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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
3
Professor Rudolph Lundberg schedules two recitals by his choir and vocal group on evenings of the 21st and 24th at the Presbyterian church. Public admission, no August teaching duties, and a July vacation noted as he visits former teaching cities.
Tom Sun from a Sweetwater ranch attends to business in Casper for a few days. Burl Ford leaves for Denver to buy a car and will return overland. Sam Johnson, a Sweetwater rancher, visits the city on business and to see friends. Lewis Cook of Denver’s Bayly Underhill Co visits his regular trade. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Spurlock are in Casper from the Buzzard ranch to spend the week. A K Lee returns from Thermopolis for business. Charles Carlisle leaves for Salt Creek to oversee Midwest Refining matters. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shepperson move near Salt Creek after months at 1034 East Lincoln. R. E. Frowy, Sheridian, Wyo., visits Casper and friends. Mrs. Sam Service visits from Bates Hole country for a few days before ranch summer. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Harrison of St. Louis stay in Casper the rest of the week visiting old friends. O. R. Marshall motored to Douglas after days in Casper.
In Kemmerer Wyoming on June 10 KR Kanekoe and wife paid a large attorney fee for counsel in the murder trial involving M Ogawari and wife. The fee, described as a total expense, reflects wartime tensions and the Kanekoes use of funds during the case. Sheriff Oakley employed Kimakagi and his wife to aid domestic tasks at the Lincoln county jail while awaiting trunk, and Prosecuting Attorney Christmas has since faced an anonymous protest letter about the acquittal. Donald McQueen of Lystte Wyoming visited Casper en route to his ranch after burying his wife in Chicago Memorial Cemetery on May 25.
A fashion note describes a short belted or loose back coat inVenetian cloth broadcloth covert or velour with a convertible collar and flaring sleeves. Medium size uses 8 yards of 64 inch material. Pictorial Review Coat No 8549 offers sizes from bust 4 inches to 46 inches with price 26 cents. Skirt No 8416 available in sizes 34 to 46 inches priced 20 cents.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 10 George Farnes a former army deserter from Fort Riley was arrested for trying to pass a fraudulent check at a Boulder Colorado bank. The check allegedly linked to C A Kimball Omaha and appeared stolen. cashier questioned payment and withdrawal was postponed.
Small is tiness men anow discover that their earnest and enthusiaatic Hane are not sequanhed but are developed at the National Bank of Commerce of Caxper.
A terse notice states Vin Intera will be prosecuted on the sender’s premise. V T Myers signs as witness from Conwell G10 2 with date 27 8.
Casper ads tout Lavoptik as a cure for weak or inflamed eyes. A girl with strained vision was improved after a single application, and a mother with eye pain found relief in one week. An aluminum eye cup is offered free with a purchase at Casper Pharmacy.
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