Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 7

RAILROAD PUTS HOT FINE TRAN: FOR BOOSTERS Julian Lever Accom- panies Special on Tour of West. Never before has such an ultra modern special train pulled into the Northwestern railroad yards of Cas- per as the booster train which car- ried the members of the Omaha *Good-Will” trade excursion. This proved the standing of. the go and Northwestern in the {lroad world. Julian Lever, local freight and ngér. agent of the Northwest- rn, accompanied the booster party from Omaha and will remain aboard during the entire trip. The private car of M, R. Dickinson, general su- perintendent of the Northwestern was attached to the booster special at Casper. Mr. Lever, Mr. Dickinson. D. M. Davis and G. W, Hall of the Northwestern, were present at the banquet given last night in honor of the boosters at the Townsend ho- tel by the Casper Chamber of Com- merce. ‘The special train included one ob- servation, three compartment, three Pullman, and two baggage couches in addition to the special radio broad- casting car. The train was pulled by two powerful locomatives. One of the locomotives carried a siren whistle which could be heard for miles around. The train in its en- tirety presented the appearance of a palace on wheels. Byery accessory of comfort was supplied. No greater conveniences could be obtained in a metropolitan hotel. GOODS MEN FOUND ON OMAHA SPECIAL TRAIN ‘The Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods company of Omaha wag represented on the Booster special by Roy T. | Byrne and D. A. Martindale. Both of these men by their genial per- sonality directed attention to the company which they represented. The Byrne & Hammer company is one of the largest dry goods firms {n.Omaha, Their products are car- ried by’ many Casper merchants. The stamp of quality is on every article sold by the Byrne & Hammer company which has built up a reputation for service by many years of experience in the dry goods business. ——__ FAIRBANKS MORSE IN FRONT RANK OF MEN WITH BOOSTER PARTY K, W, Jones represented Fair- banks Morse & company of Omaha on the Omaha boosters train. The Fairbanks Morse & company ts well known in the United States that it needs no introduction to Casper people, * : This company realizes the impor- tance of advertising and always has @ representative present in any un- dertaking which will accrue to the benefit of the company and the city of Omaha. Mr, Jones is a man of keen vision and expressed delight at the cordial reception tendered the, visitors in Casper, RICHARDSON DRUG CO. ee BYRNE & HAMMER ORY || em Che Casper Daily Cribune Lee-Kountze Hardware Company © OF OMAHA Kioe B ak. Represented by C. L. Kirkpatrick CASPER and WYOMING Wish to expregs true appreciation for the fair, square and entirely satisfactory trade relations they have en- joyed with business and industrial houses of Omaha in past years. At the same time the entire State of Wyoming joins in the sincere hope that this relationship will grow in magnitude and quality and that Omaha and Casper and the State of Wyoming will be still closer when next the boosters from the Nebraska city turn their faces toward the West Omaha ip EXTENDS ITS GREETINGS TO THE PEOPLE OF sper Welcomes Omaha PAGE THREE PAGE SEVEN Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Co. Roy T. Byrne D. A. Martindale Representatives BROADLAWN WORK SHIRTS RELIANCE DRESS GOODS 1900 LADIES’ CHIFFON HOSE So UNIQUE SOUVENIRS ARE © SENDS GENIAL AGENT 9 GIVEN OUT WW CASPER | ON EXCURSION TOUR The Richardson Drug company of WYOMING United States National Bank & Trust Co. First National Bank OF OMAHA Omaha appreciates its commercial re- lationships with your great state and hopes ni 4 BY LEE-KOUNTZE MEN Cc. L. Kirkpatrick represented the Lee-Kountze Hardware company of Cmaha on the Omaha Booster epe- celal, Many unique souvenirs were given out by Mr, Kirkpatrick which kept the children running at his heels while he marched through the streets of Casper in the Booster parade, The Lee-Kountze company sup: plies many of the Casper hardware merchants from their plant in Omaha and Mr. Kirkpatrick will all cn the local hardware merchants when the special train returns from Lander at o'clock this afternoon, oe NOT ALL FIVE-GALLON HATS FROM WYOMING, OMAHA MAN WEARS ONE Nobody had any trouble in distin- gulshing the Omaha booster repre- senting the Gate City Hat Shop. J. H. Gantz wore a special five-gallon cowboy hat of white felt trimmed with a varl-colored band. When the parade marched up Cen- ter street, many people stopped to inquire about “the big man in the big hat.’ In this way the Gate City Hat company of Omaha recetved free publicity in a unique manner, ‘The Gate City company of Omaha manufacturers. of quality hat of all kinds, for the business man, actor and cowboys. The Gate City hat for the range is popular with ranchmen. ———————»——— TRIBUTE PAID CASPER BANKING INSTITUTIONS BY VISITOR 0 CITY represented the First of Omaha on the Mr, Jepson made pose of ascer- t , the status of banking conditions jn Wyoming at this time, The First National bank of Omaha is one of the foremost banking institutions in the state of Nebraska. Mr, Jepson expressed himself as delighted with the business outlook in Wyoming and especially the firm basis upon which Casper banks are founded. This afternoon he will make a personal “good will” call on officials of the six per banks. pat enacaasbusor Masts OMAHA BANKER MAKES “FRIENDS. IN CROPER FOR Blt INSTITUTION The United States National bank, one of the largest banking institu- tions in Omaha, was represented on the Booster special by P. B, Hen- dricks. This Omaha bank bellev building up good will and He! proved himself the logical man for the task. Mr, Hendricks greeted The Tribune representative with @ cordial grip at Douglas and spoke yery favorably of banking condl- tions in Wyoming In the towns vis- ited by the Booster special. The United States Notional bank through Mr. Hendricks invites all Casper people to visit the bank when they are {n Omaha, Mr. B dricks praised the bankers of Cai sper and complimented the city on ite recml banner inetiturona, 5 sai a Omaha was represented on the tive that he wa {mp number of up-to-date drug companies in Casper. Mr. Patton entered Into the spirit of the day at Casper and joined with others in making friends for his company and himself, On his return to Casper this afternoon he will visit local drug stores onebe- half of the Richardson Drug tom pa -_— HEAD OF GH, NELSON ~PAINT COMPANY COMES. TSI THE HERE G. H. Nelson of Omaha never passes up an opportunity to visit the great Rocky Mountain region and confer with local representa- tives of the G, H. Nelson Paint com- pany of Omaha. Mr, Nelfon did not wend one of his representatives but came on the Booster trip himself. Mr. Nelson believes in boosting the sale of Nelson paints and it is expected that added Impetus will be given to the sale of Nelson paints in Wyoming as the result of his visit. Mr, Nelson will visit Casper stores which handle paint supplies tMis afternoon. ——$ CUDAAY PACKING FIRM AGENT SAYS LIVESTOCK | INDUSTRY ON UPGRADE Everybody knows of the famous Cudahy Packing company and all local cattlemen are familiar with the company's plant at Omaha. The Cudahy company is represented on the Boosters special by H. R. Voss who stated that he was delighted to find that the cattle industry in Wyoming {8 on the up grade with more cattle being raised and ship ped. This afternoon Mr, Voss wil! con- fer with many cattlemen in the vi- cinity of Casper who have made ar- rangements to come to town this afternoon to discuss the cattle situa- tion in Wyoming with the repre. septative of the Cudahy Packing company. MOTOR GLUBTO MEET FRIDAY The executive committee of the} Wyoming Motor club will hold a meeting tomorrow morning in the Chamber of Commerce bullding at | 10:80 o'clock for the purposes of completing organization and making | i for the future. ! (oak, The executive committee ts com-| posed o} ie following six members, who are also county directors: G | E. Smith of Thermopolis, L, L. New- ton of Lander, John D, Flint of Buf- falo, Stanley Edwards of Laramie, R. H. Alcorn of Rawlins, and C. W. Dowe of Newcastle Officers who will serve until the annual meeting which will be held in Yellowstone park in the summer, will be elected» The meeting was called by A, J, Hazlett, temporary eretary. The business of the or- wanizetion is under direct super- vision of the executive committee, A. D, Feville, state commissioner of agriculture and irrigation, will iattend : OF OMAHA Represented by P. B. Hendricks Fairbanks Morse & Co. K. W. Jones OMAHA, NEB. Casper Supply Co., Casper Representatives T. C. Tonkin , President Cudahy Packing Co. OF OMAHA Represented by H.R. Voss that they will ever grow greater. A warm welcome always awaits you in our city. OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Gate City Hat Company OF OMAHA om Represented by J. H. Gantz nn. Car Chicago & North Western Railroad Represented by D. M, Davis Assistant Dreight and Passenger Agent J. Lever Division Freight and Passenger Agent, Casper 4 G. W. Halli General Agent; Omaha © we Represented by E. F. Jepsen Richardson Drug Co. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Frank C, Patton Vice-President G. H. Nelson Paint Co, | OF OMAHA Represented by G. H. Nelson