Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1923, Page 9

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Want Ads received after 10:30/ lo 12:30 Dp. m. will bo inserted under he head “*Too Late to Classify.”’ HELP WANTED—MALE REN, women, girls, 18 or over, U. 8. government’ jobs. $95 to § nonth, steady, short hours, common ducation sufficient; list positions ob nable free. Write immediat nklin Institute, Dept 4718, K ester, N. Y. 1-6-1t* MEN our catatog tells how we teach parbering quickly, mailed free. Mol-| Barber College. 1229 Seven St, Denver. \ get! 192 | WANTED — Mothers' helper good home. Call 1311 S. Spruce. 1-5-3t% an for 11163. WANTHED—Competent worm: eneral housework. Phons * 1-5-3t POSITIONS WANTED ——— ee: YOUNG man desires work; preter driving car or truck, but will con- sider almost any kind of work, Phone 1948 for Kenley 1-5-2t* ‘ANTED—Day work by experienced maid. Phone 1584J. 1-4-8 RACTICAL: NURSE wishes obstet- rical. oases; will care for invalic: or walescent. Phono 972N-M. 1-3-it SERVICES OFFERED 'S sewing and remodel- ® specialty; all. kinds of fancy ‘work guaranteed. 947 8, Cedar. 4 84499 work CALL BROOKS for job work, win- i 1-5-3t | said dow and rugs Phone 1367.. 1-4-4t* WILL DO residence work; marcel- Ung, meé€nicuring hair dressing; prices reasonable. pointment. MANURE, gravel, sand, coke haul-| ing or.team work of ayy kind. Phone 1840 ancvask for Eadie. A i 1-4-10t Phone 554 for ap- | Hudson touring —_.-. 1-3-6t! INDIA FoR A Few DAYS : | HAVEN'T SEEM FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES \ — FOR SALE—One Jewett touring car, model 1923; at $150 less than cost Price; $500 down, balance terms. Call 645 West Thirteenth, between Sand 7 p, m. 1-3-4t* Pie: Ela c De am BOE AT. Lett SHE BOUGHT A COLUMBIA SEDAN. Her Columbia five-p ing, good shape; bargain $560. Be: dict Motor Co., 550 HE. Yellowstone. Phone - 2030, 1-6-2 “OR SALE — One seven-passenger Marmon sedan; in A-l ‘shape; poi terms. Phone. 1681R. 14-3t bebidas Aen dus SYNE ay ee BOUGHT COLUMBIAS ere are some exceptional bargai in used cars left with us for sale. Pe tour. ne- or Overland 90 ___ r —. 30 hes J need Big Six (California All cars in good running # shape, A small cast payment down and terms to suit you. BENEDICT MOTOR CO. 550 EB. Yellowstone Phone 2930 We Are Selling Them CHEAP Eevery one of the fo.lowing are in good whepe and ready to go.. Terms are night. Come in and see these, and you will agree that you are Stealing ’Em Excelsiar motcz<ycle with side car. Hao just been completely overhauled. And it will cost you only $125. 1922 We guarantee to_be in first class shmpe; $25: Bulck Six D-45 touring, $240; ‘We have several other good buys. If you are buying @ used car, do not |faii to see us, as we will save you money. The Doud-Weaver Motor Co. 434 West Yellowstone % 1-5-3t AUTO OWNERS. During the, winter months I am making special rates on overhauling jobs..I can save you many dollars and you first class guaranteed now instead of waiting until spring. Come in and lets talk it over. Square Deal Marks, 135 W. Ninth. Phone 1160W. 1-4-4t* Zrering; packing, "rug “cleaning: % ne; ij vacuum for rent. Cormier and Mc- Cimmb, 107. 8, Durbin. Phone eter YOUR PIANO—Does it need tuning?—Just telephone us if we can be of service'to you. Plano tuning ‘and. repair work positively guaranteed. Bverything jn Music, ‘The Chas. E Wells Music Co, 232 E. Second Phone. 19: uf 12-22-t¢ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—One cabinet size Vic. trola, eVrnus Martin bed and one reed baby cart Call at 1326 E. First. 1-6-2t° & bs FOR SALE—Several used sewing ma- chines in good condition. Phone 1086. 1-5-tt FOR erican walnut dining BALE—Am: suite; able, buffet, six chairs. 416 + Fourteenth, Phone 269-M. OF 1-3-4t' wash- 1-5-tf FA FOR SALE—Several electric ing machines. Phone 1086, FOR SALE—New kitchen table and center table, cheap for cash. 216 wast F', Aapartment 2. 1-6-tt CASPER AUCTION HOUSE CASPER MATTRESS FACTORY Real bargans in new and used gas stoves, heaters and tank heaters; in- stantaneo: ater heaters; dress: tables, chairs Mbrary tables; real 42- pound mattress $9; we renovate and recover, See us first. 326 W. Yellow- stone. Phone 1617J. 12-28-tf HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I have @ high class player-piano ‘for salo cheap, if taken at once. 134 B. F street. Phone 1618-J. 12-12-t¢ FOR SALE —-Victrola, over-stuffed set, mahogany library table, 9x12 and reed writing desk, vanity electric washing machine, box, etc, Call evenings or Sunday. 906 8. Grant 1-4-4t IF YOU WANT second hand furnt- ture or anything second- hand, or have anything to trade, call at 367 8. Ash or phono 1660. 1:94 peas AL alas FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES ODGE COMMERCIAL TRUCKS. ition; priced to sell. Ben- edict Motor Co., 550 E, Yellowston Phone 2030 FOR SALE—I need sell my 3% ton truck, has throe- yard cart, hydraulic dump body, in A-1. condition, W, H. Marks, 185 W. Ninth, Phone 1160W 14-4t9 HE BOUGHT A COLUMBIA. Buick K-49, good shape, new cord $1,250, 8d will tires; bargain $550. Benedict Motor Co., 650 HB .Yellowstone. Phone 2030. 1-6-2t FOR SALE— Nev one given away | jon, Phone 14312. ——— FOR SALE—White town-ton truck, 3; on Den- 12-81-10t ensy terms. Davis, ver, Colo. 1935 Stout. AUTO ACCESSORIES fo nened de fiat aadkormecto tater: ae SN, AUTO TOPS—Overland new model, $31.50; Dodge and Buick $36.00, neven-passenger cars $39.50; Ford touring $12.50; Ford roadsters $10; curtains repaired and lights put in. Western Auto Top Co. 367 8. At Phone 169. 1-6-2 FOR SALE — One Auto Knitter, cheap, 1055 South Jackson. 1-65-3t* FOR SALE—New and second hand tires and tubes, all sizes. 136 W. Second. x NEW and second-hand tires, Vulcanizing. Phone 1473-R. Tire Co., 522 ©. Yellowstone. all sizes. Uneeda 12-13-tf FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS riding or dress coat; also all-wool velour coat silk line very reasonable. Phone 2255W. 1-6-2t FOR SALE — Several show cases, cash register and typewriters and typewriter desks.-Phone 1086, oe 15+ birds, wholesale or retail young singers from $5 up Germon rollers and warbler. Talbott Studio, Basin, Wyo. 1-4-6" FOR SALE— Fresh corn fed pork, half or whole, delivered; 12%c per pound Phone 1480. 1-5-4t FOR SALE—Millinery store fixtures; great bargain. Phone 766-W. Martz Hat Shop, 12-13-tf, FOR SALE—Newspapers in bundles of 100 for 10c; just the thi: to put under carpets an@ on the pantry shelves. All you want at The Tribune office. 9-16-tf FOR SALE—Two pede; ‘Boston ~ bull dogs. Phone 1631R. 1-4-8t POULTRY FOR SALE Chickens. 416 W. First street. 1-6-3t* —<—$—$—$————— PLENTY money to loan on improved Teal estate. H, Vossbeck, lobby of American Theater. 1-6-tf WANTED—Loan thre to four thou- sand_on improved property. Box A-$4, Tribune 1-4 WANTED—MISCELLANEOU, WANTED—Bull pup, not over 5 or 6 months ol¢. Write Box 168, Glen- rock, Wyo. 1-6-2t WANTED—At once one or two fresh milk cows. ACdress Box A-86, Trib- une. 1-4-3t WANTED—Cheap, property between Chestnut and Oak streets, south of Railroad avneue. Ad¢cress H. M. W., Tribune. 1-5-4t* WANTED—TO BUY O BUY-—-Second-hand fur- ything of value; high: 367 8 Ash. Phone ice paid Phone 1700 0} Phone 692M after 6 p m. | G-Otf 1679 414 5. Oak. WANTED—TO BUY WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of any kind, 120 W. Midwest. Phone 249. 2-24-tf WANTED TO BUY — Anything of value in household goods. Phone 1086. 1-5-tt WANTED TO BUY — Anything: of value. Phone 1086. 1-5-tf WANTED TO BUY — A four-room home; can pay 3600 cash, balance Ike rent. Box A-88, Tribune, 1-5-6t WANTED—TO RENT chiid after school and Saturdays 1 -6-2t WANTED—Board an¢ room for two boys 10 and 12 years of age; prefer Catholic family in neighborhood of East Casper or Central school. Ad- dress Box A-90, Tribune. 1-6-2t* WANTED TO RENT—One or two light housekeeping roomn; — also someone to care for child after schoo! and Saturdays. Phono 692M after 6 p.m. 1-5-3 FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT—SI ner cers for one or two men, gas in room, 423 S. Beech. Tel. 709. 1-6-2t* FOR RENT — Sleepingrooms. 64. Bast A. 1-5-2t FOR RENT—Room in business ioca- ‘tion for business mon. 334 E. Sec- ond. 1-6-2t FOR RENT. 3. McKinley. Phone 1658W. 1-4-4t* FOR RENT—In private home mod ern room, adjoining bath; close tn $11 8. Durbin, 1-5-3t RENT—Witl OR 1729-W, 1-3-3t FOR RENT--Room in modern home, next to bath. Phone 751W. FOR RENT—A nice warm room next to bath. 626 Lind. Phone 427M. 1-6-2t FOR RENT—Rooms at the Antlers; ex! ive, moderate . - cott. 1-4-3t* FOR RENT——Large room with pri- vato bath also private entrance, sulfabie for two gentlemen 305 ©. Twelfth. 1-6-8t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front bedroom private entrance very rea- sonable; close in. 689 8. Ash. Phono 2043R. 1-5-2t nicely furnished strictly, modern sleeping room, with steam heat, next to bath, 845 HB. Third Phone 1023, 1-6-1t FOR RENT—SI in mod. ern home, close to bath, men onl; 133 N._ Kimball. 5-2 —— FOR RENT—A_ furnisned sleeping- room board if desired. 823 5. Cen- ter. 1-5-2t —$—< FOR RENT—Room in modern home, gentlemen only. 824 S. Wolcott. 1-5-2 ———— RENT—Front bedroom, ad ror bath in modern home privileges Meals if. desired. Homo 1032 8, Ash. Phone 1887-J. 1-34£ FOR RENT—Nice clean gtrictly mod- ern room, $25 @ month. 613 8. Grant. Phone 827R. 1-6-2 ———— FOR RENT— Modern sleepingroom in first class home, breakfast if de- sired. 343 W. Heleventh. Phone Cort FOR RENT—In modern home, furnished basement room — with kitchenette 248 W. Eleventh. Phone 452J. 1-5-2t —_———— FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room tn private home. Hot water heat. 508 8; Beech. 1-3-40° ee ey FOR RENT—Nicely furnished nai un- ly modern sleepingroom, 122 . Kimball. Phone 1128. 1-4-3t FOR nicsiy furnished rooms next to bath; private en- trance. 128 W. Eleventh. Phone 897J. 1-6-2 | N ie Chad ML PRC ae... HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT — Housekeeping room with kitchenette, private entranci two blocks south of Mbrary. 413 8. Durbin. 1-6-1t* FOR RENT—Two furnished house- keeping rooms. Inquire 834 5S. Oak. 1-4-3¢ FOR RENT — housekeeping room, électric Nght and water free; $10 per month, minutes walk from the center of town at 406 W. First. 11-20-t¢ “BOARD AND ROOM FOR RENT—Boart and room; board. 221 N. Center. BOARD AND ROOM modern home. 181 N: Beech. £4 -3t* BOARD AND ROOM, $10 a week, home cooking, hot air heat, Phone 18.6t good 1-8-4t in BOARD AND ROOM ROOM AND BOARD in modern home, warm, comfortable room, ad- Joining bath, cooi meals reasonable; on CY bus line. Phone 1533R. 1-5-3t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished unfur- 1-6-2t° FOR RENT— Fourroom basement. 934 North Burlington St. 1-6-2t* FOR RENT — Five-room basement apartment, partly furnished. 1444 . Second. Phone 742. 1-6-1t FOR RENT — Two-room basement, furnished. Apply 918 B. io FOR/RENT—Four-room: unfurnished apartment, just redecorated, nice and clean, 447 8. Lincoln. Phone 1654R. 1-6-3t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished basement apartment Phone 1867R. 1-6-2t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment. 646 East A 1-5-2t apartment, + hot heat; use of electric washer. 441 CY. at 406 W. First. ~~ FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Three-room house rear of Kimball rooms, gas heat, furnished except bedding and dishes; no children. Inquire at 114 S. Kimball 1-5-1t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished two room cottage all modern except heat. Call 909 S Cedar. Phone 1475. 1-6-1 FOR RENT — Completely furnished’ tele- five-room house; lights and phone; no children. 726 N. Phone 1229W. use. Appiy Sunday: 114 ¢ 1-6-2t* over one-year old. Call at 320 N. Jack- son. 5 1-6-2t FOR RENT—To responsible party, fivercom furnished house, with bath, gas, furnace heat. Phone 937M. $15 E. Fifth. 1-6-1t FOR RENT—Modern five-room nice- ly furnished home to desirable ten- ants no children; gas. 1318 8. Spruce. FOR RENT—Modern, furnished bun- galow 430 8. LAncoln. 1-6-1t FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house, near refinery. 912 8. Ced: 1 ——$ FOR RENT—One room house, mod- ern “except gas; located at 317 S Jackson, $16 per month. Call Pett -6-2t* FOR RENT—Four-room house an¢ garage, 286 East F. Apply Beech. Phone 514M. 1-5-5t FOR RENT— Compl furnished modern touse on 8. h Phone 1087S. 1-5-2 FOR RENT—Furnished cabin, sultu- gentlemen. 632 S, Ash. Phono 1556W. 1-6-1t FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT— Light running sewi: machines. Phone’ 1086. 1-6-1 FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Modern two-room stucco house on rear of large lot, one and one-half block from pavement. $3,300, your own terms. 1312 8. Cedar 1-6-2t¢ FOR SALE—Two houses of three rooms, $1,150. R. Kamon, 242 B. Second. Tel, 702. 1-6-1t FOR 8. lastered at Casp\ balance monthly. P. 0. Box 1828. had FOR SALE—Good two-room house, and two lots; will sell cheap with 801 United St 137 FOR SALB—Four-room. house, west part of town, gas, lights and water large lot; price $2,250, terms. Mathers) Realty Co,, 255 8. Center. Phone 1088 W. 1-4-3t | FOR SALE—Four-room house with two or three-room apartments !n basement; located on north site,| $3.500, $400 cash. R. Kamon, 242 E Second, Tel. 702. 1-6-1t FOR SALE — Five-room residence with two and three-room apartment! in besement: fine furnished _ home;| garage; $9,000, $8,000 cawh. RR. Karnon 242 B. Second. Tel. 702. 1-6-1t| FOR SALE—Five-room house, ern with lawn and payement ego; four finished rooms !n ba. $6,500, $1.900 cash. R. Kamon, Second. Tel, 702, mod gar nt:| 242 F. 1-6-1t Caspet Daily Cribun * Drawn for The Casper Daily Tribune by George McManus ——— '|FOR SALE OR TRADE — 820 acre ©) 1923 ey wert FeaTurs Sanvics. Inc. FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—Small five-room house, southwest part of town; gas, water and lights; level lot, $28, part cash Phone 87W. 1-5-2t A REAL BUY. Neat two-room piastered house on South Washington; clothes built. in cupboards, water, + price $1, $300 cash, balance like rent. Phone 1416W. 1-6: $800 CASH will buy modern five-room house, with four-room semi-base- ment apartment, one-half block from pavement, southeast front in best res idence district. Phone 1332W 1-6-1t* FOR SALE—New three-room mod- ern house, nice kitchen rabinet in wall, clothes closet; water, gas, lights and sewer in; good location; one-half diock from East Second, $1,000 down, monthly payments like rent. If you don't mean business don't call. Phone 1084J. 1-6-3t FOR SALE—Four-room house in the southwest part of town, near CY small cash payment. 1427 8. Box Elder. 1-6-4 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE DO YOU WANT A HOME? We have several lots in North Cas per in block 26; east front. We will build you a three or four-room house on easy terms around $300 down, bal- ance like rent. W. E Grude Corpora tion, open evenings. 108 8, Center. Phone 381. 1-5-Tt FOR SALE—Business lot or apart ment location; part or all of lot. Will take in residence lot. Phone 8T-W. 1-3-7t — FOR /SALE—Corner lot 66x169 feet; on three streets; 6 room’ inodern house on lot. Corner Bast Second and Grant streets. Phone 157-J. 642 East Second. 12-20-tf ———————— CASPER LOTS—We setl lots in Fair View addition for $1 down anc $1 a week: city water, ight and phone wires across the street and gas but block away, The Dobbin Realty C.. 231 Midwest. Bldg. 11-14-tf ee FOR SALE—Corner business lot in Teapot; lot 13, biock 11, cost 3300, will ewcrifice at $175 cash. petits three miles west of Sun- Wyo. Phone 946 or 3913. 1-4-6¢ FOR TRADE in ——— FOR EXCHANGE—Want home Casper; have very fine elzht-room residence in. southeast Lincoln; price $11,000; will accept or pay difference. D W. Hayes Land Co., 306 Security Mutual Bldg., Lincoln, Neb. 1-6-3t BUSINESS CHANCES ——— FOR SALE—Thirteen-room rooming | s, house, doing a splendid business located <n Glenrock; must bs oe at once; complete!y furnished, lano and everything included. Phon: er For Rent In Ideal Location for Small BEAUTY SHOP Iris Theater Bldg. INQUIRE MANAGER IRIS THEATER 1-5-2t ‘WANTED— Partner, small invest- ment, secured by patented article, Write Box A-91, 1-6-2t¢ phot FOR SALE — Retall and wholesale poultry and produce business; oth- er interests reason for selling; geod proposition and easy tern#. Box 89, Tribune. 1-5-3t —————— FOR SALBE—Rooming house, twelve 4 bath room, completely furnished, heat; price reasonable. For particulars inquire at 227 West A or write Casper, Wyo. 1-4-7t* il ens FOR LEASE—160 acres ol! land in Bolton field; government permit. Address P. O. Box 778. 6-20-t6 isaac nS FOR QUICK SALE—Lee's cafe, best location in town for business, cheap, Write Frank Lee, Glenrock, Wyo. 12-92-14t* LOST AND FOUND —————— LOST—Airedale dog, six months old. Fincer please return to Sprague Hotel and receive rewarc, corner of Durbin and A strest, Phone 386. sede ————— LOST—Knight Templar cherm. Find- er please return to Casper Pharm- acy and receive reward. 1-5-3t Northwest- ib: t LO8T—Sunday evening on Wolcott, man’s leather packetbook Finder please return to Tribune office and receive reward. 1-6-1t* LOST—One Miller Cord tire with Kelgey rim, near CY. Reward 358 N. Jackson. 1-2-6t LO8T—Three hogs near ern stock yards, east of town eral reward. Casper Packing © OH! JIGGS- 1M GOIN' WITH Wou! LOST AND FOUND LOST—Child’s brown kic mitten. 319 S. Jackson. Phone 1872-W. 1-3-6t LOST—Since the day before Christ- mas, large Airedale dog; distinct black and tan markings, short curly hair; answers to name “Pat,” wears black collar, Reward. Mrs. Harpster. Phone 602J. STRAYED OR STTOLEN form Iowa Wyoming Camp on Bolton creek one black pacing mare, weight nine’ hundred, gentle, rewar m dol- lars for return to A .H. Ford at the camp or address information to 226 Midwest Bldg. 1-6-2t* PERSONAL THY our special Sunday dinne: served from 12 to 1, home cookin; Price 50c. 163 N. Wolcott. 1-6-1" MADAM. WONDER—Wondertul life @ lady with the wonderful past, present and future Call and consult her on any affa. 262 West B. Hours from 9 a. m. t 10 p. m. 1e4-dt LUNCHEON and dinnera prepare? and, served Phone Mrs. Foster Phone’ 2215W. 1-6-3" NOTICE NOTICE, ‘To anyone interestec. in mining o: those with capital, I have a goo¢ proposition which is genuine and wil stand the strictest investigation. Thi: will prove good to someone, do no pass thle by, but tell others, For par ticulars apply either by lettergor per sonally efter 5 p. m. to Albert B Curtis, 122 S. Boyer. 1-5-8t* NOTICE. R. C, Holland has garnisheed th wages of Hester Adamson, workin at Takis Candy factory. 1-6-1t* NOTICE OF PROBATE OF LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF RAYMOND ROUAN, DECEASED. To Edward F. Rouan, Mary Eliz- abeth Wheeler, Katherine M. Rou- an, Dorothy M. Rouan, Ida M. Rou- an, Rose V. Rouan, and Jean Rov an. and Carrie Fort, and to whom it may concern, heirs and divisees at law of Raymond Rowan, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that Car! H. Anderson did, on the 2nd day of January, A. D. 1928, file with the Clerk of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District of Wyoming, sitting ‘within and for Natrona County, his petition in writing praying the Court for Letters Tes. tamentary be issued to the said Car! H. Anderson, as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of the said Raymond Rouan, deceased, and that said petition is set for hearing by the court on the 22nd day of Jan- uary, A. D. 1923, at the hour of ter o'clock A. M. of said day, or ar soon thereafter as the same can be heard, at which time and place the last Will aforesaid will be ad- mitted to Probte and Letters Testa- mentary issued unless proper and legal objections be made thereto. Dated this 2nd day of January, A. D, 1923. HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court of Na trona County, Wyoming. Publish Jan. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 192 Bh OR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District, in and for Natrona County, Wyoming. ‘ugh W. Swaim, plaintiff, vs. Alma Swaim, defendant, ~ To Alma Swaim, whose last known postoffice address was 804 Elm St.. in the City of Waco, in the State of Tex Take notice that Hugh W. Swaim has filed a petition against you in the above named court, the object and prayer of which is for a divorce a vinculo matrimoni on the ground of desertion. You are further notified that you are required to answer the said pe tition on or before the 30th day of January, 1923, or the allegations in {said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly on_proof. Witness the hand and seal of this court the 11th day of December, 1922, HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court, in and for Natrona County, Wyo, Pub. Dec. 16-23-30 Jan. 6-13-20-28, po Files 9 tae en 8 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District within and for the County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. in favor of the Coliseum Mo- tor Company, a vorporation, plain- tiff, vs. Roy Williamson, defendant, dated December 20, A. D, 1922, J. L. Marquis as Sheriff within d for Natrona County, Wyoming, has, by ‘virtue of said writ, levied upon 250 shares of the capital stock of the Five Tribes Petroleum Com- pany, a corporation, and further levied upon 2,862 shares of the cap- ital stock of the Blackstone Salt Creek Oil Company, a corporation, and has further levied upon 900 trust shares and 675 shares of the capital stock of the E Oil Company, a corporation, personal property of that by the the said de- T. Williams fendant, Roy Williamson, and situa- ted in Natrona County. Notice is hereby given that on} the 15th day of January, A. 1923, at the hour of ten o'clock a.| m. at the south front door of the court house of Natrona County, at Casper, Wyoming, the undersigned .| Sheriff will sell said personal prop-| erty of the said Roy Williamson at) Qorrand ublic auction to the highest bidder | Serving a ‘or cash to satisfy said execution named as a joint de’ and all costs. PERRY A. MORRIS, Sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming. Dated January 3, 1923. DURHAM & LOWEY. PAGE NINE. ANNOUNCEMENT Casper, Wyoming, January 5, 1923. The Anna Bell Wyo. Oil Co. will hold a meeting at the County Court House on Monday, the 8th, at 7:30 o'clock and especially invite all stockholders to be present. Impor- tant business matters coming up for discussion. W. E. PATTON. Publish January 6, 7 and 8, 1923, FIVE EL PASO BUSINESS MEN ARE ACCUSED WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Five bust- ness men at El Paso, Texas, are un- derstood to have been indicted by a federal grand jury there on various |charges growing out of alleged fraud- |ulent sale of government property at | Fort Bliss. | The men named in the indictments jand the charges against them are: W. 0. C, Forester, conspiracy to de- fraud the government; Gus Momsen, recelving and concealing government property and conspiracy to defraud: E. R. Jones, conspiracy to defraud; |James Connors, conspiracy to de- fraud; and Pat Grattan, conspiracy to Captain C. BE. Black, now term at Leavenworth, is | fendant in three Jef the indictments, which resulted |from an investigation by the federal |government into the disposition of pets supplies at Fort Bliss, No strictly religious Moorish wom- Publish January 8, to 138, inclu- an will allow any man but her hus- sive, 1923. AUDITORS c. H, REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant band to see her face. CLEANING and PRESSING COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Cleaning and Tailoring 243 S. Center, Upstairs. Phone 1149W | | Income Tax ‘lee } « Phone 767) 101 O-S Bldg. Phone 7 DOCTORS R. ©. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant THE CASPER PRIVATE Income Tax Service HOSPITAL Over Campbell Hardware Phone 148, ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. ‘Auditors. and Accountants—Stock Registarar and Transfer Agents 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 Women’s and Children’s Hospital 542 South Bene oe, 406 f STAF! SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS Homer R. Lathrop, M. D., F. Victor R. Dacken B. Se, MoD. “4 4 660} EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROA 208-11 Ol! Exchange Bldg. Phone Harem 1.” Stanton, at, wag Hy 2 35 MEDICIN} ARCHITECTS RE, Crusen, 8 De MM, DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 11-12 Townsend Block . M. D. RAY TREATMENT INARY DISEASES AND. y: nderwood, M. D. Casper, Wyo. Phone 449 5 EeNTUENOLOGIST "M. J, WESTFALL, Architect aille M. 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