Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 2

oO. an Ce u er ar er H pt te c E b Vv G ° ° he ht PAGE TWO. SOUTH OMAHAIS HIT BY TRAIN OMAHA, June 24.— A violent wind storm which reached a veloc- ity of 52 miles an hour swept the southarn section of Omaha today, unroefing buildings, levelling light and telephone wires and wrecking a number of houses. Several persons were hurt, Property damage was heavy, ‘There was some loss of i stock and three race horses, includ- ing ‘John Arbor” owner by D, Y. Elander of San Pedro, Cal., were Here and There | Danee at Alcova Saturday night June 28. Good music and a good time. A ton of fun for 60 cents at “Poverty Gulch.” An unusually attractive window dinplay, consisting of pictures, is being shown this week by the Music Shoppe. The topics’ mbst empha- sized in the pictures are plains life, pastoral scenes, and religious sub- jects. Among the latter, one most worthy of mention is “The Pres- ence.” This picture consists of the vast interior of a cathedral, lit only by the shafts of Might that gleam from narrow colored glass windows, and full shadows made by the pillars that are predominant in such ar chitecture. ‘The feeling of awe that the picture causes Is heightened by Ube fact that only two figures are contained within the picture. Many of the pictures. are imported, and are of the very best quallty—being prints of exact size and. faithful col- oring reproduction from the orig|- al. Make that good tor cream at home with the help of a Peerless Freezer from Kichards snd Cunningharn. wick moving, safe storage, care ing. See Ben ‘Transfer. Phone “Another cobl day. ‘They're few between, but the poor slave t s to trend the pavements cer tainty loks forward to the thermom- eter’s. drop Skeezix Shoes xt $1.00 a pair. Kop- per Kettle Art Shop. The Leonard refrigerator approved by “Good Housekeeping” at the jantt Hardware Co. ‘iss Florence Diniribn@; 6f Toron~ mada ix visiting her brother Diamond ani family at 1043 rrect thme phone 4)" Tellow in Denver for a alt Creek. Society open stock goods red at bargain prices at s and Cunningham. Saar band Shoes at $14 at $1.00 @ pair. Kop- lettly Art Shop. Misses Ruth White and Ruth Ral or, well-liked tee-dancers and spec jalty artists, who made their del at the Columbia Theater two ye ago are now doing big town stuff in Chicago. Their rise bas been a spectacular one, While in Casper they started a toedancing school which proved successful. After leuving here they were immediately placed on the Western States Cir. cuit from which they started play-| ing at the Lake-State Theater in| where they are now. The = many friends in Casper = will wish them continued suc cess. Your old mattress and $8.00 will get you a brand new one in exchange at the Casper Mattress Factory. 326 West Yellowstone. 1617J. Tissue ginghams, regularly priced at 60 cents and 65 cents a yard— while they last at 25 cents, Rich- ards and Cunningham. The Sinclair Ol! Co,, who has com: pleted 100 tanks near Glenrock, is moving the equipment to Fort Col lins where they will erect 36 tanks, “It aln't nothin’ else but fun” at “Poverty Gulch.” Tofle Du Nord ginghams at 15 cents per yard, make pre-war prices look high. Richards and Cunning. ham. Messrs Neddle, Vanatta, Goswet, Panieis, Crabtree and Sauter who visited in Craig over the week-end report that Casper jooka mighty good after the aforementioned town. Everything for the careful camper at Richards and Cunningham. Snappy hand-bags for summer trips $1.60 up, Bafley'’s furniture 26 West: Yellowstone. 16 Three-Day Cementing Phone 2300 and 62 Office and Yard—First and Center Sts. JOIN THE AMERIC. THE NCOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Vistributors of KONSET STORM; IS ‘LOST’ killed when the barn housing them collapsed. DES MOINES, Iowa, June 24. — ‘The eastboun@ Pacific limited of the Chicago, Mflweukee and St. Paul is marooned two east of Portsmouth, Towa, about 50 mulles northeast of Omaha, according to reports recety- ed here. At noon today the train had been marooned for ten hours and no word had been received from the, conductor. The “dcllar sale” being held today by the Golden Rule Department Store should attract unusual interest among thrifty buyers. See Casper in the early days at, “Poverty Gulch.” You can buy Royal Society pack- age goods,‘in the spring line, at one third off at Richards and Cun- ningham. The Kopper Kettle Art Shop is showing the well-known line of “Skeezix” baby shoes this week at prices that are worth any mothers investigation. Royal Society package goods, for the fall season, now on display at Richards and Cunningham. Take your girl. Give her a chante to get that diamond ring at “Pov- erty Gulch.” With the exception of windows, the new building of the Mosher Tire Co. is practically completed, and moving will probably be done the lat- ter part of the week. The thinking fellow calls a Yellow. Phone 4. July 7th to 12th will be Casper’s Diggest time. Go to “Poverty Gulch.” Beauty plus service can be sald to be the aim of the Aero Filling Station. Artistic floral designs sur- round the station and do a great deal towards carrying, out the idea of making the whole corner an attrac- tive one. That good laundry soap—Cryastal White—5 bars for 25 cents, at Richards and Cunningham. “Whoop her up! Slim.” ‘We're all going to “Poverty Guich.” Fred Neville is in Salt Creek for a few days. Do you crave fun? Get 6,000 Ducks of ft at “Poverty Gulch.” For correct time phone 4, Yellow Cab, Mike Gantz is in Casper fora few days from Salt Creek. That Ridin’ Kid will be at “Pov. erty Gulch,” Boost Casper first—then ‘Wyo- ming. If your friends in the Bast are undecided as to what park to visit, then suggest Yellowstone. Tourists coming to Yellowstone mean prosperity for the whole of Wyoming and Casper in particular, Boost—tfriends- ost. Before you travel see the selec tion of Bags at Richards and Cun- ningham. The thinking fellow calls a Yel- low, Phone 4. Wyoming” Motorway ? 1? ane | Be sure it is NUCOA it gives satisfaction in summer weather Insist - get the original ecne $5.00 Reward Five dollars reward will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Daily Tribune information leading to the capture of the person who is fraudulently collecting from Tribune gpbdscribers. Patrons of the paper wuld not pay any- one their subscription except the carrier who delivers the paper or an authorized collector from the oftice. If you are not sure you are paying the right collector, ask him to show his credentiais. If he can- not do so please call the Tribune. Telephone 15 Process for Oil Weils. Casper, Wyo. 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