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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
6
Mark A. Weber is listed with the Chappell 04 company in Montana on an extended stay related to the interests of the firm. Details are sparse in the battered OCR text.
A morning ceremony united Miss Minnie B Anderson and Norman T Hood at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Walter B French officiating. Attendants include Clarence Flood and Florence Hood Jr. and others missing details. The couple, both employed, will reside at 1022 South An s.
Daily Fashion Hint presents spring outfits for kids. It features a striped salt blouse ensemble for boys and a blue polka dotted dimity frock for girls with yoke and bias folds. Patterns No. 8417 for boys ages 2 to 6 priced 26 cents. No. 6308 for girls ages 2 to 6 priced 20 cents.
Mrs W O Ratcliff leaves for Galesburg Illinois to visit relatives and friends. Mr Ratcliff works in the savings dept of Stockman's National Bank. Mrs M E Hawkins and her daughter Mrs H F Thiele depart Alli nce Nebraska for Riverton Wyoming to visit relatives Mr and Mrs J W Crane. George Jarvis of Polson Spider Bolton Creek Oil returns from Montana. F Tillman Brownie back from Denver connected with local accountants. J C Snook returns from Cat Creek Montana. R K Staley en route to New York from Denver with seven weeks in the east ahead. IM A Bennett of Elk Creek Wyoming in town on business at Henning hotel. J Kelly of Denver on a short business trip. Wop Draper from Greybull on business for week. A W Goff of Cheyenne visiting for business. H Ware of Cheyenne here on business. ev il Welles of East Lake City here for a few days on business. N S Goldsmith of Denver here on short business. Tingets from Denver visiting for trade. Mire baby son born to A H Matherly at Cheatnut Tree home yesterday. Gilbert Sprines from Tulsa Colorado Tulsa. G F Bell back from Tulsa Oklahoma on business. Spears leaves for Lik Wyoming to pursue interests of the New and Bare oil offices.
The May issue of the Midwest Review Greybull edition was mailed to a Midwest Refining Co employee. It preserves the magazine’s standard and highlights Greybull oil industry coverage. It explains Greybull baseball success through brief player autobiographies on the last nine that has won five games over Casper this season.
The Wyoming Athletic Club and the Merchant's scrapping nine clash in a postponed Twilight Ball League game this afternoon at 3:30 on the high school field. The Merchant's edge on last week's close score gives them the momentum.
United Press reports Secretary of Labor Wilson announced that anthracite miners and operators agreed to submit wage differences to a presidentially appointed commission. This brings the labor stalemate in the coal fields toward an official mediation path.
Splon Kop, a 100-106 shot, won the English Derby today at Epsom Downs. Archale was second and Orpheus third. The crowd numbered half a million.
The article explains a navy hydrophone system for merchant vessels, deploying forty eight receivers in the bow to detect nearby ships, submarines, shoals, and harbor entrances. Tests on the destroyer Breckinridge demonstrated sound from a distant steamer, and officials foresee safer navigation and iceberg detection, with Dr. Hayes citing prior use aboard the Von Steuben.
A leaky trash burner connected to the Oi Exchange building caused dense smoke on the second and fourth floors shortly after 11 PM. John Casey on the third floor found the halls filled with smoke and darkness. Firemen from City Hall tackled the blaze as spectators gathered outside near the Taylor-Cutler match.
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