Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1922, Page 7

, MAY 15, 11922. —— LHe ‘he Casper Daily Cridune THE MONEY YOU'RAD in THE SAFE FOR A 6.0.0 PACKAGE YOUR DAUG! ee Be See, aaa FOR RENT..—HOUSES Beacstiecs AS FOR RENT — unfurrished | FOR house, convenient| to wi hot rent reasonable; twioropm Dee rear of lot; party renting Shroom S8l or 1424. house can sub-rent) two-room ‘house. Apply 725 Bast’ Secbad jPhone 6i5I. %-11-6¢9 a FOR RENT — Twei room irnished eel cottage: water in’ Kitchen, Mane Cap an ee ee ee eer Yelk ent excep ng West Xslowmone sjenue, __© 12.5%) soa dishss, $55 por montn, also tase FOR RENT—Three-rpom unfurnished| ™ent ay, reat oe j028 South Wal- house, nice lawn on) pavement; price | But str Phone 843W. 6-13-3t $20: also Sarage at $10; atults only; also three-roomvapartipentaat $45. Call FOR 539W. FOR RENT- Ninth bathroom FOR SALE—Gvod usea cara, all in good shape; prices reasonable; also will sell cars on commission; bring your car over and we will get you cash for it, If you buy om sell a car, come and see us. Auto. Exchange. Fifth and Center streets. 4-21-20 FOR SALE—Ca@flac four-passenger completely $1,500;, terms if de- sired. Call Peterson. Phone 263. 5-13-3t FOR SALE—Cadillac seven-passenger ;| model 55, new tires an dcompletely overhetled; an ideal car for taxi or stage service; price $1,200; terms if desired. Call Peterson. Phone 363; 5-13-8t AUTO ACCESSORIES 6,000.2 MILB a ae et toe ie and tube repairing; tion; oll End gas. Gates Service Station, 240 South Wolcott street. Phoue T01W. 5-11-5t¢ ‘bureau, file your application and gn put you to work, F?oaters, curiosity seekers an@ rattle brein women. stay away. 5-15-1t a er oe WANTED—MALE AND HELP Fange; disap. 345 gs month. Phone S2tt ——— a aa furnished sapart- ment; in. Call at bape ead Third stree, furnished ent with, 8 th Baths eh — Pom in. 605 Phone €95J. B-13-2t* 3D—Girlyas weitress, Inquire and dining room. Inq North “Woleott..street, hine at the Mills Ci Becklinger building. penne nana OR FOR RENT— ‘Dwo-room ‘house; rent $20 per rponth. 2016 South Bas, modern apartment; ‘Dullt-in features, Elder street, Call 29 during offic is tinted; woodwork «maniwled; hours. ‘ _— “ANTED—We .have calla every day WAN fe ‘Second street. 133 South juare. 5-15-6t FOR RENT—Two two-room furnished FOR. RENT—-Modern attractive | apartments, Pico fourfroom residence at, $50| Locust street. 5-15-4t* Rig Seam ye Mepis Mery FR ioe beeeinenetl acl a Ti og ht $25. Inquime H, W. Twichely. ¢i2| FOR OR RENTCNicely furaished two. Twelfth trod, rp basement nt. 933 apartme! B44 south Spruce stro: “Phone 1107W. b-15t2t* ——————$——__ FOR RENT — Two-room furnished FOR, furnished. ences requ! LIVESTOCK FOR SALD OR TRADE ena; dump was Draft, horses, harn: ons, A-1 condition. L. ienarm street. Phone 4-7-30t $15 each. 1337 South| or interest, as }provitied, then in said mortgage it should be and | might be lawful for the said mort- wagee, its successors or assigns, to sell and dispose of the said mort- gaged premises, and all the right, title. benefit and equity of redemp- tion of said mortgagors, their heirs or assigns, therein, at public auc- tion, for cash, accotding to the statutes in such cases made and pro- vided and in the manner therein prescribed, and out of the money arising ‘from suth sale, to retain the said principal and interest, to- gether with the cost and expenses of such sale, anc attorney, solicitor any there be, shcald be paid by the | party making such sale, on demand,’ to the said mortgagors, their heirs, {| executors, soma "And, Whereas, ‘eal rte nd, 1e |, Sai mo! ‘sal jcontained full power of sale of premises therein described, on de- riety] fault in the payment of the princi-| |Psy sum of money and ‘the interest) thereon; and Whereas by the terms jof said ‘mortgage, and the said de-| favlt in the said condition thereof, | | the r of sale contained therein/| has become operative; and whereas, no iit or proceedings have been| debt remaining secured, by thi mortgage, or any part there refore, notice is hereby given | that, by virtue of the power of sale| or counsel ‘fees, vid the overplus. if, administrators. or as-| | instituted at law to recover eat proper resolutions, unanimously adopted, said corporation was or- ite en-| e charter, | dered dissolved, the coi terprise abandoned and franchise and corporate name sur- rendered, said company hav).g ceas- ed to do business, all corporate debts having been paid, all corporate li- abilities discharged and the corpor- ate assets und property distributed | among thr persons entitled thereto. |The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are M. C. Crouch, J.C. agai id R. M. Bartholomew. . SNOOK, Chairman. RYM. Sat Bem Publish oy 17, 24, musi. rari 46] and 22, 1922 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATON. IN THE DISTRICT COURT SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. The State of Wyoming) Jes. County, of Natrona ) c. IBA, Plaintiff. |F. J. LOBELL. and JOSEPH H. LOBELL, . Defendants. To F. J. LOBELL and JOSEPH id\H. LOBELL, the defendants above |miamed, whose present whereabouts are unknown: of this company were present, by! —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus Ont! my SORRY- MR WGcS BOT 1 YUST PAID COT ALL | Griet Over Murder Of Husband:Causes Death of Widow y 15.—The Mrs. Jess -Sitton, Neb., and Chey- enne, friends to have been directly the result of grieving over the death of her husband, who was murdered in the Union .Pacific yards here, while acting as a, watci man, aboit two months ago. Sitton’s slayer was never F dentition. ‘BROTHER OF SENATOR | WARREN DIES 1N EAST CHEYENNE, Wyo., jward W. Jof United States-Senator drancis E. | Warren of Cheyenne, died at Daltcm, | Mass., Friday. Cheyenne he was engaged in the fur. May 15-—=- the present senator. years ago, and one daughter. Warren, 70, younger brother | In the early days of |niture business here with his brother, He ts survived | a widow, to whom he was married sEARCH BEING PENEWED HERE FOR AGO MAN Last. Seen on Departure for Homestead, No Clue Ob- tained by Authori- ties Here. Efforts haye been renewed to solve the mysterious disappe.cance of John Stevens, aged Casper resident who was last seen here during the latter part of June in 1 It ts believed that the man Uis.ppeured from Casper "|shortly after his 76th birthday. The last heard of him was the day that he reported at the local offices of the Natrona county Red Cross and notified Mrs. Payne, the secretary, that he intended to leave that morn ing for his homestead, said to haye been located about 35 «niles from Cas- per, a conveyance having been provid ed by friends. The object of his visit was for the purpose of disposing of the homestead, reporting that he had been offered $300 for his relinquishment Whether the deal was ever completed or not has not been learned as all trace of the man was lost from that time despite diligent efforts of many Persons here to establish |. where. abouts. Details of his pitiful plight are best told in a etter written by the local Red Cross shorily after his disappear- ance. “Hts story is that his only son, John Stevens, died. of influenza at Camp Grant in 1918 amd that he and his wife have the son’s littie daughter, Etta, who ts reeciving her father’s tnsur- ance. He himself lost lis work with @ railroad company last summer be- cause of advanced age and he came to Casper to take up a homestead. “During the month of April Mr: Stevens and his wife and grand-daugh- ter went to visit friends and upon re- turning to their homestead shack found their house with all the con- tents had been burned to the sround. He then came to Casper to secure work as ho and his dependants had no 1206 North Gi Tune, wacanel use| FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Ha, examinations; ReaD cn te Np mentee br ‘You, will please take notice, that| FOR SALE—Two I-ts in East Bar Rock River Home upward; experience unnecessary. sem{-basement apartment; light. and Pik (ree list positions now open, write genter of town: ‘Droperty rants for| ary: large closet and Jaundryroom: Service exam- ; x month; a good money maki ‘lege an ne Merry former Ci , Washing.|,Unston addition; 50 feet trom Yel-| 25), "io, Mees. Campbell Phopie S36M | water and gas furnished ren rene in, sath eaves ‘made and provided, | named court, the object and prayer! Is Gutted.by Fire Fr be 8 5-15-3t* lanen Call ae sis. “south reid or 1686S. 5-15-6t* a 161 North deekaoe treet. Phone ea. ae aon Heradhy, ig ee of which sais the EoeOvery ota street, 2 and & o'clock; $350 POR RENT ca Ewors | RENT —— Tworcom — 5 5-15-6t; George Hollingswo: ere! elects only for labor performed at defend- ANTED hf t ished | Am RENT OMIRFEITANEAIIC: | 10. exercise his said option to fore- gnts’ instance and request, amount| ROCK RIVER, Wyo., May 15,—The SALESMEN W. cash for tha two. house. 640..South Ash strict, | FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | close the name. for the reason thaty Naimed ‘Two Thousand Sit Hundred interior of the FB. Rogers hone was w. 3 $100 and com.|FOR SALE— Lots, corner 100x1 Sa the Same is past due and the con-|Fifty Dollars ($2650.00) with in-|gutted by flames, and a-sconsiderable d cert black $8. North “Casper adds. LIHAVE for tease summer camps for yitions in said thorteaze Have been | terest and costs, portion of the building destroyed last tion. e M. a uw 5 sl ‘Pp on oY avenue. Ban ‘Pedro, (Cal: basate A. Dati Eee Cabin, wee Geo. broken and Sat enld Sp cee And you are further notified that) Friday night. will ‘be foreclosed by the sale of the said mortgaged premises, and for that jose, on Friday, the 19th place to stay on their homestead and no funds with which to rebuild the house. Kindly neighbors took charge of the wife and granddaughter during his absence. “When he came here he refused money or charitable gasistance and took odd jobs that be ebuld do to gain @ pittance. He finally secured a job as watchman for the Northwestern, and wa. .0 go to work. about the 20th of June at a salary of $110 per month and they would furnish him a little house for $5.00 a month. This seemed in said mortgage contained, and the C. W. Iba, plaintiff has filed a) statutes of the State of Wyoming petition against you in the above) -ANTED—Saleaman; mission ‘to sel guaranteed cord and f{sbric tires; direct from factory a: lowest prices. Goodstock Tire Co., 1196 South Michigan avenue, crete te modern hd First one,/177R. FOR RENT — Laos house, corner of Fi street; $35 per month. The family and almost*the entire neighborhood were attendingya school commencement program, and"the fire had made some headway before being you are required to answer said pe- tition of plaintiff on or before the 28rd day of May, 1922, or the alle- gations therein contained shall be me es me REN A eg te office suite White's Grocery. Inquire White's Grocery. * RELINQUISHMEN7s, ETC. BRING in pteeat relinquishments and rar rere make the price 5198t*| day of June, A. D. 1922, between|taken as true and judgment render-| discovered. The firemen weresable-to|to arrange his affairs very well un- en we will find you Lost the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore-|ed accordingly. extinguish the blaze within fifteen | der the circumstances. sw uyer Frank ‘Duth 296 Bast Mic. AND FOUND noon and 5 o'clock in the after-| WITNESS my hand and seal of|minutes after their arrival, but not| ‘However, about June 14 Mr. Stev- 419-12 noon, to-wit: at the hour of 10 until the interior and all the furntsh- said court this 17th day of April, ens report to offices that he was go- rooms; percnadie wae proprietor. Phone 886. ROOM BOARD LAND FOR SALE men. 163 North Durbii board. St oe a bag 2 wae table under 1,280 acres; all good napa catige, ta ca BOO AND OS, ‘fields; $8 per acre. Write at once to} modern home; $10 S. P, Van Eppel, Lost Springs, Wyo. arent 5-15-1t° FOR RENT—Bodroom? one oF two; boardat dadired. 145 act Fourteenth street. Phamie 1639J vest to baie goto hse CY ae nue. Phone 11: FOR na yay’ black kid French heel pump/beiween Lind and T ten gentle-| street. ward fcr return to y street; also 5-13-4t* IRTUNITY to buy good business; no competition. Inq! address A-54, Tribune. 6-13-2t° PERSONAL | place on ranch; 1W. POULTRY POSITION WANTED— Gals ‘Bhokkeeper, ere! work: ears’ | SETTING SES sana sale. 1240 North Wolcott street. office for experience. Box A-52, Tribune 5-10-6t LEGAL NOTICES. ESTATE MORTGAGE ult having been made in the conditions of a certain real estate » dated June Oth, A. D. made, executed, acknowl- and Gelivered by Adolph G. yjorn ome, ver m4 south Gras FOR RE! © fpirnished sli ; two ' furnished room, 30 ms for or bousekeepiing. 410 East (Second| B-15-2t FOR, RENT—1 ‘Modern upstalk’s room; next iS tan bath; close; CY avenue. ROOM at the Antlers; jod-| fice of the Conney Clerk and ex- One 85 Se Aaa mea er pet’ wee Geen, Clerk and ax: 512-6 ae ae Couns) of pis in the PG TET WY OR Ee ad ta’ 0! yoming, on ie 28rd day ‘Soom, soars, coos fn havent of June, A. D. 1921, at 8:15 o'clock week; also oneroom jfpr. light|P-, ™@-»,and duly recorded in Book Housekeeping. 162° Northi n}24 of Mo-tgages, on Page 88, given street..Phone 1457. 5-13-2t| to secure the promissory note of we aes Adolph G. Rummel and Emma HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Hollingsworth Rummell, of even FOR RENT in, 328, West Yellowstone: avenu ered . Pre 11-19-tf Phone 16173. FOR dresser, sanitary | s cot and ped; kitchen table; three rockers; all Kinds of Ford tools. Call 7 (107 South Durbin street. mesccoungtir aes FOR SALE>One.g00d piano. 344 t Piano agitt South David street. oe a SEE US for gas appliances; we wil save you money. se furni: ture Co., Phone quate 3-16-tf FOR SALE—$259 Brunswick and rec- ‘oris, like new, cheap; terms if de- sired. 1003 South Asi street. 1 5-13-2t* IF YOU WANT second-hand furni- tutefl or mine second-hand, or bave anything trade, call at 367 South Ash Bereta or phone 1660. 7-9-t? ——— FOR SALE—Two carloads of high grade furniture; 200 new ice boxes; 75 gas and coal ranges; three pianos; overstocked; must sell. 326 West Yel lowstone avenue, Phone 1617J. ind FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR. SALE—Ol4 new: Call Tribune office. 1 25ttdh SS FOR SALE—At a bargain, two 125 horsepower boilers in excellent con- n;.and two 2%-tos Bethlehem ; terms to proper party. J. G. or messenger service; country trips solicited. 5-13-8t* WANTED TO BUY NTED TO BUY — Second-hand cthing gents’ watches, shoes. 216 West First street. ‘Phows 1364W. WANTED. TO BUY— any kind, 120 West Midwest avenue Phone 249, 4-tt WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur- niture or anything of value: high- est cash price paid. 367 South Ash} street, Phone 1660. 5-9-tf Tite with said mortgage, due on or perese ae ees date, in EE Oe ao geet the! BUM Of ight jousand Eight = POE Le Natin Beye room, 4181 Hundred Twenty-five and no-100 —— dollars ($8,825.00), with interest FOR RENT—A rook basement|thereon at the rate of 8 per cent, tur- ‘annum, from its date until paid, nished Pig to city 1. 928 South ma payable semi-annually, and Pisin detest Phone Agiw. baat 5-13.31) attorney's A Yorn in case the holder of said note should be obliged to FOR RENT—AP Al <TMENTS _ enforce payment by law; and on FOR RENT—Unfturn‘ Bie apartment gor which said note and real estate mortgage, no payment has ever been, made and, there is now due and nn) at the first publication .on pavement;| of this notice, the whole of said or 381. sum of nage 00, interest n, id June 9th, 1921, at the rate rot per cent per an- num to this date, of $670.00 or a brag se he and Interest of nd in said mortgage, there is algo attorney's fees to be added to said principal and interest, and A costs and ex- penses of sale. And Whereas, it 1s provided in WE BUY and sell anyth! modern apartment, Rhone 6383. Exchange Furniture Co: (Loncoln, Neb. i 5-116t* ee pone: ep —— 16-tf}OR SALE—Gravel, sand T1L47J. WANTED—Anything, you have in he Gressing delivered. bated 5 of second hand way will pay more for it. Phone 10! WANTED—TO RENT SC WANTED—First of June, completely furnished house for six bachelors snd thelr housekeeper. Address Box . ‘Tribune. 5-10-tf 'WANTED' TO. —By June. 1, four-room strictly - modern house with breakfast nook; must be in good locality on pavements two in family; are.reHiable people and will be per- manent if suited. Box A-55, Trib- une. 5-13-3t MONEY TO LOAN flee obo ee Ir pppeat es in, obtaining Toan | ed real estate to-65 percent of | FOR rea! ue. valuation. ‘Write H. ©. Simmona,| full basement, FOR SALE—Kings yellow head talk- ing Parrot. 1121 South Cottanwood street. 5-15-1t® LE—River grevel aid mortgage, that_in case of any FOR SA ian gested ‘ ° x aoe of print ‘ir any part pee Bn fey S Stzats | dee, pane i . pee..° mugs gad paca or ‘thersé FOR 7 ian to ered raey ea to be ceunla rene remain ———<$<—$<<—<$———— re FOR SALE OR RENT — Grocery | ing ie and un} for the space of days after the same shall, by store; reasonable. Inquiro Standard Cafe or phone 428W. 418-12t thereof, become due and FOR RENT HOUSES eS FOR. RENT—Six-room, furn! or and that then, and in that whole principal sum by d to shed modern house; in; |eultzble for one or two families. 218 be_paid North Beech. street. §-13-4t of the said mort- RENT—One four-room hous ights, city water oF assigns, oom, Midwest. Bldg. Phon: , $35 per month; one three-room | FOR r Pi fle tere te Fare ene, and water, #30 per| edeee 101 outside g hot water Ree pipe Sales : month. Carl Albin. Phone i802. polidust, felt. ter couple. ¥60 Per|that in “ Pa Em FOR SALE_AUTO! 6-18-8t* | month. Phone 1698}.. Bis dh ab eae of Sa pri FOR RENT- FOR, SALE--Hudson. SP sed dust.like' ... wood floors: FOR aS oe ee two-room fur-| cipal sum of money, intended to be new. priced reasonable, Call Peter: month. 252 Hast G strect. Phyne, | 3 nished apartment; jheat, lights, gas secured. by. said mortgage, or jn won. Phone-363. $-13-3t evenings, = 4 in, 310 CY avyenyr, #13-3t* of, or- any~part—of-such_principal 36tt ‘North Lincoln atreet .J?hone S1LW RE} » be- le. forthwith, mortgage or in said ¥ beds; no objection to) 138/ note contained to the contrary not- Catlarea Scat at Apartment Sour-room house. hard- and eectrie washer sfurnished; close the payment of the interest there- e} said Geo: Sa ee 'PSYCHOMETRY. turned. Room 61, West ote.” | Bani NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF} the o'clock in“the forenoon of that day, at the front door of the courthous' er, in the County of N: in the State of Wyoming, J, Marquis, Sheriff in and for the. Gounty" of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, and at the request of Hollingsworth, legal holder of said.real estate mortgage, and promissory note herein de- scribed,. will sell at public vendue,| tax, to the highest bidder for cash in d, so much of said premises hereinafter described as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mo’ on the date of said sale with interest thereon at rate of 8 per cent per annum. from the 9th day of June, A. D. 1921, until paid, together with at- torney’s fees an@ all costs and ex- penses allowed by law, which said premises to be saJd as aforesaid, are described in said mortgage sub- stantially as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered four (4) in Block fifty-five (55) in the town (now city) of Casper, County of Natrona, State of Wyo! together with all improvements ereon, and any which may be hereafter erected on said property. Dated this 12th day of May, A. D. 1922, J. L, MARQUIS, Sheriff in and for the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming. Publish May 12, 13, 15, 16, 17 and 18, 1922. THE FRANTZ CORPORATION NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING To the stockholders of the Frantz Corporation: Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Frantz Corpora- tion, that the annual meeting of said..stockholders will, be held at 802-3 Oil Exchange bates Cas- per, Wyoming, at 3 0’ Wednesday, June 7, 19 purpose of electing a Board of Di- rectors and transacting such other business as may properly come be- fore the meeting. ‘he stock trans- fer books will be closed for the pur- 08a of said meeting at the end of usiness Thursday, May 18, 1922,! and will be re-opened after the con- clusion of said meeting, and all ad- journments thereof. Stockholders who eannot be pres- ent in person at the meeting are re- quested to execute and return in the enclosed envelope to the Secre- tary, 309. First National Bank ig, Denver, Colorado, a proxy for sata meeting. The enclosed form may be used, and if the stock- holders do pda desire to designate any of the. persons named therein, they may su! watitate any one whom they wish. H. P. FERREE, ne Secretary, Pub..May 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 1922. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. NOTICE is hereby given that at & special ing of the stockhold-; ers of F. D. Freighting Com- oe By! ing corporation, held at of the company at ian “Weam ing. on the 10th day of February, 192%, at the hour of ten o'clock, a. m,, at which meeting stockholders representing . more than two-thirds of the capital stock — A. D. 1922. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. Publish April 17, 24 and May 1, 8, 15, and 22, 1922. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the owner of a tax certificate issued for deinquent taxes by the County Treasurer of Natrona County, Wyoming, July 1, 1919, on Lot Numbered 23, in Block Numbered 119, Town (now City) of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, assessed to R. S. Wilson for the year 1919. That I am un- able to find said R..S. Wilson and that application will be made to the County Treasurer of ‘Natrona Coun- ty for a tax deed. “11919, on Lot Numbered 16, Block Dated May 1. 1922. GLENN RY Pub. May 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 1922. LEGAL, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the owner of a tax certificate issued for. delinquent taxes by the Mig oe Treasurer of Natrona County, W: » July 1, Nurvered 118, Town (now City) of Natrona County, Wyo.. assessed to Butler, Corporation for the year 1919. That I am unable to find said Butler pGeberption and that application will be made to the County Treasurer of Natrona Coun- ty for a tax ped Dated May GLENN % wv ITTLEFIELD. Pub. May 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 1922. he LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the owner of a tax certificate issued for delinquent -ltaxes by the County Treasurer of ‘trona County, Wyoming, July 1. My, sa Lots Numbered 108, 109 and 180, Kenwood Addition to the Town (now City) of Casper, Na- trona County, Wyoming, assessed to Robert Belman for the year 1919. That I am unable to find said Robert Belman and that appli- cation will be made to the County Treasurer of Natrona County for a] Bagcage, tax deed. Dated, ee 2 1922. GLENN C. LITTLEFIELD. Pub. May ‘a 8, 15, 22 and 29, 1922. —— KANSAS CITY TRADE EXCURSION IN WEST CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 15.—Rep resentatives of the Kansas City Cham- ber of Coromerce, making a. swing through Kansas, Colorao Wyoming and Nebraska on a trade excursion, spent an hour and a quarter in Chey enne Saturday, arriving from Colorado at 12.20 o'clock and departing for Ne- braska at 1: The excursionists were met at Carr, Colo., by a commit- tee from the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. There was no especial en- tertainm for the visitors during their brict visit here, structure burned down. ee CHEYENNE CATHOLICS CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 15.—R. N. LaFountain was awarded the contract for erection of the $100,000 Catholic community house which is to de erected on Capitol avenue, St. Mary’s cathedral. tructure will begin as soon as the: site is cleared and it will be ready for oc- opposite It will contain an ayditoriam, bowling al- year. mnasium, club rooms, AUDITORS Sh REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG income Tax Service, Accountant: ith Floor 0-S Bldg. ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Auditors and Accountants—Stock * 4d Transfer Registrar ani Agents oot On Exchange Bldg. Phone’ 660 WYOMING AUDIP COMPANY. 414.15 aeiaveeee ae Ref. Audits, F aires ‘ax Service and "General Accounting. ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Casper, Wyo. G GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY s 115 Oil Exchange Phone 1162 BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN TRANSFER, 60. Hai ant ‘Moving. Phone 743 RAPID TRANSFER Piano and Furniture Movin; If It’s Movable We Move It Phone 1427 SEARLES TRANSFER Res. Phone 87W = Offics Phone 701’ BUILDING MATERIAL METAL WEATHER ba to) A. Larson, Phone CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone DR. B. ‘nen EDNA io 2, Townsend 1 Block pions Office 423, Res. 1235 M. ae Chiropractor iee North Kimball DR. C..1, ARNOLDDS Osteopathic and Chiropractic Physician 310 0-S Building DR. I. E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 ings had been ruined and part oftthe, AWARD BIG CONTRACT; Work on the cupency, it is hoped, by the end of tie’ Phone ‘Wer Bldg. Phone 289 and Phone 440 = Phone 1754) ing to his homestead to arrange to relinquish it for a consideration ¢¥f $300, because he could not rebuild his home and couid not maintain the resi- dence réquired in view of his financial condition. “Several days went by and nothing being heard from him we began mak- ing inquiries. Since that time we have been absolutely unable to find any trace of the man or his family.” Efforts to renew a search for the missing man have been undertaken be- cause of the fact that several per- sons have disappeared from Casper of late in the rural districts, Parties touring the country, especially ranch- men and stockmen in their travels are urged to keep a lookout in an endeay- hor to uncoyer the bodies of several amissing persons who are thought to Shave been overcome in their wander- ings and thelr bodies never_ found. oom eee c. pein M.D. Office Phone 30 Residence 164 Privaio Hospital G1 South Durbin HOUSE MOVERS PEAR NE NEIDEROUE, 1807 “South b Phase 260 LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 3809-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building BULLACK AND LACY A Lawyers hSuite 204.205 Midwest Bldg. Ph. 1200 Lee AM 0. WILSON ttorney-at-Law Suites 4 15-16, Townsend Block fewestertienes Setiticinteahels ina NURSERIES COLORADO NURSERY Co. Shade Trees—S. H. Punte 510 South Park Thome 7603 OSTECGPATHS DR, GAROLING: Cc. DAVIS Buite 6, ‘Tribune Aparteenie: DR. I... WADE Osteopathic Physician Room 5-7 Wood Bldg. Phone 12773 steopathic ysician Midwest Hidg. Phone 1030 pasate ce teens RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ia W. yelewatete Proce aniaw ~ NATRONA RADIATOR SHOP Recoring and Cars Washed 522 Yellowstone Avenue Phone 1473W Residence 7543 peta ie ob) od van eae eee ae canned Kat ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING CO. |General Roofing Contractors, Repair- ind Recoating a specialty 527 ‘Twelfth Phone 18043 Ph. 388 |