Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 6

unt con wh Ne wweroPr PAGE SIX WRKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS "Sse aneeerennen i Che Casner Daily Tribune ic a a GYNDIGATE 10 INCREASE CAPITAL erican At a special meeting of the Casper Bolton syndicate which American will be held in Casper March 1, the unit holders of the con- 4™erican cern will be asked to vote to raise the capitalization of the company from $100,000 to’ $200,000. to continue its development program of properties in the Bol-|Atchison ...... a aes ROUNDUP WORK BEING RESUMED Three Wells Again Drilling Following: Delay Caused by Cold Weather. Special to The Tribune. HELENA. Mo Fet In the Roundup field work has t . n three oil wells. ac r received here. In the v E drilling has been resu and with nor Adams well in 24-11-24 mal activities should be comp in a) few days. At Jast repor well ywas down more than 800 fe and good ‘headway was being made. Rig build ers are putting the f shing touches on the Van Dusen No. 2 rig which will start drilling soon. As soon as the builders have completed that rig they will begin work building a rig for the Tri City Oil company on 9-11-24, where a deep test will be started. That well is to be drilled to a depth of 2, 300 feet in order to test the three a. ss Furnished by Iaylor and Clay on SPECILTESUP = Quality | Moderate In Price . 316 West Yellowstone , Switzerland—Demand 19.53. { ane. See, Spain—Demand 15.65. prmmeteet 45 | Greece—Demand 4 | ember. 36% pig Indian - ot 20 Poland—Demand .03%- rer, + 37% Boston-Wyoming .... 69 a Cemonorg Dement ree lpfmorioa Sang eee as 24 Buck Creek... as ae Argentine— 36. "American International Corp... <2 | BUrK® = ———————- |Buli Pools Lend Strength in| Pres! Demand 1950. | Ami Exemative 106% jack Tall . “os Spots While Shorts Are | es iting and Ref'g... 45% Capital Pete 00y Busy ib, Others. } - sone. : Shieexs 6 —Cal : Columbine ... as . NEW YORK, Feb. 8 money jAmesions: Sumatra Tobacco .... % -Consolidated Royalty. 118 é steady. high five; lower five; ruling The object of read-|Amerisan Women... : Chappell ~ “28. | NEW YORK, Feb. $—The short in-|rate 5; closing bid 4%; offered at five: ‘oolen ; i pe See ; | " - : Cow Gulch 22 |terest in the stock market became ag-|jast loan five. Little Joans firm; 60 justing the unit basis to be necessary to enable the syndicate|Anaconda Copper .- 2 ate Ste. [aresstve today, causing obatantia Re dare aikcd: 90 Gage 40a5; ot soonthe ee : zikhorn ‘06% , verses in every quarter of the liste’-|44a5. Prime mercantile paper 4% ton creek field. For eee NY, TNGIES + ->0n- % B. T. Withams 59 | cept among rails. Sales approxijnated a5. The company recently completed a|2%Jdwin Iocomotive - + 20L ‘Frantz . sio00 | 750,000 shares. H ee well which is reported to be a 400-bar-|@#!timore and Ohio - 35% Gates 18 The general list showed more vi- Money: rel producer on section 10-29-81, on|Bethlehem Steel “B™ - + $8. jguptter 02% | tality after mid-day, the persistent| NEW YORK, Feb. 8—Call moncy land leased from the Jowa Wyoming |Canadian Pacitic - 125% |cianey 17 |absorption of the large, number of|firm; high 5%; low 5; ruling rate 6 OX company. The well was encoun-|W* Leather + 32% Lane- Geek Royalty .06 |low priced rails which ‘ruled 1 to 3| closing bid 6; offered at 5%; last loan tered at a depth of 2,190 feet. Chandler Motors =), 6456 reeeas’ greteoheen: 508 [points higher encouraging a broader |5%:; little loans firm; sixty days 4% @ The lest known as-well No. 1 has|Chesapeake and Ohio . + 57% Mike Henry ... a :04 |inquiry for other shares. St. Paul|§; 90 days 3% @5; six months 4% @5; not yet been started pending issuance Chicago, Mil and St. Paul .... 19% jyountain and Gulf .. .72 | preferred was jaken on a rapidly ris-|Prime mercantile paper 4% @5. of an oil and gas lease from the gov-| Chicago, R. I. and Pa =|, 88% ‘scetenet “oe: lane cite anh cota. b pothiaeeee aoe ———— ernment. Just as soon as this lease Chino Copper ..... > 26 01 | terday’s final figure. Studebaker was is secured the company promises fur-/Colorado Fuel and Iron 04 | carried up 2% to a new high level f l! FETING 1 ther development of its Bolton Creek|Corn Products seeee $ |the yéar and Chandler and Mexican lands. [Crucible Steel 35 i : 25 | Petroleum were affo in brisk demand. 1 Shell Union : a | tom, ocommetn ote ct om! AF HELO) NEXT WEEK | b+ - ; 04 | pings were raided by the shorts pSpesick jEryey aie) ° veer Tom Bell Royalty .... 03% 04 | ister, Jeaders losing 1 to 2% points. ° bran nny : $1% Western Exploration.. 225 2.60 | Phe ‘closing was heavy. Liberty is Oil Company . noon at -++ 36% wina River Retg. 1 02 | sues were irregular, other bonds nold.|_ 08 account of the annual meeting o Great Northern pfd._ --+ 14% United Pete - los Se: line dthety : the chamber of commerce being he Is Ch Great Northern Ore Ct 35. WyoKans s0a2 ee . Nednesday evening, February 1 liinots Central ... . % Wyo-T ba EET Se there will not be a forum meeting " “ . 'yo-Tex. - 8 artere Inspiration Copper SENS 3] Weare wadieosean tats NEW YORK, Feb. 2—Shorts put|Tyeaaay, February 14. The | foru int. Mermavine \pta. - - + 89% Western Ol Fields 35 Fe: ee line at the opening of to-| committee will center all its efforts c International Paper 48% Wo. F. Rites 08 day's stock market but bull pools con:| the annual meeting. DOVER, Del. Feb. 8—A charter Kennecott Copper 21% yon ae | inued their activities in various spe- <— was filed here for the Shell Union Louisville nd Nashv 111B Western cit Se eT United Reales, ood Produets,| NOTICE’ OF | SPECIAL. STOCK ON corporation, capital, $1,000,000,000, Mexican Petroleum “ ae rae, Sowa» Ein “BSBA TORNLY HOLDERS MEETING. to prospect, drill for and market ofl Miami Copper NEW YORK CURE CLOSING. _ | yesterday, zaeraet & further decline} o4ce is hereby, given that a is ad inte to 2%, cord. * and {ts products. ee ee OF Rbaring isivsicy-~bod $ 112 $ 137 Coppers, tobaccos, low priced motors| special meeting of the stockholders |Missouri Pacific Mountain Producers .. 11.87 12-12'gnq rails forfeited large fractions.|0f F. W, D. Freighting Company, New York Central Merritt... 8.76 9.00 Guit States SteeP and New York Air|4 Wyoming corporation, has been ¥., N. H., and Hartford . Glenrock Of 0. 95 Brake made one point gains and|called for February 10, 1922, a pi Fe ion orci bombers: Salt Creek Producers 18.87 *1412 agama Express rose 2 points on rum: , |Northern Pacific .... Salt Crock ..... + 13.75 14.00 Gry of another cash distribution Wells-| Solidated Royalty Building, |Okiahoma Prod, and Ret. Prod. and Refr: ot aay Fargo also rising 1% points. Ex-|per, Wyoming; said meeting ; a . Mutual - 6.15 -87 change on London made a new high Bee ee ees 52% Cities Service 1111100 -17800i sith demand bile at 486% yivania 4% 1s. O. Indians . -$ 86.00 $ 86.75 pany, legally dissolving said com- sands of the quadrant formation. Oth: er wells are projected by the Reliance Oils, Limited, a Butte corporation, and by the Shamrock Oil company, which has some acreage in the Devil's Basin, a> weli as some other structures, and which conducted a stock selling cam: paign in Wisconsin last year. In the Howard Coulee near Round up the drill is reported to have-been making depth for more than a week following the setting of a string of 10-inch casing at 1,150 feet. This weil is now down more than 1,350 feet and instructions are to drill to the Kote- tai sands and then return to the Big Wall and complete that well for the Victory Ofl company. In Willow Creek, also a field near Roundup, the Montana Pioneer com- pany has finally drilled past a string of tools which has baffled the work- men for some time. The string was pushed to one side successfully, and casing set past the spot where the blockade took place. This well is now making depth and should be in the second Wall Creek withoyt much de- lay. In an effort to reorgantze the Gor- don Campbell-Kevin syndicate, Gordon Campbell hes announced at Lewis- town a plan of ofl development for the Rocky Ridge field during 1922. The first step is to complete the test well now down 1,720 feet in the northeast quarter of northeast quarter 16-35-3. ‘This is to be followed by manufacture of casing-head gasoline from the nat ural gas which is already flowing in vommercial quantity from that well. Other wells are to be drilled, spotted solely for oil and gas, and the latter, Mr. Campbell believes, will become a big “‘gasser.” Plans also include, when necessary, construction of an oil pipe line three and one-half miles long to the Great, Northern and a refinery. ‘The company is capitalized at $2,000, 000 C. M. Beecher of the United States bureau of minos, the county attorney and the county clerk and recorder of Fergus county have taken steps to prevent further violation of a law of the last legislature requiring the plug- ging of abandoned oil wells, which Mr. Boecher has pointed out, jeopardizes the entire Cat Creek field. It is said that ofl companies in various sections of Montana are violating the law. Helena and Bozeman stockholders in the Cat Creek 75 Oil company at a meeting in Helena decided to put down a well on their holdings in SW%SW% 16-15-30 in what is Hnown as the Ante- lope area of the Cat Creek field. The property of 40 acres was acquired last summer and had been partially fi- nanced when winter set in. The Home- stead company, one of the most suc cessful of the independents, with sev- eral producing wells, is to spud in shortly on the 40 acres to the east of the Cat Creek and the Jack Rab- bit company will put down a well on OFF AT OPENING 14 | |Reading .........0.. % 73% Liverpool and Buenos Aires He>. tron and Steel 51% Markets Continue to Set Sueit trans and ‘Trad. a4 Chicago Demand. Sinclair Con. Oil 19% |Southern Pacific 2% CHICAGO, Feb. 8.—Downturns in'southern Railway the price of wheat took place today Standard Oil of N. J. pfd. 5 | during the early trading, quotations studebaker Corporation .~ 95% here following the tead given by the! Texas Co. ....... 44% markets at Liverpool and Buenos Texas and Pacific "30% Aires. ‘The Mt hat the decline Tobacco Products . 63% at Liverpool as measured in English trancontinental Oil 10 money was offset by an advance in'Union Pacific 1291 sterling exchange appeared to be over- [; People’s Gas . Pittsburg and West Va. . Ray Consolidated Copper . 3% S. Food Products ae On the decline hore, however. |1; s) Retall Stores 54m demand from commission houses 1; a broadened. Opening prices, which | Urstag etatey en opber 43%, ranged from % to 1c lower, with May trited States Steel 6% % to $1.28 and July $/-10% to \ttan Copper 61% were followed by a moderate |.) neste air Subsequently reports of dust and Mheeteeseccviar aished oar sandstorms in Kansas, together witlf| , oerican Zinc, Lead and Sm. 13% unfavorable crop advices from Okla-| Bitte and Superior 25% homa and Nebraska led to a sharp uD-/qaja petroleum “7% turn in values here. July delivery|stontana Power. x: rose to $1.16%, the highert price yet gnattuck Arizona 8uB this season, a jump of 6%¢ from the pure oi * 84% low point earlier in the day. The yvincible Oil 14% close was unsettled, 2%0 to Se net General ‘Asphalt 60% higher, May $1.30% to $1.31"and July $1.16% to $1.16%. further setback. Corn and oats eased down with wheat. off, the corn market continued to sag. After opening a shade to %c Later when wheat started upward corn also advanced. May at SSX @58i%o to E8%c. The close was) firm, %@%e to 1%c net higher, with! Oats started % to &c down May 41% to 41i$c and then weakened still further. Provisions were lifted a litte in val ue as a result of an hog market. Glosing Quotations. Low. Wheat— Open. High. $1.27% $1.31% advance in the % lter of scctiun 7-39-78 was completed 1.10% 1.16% 110% 1.16% 57% BDH BTA RH +60 61% «59% 6144 40 40% 39%, 40% 42 Al 41% 18.70 18.70 10.30 10.40 10.52 10.85 Ribs— May -__ 9.85 9.85 iby) Sos te Prices By Grades. CHICAGO, Feb. red, $1.28@1.29% . 4 red, @1.28%. Corn—No. 2 mixed, 53%c; No. 2 yellow, No. 2 white, 58@39%%c; No. 3 white, $1.18% 524 @ the 40 acres immediately west of the .property. The officers are nearly all Helena mer ling Dr. Watt, pres ident; H. L. Dr. H treasurer; id the oil industr, the Arro Oil and Refinery company at Lewistown is in receipt of a letter from a fruitgrower in Grand View, Wash., asking for al price on 50 barrels of crude oil to be; used for spraying fruit trees. ‘The| The report states that those two} letter stated that investigations now Wells will be drilled to a depth of 4,- are being made by horticultural ex-/500 feet and that a special drilling perts with a view to providing the eifi- elency of, Montana crude for that pur- en an appeal to the supreme court from the judgment in favor of the at- Shell river to within 15 miles of Lew-| torney general and the county attor- !stown will be a most favorable pros-| 1 of Fallo The action © was brought to restrain these officials n executing a chapter of the last session laws inst the company tes a plant at Baker, ont., for manufacture of carbon from natural gas which would effect of closing the plant on d that h use of gas is The derrick of the Western Petrol- eum Exploration well on the Willow Creek structure near Choteau was blown down by a recent storm and the must be rebuilt in order to pull casing in the well. Information received in Helena to the ef: that the Absa: company has recently let cont the drilling of two deep test wells in the Antelope structure of the Mos- §.—Wheat—No. 3 52% @53%. Oats— 35@36%c. Rye—No. 3, 88c, Barley 55@62c. ,Timoty seed, $5@7.50. Clover seed $12@: Pork nominal. Lard $ Ribs $9.50@10, Butter and Eggs. Feb, rst 30@36c; : ds 34460. Eggs—Uncha 10,997 cases : eT by field in the vicinity of Lewistown. machine of extra heavy construction is under way to handle the unusual depth. from several miles east of the Mussel- Pective of! area and that the ultimate result of such a condition could hard- ly be estimated. Cullen & Zimmerman Mill and Cabinet Shop Phone 1743W 427 East Railroad Avenue Mill work of all kinds, storm sashes, screens, store fixtures, Kitchen cabinets, colonnades and furniture repairing. Anything in the line of cabinet work. We givé absolute satisfaction. A satisfied customer is our best advertisement. 8.—Butter; higher; | : Should the test prove success- | soo Gas Products company has tak- ful it is said that the entire territory | MIOWEST OPENS PAIR OF WELLS The Midwest Refining company completed two wells in the Salt Creek field during the past week, one of which had an average daily production of 700 barrels. Well No. 19 on the northwest quar- to a depth of 2,192 feet, at which point commercial production was encoun- tered. The well was shut in pending a later test. Steady ‘liquidation of minor special- ties emphasized the irregularity of the first hour. Food Products, Intern: LIBERTY BONDS. ny and transacting meeting. 3%s .. tional Harvester, Sumatra’ Tobacco First 4s 0 common and preferred and Famous . W. D. FREIGHTING. CO. Second 45 . Players eased one to two points. and By R. M. Bartholomew, First 4%o several of the cheaper motors and Secretary. Second 4%s steels reacted sharply. Rajls were the| ~UbUsh Jan. 18, 25, Feb.\1, §, 1922. Third 4%s5 only sustaining features of tht group. Fourth 44s St. Paul, Chicago Northwestern com- Victory 4%s - mon and preferred, Northen Pacific, “omarry ~ Erle first preferred and New Orleans, ‘Texas and Mexico gaining one to two points. The market tmproved before noon, Corn Products rallying with Baldwin. while Culf States Steel, Chandler and Chandler and Studebaker were again taken in hand. The open rate for call loans held at & per cent, but private offerings were made at 4% per cent. Crude Market | Grass Creek ----.---------------$1.90 Elk Basin Leeuve Creek —/----------------- 1.90 Hamilton Dome ~-----------—--— 1.48 Rock River ---------~—-—~----31.50 Salt Creek Big Muddy -. Mule Creek Metals. NEW YORK, Feb. 8—Copper dull; electrolytic spot and nearby 13%; futures 13%a13%. Tin firm; spot and nearby 32.12. bulk de-| futures 31,75a31.87. Yew quotable up) Iron gfeady unchanged. to $10.00. | Lead steady; spot 4.70 a4.80. Sheep receipts 10,000; killing classes, zing quiet; East St. Louis delivery strong to “Zc higher; fat lambs top stop 4.50a4.55. $14.50; bulk early $13.75@14.25; fat! ‘Antimony spot 4.40. ewe top early $7.60; Lulk early $6.50@ ni ahora 7.25; light feeder lambs early $12.25. Foreign Exchange Strong. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Great tain—Demand 4.36%, cables 4.36%. 8.—{United| France—Demand 8:59%, cables 8.60. States Bureau of Markets).—Hog re-| Italy—Demand 4.9234, cables 4.93. ceipts 18,000; 10 to 20c higher; bulk! Belgium — Demand 8.2414, cables $9,00@ 9.30; top $9.40; packing grades) s.25, $7.50@8.00 Germany — Demand Cattle receipts 5,000; beef steers and 514. she stock active, 10 to 25c higher; bulls and veals steady; stockers and feeders strong to 15¢ higher. i Sheep receipts 8,000; lambs 15 to 25c higher; bulk $13.25@13.50; top $13.60; sheep strong; bulk ewes $6.25 @6.75; top $6.85; feeders a-big 25c higher; best feeding lambs 12.75; shear- ing lambs 13.00. ‘ We ‘clean curtains of the finest fabrics with- out disturhing their tex- ture. You may think you need new curtains but you will change your mind when you see the excellence of our dry cleaning. Phone us. pigs mostly 10 sirable $9.50@9. Bri- Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., ‘eb. -50%, cables PHONE 56 We Want Your Furs Sell them while the demand is here and the prices high. We must have 1,100 Coyotes for which we have contracted. 4 We are still paying the highest prices for pelts and hides and wool. : Denver Quotations. DENVER, Colo., Feb. 8.—Cattle re-} ceipts 700;,market slow about steady; beef steels, $6.00@7.25% cows and Upon completion of well No. 15A on the northwest quarter of section 19- % 40-78 a test was made which gave an; jnitial yield in .excess of 700 barrels of oll a day. The lease of 80 acres on| which this well was completed is own- ed jointly by the Utak Oil and Refin- ing company .and the Coastal Plain: Oil company. The Midwest company | |developed the lease on an operating} agreement. | Livestock Mart | Chicago Prices. | CHICAGO, Feb. §.—{United States Bureau of Markets).—Uattle receipts 7,000; slow; beef steers and she stock steady to strong; early top yearlings ; good matured steers $8.65; bulk @7.65; veal calves, bulls, stockers and feeders steady; bulk vealers $10.00 @10.50; bulk bolognas $4.00@4.25. Hogs recetpis 18,000; slow steady to 10¢ higher than yesterday's average; big packers holding back; top $10.50 on 160 to 170 pound hogs; bulk lights Terrace Gardens For Private Parties Call 697M Glass, |silver 6,5%c; Mexican dollars 50c. ' |j Oil Field Maps Blue Prints BUY IT FROM THE CASPER GLASS & PAINT COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ~ A Proof Products Agency—Window Plate Glass, and Mirrors. Call and let us give you some tips on Varnish buying. 114 E. Midwest—Phone 1374 heifers $4.50@7 ves $6.50@9.00; bulls $3.00@: stockers and feeders $5.55 @6.8! Hogs receipts 1,500; market lugher; top $9.36; bulk $9.00@9.2 | Sheep receipts 3,900; market steady} 25c higher; lambs $12.50@13.10; ewes $6.75@7.00; feeder lambs $11.75 @12.00. faba siete aod Olay RICHARD GREEN, 516 W. Yellowstone 25¢ 5 Silver. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Foreign bar SERVICE SATISFACTION Steen & Shaull Welding Co. East Second and Yellowstone CASP! Surveying and Locations ER, WYO. Geologists Oil Expe-.s such other usiness as may come before said 10 o’clock a. m. at Room 806, Con Cass} is called for the purpose of winding} up the business affairs of said com- 113 E. RAILROAD AVE. POOOSLOSOSOOODOOOD OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING WORK GUARANTEED Phone 6285 your convenience. WIRE | 1055 Broadway AUDLLUKS DENBERG Pax rel 162 ReiMEKin & VAN Accountants—income 4th Floor 0-5 Bu.dg. ACCOUNTANTS ae GUARaNien Keuibsky CORRP. and <ccountants—Swek WOmING ALUIY COMPANY 414-15 Midwest ser. Miag. Mhone 289 General Acconnting. ARCHITECTS Dupud & GUuUsuUs, Architects ieooms L-L? ‘Lownsend sock, Casper, wyo. Phone 440, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects, 415 Oil Exchange piug. Phone 1162. AUTO PAINTING SabWwate AND CUMPANY AuLO PAWN Phone 1072W 4 Nurth Kimball : For First Class AUTO PALNGING AND RIMMING @asl at Casper Auto Lop suop = |633 Douth Cemer St. — Phone 1084R Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric Gabriel Snubbers Hold Your Car to the Road For Sale by Casper Battery Co 508 E. Yellowstone Hwy. Phone 907 Wholesalers and Dealers of a Complete Line of Automobile and Truck Accessories And Equipment MILLER GEARED-TO-THE ROAD TIRES McKONE TIRES The Wyoming Automotive Co. 500 E. Yellowstone Building Materials Weare equipped with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lumber and build- ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. _ KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 Paints, Varnishes Phone 1473-R Se BAGGAGE and TRANSFER ———————————E OS wm ethane Eas UU, [Baggase, meavy mauuly aud iano Moving. rnowe id. Res. Phone 5«W | DU VAD thane Whit Baggage and uransier Phone 146d A breiianik, CHIROPRACTORS DK. b. G. HAHN DK. BVNA HatN Hue 2, sowisend sock Phones: vilive 423, Hes. 1235. Wb. Mattnny, Chuopructor 162 Nor suuvali of hone 1491, De. 1. BE. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bicg. Phone 1757 | DOcToRS DR. MARSHALL C.. KEITH Oufice Phone 30. " “Residence 164. Private Hospital—¢12 South ELECTRICIANS. AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring, Motors, Repairin, | Let Us Estimate Your Wo: Phone 1080 | R. M. MOSHER TRUCK OWNERS Is Your Engine a Buda? We have recently opened an office in Denver for You can get any part for any model Buda. Let’s put a “Buda” in your truck. The Buda Engine Parts Co. Denver, Colo. Phone 309 WRITE Phone Champa 7533 Business and Professional Directory LAW YEKS HENCH AND SIsHOP Bulle 9) ley ealiding: Phone 198. BULLACK AND LACY duite 204-205 Midwest’ Bldg, Ph 1200 NICHULS & SIuKKETT 3090-10-11 OL “Mcckandg e Bldg. 206-207 Oil xchange Bldg. 'ALLIAM 0. WILSON sues eee tock LIFE INSURANCE Prudential Insurance Co, of America Peas Sgt aR Fos OSiEOFATHS DR. CAKULANE CU. DAVIS, A Physician Suite 6 Iribune Apartments enone 383 | ped athe Ae ic ib, ° Rm. 5-7 Wood bike Thoue 12733, DR. ©. A. SANFORD SACAal ‘Midwest Builuing Phonr 1036 DK GC. IT. ARNO! Js, 310 0-S Building Phone 1754 PLUMBERS SERVICE PLUMB: Plumbing, Heating, Gas aaa Work and General Pipe ¥ 1102 South Eln St, Phones 1077M and 459) ThisisinGaD DES oe KAVIATOR KEP AIRING —___—____.. ey CasvER AU haem UR WORKS 434 c ork ing: + Yeliuwsione RUUE FUN. nAC LNG _ WWlNG KuuriNG Generas ssvouig Palin aclata Vecapain ing and Recoa' s) ; 627! est ‘Twebthe = "viene Mea SIGN FAINTING “BUSH DID Ir Bush Signs, Show Ca. 'Art. 242 > W. Yellowstone, an Aeeee STEWART AND COMPANY SIGNS and SHOW CAabe Outdoor Advertisi Phone 1072W It North Kimban TAXIDERMISTS THE RELIABLE FUR S Manufacturing and Rem i eee 333 South Elm Street AUGUST. t and Phont: 791M Phone 1923 MARTIN, ‘Taxidermis Coyote Rugs a Specialty 103 South Conwel} TAILORS ., ©. WHALEY ents" paling, Cleaning, iterations, Phono 483J. (fades: and 6 ities tiawesct Aven s-—Ktecor! Phone aw f \