not Seattle. | Sales & Service Co. I will om Sat| deterred annual meeting of the|at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. of teens wicn{Urday the 17th day of December,|!tockholders of the Casper Brick &|said day, at the Courthouse of Na- mB pandwich | at 10 o'clock a, m, sell at publie| tile Company will be held at. the|trona County, in the City of Cas- a a the rwpinage) suction to the highest bidder mn the| Sfice of the company, located at| per, and State of Wyoming, sell the sale counters comprised her atttiré: following: Z ©! the brick yard of the company on] above described mortgaged prop. = = a ‘A stock of repair parts for Chal. Tyler Street Carer Wyoming, on| erty, comprising 2,953 head of The town of McMinnville, Ore., M Wand ~| Thursday, the 8th day of Decem-| mixed sheep, ewes and lambs, and Wanted to add a pulmotor to its fire) OeCther with ane eee eee, ais; | ber, 1921, at 7:30 p.m. for the| 50 bucks, ail marked or. branded fighting aquipment. When the Amert- pai os a ond manwonts ahd “at *| election of directors for the en-] with paint on the wool thereof H or can Tagion post of the town learned) receivable remaining unsold at this| Swing year, and for the transaction| HK and all horses, draft and sad- To advertise an fed the stre Clothing fri that the department had been com-| 4:9 eee Dene DUE ieee ae may prop-} di jeep ldap tetera ay ber, pelled to give itself as security to A erly come before said meeting. camp -equipment of sai raise money for the apparatus, they WILLIAM F. DUMARS. 8. W. CONWELL, | === turned over half their Armistice day} publish Nov. 16, 23, 30, ren Secreta: —_———— ° @how proceeds for the purchase, 2, 26, 30, Dec. 6, 1921. : i Eas With national prohibition an acl state of Weonte ees SALE: | NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF complished fact, the W. C. T. U. has )ss. CHATTEL MORTGAGZ. turned over to the American Legion| County of Natrona} : the 24 ek Sm sners the remainder of a war-time fund to-| In the District Court, Sixth Ju- Marc i9e1 ane Cadena’ dep a ¥ talling $4,000. The legion will use| dicial District. Comping, a coteerhiiok ieeaitas the money for the immediate relief of| Richards & Cunningham cad rete seas the lawitet ny Do you . employe metre @ick and wounded service men Company, a. Corpora- Wyoming, executed and de- smashers to handle your rs ) ti } gaze furniture? » ion, { i end furniture The United States army has been Sensei De peuaerea cane ) ) ) Publish Noy. Plaintiff, i Ni eo reduced in number that when the vs. Hebden iad) Bene ee We are experts in moving American Tegion requested a firing) Indian Coal Mining Com- corporation organized and existing||| baggage, furniture, plagos and squad from Ross aviation field, Cal..| pany, a Corporation, the eommanding officer had to haul down a balloon to get the number of ‘equired. The shortage of per. under the National Banking Laws/|} guarantee our work. Defendant, ) of the United States, for the prin- SEE BEN By virtue of an order of sale un-|cipal sum of $14,300, with inter- aes a Judgment and Decree of the|est thereon at the rate of 8 per 1 is f0 acute that men must be| District Court of the Sixth Judicial] cent per annum, from date,, until|||. ken off duty to fill such requests. | District of the State of Wyoming,|paid, due and payable.on th TRANSFER Maced in and for the County of Natrona,|day of September, 1921: The American Legion has begun a rein the undersigned sheriff of Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. atrona County was ordered to i note, principal Ph 74 forthwith proceed in accordance|and interest, the said Cadoma ae ith law to sell the property, here-} Sheep Company, ‘as mortgagor, did monument to the last tg inafter described, at public sale to'l on the sai 24th day of March ion post at New Haven, ‘Conn, has x = rs x me oe ay cea ode 2 ” : | MAIL WANT AD ied on the morning of * Hot Dog! Fill Out and Mail to The Casper. Daily Trimme Casper, Wyoming 1%¢ A WORD EACH DAY—NO AD. ACCEPTED FOR LESS THAN 25c Name __... a .--Classification —.....___....— Street... 8 Number of DEVE. c.g Postoffice ___...... sh semen ener ATOunt Enclosed —. Write Complete Ad Below, Including Name, Address or Phone COUNT YOUR WORDS AND ENCLOSE 114c FOR EACH WORD—OR 18 WORDS FOR 25c—35 WORDS FOR 50c spiffy bom Cc - hi ck id in th : by Ia : ali 2,600 ft. Si-inch Cable n 400 ft. ¢ ipe ‘ 300 ft. 1-inch Pipe vided that if bar t Two Sets Drill Machines made fi the payment of the princi- . ‘anspott, furnish, yer, distribute and sell natural and to manufacture, transport, ir nish, convey, distribute and sell ar- tificial gas to consumers thereof in the State of W; where, for illumi cooking and power any uses or pui ral or artificial gas is a 3. To erect, maintain, operate and own all plants, distributing sys- tems, mains, pipelines and sop ances necessary and convenient for tes of the -midai One Wheelbarrow said. mortgage securing the game, ae one Gp ca be?) he orderly mar i ab. Hawathece the said mortgagor covenanted Nb dom ‘and. artificial forthe corn crop, Gov. War-| oad. Siding agreed with the mortgagee that if| O8s "ing purposes set focth in 4 y of Indiana, estimated! Three Wood Bits payment of said note should be e: purp t para eeting of thé corpora- 500 ft. %-inch Cable forced by law to pay 12 per cent| S*4P’ sory committee, of which he} One Ventilator of the amount of said promisso: ‘and ss ! One 12-inch Plow pe in addition to cover attorney every Xind pes 1 inch Ceilin, ees; H POLIS, Nov. 80—Finan-| 100 Ibs. Carbide - That default has been made i beac teicg prey ped) mr) Bg wae ce for farmers in the corn| -inch Grass Rope the payment of the principal sum | * risining ‘to the: bultnabe-6e" the of the middlewest was 4 Tons Steel Rails secured by said chattel mortgage, | Pe ne corporation, incliding the right to secure franchises from towns, cities ities for the purpose iz said towns, cities and s and the inhabitants thereof with natural or atrificial for illuminating, heating, cook-| > ADE tes, and power per posse, x for ny a0 uses or oses wi nal Fi and artibel is applicable. We will charge you less 5. To conduct its business andjthan you expect for good, exercise any and all its rights and| substantial plumbing work. pees por ies the State of We would rather keep quite omin, elsewhere. < ‘Third: The amount. of. eapital| busy all the time and charge stock is One Hundred Thousand|regular man -to man ‘prices Doliats (OC OF ak), or(mnan we would to over- ‘ourth: ie imber of shares which the capital stock shall con Charge a few dissatisfied sist is one thousand (1,000), of the;customers and finally take a nee ————_ | job »lumbing the poorhouse. Phone 711. pia alt PLUMBING PHO Gifts That Find Ready Welcome ° A gift of an electrical appliance is one that will find most ready welcome in any — home this Christmas. A gift of this sort is both a practical and ornamental one— whether it be an electrical toaster, perco- lator, chafing dish or iron or any such con- venience. Such a gift is practical in the convenience it renders and in labor and time -saving efficiency. Select such a gift here. 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