Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR _ Che Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923. earliest possible date. The suggestion; needs of the caretaker and could be) tenure of office the highway to the] vividly remembered by the pioneers | to note thnt six-tenths of a cubic foot | creek road, the new count wes made last night that enough-mem- | US¢d next year by the members until|club will be kept in good condition|as the Jack Williams and Johnny|of water from Elkhorn creek which | afford ® background for bers would be wiiling to pay thetr|® ™ore claborate structure is com-|and by that time improvements will] Adam ranch, and much of the ro-| originally went with the ranch was! most beautiful drives in inambecatilne ina siitap leas ts ae] eee bave been made on the grounds|mantio history of Natrona county | #0ld to the city of Casper in the early nance clubhouse construction. At| The county commissioners in tour-|Vhich will justify the maintenance of |i :enters in and around the fertile Elk-| 90'S for the town's domestic supply. present there ie & fiveroom house on | ing over thé place to the clab have|® boulevard south of: thie ottec horn valley in whieh {t Hes, Williams| T®® Purchase price was $1,500. the place that can be adapted to the! given assurance that during their| The county farm was purchased in| homesteaded the land in about 1884, The board of county commissioners : : Ae | i919 by the bord of county comin jand Adam took Up holdings tmme.| Which purchased the place intended sioners of Natrona county, then com.| diately to the south. In the early| ‘2 convert it into @ poor farm and 43 | posoa of 7. W. Hall, J.B. Grittith | lava they maintained « borse ranch Seay tecair oe Cones is Witten BRAgiEea and Robert J, Veitch, from N. §.| ind also conCtucted the first livery tn | O'0" Fre park or club purposes. Wlison. Although generally known as| “asper in @ log building located back | with the completion of the scenic the old Harry Duhling ranch by rea-| f where the old Natrona hotel still/ nicnway, which skirts the property Se atvan ret son of the latter's ownership of the| stands. and winds around under , : bee 5 F : ‘ for_many years, it is more! In this connection it ts interesting mountain, joining onto_the Garden Wi Oo OSE F RO ic ead e 4 , emneraty of “Ra load M an Fa i. ee, BIG DOUBLE BILL Professor Albert Reace in His Original “Hindu” Coffin Escape. AND FOUR OTHER NOVELTY ACTS— COMMENCING 8 P. M, Also at 10:30 P. M. ieee eae ee ae eee ey 8—Special Vaudeville Features—8 Ren ee Free Dancing and Carnival Caps ‘ors realize of activities, including fa club house and the ance of @ permanent home, active to scores of Se Ona Brunswick Record urse of ach mem of selling No. 2399 approved by Railroad Man—Fox Trot Carl Fenton’s Orchestra | "| Peggy Dear—Fox Trot y Gene Rodemich’s Orchestra the meeting ‘8 were author- Something new every day! SMARTEST F ROCKS FOR THE WEE MISSES Clearly evidencing the vogue tendencies of their elders, Children’s Dresses are invested with an air of sophistication that is altogether adorable. COME IN AND SEE THEM You’ll revel in their pleasing variety. Dressy models for the little miss from 2 to 6 years, in a varied assortment of color and material. In these new arrivals you will find Voiles in all the newest Spring shades, hand embroidered and lace trimmed. Dotted Swisses with Organdie trim. Voile and Tissue Gingham combinations. Voile and Dot- ted Swiss combinations. Cross Bar Pongee, hand em- bool res Pussy Willow Taffeta Party Frocks beruffled and frilled. “ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT” No more waiting! Brunswick dealers have new records every day. And there is flawless tone-beauty in Brunswick Records—they play on any phonograph, ADDED ATTRACTION AY TODAY E TOMORROW MASTER VERNON OSGOOD THE BOY WONDER SINGING EVENINGS AT 7:30 AND 9:30 AND SATURDAY MATINEE, 3:30 PHONOCRAPHS' + :AND. RECIOR! » DO YOUR BIT For the Girls’ Summer Camp ATTEND THE PLAYLET SPONSORED BY THE KIWANIS CLUB HANSEL AND GRETHEL Ranging in price from $5.00 to $8.75 to $17.50 $100 - Prize Mask Ball - $100 Prize for the Most Beautiful, Comical and Original Costumes TUESDAY, MAY 1 Arkeon Dancing Academy Spring Arrivals for the Miss from 6 to 12 Years In styles becoming to the miss of that “hard to dress age,” ell made of Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe, Embroidered Pongee, Linen, Ratine, Or- gandies, Voiles and Tissue Ginghams. Reasonably priced from $5.75 to $11-50 to $20,00. Full range of Children’s All-Silk Hosiery, in white, brown and black. Also a new complete line of Chidren’s Half and Three-Quarter Hose, in Silk, Mercerized, Cotton and Lisle, Starting Saturday we are going to give a beautiful Mamma Doll free with each $10.00 purchase in our Children’s Department. This offer good until May 10th. SW & Perkins & Cb. SPECIALTY STORE, TRIBUNE BUILDING Continveus—1 to 11 ee = ee ROTA Loe | mo eh CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE £ Bu IYER BE LAST TIMES TODAY AA Double Program NEW SHOW TONIGHT H ARRY TONIGHT qi a TT Tap eves it Mev ucs Cosbayy CAREY] §ELKS AUDITORIUM || onpoy: mrs A SCREAM “AS YOULIKE IT” Our Patrons Said-- “Never enjoyed a picture so much in my life.” “THE SUPER MELODY FOUR” Hawaiian Musicians, Singers and Dancers “THE OUTLAW AND ‘Admission is within the reach of all, VAUDEVILLE AGaWO) TYDISAN THE LADY” 5 “That’s the best Tom Meighan picture yet.” Adults 75c—Children 35c “T heard ‘Back Home and Broke’ was a good one. Now I know it.” Photoplay —Also— iBest evenld ( pie red I’ve had for months,” NORMA TALMADGE es bs ba 8a at's a grackerjack, —In— A Rollicking 5-Reel Comedy. TURN OUT TONIGHT AND BRING And Aree athars top numerous to mention. “THE SAreny CURTAIN” “The Cradle Buster” THE FAMILY. EVERYBODY WENT AWAY WITH A SMILE ON THEIR FACE AND SATISFIED 50 aan —IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD SHOW SE) f ic an Ic 'Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c and 40c ‘ THOMAS _ “BACK HOME. RIALTO MEIGHAN AND BROKE” —T0DY—Tomorrow 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 The Great Elephant Charge! in HA, oR HUNTING BIG GAME | AFRICA ¢ ‘g en GUN and CAMERA Ye i), pe BISHOP-OASS THEATENs Tig tce || TOM ON THE . MIX SECOND BIG NIGHT TONIGHT Hundreds were amused and had a good time last night. If you missed out, get there tonight and stay until the whistle blows. BARROOM I FLOO . And His Horse HENRY B. WALTHALL Al ALMA BENNETT “JU ST TONY” Big agg owalonmm CHARLIE C N OUR GANG in “A PLEASANT JOURNEY” Arde Toten ane “SHOULDER ARMS” Shows at 1, 2, 3:50, 5:00, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 10c and 20c A thrilling motion picture showing man’s two years’ battle with the most ferocious beasts of the African Jungles, eetAND MONDAY” WYOMING THEATRE It’s Casper’s First World Fair MULLIN CLUB