Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1922, Page 10

- Finance -:- Bonds -:- Stocks -:- Grains ooo NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED . AIGURESFOROGTOBEROPERATIONS, cvs Secamnaee | MIRKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS) SHOW INGREASE IN DEVELOPMENT, sss": SHERARO DOME TO HAVE TEST WELL a aad Boston. Wyoming _ i ‘ou: SUMNL TAAL) UA et ; Figures for operations in Montan. Vyomi Buck Cree « : Hide & Leat fa 4 al of G.-ber shows dueresie = mintince with ae ery : Sa fred Spee testy | “ a . = Bor do. Der § 8, with p Blackstone Locomotive. Arrangements are being nade by the United French Republic Ss = tion above the average, although lower than for September, |Hieck vau Smelting & Rete. leum corporation for the drilling of a test i = which was a record breaker. Sotumpins Pate team dome and location has been made on the cevuer of secti ; <= 10214 102% A lowering in new operations is noted, due to the cur-| djinsolidated . “4 * ~ 1245 | 14-25-81 owh terial is ns _ ng at 210% > i ; A S - = . a where mate being hauled and the well will % 5 tailment of drilling in Salt Creek. but asythe report for that} Cavite: Pete soon be spudded in. The hole will be carried to the deep| tv. Kk 025 1 - field is incomplete next month's figures are expected toe show a net gain, |CO¥ Gulea ~ 5, < 102 a3 : Due to ts Avie the Kevin-isuniberat field, Monta ows | Domino send. which is expected at approximately 3,150 feet. Americen Sugar 6s 102% 102 : wh js dome, which ss largely Aer wet American Tel and Te. Lis 118% iM tations in outlying districts are being shut dawn bape g Petite Da eee American Tel. and Tel., cof tr. 68 - eH = 1 agent!) ‘ext’ sprit 5 nd owing to results , Armou jp 4%56 Lae r : t a Ofithiess wells will-ke few until next spring ogres eg = ig 8 attained from previous drilling will be Balmore one ce ny : ns, new production, rigs up, drilling ant : ‘ 2 + : - : F P r Chbainn Pabifig watched with much interest “by the € | Bethienem bteel ref. : ps deates ral? aren oi) fraternity as the new test reaches $ | Bethiehem Steel p. m. 5s : yee comp, Prod. Dry Riga Drit Tot . - ; Chandier “Motors [Oot F : Chi. Burl and. Quiney ref. : % - . : . Chesapeake and The Ohic Of company during the Cbi. Mil, and St. Paul cv., 4 . nb 1 " nd the gpring of 1917 General Electric deb., 5s - i soe. < sats 3 pS mange at i 0 @ depth of 2,010 fee Goodyear Tire, 83 1921 — z : 4 . . a eddo buel ana iroil janda oned the well as dry, Thi: joodyear Tire, Ss 1941 z 3 ; n Products os Y was drilled aaa She southwest — rand? Trunk Ry of C: “4 ori * 111% ie < : - “rucible al quarter tion 24-25-89, and at a Owing to the fact that wire service | Grand Trunk Ry 103% 103% 105%) S ; s 2 4 5: derth o' feet 10 harrels of of!/{s in bad condition 7s a result of the | GPeat Northern 7s A - = 111 10% In NE : 1 4 were bafled from the hole. jxtorm which has «wept the country ract Northern 5 1-28 B Jol 101% 101K bs ? In July, 1919, the Xasoming O11 for the past two cays, market, re-| MO, Kans and Texas new adp., bs A 32%. 61% 61% ; 6 4 ‘ . } company drilled-a well on the north-) ports ‘and stock quotations today are + gen. 4s 6 6445 6E : Onage , 1 15 D ; 4 8 | Weste : Genet Motors ~ east quarter section 11-25:89 to a) appearing jn abbreviated form. Montana Power 6s A - : Natrona Co. J : ’ phe rich Co. -~ lepth of 1.840 feet and abandoned it} The Amociated Press teased wire | NW York Central deb.. 6s Lincoln Co. » , mls CU iiltenie’ tee as dry. In September, 1919, the same is working intermittently“&nd the | Nerthern Pacific pr. lien 4s wader Basin % ° 4 2 | Mount 1 -$ laghitien, Copper == company drilled a well on section wire used by Taylor & Clay, who fur | Oreson Short Line ref., ds - . Miscellaneous 0 2 eee International Harvester 4 [2428-29 At a depth of about 1,600 nish a part of the stock, quotations | ?%¢- Gas ard Electric 5s e eg) St "eee . Int, Mir ainssne pTd. feet a string of tools was lost; the printed on th’s) page has been “dead” | Penn RR. gen., 56 - o.- 1a e re 6 Dene 9 an.erniGonal Paper: - rg, was “skidded 50 feet and a. well ‘all day, The figuims giver’ are Sat-| Beading, gen 4s : m0 48 6 reek . 25[Invinel“te Of - was finished on that location at’2,097, urday'’s quotations with the cxcep | Snclatr Ol! of Ca! —,— = od. at ¥ , K ally! ne net oll t and abandoned as dry. , | tion of those on local oils, but due Difference .. « cosvesssase +s 10 q 28 5 ~---- pA seat ee sre y The Utah Oll Refining company tkere being no outxide connection: 8. Rubber 7%s — Montana. Ey aie ease Np ame started a well June, 1921, on the! these ‘figures have ‘reauained practic. 8, Rubber, de: Cat 'Creex ..- Ba | by lat ia teas sutheas: quarter section 26-25-89 and ally stationary. Kevin-Sunburst ae 7 3 Middle ates Oil finished it Septembers of the samo Ee AMiscell: - 1 0 Midvale Steet year, ‘The total depth of this ‘hole a J 1 Westinghouse Ei “ i 7 {way 2.365 feet. About two million tF¥ No. 015116, for N¥% section 9, Missow actif’ 41.87] sew York Central N.Y... H., and Hartford feet of gas was encountered with a/township 33 N., range 80 W., sixth 168 9 Mammoth OH hole full of water. This hole was Principal ‘meridian, has filed notice 18 160.2 LIRER 029400, 030588. for ‘homestead, | M. Taylor of Kansas City, Missouri, SW%SE%, SW: S%*NWX, Lot; who, on October 14, 1919, made a - s $ 101.00] Norfolk and Western mudded by the government and aban-;0f intention to make final three- - r} A oS ae = 7: $3.95 | Noctamtiarbretfie ues: Weeed he eae rmiment and aban |year proof, to establish claim to the 4, erie i ira, raph pein pao ditional stock-raisins homeste: id en- : is 98.90 | Okiahoma Prod and Ref. A. 'T. Whitehead, who with his ax/land:above described, before Marion | S0%" Miditiovial ea ah peceen. tex, No. 011844, for SW % aieiaacy dices 0 F 1 af $3h0 2 99.00 oclates, worked out the Mahoney P- Wheeler, United States Commis-| Nit “NiuSitig, SEWSEM aection| SOT. eck N Piety fter tho Midwest had. aban-{Sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on thels township $6°N., range 81 W139 and & Wit eention bf } it in the fall of 1917. and rea.| 21th day of Decerber, 1922: Olaliiant: ahihed am Glinesae ixth principal meridian, has filed’ township : range 78 W., sixth WWHEAT PRICES. Oil A that It be drited. has thor : ny : i wns 4 J x BOE as "investigated the Shesaqd domy |g Dan Tubbs, Ellsworth Tubbs, Al. sarpeasyduciaseat he to. aotal Can ate eek te ak les aeiee q Reading —----- 4 ates that in his opt he pro: Wore nar] vare, all of Casper,|ig the land atove déscrived, before| year recor ks ot as 2 : eae Pa | top. Iron and ucing sand has not been reached and, W¥omins. Ba ERWIN, | | Marion P, Wueler, U. 8. Commis-|jnrtd above described before Mazion | Royal Duteh ul in making poaat . J. ERWIN, |sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the|p. Wheeler, United States Commis: Publish Nov. 6, 13, 20, 87, Dec. slat Glee raat te .» |sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the oo Claigeant names, as wimnesses: | 16th doy’ of December, 1922. ‘ ot » T. F. Alex Claimant names as witnesses: ; Bucha‘san, Cc. 5 ib j "a barrel has! NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. WME both off Albert Jones, Elbert Majors Saya it el ; Lr 20% Myron Spencer, James Wilson, all . N, Jof Casper, Wyoming. Crude Price Posted. A price of 70 een posted ‘or erude in the | Register. | } | aker . Corporation Tennessee Copp’ Short Selling Also Develops|%erious Developments in Near : : burs: feld: This, Department of the Interior, U. 8. Raeice With Resumption of Trad- East Bullish Factor in Na ag Sa gs Be vg he Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,|_ Publish Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20,) B. J. ERWIN, ‘ October 4.1922. “"le7 27, 1922. Register. ing Today. Trading. z z ; ‘ z y ci Be "3 Kasominz aoe = Notice ig hereby given that James tea | a SeRee > ee SEW <, Nov. 6.—R CHICAGO, No: Wheat took t pare is reporter: trom Raw that Nickerssn of Arminto, Wyoming, iY m % ublish Noy. 6, 13, 20, 27, Dee. NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Resumption heat to Iinited “Retail Stores - he! Kasoniing Ol! com: tins UR. Whoron dane B4) 4079, ant Tha NOTICE FOR? UBLICATION {4, 48 7 harp upturn in ay, chiefly $ a result of reports in@ cating ser- us frictioh between the Tt U. 8. Ind. Alcohol - Unite1 States Rubber Un'ted States Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse of profit taking and short selling, at tributed in part to the uncertainty of tomorrow's elections and the crit ca Turkish situation, took ‘piace at the} “e allies. The fact that the Liy opening of today's stock market | ool quotations were lower counte Rat'road, equipment, ofl and stec } s @ dominating bearish shares were the hardest hit, the] ere at ithe start. 1 losses ranging from large’ fraction: | bat increased anx e:y aPided nd, Earl MeCredy, both.of Cas-| atte and, Sup chased 320 rc lS ween that 1921, made homestead and ad-| Departinent of the Interior, U. 5. ty and the Platte river, described ditional homestead . entries Noe.| Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, A 4 ax the cast half of section 16:21:85 019852 and 019858, for nomestead,} Dctoher 5, 1922. {The work "Of a: civil engineer, Ie d that work has already been E4s NW, SWMNEX, NWUSEM Notice is hereby given (hat Dotha /Q:te- as much within the prevince ‘arte¢.on a tank grade adjoining the section 7, township 36 N., range 85] M, Bartell of Casper, ming, Of a woman asa man, says ‘Miss Clive sia chek oie Lebeh Willys Overland. -—---— Pa iti y ees (ar eters beidag ticle ae oF weetean Zine, Lead and Sm. _ “17% {!cading racks and that a crew of mien ditional homestead, Wz] ho, on October 11, 1920, made Dennis, who for the last two ye F a MeCr of C Butte and Superior extending the siding of the Union & WwW WUSEM, E%:} homestead entry No. 020 for ! rie: 4, E » SY 54 | Pacific at that point. E%, NWY%NEX section 7, town-|NE%, EGNWM, SWUNW's sec-{ 22% been connected with the bridge pe It is the opinion in Rawlins that ship 36 N., range 85. W., sixth prinz} tion 28, SEXNE section 29, engincering department of the Balti- p4:c| ‘bis ts a move jof the” Standard of cipal meridian, has filed notice of] ownship 87 N., range 89 W., sixth more & Ohio railroad, and who re- 90 | {ndiana which wMl result in the erec- intention to make final three-year} yincipal meridian, has filed notice, s¢rds her work as a very natural pro. 14% | tion of a refinery there shat will Proof, to establish claim to the land} ¢ intention to make final three-'fession for « wothan of practical point 138 | work in coptunction with the Pre- above described, before Marion P.| ;ear proof, to establish claim to the of view and mathematical training, 35% | ducers and Refjners corporation now Wheeler, United States.Commission-| ‘and above deseribed, before Marion builcing on a sis almilar to that in) ef, at Casper, Wyoimng, on the idth) Pp, Wheeler, United Stat is other parts ofthe state where other day of November, 1922. __ | doner, at Casper. Wyoming, on the ref’neries are in operation, | Claimant names as witnesses: Ed-| th day of November, 1922. , ‘The latter firm is going ahead with Ward Wells, Grant U, Wiser, of Cas-| Claimant ‘names as witnesses work on a bir scale at the site of Per Wyoming; George Robinson;} 4mel Knox, Harry LaBarron,\L. G. lis new plant at Grenville, seven George Dawson, of Powder River,|Snilor, Carl Knox, all of Vonnie, to three potnts. Copper shart;] ‘ith brendstuffs supplies were to be} er, Wyoming, 5 Montana’ Power "= moved against the downward trenc | ooked for: B, J. ERWIN, Montana’ Power | reflecting the improved stat stic®} Tho open hg which varied from un- . “Register. | Grnat Northern. Ore Position of the industry. Union ¥a- with| Publish Oct. 30,-Nov. 6, 18, 20] Chicago and ‘Northwestern tific proved the most vulnerable of | December 1.143 to 1.15 and May 1 Chleago Aa ee the rails, yielding 1% points. North- ern Pacifc lost one. Losses of one to nearly three points were sustained by Mexican Petroleum, Pan Ameri- can A and B, Shell Transport, Royal Dutch and Standard O.1 of New Jor There were a few strong spots hanged’ figures to %c ‘ower nsolidated Gas - American Linseed Oil - © 1.14%, waa followed by a materia gain all around. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The advance carried May delivery by ason Department of the Interior, U. 8.) United States Cgmmissioner, at d Office at Doaglas, Wyoming,] Casper, Wyoming, on the sixth day ober 20, 1922. of December, 1922. ‘otice is hereby given that Abra- Claimant names as witnesses: ‘o a new high record for the Most of the speculative dealing n May. Prices closed \%c net higher, w beng 3 c 1 , h 3 7 "; Willi Andrews, Ha Lorens, y: i x Mines, Inspiration and Chile }:o $1.16% and May §#1 ham J. Greenwood of Alcova, Wyo- illiam 5 rry. Li . “4 - 7m ., Wyoming. Wyoming: iellithe ae ‘each at advances off Corn and) oats wére ming, whd, on August 20, 1921,| Marion Andrews, Robert Morton, | ae \eganyee Bees oe nae pee “| B. J. ERWIN, y S B. J. ERWIN, a point or more the action of wheat. After opening |made d@pert 1 nd entry No. 018889 all of Powder River, Wyoming. buildings eiisped Fesscpabay ayy. Zt apt Register. Register. The reaction was temporarily halt-]|% to %o lower to Yc rie for NEM NW2% WHNEX, SE 4 - =. 3. ERWIN, wees ‘ Publish Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov.| Publish Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov. ed by the development of unusual] der 68% to 68%, the corn. mar Ye etion ownship 30 N., é Register. Th onli Pacific hn 6, 1922. 7 1922. crength in merchandising and chain} scored a nioderate general advance ngs S@W.pixth principal merid-|] 2, 11:5 oo G0, Nov. On 18, 20,| tiara iin apes om atatiob anid tele | ae Sa store issues, which advanced in spec-[ Oats started unch low-| ian, has pee. ogi pentane te 27, 1922. trap effice at that point in order| NOTICE) FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR*PUBLICATION. * tacular fashion. Woolworth soarea|er December 42. and showed | make fig! proof, to eztablish claim ee ets to better handlé the larze amount | See 16) Department of the Interior, U. S.]__ Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo-! Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, > ming, October 10, 1922. November 4, 1922. 3 Department of the Interior, U. S. | Notice is hereby given that Harry| Notice is hereby given that Clark Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, | per, Wyoming, on the 29th day of H. Fitchie of Leo, Wyoming, who, } 7 ————— to the land above described, before A roe? ° Register and Receiver, United States] NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. of business which {is now d Office at Doulas, Wyoming, there. the 27th day of November, 1922. imant names as witnegses gains on all deliveries coming | 14% points to 202, a new high. Sev- eral other higher priced stocks ns, Otis Elevator 4 Fruit CHICAGO, Ne tures: made impressive s. Unit 3 company heat December $1.14%: Ma , ait cork the: more speculative tesyes, | $11 ¢h Pete Fisher, of Miller, Wyoming:! October 10, 1922. ovember, 1932. on August 6, 1921, made stock-rais AOE eecield was, conspicuous | Corn December 67ic; May size. | bance? Rofer, of Alcove, Wyoming:| * Notice is hereby given that Cor-|, Claimant “names as witnesses:/ing “homestead. entry, serial No. 4 ss Kelly -Sprine rie, and Pieely Wigsls} Oats Decomber 42c; May 41%c, |Archie Sanford, of Alcove, Wy0-/nelius J, McKeegan, of Ca:per,|George L. Apel, Harold Apel, Major /030150 for NEMSEX section 22, ae A stores 2 points. Mexican Petroleum ‘ing; Charlie Johnson, of Alcova,|Wyoming, who, on October 9, 1917,| Ormsby, Bert Cole, all of Casper,/NW%, N%SW% section 27, town- Use yo Cre t gained 4 points from its early low £0 300 py Wyoming. Le made homestead entry No. 014334| Wyoming. |ship 28 N. range 88 W., sixth prin- ur di Ser oivarah etna notive testes, allo 2 00 Doumga eG aeons B. J. ahs for N%&SE% aneetion 33, township B, J. ERWIN, \cipal meridian, has filed notice of 5 afieaivansts ates acts crea’ ght hea 4 pn ‘ng weemister. . 133 N., range V.,,. sixth principal egister. |intention to ma‘e three-year final : A fi f hardened 1 to 2 points, Trading 1 Publish Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13,] meridian, has filed notice of inten-|' Publish Oct. 23, 30, Nov: 6, is, | proof, to establish claim to the lane Call 15 or 16 and give Miss Classified ame more @ Se Nee 20, 1 tion to make final three-year proof, | 20, 1922. Jabove. described, before Register Want Ad | ‘d bi NOTICE FOR, PUBLICATION: ~ | © cenbushiclaia te:the land shove Se |and. Receiver, United States Land your Want Ad—we'll send bill later— —___—_. ; N. | described, before Marion P. Wheel- ice, at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on H 5 ee TERE er, United States Commissioner, at} NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. |1),.-28th day of November, 1922. no extra charge for credit. Department of the Interior, U- S.| Gasper, Wyoming, on the 20th day|- a Claimant names as witnesses: R Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, | o¢ November, 1922. pabgpartment. of the Interior, U S-| Wayne Huckaby, R. Brooklyn, C. P. Use Our *Phone 36.50@7.50; | October 12, 1922. a Claimant names as witnesses: E.|6ctober 4. 1922 pshiacrs *) Delaney, E., E. Minwell, all of Cas- y _is hereby given that) England, W. E. Jewitt, D. B. Mc-| “Notice is hereby given that Edwin| Pet, Wyoming. Hoffman, of Omaha,|Keogan, Charles Draper, all of Cas-] Gathers of Casper, Wyoring, who MART. T. CHRISTENSE eae ewes $2@5. . Quotations, Nebraska, who, on February 26,| per, Wyoming. Sehoe a = = : 918 1 try No.|Pee eke on October 22, 1920, made home: 3 t cy j1o02? tor SuNWi, NESW B,J. ERWIN, (ntead ‘entry. Now 014108. for Ws , buh! Oct 16, 28, 80, Nov. 6) 12, 100; montly ction 20, township 83 N., range ; ster 3, townsh ON; | 2922: hese bulk $8.30 0. $8.80 £7 W. sixth principal meridian, has|,,Fub-.Oct- 16, 28, 30, Nov. 6, 13;}range 80 W., Ei W%4, Wi SW, CTE cinte 11,000; beet. stecrs| filed notice of intention to make| 1922 SW4NW% section % sec-| NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. higher; desirabl final three-year proof, to establish tion 6, township 32 N., range . ee eile of the Interior, U. S. SHICAGO, un no. chélee. grade claim to the land above descried,| NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. | 80 Wes fe ee ac Bites Seemed te tb Dongiag: Wyoming, 9! <n ch a 15e hij > Mari . Wh . United : ———— iS ian, e 4, 5 z ream k about 10c to Isc higher.|hefore Marion P. Wheeler. United TepecGacut Sitithe Tareinn Uke He eee ne oc vene Venue; | etokice ix, Bigteby “miven thai: Ba joner, at Casper, bulls and v fully steady; stockers | States Comms t establish claig to the land above dell Charles Jones of Casper, Wyo- apd feeders 10c to 1be hig Wyoming, on the 20th day of No-|Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming, 4 ibed, bef. Marion. P. .Wheel-}ming, -who,-on July 14, 1991Jul Sy 5 Sheep—Recelpts 14,900; lambs most.| vember, 1922. October 20, 192 escribed, before P i " ly 14, y oOo py Sntem—Recelpts 14.090; lambs most:|VEMDeN 102% say witnesses: Ic) - Notite se/hereby. given that Rer.|) United States Commissioner, at/ié: 1821) February 17, 1020) made Of Oil and Industrial $13.15@13.60; fed clipped la $1 L. Jameson, of. Ervay, Wyoming; O.|trand Chapin of Casper; Wyoming, Se er ate. Vinpatesteed Dricles i Nis apeptics at eS @12.90; no choice wester: L. Gaston, of Casper, Wyoming; E.|who, on February 25, 1920, made|0f November: eo. itnesses: . d 3 Eni erprises 's teedurs weak ?| 7" Wolfley, of Ervay, Wyoming;|homestead entry No. 017110 for fecding Saiake 4k \Bruce Leach, of Ervay, Wyoming.|SE™ section 4, S%SW%, SE%,|Jemes A. Speas, ConA. Eatnveacer, emereacet - B. J. ERWIN, NWSW section 3, NW, NE J Clinton C_ Fuller, Crank | Morar Register. |SW% ‘section 10, township ‘39 N,, )!@n¢) all of Casper, Wat + | Pub. Oct. 16, 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13,| range 75 W., sixth principal merid- eaten ed ian, has filed notice of intention to * + Per Sa oe make final three-year proof, to es-| ¢ abet Oct. 9, 16, 23, 39, Nov. | NOTICE FOR-PUBLICATION. | tablish claim to the. land above de= [+ 17°" —___»_____ Department or tie Interior TF Sere oe ene eee von ee cei| NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. pert who is thoroughly familiar with all meth- d Office at Douglas, Wyoming, ————__ eae ods of publicity. Who can plan and write your . Department of the Interior, US. pam ; i display, prospectus, from letters, etc., and place ober 26, 1922. + Notice. is “hereby given _ that ee aioe Wyoming, your publicity where it will bring results. refrigerator firsts ADVERTISING is an absolute necessity for the successful presentation of your proposition to the public. igher; fowls 4c io roosters lic; tur. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I 2 19) Department of the Interi S. Land Office ming, October Notice is her given that \ non R. Murray of Casper, ming, who, on October 11, |January 24, 1921, made home: Place your campaign in the hands of an ex. Douglas, 1922. 1 ce] Portland Prices. od caked s—cattie| SPA o21981, mrsty mos rere Wyor rag ohe ae syorenies at : Saaee Notice is hereby given that Fred > > 3 choice sterrs $7 | stead, SW%, 4, NEWSU, made homestead: ‘dnd addi- Be Nery ocr ener eer ; _, Thoroughly familiar with all phases of the Oe: Tuas gEOOeO: common to /SEANEM section 7, ‘township 3 tior Komestead entries, No p Pee einteasts, wht; .on Oebe OR oil game and in constant touch with local condi- |N., range and addi 190-030091, for homestead N % J sq : F tions. Years of experience in the writing and fair $4@5.5 choice he’ s $5@5. choice cows and heifers $4.50@5; mec-| Neu, NW%SE ium to good $3.50@4.50; fair to med-| shin 34 N., range ommon cows $2@3;| cipal meridian, | | homestead NW ber 29, 1917, made homestead en- n 31, SEMSW%, Sts ction 30, SWS 4 sec- township. 84 N, range 84> iditional homestead NEW handling of all forms cf publicity. &£NE%, NE4 n 7, town- sixth prin-. ti notice of W For interviews . address 2206 res caer oom three-year | SV Y4SE%, WW, BY : i il Meal 1 calves 3808.50: prime|ghoves deseribed, before Mazon T. 1 ‘ mship 34 N.,| J Dairy and Chicken Feeds, Oil Meal, Stock Salt. Box A-177, Care: of Tribdn)> % jum light $ , Unite es Com f tice of intention to CASP. STORAGE CO sioner, at Caspe Ww fourth day of Decer Claimant n 1 three-year proof, to es-| laim to the land above de-/ » before Marion P,- Wheeler, ‘ a t , . > y 313 W. Midwest Ave,