Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 11

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924, —_————————..._____ For Salo—AUTOMOBILES Donse BRotners DEALERS SELL 600D USEN cars .. for Today— ReDGE BROTHERS— 1922 touring in the best of con- dition, a good value at - 1922 Roadster, good tires, finish is “g00d, mechanically perfect $550 1g oes in yery good con- fon - ~--<---. 1922 Touring, . Westinghouse Shock. Absorbers, reconditioned in perfect shape ~-.-~--.-._.$650 1923 Business Coupe, good tires and ready to run the rest of the winter -~. --$750 1922 Commercial in good running order, oe 1983 Commercia}, reconditioned and ready to go at $ 1924 Business Sedan, lots of ex- tras,, looks lke new ~~~--.-$1300 FORDS— 1922 Ford Coupe, repainted, re- conditioned sind°a bargain_-$300 1922 Coupe, Hassler Shock Ab- sorbers, gcod tires,-onty *--.§275 1921 Touring, repainted, runs Uke. new -------.. BUICKS— 3 1922 Touring, classy paint job good tires and runs good --__$650 1921.touting, repainted, good tires in good shape -...------! $: Coliseum: Motor Co. 131_ 8. \Fifth Phone 724 Open Sunday $600 $300 . For Rent—Miscelaneous FOR ‘per month. we makes. Brooks, 749 1648W, » FOR-RENT—OFFICES al East H. FOR.RENT—Office.rooms, Inquire ut Dr. George Smith's. Phone 295. 242 E, Second. = 5 WANTED—A respectable dady to share my apartment. Phone 1270W. WANTED—Home for six pretty kittens, 1215 BE. Second. Phone WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO RENT—Garage for winter near A@and Jefferson. Phone 1943W. WANTED TO BUY —Fugnest ash price paid for second hand furni- He Brooks 749 East H. Pkone WH WILL buy or exchange used furniture. Harned ts Co..-284 8. David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—For cash, good frame house to move on vacant lot. Phone 679J. 5 8, Ash. ure FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished for housekeeping, also garage. Phone 1512J. “ pe els a RS Le Se os, FOR RENT—Two desirable base- ment rooms, ‘suitable for house- keeping, cheap. Phone 1581M. Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in , Search of employment to find work by publishing For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re member it will cost you noth- ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. If yqu are in need of work Advertise all| 822 E. Third. BRINGING UP FATHER =| YOU MAKE ME SICK - THAT'S ALL YOU THINK OF XOU HAROLY FINISH YOUR DINNER ano YOU WANT TO ROOM AND BOARD DESIRABLE front room for two, ‘with board, $10 a week. Apply basement apartment, 327 S. Beech. BOARD and room, $10 a ‘week: home cooking. 515 S. Beech. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished” up- stairs room with board. 152 N. Kimbay. ps Se a SEE ead FOR. RENT—Furnished room ad- joining bath. Suitable for 2 gen+ tlemen. Room and board $10 per week. Phone 293R. ROOM AND BOARD. home. in 1115 East. Second. FOR RENT—ROOMS private FOR RENT—Furnished: room with ‘private bath and outside entrance; suitable for two. 704 8..Park. » FOR RENT—Modern room for gentleman, also garage. Phone 4083 before 10 a. m. or after 6. sleeping rooms, next to bath, close in. Phone 2515. FRONT with desired, room, private entrance, privilege G 323 of home; meals ii 5S. Grant. Phone SS FOR RENT—Modern front sleeping room, adjoining bath, hot water ; lady preferred. 503 8, Beech. Joining bath, well heated and well furnished. Phone 675R or call at bedroom, next heat, hot water FOR RENT—Ideal to bath, eam N. Kimball. Phone always. 122 2426, ——— FOR- RENT—Furnished bedroom Inquire 315 &. Park. ne acacia FOR RENT~-Modern furnished bed- ‘r00m, adjoining bath; gentleman \preterred.; 239°S. McKinley. Phone P57 eReeate ea rake S | $$$ 'FOR RENT—Four basement rooms and bath, modern, partly fur- nished. | “111 N, Jackson, ea Sie A Phat cic A A, FOR RENT—Two room apartment cheap. 1132 Phillip. FURNISHED apartments for rent. 1 two-room apt. $22 per month 1 two-room basement apartment $15 per month. FOR RENT—A nice, comfortable room in modern home ,with bath room adjoining.‘ Call at 631 East Second. FOR RENT—Close in, modern sleeping room, heat in room $15 month. 155 N. Kimball. FOR RENT — Modern’ furnished room adjoining bath, near bus line and refinery, Phone 2286R. FOR RENT—Strictly modern fur- nished room for one or two gen- ‘tlemen, garage if desired. in on paving; reasonable. 753 Lina St., Phone 2630. z ¥ CHOICE of two large well-furnished rooms in new modern home, near bath. For one person $25, for two, $30. Men or women. 1425 8, Elm. MODERN ROOM: next to bath, plenty of hot water and heat. Close in. 719 E. 5th, FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping rooms, close in, Next to bath. Phone 613M. 648 8. Beech. ‘For Rent—APARTMENTS SE EE MRE LIYE See: FOR RENT—Two: and three-room modern furnished apartments, $30. 812 S. Fenway. ‘ Move Into ~ THE YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Before Winter Furnished at $35 Month Two Minutes Walk From Center St. Everything New 426 W. Yellowstone Phone 2750 FOR RUNT—Three-room, ‘ modern, furnished | apartment, every convenience. Inquire 1214 E. First, Apt, 4. — FOR RENT—Desirable, close in, un- furnished apartment, large living room, kitchen, breakfast nook, bed- bath, steam heat, ———— FOR RENT—Four-room apartment, close in, 233 5. Wolcott. Phone 2606. a REDUCED RENT<Modern: three- room furnished apartment, halt block from Second street bus; adults. 133 8. Conwell Square. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, private bath, built-in features, close in. 232 Grant. FOR. RENT-—F gas and lights, $26. ball, Phone 1457. FOR RENYT—Three-room | untur- nished basement apartment, chea) also one bedroom. Phone 2059M. 833 W. Twelfth. FOR RENT—Three-room modern furnished apartment, gas and Mghts furnished, $40. 1149. Cherry, rnished two rooms, 162 N. Kim- JOIN YOUR ROWOY FRIENDS: \ For Rent—APARTMENTS ns ALEXANDER APARTME! TWO-ROOM ‘furnished «apartment, steam heat, private bath, on pave- ment and bus line. Phone 1591M. FOR 'RENT—Two-room furnishi apartment, close in, §32 per month: 183 N. Kimball. ——$—$$$$—$—— FOR RENT—Four ‘large furnished rooms, modern ' semi-basement, adults. 1033 8. Ash. Phone 2529. ee FOR RENT—Two-room modern apartment, built-in features, en: closed porch, private éntrance, gar- age. 949 S. McKinley. F) 4 $$$ FOR RENT—Two and threé-room PA eigen atta on pavement., Phone One two-room modern» furnished partment. Steam heat. 926 East Second. Apply 918 East’ Sécond. FOR RENT—Three-room poet ished semi-baser:s1 and FOR RENT—Four-room. | modern apt., unfurnished except and shades. modern except bath. Phone 1001J. FOR RENT—Two room furnished basement apt... 336-N. Jackson. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, dishes, linen, electric washer, heat and te de close in, adults. Phone 1230W. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, $50. 6144. Fifth. Phone 387. ———— FOR RENT—Attractive three-room modern furnished apartment on 8. Jackson, on paving, Phone 860J. Ee eee ania FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath nicely furnished apartment, close in, good neighborhood, hot water heat, gas stove in kitchen; ome of the nicest apartments in ‘ town Phone 1491. pn FCR RENT—Two-room . furnished apartment, lights and. gas fur- lern; also one-room apart: 909 5S. Cedar. - Phone —— | £0R .. RENT—Two-room---furnished apartment, newly decorated, back porch and storage room...1043. W. Railroad. Phone 2426. re FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment, gas and lights furnished. 143 N. Kimball. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, close in. 919 EB. Third WILSON APARTMENTS Three rooms and private bath un ‘urnished; fireplace, Murphy bed ind range; daundry room, 1138 E. 2nd. 1055R. *OR RENT—Furnished apt, living room, good Murphy bed, Sreakfast nook, kitchenette, dress- ng room, private bath, private en- trance, Steam heated. On. pav- ing $50, Phone 2268R. - FOR RENT—HOUSE- Ea ah hits DE Sea 2OR SEN One five-room get wi ‘em garage. Apply on premises afternoons. Fourteenth ind South Ash. Modern Bldg. Co. Ce eae astsiscat acon ida FOR RENT—Two-room ‘furnished house, gas, water and lights in, $17 @ month. 1253°S. Washington Phone 2466J. ee ee FOR RENT—Six-room modern house, good location, on paving. Call at 642 S. Beech. LL “OR RENT—Nice four-room © fir- nished -house,modern, on pave- ment and bus ne, lawn and trees. 1008 E. Second.. Phone 1552J. pea Ne Siti icin ats drt nant ®OR RENT—Four-room, . modern unfurnished house, 1249'S. Wash- ngton, Phone 2466J. ————— ®OR RENT—Five-room house, fut- nished, $37.50, lights, water and 3a8, $37.50. Phone 701W. furnished or ly furnis' very desirable. Phone 9283 or 292. FOR RENT—Three-room newly dec- orated partly furnished house $18. 735 8. McKinley. FOR RENT—Furnished five-room house four blocks from. school, modern. 1626 East 4th. Phone 1227R. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three room house $25; Tights, woter and 136 West F. Phone 1204. ee FOR RENT—New five-room strictly modern house, close in on pave- erty address 342 S. McKinley. Tel. FOR RENT—Five-room modern un- furnished hou: 957 S.- Walnut. Phone 744J. ——— FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished house, light and pleasant; close in, $26 a month. 305 8. Kim- ball. ———$ $< $$ ——_____ FOR RENT—Three-room modern unfurnished house, . Ash, (ihe nertand sored iain MERI A. Hat Seconcay FOR RENT—245 South Conwell, nicely furnished four-room house, modern, $40 month, Inquire at Werdrobe cleaners. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house, lights and gas; newly dec- orated, privilege of modern conven- fence. 1284 8, Oak. ges. new five-room modern bungalow in new paving dis- trict.. Owner leaving and will sell ata sacrifice. - Phone 2815 W. FOR RENT—Neéw five-room all modern bungalow in new paving district $65 per month. Union In- yestment Co. Phone 2105, bs One three-room house], ch GO ON-GET OUT - IM WASTING TIME TALKING TO YOu AMO ILL GeTT “TIRED oF an Iv: © Casper Daily Ceidune HELLO -JERRY- COME ON DOWN YO DINTYS* JOST IN HEAR THE FOR SALE—HOUSES WILL SELL $500 equity in two- room house: in desirable location for $300 cash. See Moore at Trib- une, ————$$<$—$—$— ed | FOR SALE—Well built three-room house on N. Kenwood street; only $1,300, $300 down, balance straight contract, like rent. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 _E. Second. Phone 101M. ee FOR SALE—In Mountain View, ex ceptionally well built and tastely designed, three-room house with bath, block from new school and Stores, g00d roads; will sacrifice with small payment down. Call Hanson or Winkels at 410, ————$— FOR SALE—Good four-room house in south part, on pavement, choice residence district; $3,300 with $400 down, balance reasonable. A. P Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 E, Second. *hone 101M. FOR SALE—Two:room house on W. Twelfth, near paving, full forced sale, $60. Phone 2606. FOR SALE—Dandy two-room house on $3,500 lot,--60x140; gas and Ughts in, water and sewer on lot finest southeast resident section Price $2,100, $200 or $300 will handle if taken at once. You must act now tasper Realty Co. Phone 381. NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Of latest design and constructior throughout; five large rooms; out ide coolor, papared walls; built-ir rath; full basement with fireplacc seated and plastered garage; rea sonablé terms; see it at Fourteenth and Ash street or call 638J. % (RRS CONS Bako s Sua tea ES FOR SALE-—Six-room house wit) full basement, will sell for $2,000 only $300 cash. This is a bargain Harry Free, The Lot Man, Room 10 eoeuen's Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phon: 238, OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY AFTERNOON—COME UP These artistically. planned, uilt.and- fi! and rix-room brick everything complete, that a rea! home should have; located where values are established, new paving district, attractive prices, easy terms Representative at Fourteenth and 8. Ash. Moéern Building | Co. well four,-five bungalows FOR SALE OR - TRADE — $500 equity in small home, good loca’ tion, southeast; gas, lights and water in. Trade equity for furni cure, good car, plano, lots or mos: ahything of value, You pay out 31,000, balance at $30°and interest. Must be tumed in few" ‘a. See Moore at Tribune or call’at 631 8. Melroee, ; FOR SALE—Reasonable; Jot _ with small house; good building site Gall 1647M. Between 9 a. m. anc FOR SALE—Five-room home, large rooms, gas, water, electricity ‘arge lot, house nearly new, Nortl. Casper, could not be built for wha we are asking for this place. $2150 $300 cash, $80 a month including interest. Baker Grude Inv. Co., Realtors, Phone 1189. SALE—Large level lot in Mountain View, one block from school. $250; “terms. Address P. O. Box 1299. For ‘Sale—REAL ESTATE TO LEASE—GQarden tract and equipment. Should be man. with family and able’ to go on fob now. Seo: Ren. FOR SALE—One ‘acre—six lots in Mountain View, choige location, some terms, Address Box B-893, Tribune. -FOR RENT—RANCHES ROR SALE—Five-acre tract on Alcova road, $250 with $100 cash and $10 per month, Phone 2606. FOR TRADE WILL TRADE—Carpenter work for property. Might consider good car. . P. O, Box 1621. FOR SALE OR TRADE—First class agricultural land» wheat and alfalfa, 660 acre tract and an 80 apre tract has a deposit, 68,600 tons of silica. P. O. Box 1621. WILL exchange high class income property for good farms or ranches. Box 1300, Phone 2105. TO TRADE—$1,650 equity in four- room modera house, on pavement, for car; car must in first class condition... Box /B-8S2,. ‘Tribune. BUSINESS CHANCES_ FOR SALE—Fruit, vegetable and delicatessen establishment in busi- ness section doing excellent cash business. A real opportunity. Small cash requirement. Phone 2627. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Airdale dog, black saddle, long hair, answers readily to name of Kimker. Call 1467 or return to 123 8. Durbin. Reward. LOST AND FOUND The following artrcles have been @t the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— ming license 34123, ming license 10020. Wyoming Mcense T-14876, Wyoming licenso -902. Wyoming license 21710. Ford érank. Pair nose glasses. purse containing check, set rosary beads, pair child's glasses. PERSONAL MADAM J. Rea Keyes, ordainea spirituallst,:private readings dally; will answer no question over tele. one. Hourg=9 a, m. to’ 9 'p. m, yatt hotel, “Apartment S. Phone ——— DIVORCES secured). half the regular Ws rates, advice free. Box 1943, Casper. SANCHON of) Betty's Beauty’ Par- lor is now with Dorothy’s Shoppe. Scr appointment ‘call “1742. LEGAL NOTICES PUBLICATION NOTICE. The State of Wyoming, Count: of Natrona, ss: In the District ourt, Eighth Judicial District, in -nd for the County of Natrona, in he State of Wyoming. The Nicolaysen Lumber com- ny, a Wyoming corporation, /laintiff, vs. M. Robinson, Paul tuber, J. W. Aesenbaugh, J. A. fanson, John C. Savage, Arlo zoodrich, 8, A. Shikany, Richard Junne, Harriett T. Grieve, and ohn Grievé, her -husband, Na- rona Lumber Company, a Wyo- Hard- aing corporation, Hoimes vare Company, a Wyoming corpo. ation, Gantt Hardware Company, corporation, Paint & a Wyo- Independent supply Company, a Wyoming cor- soration, Wyoming Roofing Co., a separinarship composed of A. H. c. 4 Wvomin, lass Supply Company, aing > corporation, mudlach and Robert Schmud ach, Central Trading Company,.a Wyoming corporation, defendants. To the above: named dat andans 0°. 4, Robinson, a non-resident Wyoming, whose present place of esidence and postoffice address re unknown,, but whose last nown place of residence and post- »ftice address was at the Brown Jalace Hotel, in the City of Den- rer, County of Denver, in the 3tate of Colorado. The above named defendait, M. Robinson, will take: notice that he nas been sued with other defend- ints above named, in the above en- itled District Court by the above iamed plaintiff, The Nicolaysen “umber Company, a Wyoming ‘orporation; that the object and qayer of the petition in said ac- ion is to obtain judgment against Paul Huber, one of the above tamed defendants,.in the sum of 33,718.42, with interest thereon t 7 per cent per annum from De- rember 7, 1923, until paid, which plaintiff alleges to be the ‘alance due on an_ account for ‘umber and other building mate- tials sold and delivered to the said Paul Huber by said plaintiff at he special instance and request f the said Paul Huber, for. use and actually used in the construc ‘ion of the one-story brick store ‘uilding situated on the lots here ufter described; and to establish and foreclose a materialmen’s en upon said brick building and ‘pon the land on which it is situ- ated, to-wit: Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, in Block 5, in the City of Cas. ner, in the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, for the above sum with said interest and costs; and that the lien of the said vlaintiff be adjudged to be the first, superior and prior to the len of any of the other above named defendants including the lien or judgment of said M. Robin- son, and said M, Robinson is re- quired to answer the petition of plaintiff yiled in the above named district court on or before the 22nd day of November, A. -D., 1924, or said petition will be tak- en as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Dated September 26. 1924. HAZEL CONWELL SCHILLING; Clerk of District Ccurt, By EVELYN RYAN, Deputy. William O. Wilson, Attorney for Plaintiff. Publish Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov..7, 1924. ne ected NOTICE OF SALE. The State of Wyoming, Coun- ty of Natrona, ss: . In the District Court ~ Eighth Judicial District. Ne R. Shipley, Plaintiff, vs. A. i Defendant, No. 4787-4788. Notice of Sale. Pursuant to an order issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled and numbered ac- tions, I, Perry A. Morris, the un- dersigned, Sheriff within and for the County of Natrona, State of, Wyoming, will sell at public auc- tion, to the highest bidder for cash, at 123-West Second street in the incorporated City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, at the hour of ten o’clock in the fore- TIME.TO noon of the 27th day of.Septem- ber, 1924, the following goods and chattles, to-wit: 2 Calumet Baking powder; 50 pOMaae sugar; I iron safe; 1 Oliver ypewriter; 4 ice boxes; I Hobart meat grinder, 2 meat blocks; 2 ranges; 1 16 ft. counter; 12 stools; 4 tables; 16 chairs; 2 office chairs; 1 cash register; 1 3-bat. urn; 1 cooler; 1 8 ft. back bar; 1 steam table; 1 bake oven; 4-10 Jelly; 2 electric fans; 10 Ind. Corn Flakes and Bran Flakes; No. 50 Special P Bran; 1% cases counter pad: cases 6-10 Cherries; 1 case Silver Spray Sardines; 6 ca8es 6-10 Ft. Collins Cherries; 11 only No. 10 S. B. Apples; G6 cases. Counter Pads sack onions; I sack spuds; 25 pounds. carrots; 25 pounds tur- nips; 1 case Spray Coffee; 1-3 case. lemons; 40 pounds navy beans; 2-3 keg mustard. pickles; 4 gallon jars of Moc dressing; 50 tuart ice cteam pails; 2 dozen Rex 3 cartoon tooth picks; 1 gal- lon horse radish; 1 gallon prepar- ed mustard; 23 cans B..M. Clams; box fresh tomatoes; pineapple; 1-10 ©, M. pie filling; 1 mnly 50c H. Baking Powder; 7 rup .pitchers; 3 only mo} 3-No. 10 tomato puree buckwheat; 6 matches; 15 macarooni and spaghetti; 10 oounds pruns; 17 cans 2% spin- ich; 78 pounds Rex Flour; 40 vounds salt;. 8 packages corn starch; 6 No. 10 tomatoes; 2. No. 2% tomatoes; 24 Cerprahe t nato soup; 13 gallons dill pickles 5 cans pumpkin; 4 cans bon ami: 2 cans Dutch Cleanser; 5 cans vegetable soup; 1 gallon Egg T. gallon lemon extract; 1% va iilla extract; 5 pounds cocoa; 2 rounds rice; 7 pounds cocoanut; | bottle capper; 11 cans Soc. corn; 2 cans Bro. B Beans N greeh beans; 10 can nento; 1 only Eagle ham; rounds 1 only Premium ham; 1¢ Leader peas; 3 % pound Red Boy salmon; 39-cans Ind. Chile. Ver- rest; 14 quarts - Spanish olives; 10 10 pound Van Camp sipe olives; 8 No. 3™Choc.; 5 5 round A. D. Hol.; 4 packages Ad- 8 pounds green peppers; 28 44 pound Red Boy Salmon; 80 vans Red Spray sardines; 1 flat ; 25 pounds cabbage; 2 1 eggs; 9 packages Roy: 7 jars hipolite; 4 pounds ‘rocery mace; 5 pounds sandwich theese; 4 cans S, B. pumpkin; 1 L pound pink salmon; 1 No. 2 Sny- lers Pork and Beans; 14 pounds butter; 20 pounds bacon; 1 fresh ham; 2 prime ribs; % pork loin: ‘0 pounds pork tender} % boiled ham; 7 teabones; 2 beef tongues: 3. chickens; 6 areribs; 10 gal- ons milk, PERRY A. MORRIS, Sheriff within and for the Coun- ty_of Natrona, State of Wyoming, Publish Sept. 25, 26, 1924, oe NOTICE OF SALE. The State of Wyoming, .County of Natrona, ss: In the District Court Eighth Judicial District. Py W. R. Shipley, Plaintiff, vs. A. E. Bailie, Defendant. No. 4792. Pursuant to an order issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled and numbered ac- tion, I, Perry A. Morris, the un- lersigned, Sheriff within and for he County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, will sell at public auc- jon, to the highest bidder for cash, at 123 West Second: street-in he incorporated Gity of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, at the hour of ten o’clock in the fore- noon of the 27th day of Septem- ber, 1924, the following goods and chattels, to-wit: 19 stools; 1 counter; 3 ice boxes; 1 ‘water cooler; 1° coffee urn; 1 cash register; 1 pie display rack; I side board dish-up table; I-dish zink;"1 range; 1 hot plate; 4 waffle irons; 1 meat «block; dishes; pans and silver; 1 hot wa- ter heater and tank; 1 gas heater. PERRY A, MORRI Sheriff within and for the Coun-], Natrona, State of Wyoming. Sept 5, 26, 1924, NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Notice is hereby given that the Cotton-Wood Sheep Company was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, Cheyenne, Wyoming, at 9 o’clock.A. M., on the” 29th day of August, A. D., 1924. The corporate name of the coropany is the Cotton-Wood Sheep Company. . The object for which said company is formed is to maintain and operate a general sheep and neat cattle raising and wool growing business and to pur- chase, acauire by lease, lease, ex- change, feed, market and deal in live stock and to market and dis- pose of the products of live stock, to acquire, hold, own, exchange, lease, improve, irrigate, sel) and otherwise dispose of real estate and to do any and all things nec y, proper, requisite, advisable neidental to ca into effect AT or i z the general object and busine of said company. The capital of said company shall be Twenty-Five Thousand (25,000.00) Dollars, di- vided into two hundred fifty (250) shares- of par value of One Hun- dred ($100.00) Dollars each, The term of existence of said company shall be for fifty (60) years. The affairs and the management of Queen | said company shall be under the control of three directors and the | cie,,obJects hereinabove names of those who shall management of the Burke, Della Buckley. of said company shal on in the County of State of Wyoming. Burke Room Building, City of Casper, in charge thereof is Burke, WOOD SHEEP COM- 5, 26, 1924, PANY. Publish Sept. a 24, 2 NOTICE. OF INCORPORATION, That the Natrona Investment Company was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State of Wyo- ming on the Sth cay of Septem- The term of the exist- ence of said corporation is for a period of fifty (50) years after P: Notice is hereby given ber, 1924. the above date. - The object for which said co: To aid. the growth, development and prof- t of any and all kinds of the in- dustrial and productive interests ate of Wyo- the corporation, conduct reneral investment business, biy- ing, selling and generally dealing n all kinds cf real estate and per- sonal property; and as incidental to the main object of said cropo- ration, the acauiring by purchase or otherwise’ of town lots, ranch oroperty and other real estate, and of live stock, stocks, bonds oration formed is: ind resources of the S' ming, and for the profit of stockholders in said and to these ends to —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus NOU COME WITH ME IM GOIN “TO CASeNs| HALL: We'Le BE PAGE ELEVEN. and other securities, subject to the limitations contained in Sec- tion 5056 Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1920, and of handling, selling, trading, exchanging or otherwise disposing of or encum- bering the same, either on commis- sion or otherwise, in connection with the above specified objects; the preparing of building sites, an to construct, reconstruct, alter, im- -| Prove, decorate, furnish and main- th business said corporation for the first of it’s existence are Micha and Pete: The principal business be earried Natrona, The location of the principal office shall be at 502 Consolidated Royalty Wyo- t{ming, and the name of the agent Michael* J c erated, to aa. a tain buildings for hotel purposes, | dwelling, and apartment houses and other structures for the ac- commodation of the public and of individuals and the profit of thé stockholders and to sell, rent, trade, exchange, or otherwise han- dle, or dispose of or éncumber the same, either on commission or otherwise, in connection with the above specified objects; with pow- er to borrow money, to issue bonds, notes and other securities and to mortgage, encumber, trans- fer and convey all kinds of per- sonal property and real estate owned by te company in connec- tion wi e above specified ob- jects; and. in connection with enum- establish and con- duct, and permit the establish- ment and operation of, any bu: ness which may be conveniently -fcarried on, and the establishment tof which may be directly or indi- rectly conducive to the above specified objects of the company, as well as to contribute to, subsi- dize or otherwise aid or take part in any such operations, and to execute any and all papers that may be necessary, proper or con- venient, for the management, ac- ‘| quisition and disposition of any and all of the above specified properties, within the objects and purposes aforesaid. The beg, tee Stock of said Com- pany is o Hundred Thousand $200,000.00) Dollars, divided into ‘wo "Thousand (2,000) shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each, which stock when issued, shall be non- assessable, and fully paid. The affairs and management of said Corporation shall be under the control of a Board of Five (5) Directors and G. R. Hagens, C. D. Murane, Fern Marshall, Donald Gallagher and L. H. Bicknell, all of Casper, Wrominge constitute said Board for the first corporate year of said company. The principal operations of said Company shall be conducted in the City of Casper, County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, and the principal office of said com- pany is in the City of Casper, and Q. K, Deaver shall be the agent of pe} company in charge of said office. A. J. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary. Publish September 24, 25, 26, 1924. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUDITORS Cc. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Incom. 401 0-S Bldg. HASELMIRE, LEWIS & PREBLE sertified Public Accountants Cincome Tax Consultants 208-11 Olt Exchange Bldg. Phone 680 ————$——— BERG VAN DEN cortitied «Public Accountant Inco ‘Tax "phone 148 Service ‘TEFFEN AND GUY Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service 223 Midwest Buildin; Phones 300 and 183 ARCHITECTS wv . J, WES'TRALL, Architect WM dite 5, Daly Building RAYBURN 5. WEBB Daly Bullding Phone 1352 old cie Phone ABS Ae BAGGAGE & TRANSFER ‘ORAGE 49 NATRONA TRANSFER, AND FUEL CO.—Phone BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO. 119 E. Fifth CARPENTERS CARPENTER smail jobs on short 01 214 West B Street—Vhoue SHOP planing mill, cabinet work, screens, tice. 1806W Phone 907 CHIROPRACTORS DK. J. H. DR. ANNIE Suite 318 M. B. North Kimball si ti Phone 1457 DK. 1. i. Zuttermeister Bldg. ROVE. y 1OMB JEFFREY tAHAM JEFFREY Midwest Bids. 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