Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925 CONDITIONS ON RANGE IMPRQUE NN LAST MONTH Breaking of Drou ght General in Western Range Section Western range and feed conditions continued to improve during Septein- ber and the prospects are very good for an ample supply of hay and feed for the winter season, according to the report just issued by the western regional office of the United States department of agriculture. Ok‘a- homa, Texas and New Mexico show the greatest improvement In range conditions, while the western por- tions of the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas show slight gains, | Due to an abundance of rainfall the past two months, which broke a prolonged drought in the three * southwestern states, ranges, tures and fall planted feed crops have made large amounts of much needed feed. Ranges’ in western Kansas and Nebraska have improved somewhat and prospects are good for an abundance of wheat pasture. Grass cured up well in Montana, Wyoming and western Dakotas which, supplemented by bountiful hay and grain crops, will carry stock through the winter in fine shape. Colorado ranges are very good but some parts in danger of early frost In all states west of the Continental Divide conditions range’ from good to excellent. For the 17 western states, the condition of the range is estimated at 92 per cent off normal, compared with 89 per cent last month, 74 per cent one year ago and 94 per cent in 1923. Due to excellent range conditions the past summer in all except the drought stricken southwest, cattle have attained and held a high con- dition of flesh. In Texas and New Mexico, however, they have made a remarkable improyement during the past month and with good feed » prospects In sight very few winter losses are expected. The fail move- “ment to market started a little earl- ier than usual, yet the volume is not expected to be any larger than last year but strung out over a longer period. The country demand has been strengthened considerably by local trading. Where possible to get financial backing, some are restock- ing, making the outlook much brighter than for the past seyeral years. The condition of cattle is re- ported at 91 per cent of normal com- pared with 89 per cent last month, 88 per cent in 1924 and 93 per cent in 1923, ‘Sheep are moving form the sum- mer ranges in excellent ,condition. Lambs are somewhat héavier and many that were intended for the feed lots are being marketed as gri fat, the feeder end is just beginnfng to Teach the feed pens. Marked im- provement in condition of sheep ani lambs in Texas and New Mexico is reported. In the other western states their condition continued very good to excellent. Farmers are taking large numbers of old ewes and send- ing the price upward. Many sections report that sheep are taking the place of cattle fo rrestocking pur- poses. Feeding operations are get- ting under way around the beet sugar factori The condition of sheep is 98 per cent of normal, the same as Jast month and compares with’88 per cent a year ago and 97 per cent two years ago. ‘Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Running Across, Word 1, What the Three Bears, ved in. ! » Word 4. Round. fiat plates henually made of metal. { ‘ord 6. “The devil. Running Down. Word 1, Another name for the ower regions where Satan is sup- posed to dwell. } Word 2. To overturn. Word 3. The city in Germany n which the Krupp gun works sre ocated. e. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED, ; oan.) ‘ey Yribune, a ee. Miss PILIKINS? Just. A MINUTE ILL CALL HER MOM’N POP.---All for His Benefit DON'T WORRY- I THINK, LCAN GET YOU OLT OF IT WITHOUT HAVING To PAY A FINE=LET’S "PHONE THE CHIEF OF POLICE GREAT HONK, HENRY, HERE'S ARED TAG ON MY CAR- L'VE BEEN PINCHED FOR PARKING HERE Lint oad 5 Dogs and Pink Paper Win Bride for Eskimo By SUE McNAMARA,. (Copyright, 1925, Consolidated Press Association.) SEATTLE, Wash., Oct, 16.—Cap- tain L. C, Cove'l, of the coast guard cutter Bear brings a tale from the frozen Far North of dog teams and of precious pink paper which en- abled an Eskimo in the tiny village of Noatuk, way beyond Nome, to get himself a bride. If Postmaster General New had heard this story perhaps he would not have &tarted the movement for abolishing many postoffices in Alaska. Thé deck of the cutter was brist- ling with wolf dogs when the writer made her way te che cabin of Cap- tain Covell, who has just returned with his ship from Cape ‘Barrow. “That would be too bad,” said the captain when informed of plans for reducing the Alaskan mail service. Then hé told the story of Abra- which mouth of the-Yukon and Nome, where they split cut off from the world part of the year.” a day for Call evenin, west avenu Tenth street. ham, Noatuk Eskimo, and pink! jand pony to carry writing paper, ‘ “Tribune” route, *Many Askimo adopt white men’s | department. names,” he explained. “Abraham fell in love with a girl down in Kotzubue. He wanted to marry her and appealed to the mission teach- ers at the Teller reindeer station. | 2554. up all night reading over and over again precious letters from home come only twice a year. Alaskan mail is sent out from Una- kleet by dog teams, one going to the each team reaching isolated villages HELP WANTED—MALE 6 to 8, 236 Hast Mid- ——_—————— WANTED—Experienced house man. Phone 175, or call at 109 Gast WANTED—Reliable boy with Shet- Apply circulation HELP WANTED—Female eee oN cere ommale WANTED — Chambermaid. POLLY OF THE FOLLIES--- A Slight Mistake TELEPHONE, MISS PoLLy Che Casper Daily Tribune Zi Li ey —— ——————— "IS POLLY — Wo 1S ---By BILL) ZIEGFELD |." & HELLO, YES, THIS THIS? MR TICKER- OH IM soRRY— Polly ISN'T HERE T° DAY — ter Sictx (N BEC AT Home! = HELLO POLICE HEADQUARTERS - MY TOURING CAR BEARING LICENSE NUMBER 166166 WAG STOLEN FROM IN) FRONT OF THE MAGIC MUD CO. EN? ™™| ( HALF FOUND MYCAR: 7 AN ARREST NO STOLEN WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA Salt Creek. 438 E. Yel'owstone CO-OPERATIVE MOTORS, INC. BY GOLLY L BANK! CE WAS PLACED ON IT FOR BEING PARKED THERE TOO LONG BUT SINCE THE CAR WAS STOLEN | WELL CANCEL IT! WAS A CLEV! HENRY THAT IDEA - L SURE FEEL INDEBTED « WELL You KNOW. THE FINE AND ER PARKING SPLUT able on said ) per ton, Ph several to up again, a greater] dition—$425,00, WANTED—Men and women travel, $40 week and expenses, $4 docal work, Miss: Holmes, Room 314, Henning Hotel. WANTED—Farm hand who is ex- perienced ‘with Fordson, tractor. Allendale Household Goods Fringe shades, 36-in,, 90 Phone) White cotton mattress, $8.50, They persuaded him to wait until he could know her better. So we carried some pink writing paper to the prospective bride and took back some to Abraham. Through the long winter they corresponded: Finally the mission teachers gave COMPETENT, references, Phone 2078. PQSITIONS WANTED experienced stenog- rapher desires’ position; best of safe place to buy your used car packing and crating. HUNTER-GOLL 242 W. First St. FOR SALE—Ford Coupe; than a year old; in excellent con- EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. The safe place to buy your used car WANTED TO RENT—Garage for one of two cars, near Ith and Chestnut. Box B-46, Tribune. For Sale—Household Goods buff col- ored plain shades, 65c; sanitary cots, $3.50 and up; gas heaters, $1.50 and up; Congoleum rug, 6x9, $7.00; all less | WOK HIN T—Sewin| per month. Repal East H. Phone 164 nished apt. 544 For Rent—Miscellaneous sell on easy payments. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern For Sale—AUTOMOBILES WANTED TO RENT _ FOR SALE—HOUSES ligation and Re gyatoes a SY ier ate repeat A aay it! ~ > TO KR —Unfurnished} 7oR SALE—Three-room modern] p, FOR SALE—Ford touring in good] “‘3°°o. room house with garage house, $1,800, $200 down, balance} jay eG order, $50. Call 661M| must be on or near pavement. Phone | jjke rent. ‘Inquire at 1050 S. Box-| M8V affter 5. 1312-W. ean elder. FOR SALE—Ford sedan, $275; Ford FOR SALH—Good three-room house, | P&t refine $150; Nash roadster, $650; WANTED _ $900; easy terms. Phone 2606, _ paid, Jewett coupe, $850; Essex touring, ae FOR SAL A real home; just off $250; Oakland touring, $260; six you TO BLY South Lincoln, consisting of living good Ford coupes and roadsters at al for less, mine m room, two bed rooms, bath and hall mortgage COSTS FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR 1S $7.60- SUPPOSE WE r/ first mentioned ob- indebtedness, secured to the taxes against said Lot 1, have permitted the same to remain un- to become to be sold and thus compelled said Association, mortgagee, to redeem said premises from such tax sale, delinquent Occidental Building &Loan Association, and failed and neglected to pay and PAGE NINE instituted at law to + ebtedness remain ing secured by said mortgage to Occidental Building & Loan Asso- ciation, or any-part thereof. NOW THEREFORE, notice is jhereby given that under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage to Occidental Building & Loan Asso- ciation, which power of sale by reason of said default has become operative, and in pur- suance of the atues in such case provided, said mortgage to said Association wil be fore- closed by advertsement and sale to the highest bidder of the premises therein described or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due onrsaid mortg: and the obligation or indebtedness secured thereby at the date of this notice, together with interest thereon at ten per cent per annum and the costs and expenses allowed by law, as pro- vided and agreed in and by s mortgage to Association; said sale shall be conducted by the Sheriff or deputy Sheriff of Natrona County, Wyoming. at public vendue at the South front door of the Court House in the City of Casper, in Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 31st day of October, 1925, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the fore-noon of said day end date and that the premises described in said mort- gage to said Association and which will be offered for sale are situated in Natrona County, ming and are described as follow: Lot One (1), in block One Hun- dred Fifteen (115), in the Orig: inal Town of Casper, as surveyed, platted and recorded, together with all the appurtenances there- unto belonging. Dated this 15th day of Septem- ber, 1925, OCCIDENTAL BUILDING & LOAN SOCIATIOD Of Omaha, Nebraska Mortgagee. By T. F. WILES, It’s Attorney. Pub. Sept, 18, 28, 1925. +» NOTICE State of Wyoming, County Natrona, ss. In the District Court Judicial District, No. 5412. The Casper National Bank, tional banking corporation, tiff, vs. Western Hotel Company, a cor- poration, Fred Klink, A. J. Cam- pion and A. K. Bott, Defendants. TO A. J, CAMPION, whose ~ost- office address is clo Union Stock Yards. Denver, Colorado: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- FIED that on the 28rd day of June 1925 the above named The Casper 25, Oct of Eighth Ae ne Moore Bros.,| large’ kitchen; upstairs; two 2-room|to protect its lien, and ae National Bank, a national banking tments downstairs, rented at WHEREAS said Association,|corporation, began an _ action rye each per month. This attract-| mortgagee, has elected and exer-|against you, and the other de- ome completely furnished for] cised its option to declare and has} fendants above named, by filing asy terms, Phone 381, __| declared the whole indebtedness, |its petition in the above entitled peepee eh secured by its sald mortgage, due} Court, where si is now ta” Brooks, 749 PERSONAL and collectible, .without further | pending, being ( Rete EW, wae A Madame “Cross” ent, future. VANITY Mareel West Hotel Beauty Shoppe Waves, 750; 2-room = fur- So. Center, cor, a Q) trim, Clairvoyant, knows your: past, pres- and unpaid, ney" is now 2c; and half block from 8 I, unfurnished, apart gus furnished; also Phone 17 tol FOR SALE—One Ford roadster,| Sixth and Center, Phone 1490. . good condition, cheap for cash.| FOR RENT—Apartment, nothing in Dunn Bros, Motor Co., 821 CY-.] city more desirable. Phone LOST AND FOUND Phone 349. 928J. FOR RF —Modern, furnished ww FOR RENT—GARAGES ‘apartment; private bath; low rent; FOUND ond street. 1 FOR RE room and three-r furnished or unfur 926 13, Second, FOR —Steam FOR SALE—Gas heater, type, nickel trimmings, used only a short time, like new, $20; kitchen cabinet, needs slight repair, $12.50. furnished, five-ro The followlug articles have been ,}at the Tribune office for quite some principal, in’ redemption notice, and the same is now due and WHEREAS at the date of this notice there is claimed to be dué due said Occidental Building & Loan Association on its said mortgage and the obliga- tion described therein and secured thereby, the sum of Three Thon- sand Four Hundred Thirty-six and 53-100 ($8486.63), including the premium and delinquent tax sale, secured by said mortgage, terest, from The prayer of said petition is to obtain judgment against said defendants, including yourself, in the sum of $5,000.00 together with 8% per annum -interest from March 17th, 1 $500.00 attor- neys'’ fee, and s of suit, You are further notified that your property has been attached by virtue of a writ of attachment issued out of the above entitled court, You are further notified that if you fail to answer said petition on “neat and | ‘22e | Will the owners please calliond’ the further sum of Five] or before the Sth day of December m h no claim— tC aiaran tity Dollars| 1925. sai A ’ electric washer Child'e brown kid glove. Hundred wenty-five 925, said petition will be taken _| Smal! photo on West Yellowstone. | ($525.00) as attorneys fees, as/as true and judgment rendered y heated, four Brown gauntet glove. provided and agreed in and by/accordingly. and said attached ‘oom apartment, ki Scat said mortgage, aggregating in all} property will be sold, or so much rnished. Apply LEGAL NOTICES the sum of Thirty-nine Hundred | thereof as may be necessary, to Sixty-one and 100 dollars | satisfy such jndement, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE TISEMENT om apartment; and Loan, MORTGAGE BY ADVER- executed, acknowledged and deliv 3961.53) OF with the accrued now due thereon and at the date of this notice, together accruing MABELLE FIEDLER, Clerk of the District Court. By ZELMA McPHERSON, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY We do a To whom it may concern: crue ia expenses of foreclosure PanelOM NO LER TSUED Deputy. three i iy bg . Oct, 9, 16, 23, 30; Nov, 6, furnished, first floor; three rooms| Notice is hereby given that WHEREAS no suit or proceed: 12, 19 we!l furnished, semi-basement, all WHEREAS default has been k Phone $300) vodern ge: lawn; on pavement. | made in the conditions of the cer- enclosed} $18 CY Phone 759M for ap-|tain Fifty-two Hundred Fifty Dol- pointmen' * lar ($5250.00) mortgage dated FOR R jpletely | February 7, 1919, which was duly DW 8 ¢ “los . exe » for bor of | ere ig! Ni i their consent to the marriage and | _ SERVICES OFFERED Gall atigenoon, 1242 6. Kenwood. | close inj, sn exchange, for board of ered by J. 1. Wright and Nettie Abraham set out by dog team over MARCEL and bobcurl, S0c. 326 N. FOR SALE—Dark oak Gintng ra Phone 1571R r Gainey: Wyoming As mortgagors I EEE ETT EEO EE AIPA LET EL ITE VA: ELS FEEDS Mgr esith en pcher Bea 32 i ors .| ,dicKiniey, Phone: 2655-M for ap: mapealaiy phone: 2 was: WILL take care of apartment In ex-|¢9 Occidental Building & Loan AUDITORS LAWYERS se aed aoe swat nthe uatven Hee SRR) tor ieenh em 2 Cok | Association, of arte Nebrane; c REIMERTH & CO. AMBR ING a une 3 ree, filed for recor 3. ; . MBROSE HEMIN States mail service means to beth) For Sale-—AUTOMOBILES MISCELLANEOUS For I wo #foom apart So eee Tes og, at 9:00 oc'lock Certified Public Accounts Lawyer natives and whites in far off Alas. | meee ments; modern. Inquire rear 807 Me ine Ain citice ntsthe Register | Income Tax Servi 832 Midwest. Bldg kan villages. It is having a good ONE HALF carload furniture going] y. ‘Third, Phone 2001-W. Deeds in and fe» Nutrona Coun- Ree 4 sk Ww ————— effect on education and morals, a8]FOR SALE—Two Oakland business| to Denver, anybody wishing to] soj¢ juNP—Threeroom modem, |) Paeds ‘n and for Natrona Coun ASKLMIRE & PRERLE 40h Oli Ecos ee we the natives are more eAgersto learn} coupes, just overhauled, in first] ship in same car call Natrona Trans-} "yi icned apartment, newly n Book 17 at Pag> 12, of the Auditors and Accounts : pian ieee to write so they can have the satis-| class condition, priced to sell, real| fer, Storage & Fuel Co. F e orated; bath, laundry, electric wa pet of said County Income Tax Consultants : rz — i Evens faction of sending and receiving let-| buys in motor cars, terms. . F. ¥ Sal Miscell lights and v bee she oh arta ka Teaid =e 211, Con. Roy. Bidz pe 660 MULVANEY & BARRET ters, ‘They keep in touch with well! C9.9pERATIVE MOTORS, INC or Sale—Miusceliancous tr ee n, Lots One (1) and Twol ARCHITECTS - . Attorneys iked teachers who return to the ™ 4 ; =a. ne pene FOR RENT—HOUSES n Block One Hundred Fif = 515 Con, Roy, Bldg Phone 2306 ? ; i - 438 E. Yellowstone \ 1 Block One ; = eee , wt sea a oe United States, who thus retain a FOR SALE—Must sell this week 5 the Original Town| WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect cera good influence over their former — | $1,950 equity for $900 cash in mod: 5 —Two-room he ee ‘as surveyed, platted | 12 E. Seennd Bt hone 101M ee flan sid ae aang, mal routes to thet’ | FOR SALE—Ford 1.ton Tru ern fourroom furnished house} ovorything furnished except 1, in Natrona County,|~—RAWBURN S, W 108 Of! Exchange hone 1397 remote villages are abolished, It wi 192 ° ‘| *hone 6 ding. 9 S. Melrose. Inquir 1 120 Building — Bin. mean real disaster to progress and Bice Oe UN eleven a ad MAKE your barage ie ibe Winter g. Gonwe ae AS, said Lot Two (2) - HAG NGM RANE w little happiness the people! $250.00, use, by finishing it inside FoR kk *—Five-room odern nae pase: ETT Kose aig Beez iis Insolite, the last word in wallboars, Doubs. two porch roompnrecersuce Bedhaates bean celeanei. in vere TRANSFER AND CRATING] 206-207 08) Exchange Building Yo, Phones 62 prigage i i plata be ~ ia hospital nives (at Palnhear yi ROTC, OVIG IC. law Se omar pimgaTow at full force and effect as to sald) varnoNa TiAl f row told me ho penn TON It ‘o'onial bungalow, uot One (1), and AND zl w Fores Bince te buy your used ear | Poy BATE Weatatered pollce pups:| tractively furnished, two bed-| WHT RnAg “such default has Smith Bldg. Phone 7 FOR | SALE—Ewsex Your “Couch, cbt inquirer eetore, Pera McerIG ARAHSH > OEP continued for the space of more BATTERIES van RO MINALLS g00d condition. ry 0 Nee eae eT 1 pa a Sas See Ss ; nths, PS arclatatets : ofe have a closed car for winter; $400) FOR SALE—Baby bed md ats i FOR RENT Throeroom moc Spe ARS td tit wewareae: wale Room GOP Cert Oy; Bldg. cash or $450 terms to responsible} reasonable. Phone 1267W. house, furnished except bed Tontained in sald mortgage has Ps © AL BRAD PREP yy ass. party, Address Box B-50, Tribune. ah Frey ti Dee Fe nd dishes. Inquire rear 428 W Ronee ercnmativanand FOSTER AND WEHRLI ‘gieaay i 7 ‘ a ~ aie SREAS no. assi ¥. <r : Attorneys FOR SALE—Ford Touring, !n | months old; sire Dapper Dan; ve FOR RENT—Modern “house,” four} asin pape Ba Aen Ban THH SERVICE CLEANERS Rm, 406407, Con, Roy, Bldg, ing ‘condition—$25.00. well marked; price reasonable. rooms and bath, unfurnished ex-| been mai h pas (tid 146 N, Jackson Phone 41. walcsnia ber word or ten"eente| Se ba Ryan, Douglas, Wyo. cept haves, 935 W. 11th of said mortgage or the obliga, ERGOT E PAUL WAUHELLER per line. j . SAL’ MUSICAL FOR Ff ten EC ett rcpt Ach = “CHIROPRACTORS 402 Midwest Bldg. No abp tess THAN 30 cents |FART C, BOYLE, Inc.| FOR E—! furnished. 119 therein and se¢ sas, Letige eh Five average words vsed 8 : , 2 e INSTRUMENTS Phone 817W 4 1 AS: overs yy ne DST ae AO, IEF Wan U RATED : 1 an HEN’ sree cla! 8 aa 4 a ss x MULACKFACE. CAP HEADLINE. | _1° “fe Diace to buy your used car FoR SALE OR RENT—Story &| POR | NENT le. ot; chicken | equity of redemption of said Lot|xulte 912 Midwest Bldg. __ Wh 206 hcg 48. Wasnt Pitas Pndos bes will be charged the space of two SH Clark players 348 8. Kimball.| pouse: | , 8 garage.|One (1) wi resson, of nists Soe M. BL HARM * ORD: « Miro pra etos Km, 22, ‘Townsend Bldg. Phone 196) lines. ( A Phone 1468. = veyance of record from said mort- 50 North G . W. H. PATTEN All charged advertising will be Small modern furnish-| gagors; G, ©. Dillavou, Receiver Phone 457 he Attorney at Law booked “eet lines irrespective of | gop Phat daned! CAT TAN? paaisonss: Ve WANTED TO BUY ara aden an, and [ae tire: Mational Bank of Basit, —CRATING 228 Midwest Hide e210 the number of words. erep | de and sell on easy terms. cAandi ae Oe A achelor 2 W. 16th! claims a lien upon said Lot 1 by ci Dt. ce CORRECTION OF CLASSIF ee ‘ WANTED TO BUY—Smali wicker t 3 reason of a certain mortgage NELSON, arehouse Attorney-at-Law AD ERRORS. The Great Northern Motor Company table or small writing desk and Modern home, welll thereof to by said Ar: and Transfer Co., Phone 1234 | zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 198 ne Gaecsss, Daly, Trighne? ee! 333 N. Wolcott Bt chair; must be reasonable, Box 5-89, ed, two bedrooms; verylthur K, Lee, filed’ for record ~ DOCTORS —— a poss becreesnonslblossdr /baots ban Phone 2772, ‘Tribune. $35 to steady tenant. 731 N./ ting 93, 1924 and recorded MATTRESS FACTORY SECLberinn EE eNtanad ator eooeal ban WANTED TO BUY—Good, clean 18 B. Yellowstone.|i. Book 39, at Pase 396|-—~——HROJ, & RAMP New Nalivenser te teler— one time, Errors not the fault of FOR SALE—Ford Cgupe; 1923 cotton rags, Bring them to the| -ap Two or three-room | 4¢ the mortgage Records of Na.| Practice limited to Diagnosts @n4] yiq Ones Renovated and Recovered the advertiser which clearly lessen| Hass'er shock absorbers and new, | Tribune office, house, furnished or unturnished:|?) Mochi. “Wyoming, and Sam Treatment Hunter.Goll, 242 W. First, Ph. 2200 the real value of the advertisement | paint—§e90.00, WANTED UX—We pay more) nearly modern; karages; $15 to $20) We claims a Hen upon said| Swdte 305 to 811, Midwest Bidg, tee os Tae er Lata cai eae tol Mee E Ch a resides eee eda. Phone iss m1 —farnianed | Lot 1 for labot and material per- Phone 1660-16 OPTOMETRIST without extra charge within FIVE. IC juofolda, @ \d 4 t RE Three-room furnished r but what- “BYES UAREFULLY TEATED ~ days after tnsertion No republica EARL C. BOYLE, IN 1086. ' oT house; lights ; gas and water in sormedy Aas. Be stort or any Hosplt See se © hee edd don will be made. when the error y our used car| WANTED—four old coal range Call_at 828 N. Par re ; claimants by, | Obstetrics, Generat Practice, Hospits sipases does not materially affect the aense| THe Safe place to buy y heater In exchange for # 698) “2 CAT RANCHES ff ee or Peepers es bs hay. yj ~ Properly Uitted oF purpope of the advertisement. | Oi —HALE — Ford touring body, | range or heater. Phone 1086. as ceieccen, | TEE ee eee pu tmacvant LAWYERS by RUBE EOC ED Abe. ood shape, cheap. Inquire Auto| WANTED—We will buy or trade | ~~~ hens 11t0| Reta ote. ta thectleniet, sald NTI TRRETT Hels EVANS Careful attention will be given all] i vcnange, 249 W. Yellowatone. {n your used furniture, also rhot-) FOR SALE—Chicken ranches, | and subject to the lien NICHOLS & 9 117 Se ads received over the TELEPHONE | -*chanke. : 4 rifess Koler Furniture} 15 acres on West Yellowston®| Association's mortgage thereon, Lawyers ~ but we cannet kunrantee accuncy | FOR SALE — Ford Touring; Eee tc0's. Woleott, Phone 198 | Call at Nuit ranch me : 7 heagor | —ZViBtL ON Ractanee Ce WAREHOUSES OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISY: | 3924 model; high speed gear; Ruck: | (o¢oanp TO BUT Discarded clo-| SS WHEREAS said mortgagors BUCLACK & ESTE A NELBUN MENTS. at4dl! axlo)s-Atwratee” Scouts ayatenaal Voter ina ences eine, tools: tents, FOR TRADE and obligors have failed and ne-| juite 204208 Midwent Gidg, | CESLTE 1. NELSON, Warch Ad Hist ees PRORIDA RIED PY. CAST Ge y oth extras—$325,00, | tarps Seaddles and chapps. Phone z ~~~ | rlected for more than four months Ph 200 annreres = rok In full payment of the same Abd* many other * | e0g1-W. ‘The Two-for-One-Store. TO TRADE—(10 acres improved: Gr make or pay their (aes AT ‘ey roll the Advertiser—"1 saw it in ne es s one B ANTED TO BUY = Five shares} living water tho year around; will thly interest, premlum_ and Attorney aw etn "4 te if. "nord tor the Gasper all | Earl Cc yle, Inc. Waeriee 8 Casper Mutual Bulding trade for Camper proper evn Fearne now due and pay- | Phone 223 306 Con, soy, Balg. | The Tribune. irate per wv y 2606, The Phone 679-3, eS