Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 9

TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922 SSS SSE Se OTE be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE NINE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING the ating the words and the rate per word for ‘The Casper Dall: CLOSING net ng urged Ads to be 5 roperiy mui Daily Tribune oft Want Ads received after 10:30 Pp . m. will be inserted under ‘4 “Too Late to Classify.” HELP WANTED—IMALE —_——————— -ANTED—Keal live ambitious house WaNhouse solicitor; & gced proposi- tion to adress Box Alte ‘Tribune. x % Oo eaeate —————— STED—First class rainter and Nascorator will do work and take pay voc buil@ing and loan Me good lot. Indulge Western Realty Co, Phone 1078. 3-25-3t ——— HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED —AGiddle aged | hay to do care ppt children; can stay at home nights iif'desired. 13 West Seventh street. 3-28-1t* HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE before —$—$—— YOUNG men, women, ovbr 17, desir- ing government posiltions; $120 monthly; write for free ist of posi- tions now open. R. Terry (former civil service examiner), 915 © building, Washington, D. C. POSITIONS WAITED EXPERT typist and posting machine operator desires positiort Box A-151. ‘Tribune. 3-27-2t* — POSITION WANTED— Experienced ealeslady desires podition. Box A-153, Tribune. 3-28-3t* POSITION WANTED—L:}iy and son with several years expeFience cook- ing in oil fields would like positions cooking in Wyoming fiiids; refer. Address Louise Fitighner, 402 Parieway. Niles, Mich. 8-27-20! ‘WANTED—Position by experienced refined sosie | as Staten noaee references ex ‘Olive. Walkioe, Clarence, iMo. 3-28-4te SERVICES OFFERED ti You WANT call at 867 So. Aj ——- niture re prices. John Jestnings d Jansen. Phone 1681. or 1681M. specialty; done at 1 street. Phone 268J. also| two's $45; three’s ‘$60; o's $45; Phone | cows, $65 EEADINGS given by Mac! Pin eaiye, eae mind or cards. East street. opposite Bur! pot. Phone 673R. WANTED TO EUY WANTED TO BUY— Fiimiture of any kind. 120 West Midwiest avenue Phone 249. ‘ 2-24-tf ———————— WANTED—We now have customers for small homes on easy! paymen lst yours with us. See Ben,,Realty C Realtors, 202-203 Midwest Canoe -28-4t sure by p2eate _— WANTED TO BUY—A Ipt with a small house or garage on.it in south part of city; must be chearé P. O. box 19. 3-16-tt WANTED—Small furnisht#d modern house in good locations must be reasonably priced; I can ‘Hirnish the best of references. Phone 987, Stat- man. 3-27-3t ———— WE BUY and sell anything of value. Exchange Furniture Co. Doe wy B a WANTED TO BUY — Futirniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue Phone 249. 2-24-t£ WANTED TO BUY — Fitrniture of any kind. 120 West Midwist avenue Phone 249. 2-24-tf —— WANTED—Anything you bpve in the way of second hand funkiture will pay more for it. Phone rioae. 3 'ANTED—Small grocery April 1. Te P. O. bax 76! 6-tf WANTED—TO RI INT WANTED TO RENT—New tor second hand lumber for cement forms for basement; will give deposit; and pay for use. Box 1097, Casper, Wyo. spite WANTED—MISCELLAMEOUS _ ‘WANTED—Piano to store; Wiferences Elven. Call the Tribune. 3-25-Stdh FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ Ford touring car— Hupmobile and 1921 Overland Four, reasonalfly priced New Chervrolet at $225 dow. Wyorning Oldsmobile Co., 454 East Yellowstone avenue. Phone ‘$87. 3-25-3t Se FOR SALE—Hudson Super Six in 00d condition. Call at \West Yel- lowstone garage. 3-27-3t® a eee POR SALE—Chandler gp )rt _ car: ood condition; if interested in real bargain, phome 797M = 3-28-2t in The| to |pxiNGING UP FATHER NOT HOME ‘YET - ALL NIGHT- PLL FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE— Neat little tworoom Square | 3-28-4t FOR SALE—Beantiful new home by owner and builder; very reasonable; in best part of Casper; if you are go- ing to build give me nee to fig- ure I have lots o: from. 629 Kirk strovt FOR SALE—Three-room house; part of city. Phone 1605M. 3-25-4t FOR SALE—Sraall house near brew- ery for quick section; $950; will trade. See Ben Realty Co. Realtors, | 202-203 Midwest building. 3-28-4E FOR SALE—Four-room house on cor-| ner lot; three blocks from Center| street; good business location; this| is a big bargain; price $3,250, $1,000 cash; will consider car as part pay. ment. Call 968W or 12! FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE | ing Station Co. Dh SALE—Best residence lot; close on East Thirteenth stree! sets cash takes it; act now. See Ben, Realtors. 3-28-4t Pat re, RAL Two tote set Reeth Came in six Pp. ot Daned 319. 3-24-6t FOR SALE—Future business location mtage on ‘pavement; East rooms above garage; cn it now that would pay interest on investment. See | Ben Realty Co., Realtors. 202-203 Mid- west building. it ‘or cash; terms if desired. Cali at he “South ‘Walnut street after 5 p. ™m., 3-28-4t* RELINQUISHMENTS, ETC. EX-SERVICE MEN TAKE NOTICE. I can locate two seven to ten harness; one ad wagon, L. EB. Blanchard. 1206 street. Phone 1147J. £. 3-23-12t FOR SALE—Ninety native dehorned Hereford $30; per head; April 15 delivery. Douglas, Wyo. 3-27-6t" single wagon g00d condition. 340 8-28-1t* w. R. FOR SALE—Horse, and harness, ‘West Yellowstone avenue. ton eggs; fresh from ranch ice Brothers Grocery. irs. Keit! 3-28.1te HOUSEHOLD GOODS AUCTION SARTAIN AND SUMEY HOUSE Buying and selling all the time, used and new gage upholstering . Sartain, and repairing. wuction- eer, 326 Wicet “Yellowstone. avenue. Phone 16175. 11-19-t£ FOR SALE—Davenport library table; rugs, dining suite; buffet; “rocke: stoves, $150 or will sell separatel. Phone’ 1596M, evenings. 3-28-3t* —— six: tor office home; reasonably priced. Bullack and Lacy, lawyers, Phone 1200. 3-28-3t* ——— FOR SALE — Household furniture. 1520W. 3-28-2t ee and| mp US for eas appliances; we will \ save you money. Exchange tees ture Co., Phone 1086. tt ture Go,,s Phone 2086. f° | 268 FOR SALE—Mahogany rockers; din- ing table and chairs; brass eat two dressers; kitchen cabine' etc. 1116 South Poplar stre have anything to trade, call at 36% o FOR SALE—Walnut dresser and bed ih FOR SALE—Baby carriage condition. 319 East A street. FOR SALE—Good opportunity for someone furnishing their home; furniture practically new at half price. 515 South Durbin = ak Two AM, AND THAT WALROS SIT OP AND WAIT FoR HIM | FOR FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at it | Ben. section oak | rent very or | street. $25, North Durlfin street. Fhone|ning hotel. WELL - TLL Fix him- BY GOLLY: SHE'S UP- | HOPE THIS RECORD WILL WIN HER Tribune office. 1-35-tfdb FOR SALE—Office furniture; beaut!- ful solid mahogany roll top desk; two chairs for customers, all for less than cost of desk. See Ben, 202-293 Mid- west building. Realtors. 3-28-4t FOR SALE—Grevel and sand deliv- ered. Phone 1147J. 3-23-12t FOR SALE-—One plumbers furnace; some wrenches and dies; also car- penter tools. 1302 South Spruce eer Phone 1575. 3-28 ers; for the money. South Durbin street. FOR SALE—Water well drilling rig complete; ready to go to work wit! contracts to keen busy for the sum- mer, Call between 6 and 7 evenings, rear Evanston Hotel. H.C. Temple. | 8-27-2t FOR SALE OR TRADE call FOR SALE OR TRADE—Sma!! Mis- tt} sour farms for Ceapee property. ;What have you? 243 South Center street. Phone 702. 3-27-2t FOR SALE OR TRADE—Homestead relinquishment, $40 acres seven miles from railroad; 15 acres in = also house and lot; will sell or for Ford car. James Kelly, Mills, Wyo FOR RENT HOUSES \FOR, RENT_Threeroom house mod- cept close in.823 South Center street. ‘Bee S.21-tt FOR RENT- eee aes house, strict- gas, lights with full basement. 137 North Jackson aires roa FOR RENT—Three-room house, fur- nished; 'c close to refinery and school: comfortable; only $30. 27 South "Sottmnwced street. 3-22-66 FOR _RENT-—Large one-room house; well furnished; lights, gas. 12223 South Poplar street. 3-27-3t FOR RENT — Five.com modern house. 1137 South Cedar Cae 3-271 FOR RENT --Fiveroom unfurnished house; gas heat; close in. 218 North Beech strect. 3-27-4t FOR RENT —_Two-room furnished house; bath, Murphy bed, gas, and lights. Phone 1458. 3-28-2t FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished house, corner of Sixth street and eee avenue; $78 per month. Mills, Wyo. 3-25-3t? FOR RENT — Four: modern house, cumpletely furnished; gas. 60 CY avenue. 3-28-2t Two-room furnished) house; $25 “per month. Inquire at Metz Bakery, 601 South Durbin street. Phone 570W. 3-38-3t FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Modern sleopingroom, adjoining bath, 302 CY avenue. Phone 119R_ 8-87-2t FOR RENT—Nice uj room, all ; suitable for two or three 922 South David ee 9 -6t FOR RENT—Good furnished room in modern home; close in; $5 per week. 523 South Park street. Phone 646R. ‘ee 3-27 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with bath; clean and reasonable rent; one block from center of town. 163 North Wolcott street. 3-23-6t® FOR RENT—Sleepi nicely furnished and close in. Call rear door, forenoons. 443 South Durbin street. 3-27-2t FOR RENT—Room in strictly mod- ern home, including garage; $25 per month. Inquire at 128 “West Eleventh street. Phone 897M. FOR RENT— Large front bedroom for one or two gentlemen; close in reasonable. 225 South Park Phone 973W.- 3-28-3t* POR RENT—Modern front room; $40 per month. 326 East First street; two and one-half blocks east of br 38-28-1t M AND BOARD in private fam- ily; home privileges; prices reduced. 515 South Beech street. 3-25-60 ROOMS at the Antler; exclusive; mod- erate. 616 South Wolcott street. cit suitable for two or three gentlemen FOR SALE—Bargains in cal euth Des He Tw. Casper Gas Appliance Co. Civ 3-27-3t em FOR RENT-— Large modern | front FOR SALB—One good piano. 629 room, adjoining $20_ per} East Twelfth street. 8-23-tf/ month; also waaee saa South saat A se eS ae IF YOU WANT second-hand furni | Sect: . turefl or anything second-hand, or|7OR RENT—Room in modern home, one and one-half block south of the South Ash street or phone 1660. 7-9-tt| Palms. 243 South Kimball street. 3-27-8t complete; Eden washing machine;]ROOM AND BOARD in __ private also Singer sewing machine; very rea-| home; $2 peri woels; home sonable. 931 West Twelfth street. cooking; very redsonable. Phone B-26-3t* | 1533R. 3-27-2t in good} FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep-|——— suitable for twa gentle ingroom.: 3-27-4t | men; close in. 423 South Beech street. 3-25-3t new|FOR RENT—Front bedroom in mod- ern home: suitable for two. 634 South Durbin streat. Phone ca ara 3-27-6t* 7 floors; gas; |$17.50. 1427 South Cottonwood excep West Fourteenth street, Phone 1635R. 3-27-30° light furnished; | 3-28-1t | FOR RENT—Two rooms for housekeeping; partly gas. 431 East Fifth street. 3-28-1t furnished or un-| coping H fe; near Fe- foe: 1145 South Cottonwood street. t 328-4 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS- FOR RENT—Modern two-room apart- ment Sent at 618 West Ninth at Inquire West ig aay 27-3te basement urniahed: modern. } Phone 15635 3-27-20 FOR RENT — A moders furnished apartment, Lol and heat. | Avalon Apartm: 534 West Ninth street. Phone 43! we 3-23-6t soe South 7 Tinooin street. FOR RENT—Threeroees furnished basement apartment; lights, close to refinery 3-24-6t | For FOR RENT—First floor ef modern home; close in; nicely furnished; for apo: lances required. ‘Tribune. FOR RENT — Four unfurnished rooms strictly motern; hardwood floors; shower bath, 706 South Lincoln street. 3-28-2t TOR RENT —Niplly furdiahed three. ‘modern vi apartment; vacant March, 30. 231 South Grant street. 3.28-2t FOR RENT— New modern furnished ‘epartme: three rooms; bath; two clothes close’ water heat; Third street. 4 RENT—Three-room apartment, furnished except linen; bath; close in. 224 North Wolcott street. 3-28-4t FOR RENT—Modern two-room apart- iment; just completed; close in. 603 South Beech street. Phone 364M. gas rent reduced. Phone 1335W. -2t | FOR RENT—Two-room all modern, ed = apartment; laundry; close ir. 919 East Third street 3.28-3t |For, RENT—Nice clean unfurnished paved street. Inquire Moun tain Realty Corp., 309 O-S building. 3-27-3t* RENT—Nice three-room apart- ment, $55; also nice two-room base- at 1028 South Walnut 3-27-3t FOR RENT—Very desirable down- town apartment; modern in every respect; unfurnished except Murphy bed and electric range; consists of liv- ingroom, kitchen, pri bath ani closets; hot and cold water furnished; privilege, of use of laundry and, elec: tric washer. Phone 1539M. FOR RENT — Furnished two-room pears apartment. 932 South Geta! t FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, ment apartment; hot and cold water. h street. Phone 1470. 3-27-3t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished @partment; large clothes closet; laundryroom; gas, water, lights fur- nished; reduced rent; bath and phone. 161 North Jackson ‘street.” FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished basement apartment; newly renovated no childrpn. 742 East Yellowstone avenue. 3-28-1t* FOR RENT—Tworoeom iene 2 apartment; Murphy bed; e dressingroom; also two-room furnish- ed apartment; close In. 233 West Seventh street. Phone 1543W. 3-28-6t FOK RENT —Furnished two and three-room ents; gas, water and electricity; close in. Yellowstone avenue. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished two- room apartment; close in. Whaley | Apartments, 610 South Ash street. Phone 1392J. : 8-28-tf FOR RENT — Modern apartment; close in, consisting of large living room; Murphy bed; bath; built-in dresser; breakfast, nook; kitchenette; gas range; hot and cold water; hot water heat; $55; this is a nice apart ment for two; outside entrance. 2!4 South Lincoln street, Apartment 4. Phone 1424M or 381. 8-28-tf FOR RENT—Strictly high class mod- ern, up-totheminute apartment; large livingroom; private sleeping- room; bath; kitchenette; breakfast nook; hot water heat; gas range; hot and cold water; janitor service. Corn- 1}FOR SALE—Apartment | the cage Phone 16100. FARMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Forty acres of land; two room house; furnished except bed ding; hick. | small 1 barn: 413 Midwest building. FOR RENT Ground floor storeroom; sultable for Arkeon Bldg. Phone 1485. 3-18-tt |) FOR RENT—Good business location; | can be leased. Phone 431W. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Child's small gold wrist watch Sunday morning, between 827 Hast A street and Presbyterian church. Re- turn to 827 East A street. 3-27-8t tortoise shell rim -24-tf | LOST—One pair a glasses. Please return to D. &. Mac- milan at Richards and Cunnin; Reward BUSINESS Ci:ANCES }was born in WANTED—Estimates on ee ee four-room modern houses, 24x26 feet with full basement. Paul Hube: 101 South Center street. 3-25-3t* y | POR BALE —Rest rooming knd board board. house proposition in Casper. full tntormation address Rise ‘Tribun FOR RENT OR LEASE—Furnished tailoring and pressing shop. 278 West A street. -28-3t® house; _in- come $8,400 year; price $37,500; Will take as part payment a residence up Po $15,000, balance can be paid zs five j years. P.'O. box 319. -25-tt YOUR BIG CHANCE. Own an up-to-date grocery store in splendid location; rent $50 per month, for quick sale we offer stock and fix fares for $750, $500 cash will handle; this includes meat market. Call at of. fice for further information. Mont- gomery Realty Co. 3-27-3t PERSSWAL PSYCHOMETRY And palmistry by request. Will re- main in Casper a few days longer; come early. Mrs. Blood, Room 51, West Hotel. 3-28-28 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE _OF FINAL SETTLE. MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE. : In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District, in and for the County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. In the matter of the Estate of Thomas W. Wroot, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons inter- ested in the above entitled estate that on the 28th day of February, 1922, the undersigned administra- tor filed his final account and peti- tion for distribution of said estate with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court, where anyone interested may examine said account and petition and file objections thereto at any time on or before April 25, 1922, that is within thirty days after the last publication of this notice on March 28, 1922, and if no objec- tions are filed. the administrator will make final settlement of said estate on April 25, 1922, or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard by the Court. Ssex this 28th day of February, A. D. 1922. E. L. McGRAUGH, Administrator of the Estate of Thomas W. Wroot, Deceased. Pub. Feb, 28. Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1922. ergs NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual stockholders meetin; of the Chappell Oil Company will be held at the offices of the com- pany in the Consolidated Royalties Building, room 301, City of Casper, County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming, at 10 o’clock in the fore- noon on Wednesday, the 5th day of April, 1922, for the election of a Board of Directors to manage thi business of the company for the en- suing year, or until such time as their successors are elected and qualified, as well as for the consid- eration and transaction of such other business as may come before ae W. GARRISON, t. Sec. Chappell Oil Co. Publish “Mie Mar. 17, 18, 20 at, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 81, April 1, 3, 4, 1922. a Acne 24 The meaning of a word in Chinese is indicated by the musical tone in whioh it is uttered. One word may have as many ag five different tones, each of which, when sounded, gives be word an entirely different mean- ng. —— ‘The world's tallest chimney, recent- ly constructed at Anaconda, Mont. er Third and Lincoln street. Phone 1424M or 381. 3-28-tf is three feet hirher than the Wash- ington monument, =" Box 3-28-4t®| South America, Central America, Ol! —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus DARLING: 1 AM GROWING OLD- SILVER THREADS AMONG # THEGOLD J gg 4 =e ADDITIONAL OIL. NEWS Colonel Hattield’s Experience In Oil Research Reads Like Page Torn From the Arabian Nights FORT WORTH, Texas, March 28.—I want to introduce He comes in the form of a “sother,” There are two things that I have always loved—southern people and heroes, but it seems that popular novelists never could get their heroes across the Mason- you to a new character. southern hero. Dixon line. 3 My hero, is Col. 3. H. Hatfield. Virginia, but after many | ® lyears of world-wide travel, came to] ® am going to tell you some more He | About it when I have more time. Here's secret for you—I think that I am oing to get to go down to San Saba Texas, just as many other wise men| Pretty soon to seo the spudding in of are doing these days. It was oll interest which brought] “! Colonel Hatfield to our state. He ts a goologist—world renowned, He was one of Sir Boverton Redwood's party of London in an exposition specializ- ing in research work as to Bremen erosions, consequ: tions and volcanic sheceaanies Then he was in various parts of Europe and Russia under A. Beeby Thompson, in @ party on petroleum exploration could go on and on telling you of his varied experience, but there is #0 much more to talk about. I shall just add that there is not an oll field in the world which Colonel Hatfield has not explored in Europe, Asia, Africa, j India, Australia, Russia China, Japan Philippine Islands, Hawailan Islands Mexico, or the United States. I like Colonel Hatfield and you will ike him too when you meet him. He is so thoroughly human—just another one of the common clay who does not aspire to the “high-brow” method of living. He is content to “live by the side of the road. His life has been interesting, yet fraught with danger. He knows war, having fought with the Cubans when they threw off the Spanish yoke. He was one of seven men to be sentenced to death in Mexico City, when the American Marines were in Vera Cruz. Through political influence, he was able to escape death, yet his enor- mous fortune, which he amassed in the nine years in Mexico was confis- cated by the government. This will probably be returned when the Mexi- can affairs are settled. For five years Colonel Hatfield has studied Texas, he has covered the state from side to side, corner to corner, by foot. He ts a man of tremendous strength: and endurance. Mr. Hatfield, with all his geological knowledge and practical experience, says that he believes Texas oil fields offer the greatest possibilities yet to be discovered. To back his judgment he has bought vast acreages through: out the oll section. Tis company is organized on such an unique plan that it is sure to bring satisfying results. Col. Hatfield is the Wttle man's! Casper, Wyo. * Phone 440 friend. To quote him: “It's the little men who make a nation. The big|GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Colonel Hatfield is also a little man in his company; he reserved only 10,000 units out of 500,- 000, for himself. No one can own more than $1,000 worth of units. His organization is really marvelous. WITT LEASE SYNDICATE COMPANY PROGRESSING IN TEXAS OIL PROGRAM is the sole trustee for the company and has exercised great care in select- ing the leases. The company’s acre- age is composed of two valuable leases gontaining 2,600 acres. One lease of 40 acres is in the great out of a 1,000 acre lease tract on which | @ well is now being drilled, and is lo- cated within 1,0000 feet of the well. “A friend of mine is drilling this well, and it was through the personal friendship that exists between us that enabled me to get this wonderful 40- acre tract.” Mr. Witt said in an in terview. Tho driller of the well is a success: his new well. Company Daennsed by Fargo the southeast quarter of s 4th floor 0-8 Bldg. 208-11 OM Exchange Bldg. 415 Oil Exchange Bildg. ui Phone 1072W | Res. Phone £7W gusher field of Mexia. This lease is Suite 318 Midwest Bldg. Yuttermeister Bide. If I do I shail tell you I about the : the plosic. RAINBOW WILL BE DISSOLVED Will Pass Ob cf Existence Petroleum company, of stock, 78 whith already supports one pro- AUDITORS er & VAN DENBERG + ee TOF pane Tax ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP, Auditors and Account af Registrar and Tranfer Agents WYUMING AUDIT COMPANY ha 9) Midwest Ref. Bldg, Phone 289 Financial Reports and , Income Tax Service and General Accounting ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block Architects AUTO PAINTING STEWART AND COMPANY Auto Painti BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano Moving. Phone 74J. SEARLES TRANSFER MOVING A SPECIALTY BEAUTY PARLORS CASPER BEAUTY |Lucille Ellis Expert Marcelling FORT WORTH, Texas, March 28.—| The Witt Lease Syndicate fund com- CONTRACTORS pany is progressing nicely. Mr. Witt! ———- CHIROPRACTORS 3.0 JEFFREY DR. aN A GRAHAM JEFFREY DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Sulte 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball St. Phone 1457 After acquiring stock ownership of la{the Rainbow through the purchase shares or all outstanding Fargo Oll company is preparing to Stat issolve the company. Business and Professional Directory Service Phone 767 Phone 660 Phone 1162 ainting 134 North Kimball Office Phone 701W SPROUL, Contractor & Builder PI 141 West Tent me 376W Phone 706 ducing well capable of yielding be «ween 50 and 100 barrels of oll a da, The production of this weil is nu being marxeted and the well is to b snot for larger output. The Fargo company now has a 5 50 development agreement with the Western States Ou and Land com pany on this property and other wells will be drilled as soon a= market con. ditions warrant. Other operations of the Fargo com ny which in all probability will re sult in benefits to the company du ag th year are making satisfactory n will test the the Poison Spider on the southwest quar- ion 1-33-83, is now sautdown 1,400 feet waiting for cement to A test of this weil March 12 jeep t et. esulted in the discovery that the or- ginal cementing had not set proper- y becaues of the heavy x=. pressure. New shutting off operations are be- jeved to have been successful and the weil will be making hole again about April 1. The original well on the Weafhers Nu. 2 lease in the Poison Spider Meld, @ part of section 1-33-83 been drilled to the deeper sands of the ‘eld and a test of production during the past week showed a daily average ot 25,000,000 cubic feet of gas, The Fargo « any 1s 4iso install- ing @ machine over well No. 7 on seo thum 3-33-83 in the South Casper Creek field for deeper development. This well was originally completed to a stray sand at a depth of 810 feet. It will be drilled to the Sundance forma- jon about 400 feet deeper in hopes of vastly increasing the production. Preparations are also being made by the Fargo company for develop- ment of a deep sand test of the South Casper Creek field which will be un- dertaken on Section 3-33-83 in the South Casper Creek field this spring. se DYNAMITE CAP TEARS THUMB ON GIAL’S HAND WHEATLAND, Wyo., March 23.— Martha Simmons, a school girl, suf- fered the loss of a thumb and a bad- ly lacerated hand when she probed a pee cap picked up in the road. She also received several slight flesh | wounds in her Lebeat." 5 {LONG FLOOD SEASON ON BIG WIND 1S EXPECTED RIVBRTON, Wyo., March 28.— |Eighty per cent more water will come 1,350,000 |down the Big Wind river this season, the | according to the report o fthe United. Weather bureau showing 25° Under the per cent more snow on the watershed stock purchase the Fargo company|than usual and that it is better pack- became owner of a 40-acre lease on|ed to the same depth than in former tion 5-39] years. A long season of flood water is expected. —$—_ LAWYERS HENCH CaN D BISHOP Bul Building He Bal NICHOLS & STIRRETT _ 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. HAGENS & MURANB Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building BULLACK AND LACX Lawyers Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Pu. 1200 wie 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, gota Block NURSERIES GOLORADO NURSERY CO. 510 South Pass ah OSTEOPATHS DR. eee NEC DAVIS Osteopat! Physi cian Suite 6 Tribune ‘Apartments Phone 388 ote ARE on Room 5-7 Wood Bil. Phone 1277 DR. ©. A. SANFORD Osteopathic Physician Midwest Bldg. Pac 1006 DR. ©. I. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractic Phys! 310 0-8 Building Phons 1754 PLUMBERS SERVICE PLUMB: Plumbing, Heating, Gas ery Repair ork and General ae Work 1102 South Elm § Phones 1077M and tsa RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATO! RKS | pairing —Cleanin; raya 434 W. Yellowstone Phone 10540 se en ENY, ROOF CONTRACTING sera Nooting CG ‘co. ig Contractors, Repair. ig and Recoating a Specialt 27 ne Twelfth Phone 1834W SS AY, SIGN PAINTING DR. LE. BERQUIST Htul operator. He is using a large ro-| tary rig and is expecting to reach the! sand in the next 40 to 60 days. His! opinion that he has good chances for| @ gusher is substantiatel by many oil! experts. “Should he and his friends be right in their. judgment convinced of their convictio would easily bring $100,000. { ‘The other Inase of 2,560 acres is lo- cated in the famous Fort Stockton} shallow pool district in Pecos county. | ‘This acreage is located due south of the producing wells, and is surrounded by five deep drilling tests. ‘The Witt Lease Syndicate is capital-| 1197 South Melrose ized for only $8,000 divided into 400 units. ‘With that arrangement there can +e only 400 shareholders, but Mr. Witt says judging from the subscrip- Prudential Insuranc tions that are coming in that “family” would not excecd 299. the Private Hospital—612 DOCTORS MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Office Phone 30 Residence 164 AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring, Motors, Repairing Phone 1080 Let Us Estimate Your Worl “HOUSE MOVERS __ WILLIAM ene hone LIFE INSURANCE 6 Phone 12563 P. 0. 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