Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 2

PAGE Two. : Che Casper Daily Crivune FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923, LLL LLL EC culture, She is a pupil of Oscar)rare beauty, a concert soprano of 2 ; RD: ° X W. Gilligpie of the National Suppl making the first step towards pros- terary Club Picnics Sects e210 ALL BOY SCOUTS AND THOSE **:2= == iterary u icnics on line where they spent several days on | Signed) Campaign Committee Saenger of New York city and was| unusual range. Her rendering of the business. on the concert platform for rome-|lovely ‘Pleurez! ileaurez. mea Yeux | of Progressive Party Sit rt Caspar. ¢.yeg ee etx | INTERESTED IN ELECTION TODAY ca 1 e re) (6) c Pp oy O. estley, crop an Ye time. The Billings Gazette recently |was extremely effective.” At the same service Sunday Rey. ist is here from the University of ming at Laramie for a‘few i preach. Dr. H. B. Shepherd of Cheyenne wii isting G. M. Penley, state agricul’! 4 statement has been make asking, mayor since hé has no platform?, . | Paper Read by R. S. Ellison Reviews History of Pio-|‘""* eiisiie the scouts to vote for the candidate| Waine Hacker has openly made the To Sing Sunda y sa > Dr. Vivtor R. Dacken and Dr. H. L.| 0st interested in campaigning and] statement that sino D 1 i | A neer Days and Ongin of Fort and Will Be Stanton returned this morning from}? think that Waine Hacker, candi-| performance in himself and his ap-l@t Vf ethodist Church Published in Pamphlet Form ; estan { SPECIAL NOTICE All members of Casper Lodge 1182 Loyal Order of Moose and their families are requested to be at the Mra. Berta Smith, a soprano of Moose hall on Sunday morning, June 24, at 9 o’clock, rare ability, who has recently come where automobiles will be provided for those who to Casper, will sing in the Methodist | wish to attend the first annual picnic to be held at hurch, corner of East Second and A South Durnin streets, next Sunday at|{ Paradise Park. - &%. Mrs. Smith has opened a 1 ig teaching voice 3 date fo ; ° | pointees, anyone should be able to ecting of the State} d#te for mayor on the progressive | po! , any | Mecha teeeiate Retna “| ticket has shown his share of inter-| understand the statement. | i gerne gst in campaigning since he has| ‘We do not think it neceSsary to go i * | rT is b for a few] Visited most of the troops and per-/into details about his past life but y-five members of the Casper Literary Club, | J. A. Helmerick is here | | About thi with their wiv rt « teats days on business from Laramie. Mr. | S0nally given-them his ideas. | will challenge any individual scout nd families enjoyed a picnic dinner at the > We also think is advisable to vote| to show better grades in schoo! high: spar last night. for the candidate who has shown in-|er honors in scouting, according to site of old Fort C t 43 bef he id | mths of service or more ability as The di = a = Grati | terest in scouting before the {dea of| months pr mo! The dinner was prepared and served by J. T. Gratiot and scout government was brought up.| % leader than hag Waine Hacker. — R. C. Cather, who proved to be masters.in the art of sage We wish to answer in behalf of Waine| We believe that in voting for Waine brush catering. Each person wag served with a broiled steak (Hacker. a question asked by a coun-| Hacker and his councilmen you ares flame of a roaring fire, fil candidate, which was, “How do!— —-@§ — @ ——__— er nd hot cc pr the Java | City Brieis FISTIG FETE JULY 4 Kiwanians'A ske a FREE. Grote "| z To Take Many Cars| lub cooks. Brooks and A. J. ub members and ds about the Butter Nut The W@kFee Delicious ° ut the vari-| where he will The Casper Rodeo association who On Picnic Jaunt « uding the old teachers convent | Bre sponsoring the July 4 boxing | Pla bouts at the Rodeo grounds in the es as followed by a paper in which he gave .| afternoon are bringing the now fa- mous Parkerton band in for the occa y interesting informa- sion. The band is now known as the : 5 early days on the | Golden West Concert band and is|SUPper tonight are requented to take Fort Caspa under the direction of Prof. Chas, C.|%# Many individual autos as possible,| The year *round Is TROCO mt Caspar-| 1. M. Morrison is here on business | series, the grand old man with the|®ccording to a notcle by Charles B.| Kiwanians who expect to go to the| Hirl Scout camp on Garden creek for of the 7 ak ae for a short time from Montana. |smile. | Other officers are Frank | Stafford, chairman of the transporta Lacan a au dealin sists sralle. | Oth ».| tion committees. By doing this a num: | w history of Wyoming ASclok | Drea cents Ms (Se Any ae webu Lace ss df th Tee Sars Thomas J. Hilsberry is visiting with G. Harmon, vice-president, | PF f cirls can be brought into Cas, Buy a pound and learn the , ; hy trail and was pre: reienda here and, atvendiag) tor Daal Wincklebleck, treasurer | POF this evening and ‘wAditional trios reason This High Grade Coffee Will Be Served FREE At Our 3 seipags | ness affairs from his home in St.| ——," - SA rTeOn OATOCR TIE, Ye ates nitty i Ahoroughness, Hie] 705 The band will arrive in Casper the | Kciwanians aro requested to report a WYOMING GROCERY CO. Stores All Day and Evening yhically the estab: oterhs' morning of the 4th and will play|chamber of commerce headquarters is | a the building} J p. Parker is spending a few days| 4°wn town until the hour of the box-|at 6. p. m, Wholesale Distributors 3 p. m, After the bouts concert in the ing. No doubt enjoy the band, for the tion from Parkerton has played its way into the hearts of 6.60 Casper's people. The Parkerton boys y is here on buisness for| Played for the last Rodeo boxing f the week from Den- | 8) ny here on a bu ness trip from Denver. eee Storm left last eveing for he will spend a few at the home .. his ing show, t Saturday, June 23 We Cordially Invite Our Friends and Patrons to Come In and Enjoy a Cup of BUTTER-NUT COFFEE cee jeorge Christensen who {s connect- with the Wheat! dness visitor in t tion had planned to put on a fireworks display in the Times is a] evening but owing to the shortage of Gigantic Sale fi a ie prese! ime h lan . . ‘| ceonge Howstth’la’opencne a tec,| Tas abandoned until next year, Forgetting Cost and Profit 10 H'e going to the rellef| | 3° owarth ia apending s, tew, ; i ff d ask for BUTTER NUT COFFEE for of in under charge of says tn the elty visiting with friends We Are Going to Sell 275 Connoiseurs of coffee prefer and ask for BU’ i) its superior quality. Rich and mellow in flavor. . M. Frame is a Sterling, Colo., ness visitor in the city for a few Be Sure to Get Your Coupons—Good for 15c White's Grocery Co. | Casper Storage Grocery 114 East Second Street 117 East Second Street Richards & Cunningham Company name ha or some reason not aker eee F. A. Eufeldt is here on business for the remainder of the week from d his paper with] penver. a for a more seri ehienie ect the early history of our sto served for future years, were actors ir SILK AND WASH DRESSES H. W. Bliss is sponding a short time here on businesn from Lander. ma] pp, mums ts here trom spearcish | || For layer cakes or » that made UP! sD. for a few on business, ao cream filling—use J e gone from us Y and carrying their information with them. He strongly advocated a move-|_ttmey Frank England and J. This is the climax of the entire season’s yeti ceucn Center Street ee ee a RED business. The greatest values we have Also Recommended and For Sale by All Leading Grocers of Casper HipA Cie bioes/or ital reacine leche ever had the pleasure of offering Casper 5 a to, have CROSS women! Women who attend this sale are going to find dresses they never dreamed of buying at so low a price. SUMMER DRESSES Garments that were made to sell at $6.98 and $7.98 EVAPORATED MILK Absolutely pure, safe, convenient Sold and recommended by all Grocers of Glenrock, du of. which Mokler at to dis credit, to some extent ory told by Brooks nis experience in roping a buffalo bull north of’ the present site of Casper. Mokler did admit, how ever that he later saw the bull with a piece of the governor's rope about its horn. ‘This was several years after the alleged roping so that the hearers were in doubt as to which of e course Outstanding Styles at owas * " MRS. LYNCH H the “old timers” was ‘‘spoofing 301 Con. Roy. Bldg. and even higher Interesting Prices Federated Clubs of | ie 208. Montana Protest Public Stenographer Shelby Title Fight Its easy to find Iow prices and easy to find smart styles, but hard to find a combination of both. Here in The Economy Basement we have accom- plished this very thing. You'll always find the Jatest in attractive up-to-the-minute styles here and at prices that have made us “Shoe Famous” in Casper, 335 MATERIALS Linens, Normandy Voiles, Novelty Ratine and Dotted Swisses 6" STYLES Bouffant Skirts, Fancy Sashes, Side Drapes, Pleats and Tucks 8" DAINTY DRESSES Fiat Crepe Taffeta, Organdies, Ratine, Pongee, Voiles and Pure Linén.... “ne $12.95 fight, t Montana el East Terraces ‘An Ideal Place to Build Your Home” You desire a site__ For a modern home_____________ At moderate cost_ Terms being a necessity. We Have It Less-than five minutes from busi- ness center Black kid one-strap Black or brown kid slippers with Cuban street oxfords with heels. A popular Cuban heels and hot weather style. welt soles. A nec- Quality through and essary shoe for hot through. weather walking. $4.98 $4.98 Cool white canvass Black satin straps oxfords. Find the with grey kid trim- comfort your feet mings. Stylish long for in a pair of Spanish heels. An these. With Cuban attractive dress heels. pump. | $5.98 $3.24 White canvass strap Clever patent straps pumps. Just the with grey suede thing to wear with backs. Light weight light summer soles. A novel style dresses. And, oh, and very smart, 80 cool. B $5.98 $3.24 prop The resolution stated that ar quiry durin; a, failure law per forth th Straight out East Second Street__ Just outside the city limits._...__ ‘Well graded street all the way____ Pavement and bus service most the way Convenient to school O1 idl i F R Ly C K. L E S eee rapidly developing 7 ahha alta Rey heed a Double Strength, GIVE YOUR OLD SHOES A CHANCE Our repair department will put “monkey glands” into that pair of shoes you thought was worn out. Every day dozens of shocs come away from our repair shop with renewed life ready and willing to again take up the battle | against unyielding walks and Wyoming pebbles. Give your old pair their chance. To Buy Dresses Like These At the End of the Season Would Be Phenomenal THENATIONAL Sample Coat & Suit Store Henning Hotel Block 112 S. Center St. Where values are most likely to increase “A Look Means ‘A Lot” See Ben Realty Co. REALTORS | 201-203 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 ration for the treatinent lly s essful in a clear. is sold f Economy Shoe Basement | | Operated by Wiggins