Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN LITERARY CLUB TAKEN ON TRIP TO GREAT PARK “Travelogue of Yellow- stone Is Shown at Weekly Meeting. The Casper Literary club was en- abled last evening, through the courtesy of Messrs. J. T. Gratiot and H. O. Barber, to give the mem. bers, their ladies ‘and a few invited guests, an evening mountain travel. and scenic beauty. During the past summer, Messrs. Gratiot and Rarber in conjunction with the Northwestern passenger department officials made the trip from Lander to Yellowstone park and toured the Jackson Hole coun- try with a view of placing before the eastern public a panoramic story of the trip together with the mag- nificent grandeur of mountain, lake, river and plain that enhance each successive mile of the long journey. The Standard Oil company placed at the disposal of the promoters of the entertainment and the Literary club, the assembly hall at the Stand- ard Industrial Relations club butld- ing, and for the evening it was a picture show in presenting the pic- tured results of the Gratiot-Barber adventure through the picturesque Tetons, accompanied by movie ex- perts. The trip is confined to four reels and shows a greater variety of the wonders of nature than can be had in any trip of similar Jength on earth. The audience was delighted and many of those present who had cov- ereg the same territory were sur- prised and charmed by the things the camera revealed, and which they themselves had not discovered. To Cescribe in detall the “voyage” of Messrs Gratiot and Barber and to paint in words the magnificence Presented by faithful camera cannot be done in a necessarily brief news- paper paragraph. Those who see the picture wher- ever it is shown in the east, will New Cottman Bldg. ASTORE KEEPING PACE WITH = |=" =>s2-=:~ THE PROGRESS OF A GREAT CITY) <°2-2> i. Casper has, during a comparatively few years, grown from a small village to its present place as the greatest city in the west. ‘THE MUSIC SHOPPE, ever mind-] ning of a greater organization. ful of its responsibility in serving All of the departments now in the people of this wonder city, has| operation in our store will be ex- erideavored to maintain such a com-| panded -and strengthened and a plete organization and render such | number of new departments will be a satisfactory service as to enable | added. it te GROW WITH CASPER. Interesting events erpphasizing Now, as we view the future de-| these activities will be announced ‘Hard Liquor Goes Begging; Gallon Jug Is Untouched Qa ~~ We velopment of Casper and Wyoming, | from time to time. ae [=A I it seems important that we should Signea: were a houn’ dog and the sun- ¥ prepare for the greater volume - ane a shine. Between the two of them y saat business which is bound to result . B taking occasional nips, the bottom a from that development. We are cers President. | with friends for several days. was eventually reached. therefore investing capital, and cen SS ZOE MARKS, A farmer brought a five-gallon Mi tl tralizing our thoughts in the plan- Secretary. B. G. Marquis and R. 8, Linn can of oll to town last week. He ea' ess Ys have returned to their homes in loaded up with groceries but for- Shoshoni after spending several eos never be satisfied without pereonal ; threatened with an attack of pneu- contact with this nature's wonder- | monia, land and the similar experiences of this who !ed the party last summer. —————— got the can which he left stand- hare, Mitending -to ‘btmtneas-6tatrg | Ie Gon araen tye sidewalk. It Faith here. op Macaroni is a good wholesome i) & in itself. Just the food for Lent. i Appetizing and Nutritious. Can be served in many tasty ways. 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