Charity ball draws large crowd at new Elks club
Picker sales for the Charity ball indicate strong interest for the winter social season. Proceeds will aid the city’s poor and needy as organizers expect the event to attract one of the season’s largest crowds. Also noting parties at Mrs H Basinger’s residence and an Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic temple with listed hostesses.
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New Elks’ Club
Eastern Star
Maaonic Temple
C. TH. Townsend
J .83, Mechiing
John McGrath
J. J. Vend
Love Nots by Kay Kean
A humorous piece urging wives to keep marriage lively and not let wedlock grow dull. It counsels women to engage with their husbands, share attention, and maintain mystery to sustain interest, noting the piece is copyrighted 1023 by Public Ledger company.
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Public Ledger Company
Local personals note social visits and travel around Casper
Mrs. Kittie B. Payne plans to attend the Federation of Women's Clubs in Torrington October 6. A多数 casper residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dooley, Miss Ann Vreeland, Mrs. L. F. McMahon, and others, are listed with trips to Denver, Denver fashion show, Estabrook, Lusk, Center, and Center. Delegates to the gime Women’s Club Federation from Thermopolis, Lander and Riverton arrive. Local business visitors from New York, Denver, Kanees City, Cripple Creek, and other places are noted along with hunting trips and overland travel.
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Kittie B. Payne
The
Red Cross
Federation of Women's Clubs
Torrington
Ann Vreeland
Denver
M. J. Hopkins
Estabrook
Mra. BE
Richard Shipp
Gime Women's Club Federation
Thermopolis
Lander
Riverton
Brief city notes on visits and local moves
Casper headlines list visits by K M Arnold from Tulsa to discuss hunting, Walter Talbert arriving from Collonwood for game interests, and W F Vowter moving offices in Casper. Also mentions Mike Miller of Mammoth Oil and W K Dicker, Chicago businessman, visiting Casper.
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Mike Miller
Mammoth Oil Company
Casperite
Milbe
Lower Garden Creek
K. M. Arnold
Tulsa
Okla
Casper
Mr. Arnold
Adventure Trails Feature Steam Engine Toy Creation
The tale describes a camp scene where a wounded boy is cared for by Ned and Ted. A visiting young man builds a working steam engine from a can, tin, and wood scraps, demonstrating a clever model powered by boiling water. The device evolves with pulleys and wheels, finally moving forward on a level floor.
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Addrean
Ned
Ted
Tel
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Inet Wok
South Augh Street
C. M. Breuk
Charles Lodge
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Mra. Daniels
Midwest
Garden Creek Fall
Ninetta Davis
Dorothy Williamson
Frances Harrington
Frances Adams
Blanche Toland
Belen Wallace
Love Nots
Kay Kean
E. A. Shicas
Lusk
Mary Brown
George Brown
E. W. Dooley
Mrs. Dooley
E. G. Vanatta
Overland
W. H. Weaver
Ira Kingsley
Casper Methodist Church
Colorado
Robert Veitch
California
Mr. and
Mra. L. F. McMahon
Miss Li Monson
Denver, Ee
Fensland Oll Company
R. G. Taylor
Taylor Aga Clay Corporation
George A. Gallinger
New York
William Francis
Re F P. Jones
N. Langworthy
J. Barkara
A. L. Clark
F. W. Calvert
Glenrock Oil Company
Colorado Capital
Calvert
Leon H. Schwald
F. F. Scott
Kanees City
Fi Nicker
Mr. Nicker
Cripple Creek
Colo
Busness
F. A. McGregor
Ed Longquist
Omaha
City
Hadley
Harry Comfort
J. F. Mahoney
John Mahoney
Rawlins
John Tobin
I. T. Ranch
Runkle
Salt Creek
Walter Talbert
Collonwood, & D
Vowter
Midwant Building
Wf. K. Dicker
Chicago
Casper Hie
RR. Eagle
Blickatone Balt Creak Olt Company
Here
Neil
Aly
Zoe Cataparh
de Gare
the Velour Beauty Parlor
Orly Parlor
Town
Corn Products Refining Company
Chamberlin Furniture Co
H. Langworthy
School of Domestic Science
Thousand Island
Arkeon
Dancing Academy
the Man T Ne
Man Warrel
Harry Yesness
Man IN the
West Second Street
Stockmen’s Bank