Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 7

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING How to Answer Blind ADVERTI for inserting per Daily Tribune at 1% cents a word tach insertion; minimum 25 cents. CLOSING HOUR—Want ids to be classified properly must be in The Casper y Tribune office before 10:30. Want Ads received after 10:30 to 1230 p,m. will be inserted under the head “Too Late to HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Young man who can use typewriter and has had experience Apply at Beige ee in age. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Lady for tor rhage BM posi- tion; pleasamt; comfortable and per- manent. Phone 1608W for as ment. meant / i St ANTED—Girt: Inqutre 239 W. First bes 63t i Mo. WANTED— First cass anic wishes situation; well v in all the leading makes of automobiles. Ad- dress box A-95, Tribune. 6-5-2t* oe POSITION WANTED—Two refined ladies want positions together, man- a of small hotel’ or would con- house for refined man | mp, B snd and children in modern home; highest referunces. O. box 1515, stag bore —— ANPED—Girl “nag mnny out of school cnet she orehand: cas illiog typist Lan seh age oe 0 1 15! €5-3t* ‘The world’s championship crop was in 1914, over 11,884,000,000 pounds. ——_—_——— ALL KINDS of sowing done; charges reasonable, 161 N. Washington. ta 6-6-1t* ———— ‘VACUUM cleaners for rent; ae cleaned; furniture repaired and w hoistered. Cormier and McComb, 107 8. Durbin. Phone 1682M. 6-5-10t* ARCHITECT'S plans and specifica tions prepared; contracts let. oxeaw PO. pox 625, Casper. 633t* CULLEN & ZIMMERMAN, 427 East Railroad avenue. Phone 1743W. Cabinet work, screcns and all kinds ot miliwork, general (ten EE ae SERVICES OFFERED — Would like bundle washing of all kinds; blan- curtains and silks a specialty. A street. Phone 193TW. WANTED TO BUY [ANTED TO BUY — Second-hand 2 eS, les. 216 West First 5-25-12t* 42 street. Phone 1354W. WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue. Phone 249. 2-24-te —— WANTED TO BUY — Second-hand harness, tents, tarps, saddles, dress- ers ,in fact anything of value you may have to sell. Call 1086. 6-25-tf farm property For full particulars and appitcations tag or write Edwin W. Burritt, Cas‘ &r National Bank, Casper, Wyo. FOR SALE — Scripps-Booth coupe; three-passenger; condition: food little town car; priced low for quick sale. Call 327M or car may be teen at 504 Milton. 6-3-3t ——————— POR SALE—Good used cars all in also tome and see us. Fifth and Center streets, “|FOR SALE — Four-room ;| POR yA BRINGING UP FATHER HERE-mie . 31 OK: THANKS - IL’ PACMAee en as PS oe HOME. 1™ NOT STUCK ON CARRYIN BUNDLES- BOT THIS MIGHT POR SALE—Ford gear nearly new: choice homestead: must sell. Phone 53Ww. 6-6-20¢ | FOR SALE—Cheap, King Eight tour- ing car; will make a dandy speed- ster. 1420 South Cunwell Square. 6-3-3t FOR SALE—Stx-cylnder touring car, in first gene jae aha. ‘Call at Paint Shop, 6-5-3t° FOR SALE—Oaklansa wx car, good as new, will sell on terms. I. D. Fried- man, 154 8. Center. 6-5-tf pen el nec tin POR SALE—1918 Hudson Super Six; removable tom truck body, $385. Greenberg, 535 S. Center. AUTO ACCESSORIES FOR SALE—6,000-1n1le tires; 30x3; for 30x8%; $20 for -$-2t}others in proportiont; vulcanizing ~~ tube seoarins: oll rma gas. E aoa 6-6-1t* Service it our nara. 240 5S. wo ut. Prone TOL. 6-3-6t* FOR SALE . -HOUSES FOR SAi£—Four rooms and bath; large lot, ‘cant trom: price $2,500 for quick sale; east part of town; terms. Room &, Zuttermejster Bldg. Phone 410. ‘ 6-5-3t modern terms reasonable. bess t° house; 1618. ror Tee ae ne nis home; will of our sacrifice | equity for cash. Inguire 1328 & Cedar 2-30 SALE—Three, rooms and gar. age. 1021 S. McKinley. 66-10 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Nice level corner 4 50x130 feet on Cedar and Fo teenth street; cash or terms. Phone 17993. 6-3-3t There are about the same number of cattle and swire in the United tates, perhaps a fisy more swine. FOR ‘SALE—Threg™ lots with” 24x24- foot four-room cement block base- electricity and water in the as in alley; chicken house and yard; two nice shade trees; high dry location; south front; place rents for $35 per month; for quick sale $1,500; or will sell one and one-half lots same location for $375 cash. 240 Hast J. 6-5-2t* FOR SALE—Good lot on South Lin- coln; will’ trade for car or sell on terms. Call at 548 S. Lincoln between 6 and 7 p. m. 6-6-2t° HOUSEHCLD GOODS and cer, 11-19-tt Phone 16173. —<—<————— FOR SALE—Two caricads of high grade 75 gas and coal overstocked; must sell. 326 West Yeh lowstone avenue. Phone 1617J. Rae 21-1 FOR repai: rented. 129 W. Riilroad. agers sh FOR SALE—New, ana good second- hand sewing machines sc and rented. 129 West Railroad ave- nue. Phone 714J. 5-18-12t ————— FOR SALE — Furniture at 118 N. Jackson. Phone 356J. 6-5-4t FOR SALE—Small refrigerator, good as new, cheap. 444 E. Railroad, un- til 4 p. fine Stee, Ciaks at ri neney Dene FOR le sale of attach- ed property at 120 Midwest, Wed- nesday, June 7 at 4 p. m.; two san- itary cots; two beds; two rockers; 8 chairs; cook stove; center table; mir- ror; art rug; portieres; etc. 6-6-1t* FOR SALE—One Reatard gas ran one Premo Eclipse gas range, cheap; also three-hole Kiiehen cabinet ranges, $24 and up. 131 ‘W. Railroad. Phone 7143. 8-6-5t ik Ee a! FOR SALE—Sonte very furni- ture; reasonable. 847 South Spruce 6-6-2t* FOR Lf aipairee ao reed baby car. riage in very guod shape; raier a Call at 606 W. Tenth. FOR SALE—Ivory reed baby carriage practically new, $18. 504 S. McKin- ley. 6-6-6" IF YOU WAN seconc-hend furni- ae apres ate We have an: South Ash street or phone 1660. 7 ee FOR SALE—Cheep one library table; four leather seat dining chairs; one chiffonier; one Wernis Martin | bed, springs and mattress; two leather up-| thoistered rockers; one sanitary couch. Call at 624 8, Ash: fatter 6 oictoces | FOR SALE—Baby cribs and buggies; second-hand furniture; other house-) hold goods. See us; prices Midwest and Elm. Phone 630M. sari 65-208 RELINQUISHMENTS, BITC. —_—_—— FOR SALE-—Relinguishment, a good one. See me at 663 W. Yellowstone from 4 to 6 in the evening. B. C. Stutzman. 6-6-3t® FOR SALE—Gooéi homestead duishment: car. Call Burlington Rooming house. Room 18, 6-6-1t° relin- Over the Iris neater. Phone 467R. —Three-room Call 1610W, — Five-room modern house, completely furnished. Phone 1625M. 6-6-2¢ FOR RENT—Strictty modern five room furuished house; references re- quired. 431 E. Fifth street. apartm = all and partly furnished. Phone pg A FOR RENT Two-rcom furnished house, $10 per month. K and ead Wriison. pole} North Casper. -| FOR +] Box A tf| There are about 29 dukedoms in Bri- FOR SALE—Piumbing tools, stock and dies, = fitting; ens, He ‘United, FOR cutter, pipevice wrenches one 8%x9 rug; also laying cockerel and young chickens. North Casper. SALE — Galvanazed hood-pipe and exhaust fan, cheap. yee ee R SALE—Thorobdred hy) S. Durbin. Phone 1606W. itz puppler. -|FOR SALE — Uncalled for tailored suits at your own price. Mulcahy, the tailor, Lyric theater building. .| very reasonable. 113 S. Lircoln. Phone 6-5-2t condition; used very reel Address P. . box 696, FOR SALE OR TRADE—! mercial. 1928 E. Burlington. Casper, 6-5-2t8 com- 6-5-2t* FOR SALE OR RENT FOR RENT HOUSES ————— FOR RENT—Four-room house, $25 3 month. 948 Glenarm street, North Burlington addition. 5-23-t£: ee FOR RENT—Ftveroom house with garage. 134 N. Jackson; two two- room, houses, in ‘west part of town. One-room 3 ; just right for one or two, cheap rent. Phone 345. 6-5-3t room hou: close tn; furnished. 138 West F. Phone 702. Sa See FOR RENT—Four-room house Kenwood; in chicken coops, lights and water; $20 per month. Inquire Pore | Service Station. 6-2t* —_—————— FOR RENT—New five-room. unfur- nished house; mi hardwood floors. 1146 S. Cherry, after 5 o'cloc! FOR .RENT—Four-room nished house. 312 S. Lincoln. 6-6-2t ———$—$ FOR RENT—T!ll December 1, attrac- tive six-room, log cabin at Dubois, Wyo. equipped with cook stove, uten- sils, three beds, etc; large Jot with John C. Hanscum, Dubois, Wyo. 6-6-1t ——$—$ FOR RENT—New modern four-room house with bath, hot and cold water gas installed: or will trade for good/rage; $75 per month. Phone 1479. stone. — Four-room d rooms in the double ga- 1119 B. Third modern fur-| io) RENT—Three-room unfurnished house on 8. Cedar. Inquire at cy. teil FOR RENT—Modern sberoom house: furnianed; best location; reasonable to reliable party; references requires. ‘Tribune. 6-5-3 tain. FOR RENT—Four-room modern furnished house. Inquire 1305 South Spruce street 6-2-4t FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three niceiy furnished, modern housekeeping rooms. 511 E. First. 6-5-6t FOR RENT—Oen-room furnished for light housekeeping; bath; laundry: gas and lights. 118 8S. Washington. Phone 768M. 6-5-2t FOR RENT— Furnished light housekeeping. 413 south pind bin street. | 3-ate FOR RENT — Two partly furnished rooms for UgXt housekeeping or batching; clean but not modern. $10 a month. 1345 S, Cottonwood. 6-6-2 FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT—Modern room; close in; 264k. FOR aioe modern room for board if desired. 335 6. Park. ee 969M. 6-3-3 FOR RENT—Three rooms and ga rage. 1021 S. McKinley street. : 3-3t* FOR RENT—To gentlemen, strictly modern front bedroom, adjoining bath; outside entrance. 424 S. Grant. Phone 556. 65-3t — << ccumi— boarders at or. Sl Ww. ‘Two Durbin. Phone 513J. basement; $15 per —Drawn for The Casper Tnbune by George McManus 2AGE SEVER CONTRACTSLET FOR HIGHWAY Many Improvements in Basin Region Authorized by State Highway Com- mission. CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June 6.—Con tracts for highway construction let by the Wyoming state highway com- mission at its June meeting follow: Taggart Bros, & Tebbs, Cowley, Wyo., stx miles of Garland-Deaver FOR i ay apartment; hot La heat; ot cimap- pearing bed, $45 per fnonth. hone 331 or 1424M. FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnesh- ed apartment; bath, gas and large| esta yard; south Chestnu.’ Call 1491 FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment; close in. Whaley aw ments. 610 South Ash street. 4-2 FOR RENT—Steam heated apart- ment; private bath; gas range; fur- nished or unfurnished; including gas and hot wate~. Cunningham Apart- ments, 227 N. Park. Phone ihe FOR RENT—Two-room nicely fur- nished apartment; modern; laundry; close in. 919 EB. Third. 6-5-3t FOR RENT — Two-rootn basement apartm: furnished; rent reason- able; close tn. 124 8. Beech. 6-5 st aad tare new modern apartment; furniphed or unfurnish- ods 244 'N. defferson. Phone 346. -5-3t FOR RENT—Two-room {deal strictly modern furnished basement apart- ment, 733 E, Second. 2 FOR RENT—Two attractive three- room apartments; furnished; hot and cold water; bath and gas. 1015 South Spruce street. Phone 1055R. 6-2-4t FOR RENT—Neatly furnished mod- ern two-room apartment; reasonable rent. Call 1872W. 319 South Jackson street. 5-18-tf FOR RENT—Strictly modern three- room furnished apartment; close in. Boott Apartments, 845 E. Second. Phone 1658R. 6-2t bons Baby _ Furhished five-room modern; first class. 119 x nets enone 1573. 6H-2t) FOR RENT—One two-room furnish- ed apartment; lights and gas. Phone 16893. 6-6-4t FOR RENT—Strictly modern four. . E. $9.50 per week; Girls i} in; | Third. room furnished apartment. 51 6-6-2t FOR RENT— Threeroom furnished and unfurnished apartmen very reasonable. Apply Raslroad. Phone i Dakota means “alliance of friends.” Caractacus (taken prisoner to Rome) was the first Birtish ruler. a home under our 3 Per cent loan plan for-what it costs 3 $]you to rent. United Home Builders’ room, $10 per week. 163 N. Durbin Phone 454W. 6-6-1 The first wireless message was flash- ed across the Atlantic in 1902. FOR RENT—One furnished room; location; also garage. Phone exclusive; moderate. 616 S. Woicott. 6-6-3* FOR RENT—Two rooms with «as. 1155 S. Cottonwood. 6-5 FOR RENT—Front pooepioernem Zaodern home for gentlemen board Private family. 216 cott. eine 1159R. SPRAGUE HOTEL. Under new management, modern rooms; prices right. Fred E. Place, properietor. Phone 88 room, and kitchénette; bed; hot water heat, on pavement; rent $50. Phone 1424M or 381. 5-1-tt FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished apartment in one of the best uild- ings in town; close in; rent $75 per references required: no chil- dren over two years old. H. E. Grude. Phone 1598W. 6-5-tf Chick Evans was the only American to hold both the amateur and open championships at the same time. FOR RENT — Two-room apartment; modern; furnished lights, linen and dishes furnished; also two-room| Inquire 508 E. Yellow. eae cottage furnished; reduced rent. 909) . Phone 1475. as ca e 6-62t! S. Cedar. ‘| HOST — Burlington Backlinger 6-6-tf FOR RENT—Two-room apartment: lights, gas and water; partly fur- nishal; $30 per month. 330 N. Park. 6-340: FOR RENT — Modern apartment, fully furnished; rent eases re duced. Phone 1591M. Ninth street. Phone 439W. 6-3-6t FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Vacuum cleaner; rugs cleaned; furniture repaired and up- holstered. Cormier. and McComb. 107 South Durbin street. Phone 1682M 6-3-10t° FOR RENT—At one-half usual rate, desirable office rooms or storage spare in basement Consolidated Roy- alty building; passenger and freight elevator; one of the best locations in city. Phone Western Realty sr BUSINESS CHANCES *«|FOR LEASE—160 acres ofl land in Bolton field; government permit. Address P. O. box 778 . 5-29-tf FOR SALE—Nice clean paying busi- ness, $500 on terms. P. O. box 14! 6-561 LOST AND FOUND watch. Finder please bring to Tribune office for reward. 6-5-6t* LOST OR STOLEN—White Angora cat; mother of three-day old xittens; would appreciate immediate return; reward. H. S. Canteen, corner Eighth and Elm. Phone 1587R. 6-5-2t* It takes 41 days for a letter to go to Bangkok, Siam. That is the long- est time on the postal schedule. * FOUND—A goid club pin. Owner may have by identifying and pay = tor this ad. Call room 418 est Bldg. it? check book containing lodge receipts. Return to Tribune office and receive reward. 6-5-2t% }LOST—Bank of Bayard “| PERSONAL—Gentleman wishes “|if matted; no objection to widow with | day of February, 1922, granted to/ *| against the said estate are hereby ;| required to exhibit them, with the -|to the undersigned, John H. Casey, | fifty thousand (50,000) shares of ja ~—— | owning more than two-thirds of the *| capital 3: | Solved, said company having ceased -|to do business, all corporate debts meet middle-aged lady; matrimony | small child. Address box A-79, Trib- une. 6-6-1t* LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of John Dillon, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that let-| ters Testamentary were on the 18th the undersigned in the above es tate. and all persons having claims necessary vouchers for allowance, within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- seded from any benefit from such and if such claims be not SShibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will be for- ever barred. Dated March 30, 1922. JOHN H. CASEY. Administrator. M. W. Purcell, Attorney for Estate. Publish May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; June 6, 1922. RAL NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF CASPER MUTUAL _ BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, A WYOMING CORPORATION. To the Stockholders of the Said, Compan; Notice hereby given that pur-| susnt to the request of the owners, of a majority of the shares of the capital stock of the above-named Casper Mutual Building and Loan; Association, a Wyoming corpora-| tion, a meeting of the stockholders) ‘| of the said company will be held at! the court room of the court house. | in the city of Casper, Wyoming, on the 22d day of June, A. D. 1922, at eight o'clock p. m. of said day,) |for the purpose of considering and voting on the following question, to-wit: “Shall the capital stock of the {said Casper Mutual Building and Loan Associ five million ($5,000,000.00) dol- lars, divided into twenty-five thou- sand (25,000) shares of a par value of two hundred ($200.00) dollars each, to ten million ($10,- |000,000.00) dollars, divided into par value of two hundred ($200. 00) dollars each?” Dated this 23d day of May, A. D. 1922. P. C. NICOLAYSEN, President. Publish May 23, 30; Juno 6, 13, 20, 1922. sieve eds NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting of the stockholders of Wood and Foshay Company, a Wyoming corporation, legally called and held at the office of William O. Wilson, Townsend building, Cas- per, Wyoming, on February 4, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., at which meet- ing stockholders representing and stock of said company issued and outstanding, or all of such capital stock, were present, by legal resolution unanimously adopt- ed, said company was ordered dis- e assets and property distributed among the persons entitled thereto. The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are Frank Wood, Wilbur Foshay, and Henry Bayer. Dated this 4th day of February, 1922. FRANK WOOD, 3 President. WILBUR FOSHAY, [SEAL] Secretary. Publish April 28, May 5, 12, 19,) 26; Tee Sena 2 1922. = GREYBULL FIRE DAMAGE HEALY, GREYBULL, Wyo., June 6.—Dam. age running into many thousands of| dollars resulted here from fire which swept half a block of frame busi-| ness buildings on the north side of, Greybull avenue. The fire originated in the building occupied by Stewart and Wolfe with the Busy Bee restaur- ant and two families residing upstairs had difficulty in making their escape from the fire trap. The purned district included the} buildings occupied by the Rawley real! estate firm, the Big Horn Taxicab] company, Whitman and Smart bar ber shop, Stewart & Wolfe cafe, The ea ee SAN JUAN ELL helaily, the San Juan Petroleum com- | pany drilled in a well at Bolton creek ion be increased from) road in Big Horn and Park counties. Raymond George of Rosette, Wyo.. six miles of Newcastle-Four Corners road in Weston county. Utah Construction company, Sait Lake City, 14 miles of Yellowstone highway in Hot Spring sand Fremont counties, Theets Bros. aoe Basin Wyo., two f Greybuil-Lovell road in Big unty. Syracuse Eros,, Saratoga, Wyo., six miles of the Lincoln highway be- tween Lookout and Rock River, Al- bany county. W. I. Connelly, Lingle, Wyo., six miler of Granger-Cokeville road in Lincoln county, Johnson Construction company, Ba- sin, Wyo., three miles of Cody-Meete etse read in Park county. me BOLTON CREEK, Ble PRODUCER New Gusher Estimated by Drillers to Be Good for. 1,200 Barrels Complet- ed by Deepening Hole Ban on Fishing Is Lowered on North Fork Powder River Owing to the fact that every summer many Casperites are in the habit of motoring to the North Fork of Pow. der river and fishing and that many will also go this year, it has been an- nounced by the Webb, Donaldson, Sackett, and Cash ranches, located immediately above Mayorworth, that no fishing is to be permitted on these premises heresafter. Up to this time, no effort was made to limit the fishing privileges on the Properties belonging to the ranch- men whose names have been mention- ed, but owing to the carelessness of some parties it has been thought bet- ter to follow such action. Officer Looks Like ° Spook, Negro Takes Wing at Cheyenne CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 6.—The glaring eye of an electric torch car- tied by a prohibition officer who had invaded his room to arrest him on a bootlegging charge so frightened Fart Welsh colored, that he leaped through a window, carrying the sash with him, dashed across the street and ran through a locked door of the home of Maggie Stowers, colored. We was captured while endeavoring co extri- cate himself from the wreckage of the splintered door and expressed pro- found thankfulness Encountering a flow of oll, esti mated by the drillers at 1,200 barrels which will necessitate the building of |a popeline to that field in the imme diate future. This well, No. 9, was drilled to a dopth of 2,026 feet last July and was deepened 17 feet recently. The’ tools arc now only eight feet in the sand and the oli ls flowing steady with no indication of slacking the volume. The land on which the well is drilled is leased by the San Juan people from the Towa-Wyoming company. Tho Midwest Refining company had an option to build a pipeline to Bolton creek but it expired June 1. Just what action will be taken by this com- pany and others interested in the pur- chase of crude petroleum is problema- tical, but a pipeline is a certainty if this well continues its initial produc- tion’ and other wells of equal capacity are drilled in. The New York'Oll com pany has several hundred barrels of |production in Bolton creek, according to reports. ‘The San Jnan Petroleum ‘comipany has commenced rigging up on a well on its 160-acre lease at Salt Creek on section 10-39-79, adjoining the Burke well which came in several weeks ago {with a daily production of 4,500 bar- rels. S. J. Morris is president and A. J. Hardendorf secretary and treasurer of the San Juan compan: JEFFERIS. ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY TODAY CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 6,—State Auditor I. C. Jefferis has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed himself as state auditor. | Business and Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. of a “hant.” —_ to all women who wish to bi CONTRACTORS LEO J. BECK Auditors and Accountauts—Stock | Floor Sart: um rer te tag ali a Fay lacing Phone 807M 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 CHIROPODISTS WYOMING ore COMPANY 414 ‘3 Yo Midwest f. Bldg. Phone and Anatase: Tneome Ta ! General - Accounting. i AUDITORS DR. E. C. EADGES, REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service Podiatriat- ith Floor 0-8 Bidg. Phone 767 Phone 1721 Suite 9 Beat Bldg. 131 East Second Street ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH. Archies es sah ms i1-! % MARGHALL a Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 Office Phone pg M, a Private Hospital—6i2 Soul Durbin HOUSE MOVERS WILLIAM NEIDEROUER 1107 South Melrose wo 260 LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bidg. JAMES P. KEM Royalty Bidz. HAGENS: & MURANE a re 206-207 Ol Exchange Building GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162 AWNINGS Kistler Tent and Awning Co, 747 South Lincoln St. Phone 927M BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Moving. Phone 74d RAPID TRANSFER 6, Piano and Furniture Moving If It’s Movable We. Move It Phone 1427 i SEARLES TRANSFER WILLIAM 0. WILSON Res. Phone 87W O/fics Phone 70. Baltes apse aioe CHIROPRACTORS OSTEOPATHS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS Ost Phywician 706 | saite 6, Tribune Apartments, Ph. 388 DR. L. L. WADE Osteopathic Physician Room 5-7 Wood Bldg. Phone 12773 John Clowson, poolhall, the old Am- erican cafe and the building occupied| by the Greybuil Social club. Various furnishings and equipment were saved from the buildings before they were} destroyed. The fire was kept from| ling to the Golden Rule store and the Greybull bank, located in the| same block. - ae Sy el ed ort me P 1457 Bids. Phone 1030 DE. C. I. ARNOLDUS RADIATOR REP. Osteopathic ‘and 7 RADIATOR REPAIRING Physician CASPER, AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 310 0-S Building Phone 1754) |, Repairing —Cleaning—Recoring | e Pho! DR. I. &. BERQUIST oe meee Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757} ROOF CONTRACTING patterns bho sete bate PRE lt pt hte co. ing Contractors, Repair- ing and Recoating a specialty Phone 18043 CONTRACTORS A. IN, ing Building—Phone 981M. WORKIN STATE: when he found ‘ himself seized by an officer instead” Street-car conductors in Stockholm” sell hatpin protectors for one cent each ee ee ee ed oe er eo * Teer e re re '