Brydon Family Clones Summer Home Bear Trap on Casper Mountain
Mr and Mrs Brydon have cloned their summer retreat the Bear Trap on Casper Mountain for the season while Mrs Brydon visits the city and Mr Brydon hunts elk and mountain sheep with John Tucker and Edward Collins. After the trip they return to Omaha, then plan to come back next summer. Mrs J W Wilson and Mrs Indale host a tea for Rebekah Lodge No 39 on October 6 at 322 North Beach Street starting about 2 30 PM.
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W. D. Brydon
Casper Mountain
Mrs. Brydon
City
Mr. Brydon
John Tucker
Virginia Hotel
Edward Collins
Jackson Hole
Omaha
J. W. Wilson
Indale
Rebekah Lodge No
Local personals note city visitors and business moves
A string of city residents and visitors are named including W M Parker now a resident at the Dew Drop Inn and representing Boettcher Porter & Co of Denver. J B McMahon takes a position with National Supply Co for new North David Street offices. Mrs John Nelson welcomes a baby girl. George Thomas of Denver spent yesterday on business. Joe L Marquis of Arminto visits for business and friends. Mrs L Bragg of Nowood Wyoming registers at Henning hotel. Mark A Weber returns from Bartlesville on Chappell Oil business. F B LaMar and wife of Riverton Wyoming are in town on business. Gus Hardendorf returns from Kansas not Town with ties to San Juan Oil. J G Wolcott of Portsmouth Ohio here on business and stays at Henning. A V Palmer W B R Barnard Robert Harrington and Ralph Olson fish at Pathfinder dam and refuse to comment on the catch. CHICAGO Oct 5 The head of the syndicate that fixed the White Sox last year is expected to be named in grand jury evidence. a East gambler is named as the head. New indictments of players and gamblers are expected after eastern investigations.
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W. M. Parker
Dew Drop Inn
Bachelors' Club
The
Inn
Denver
Boettcher-Porter & Co
City
United Press
Chicago
White Sox
Arizona Sees 63.1 Percent Per Capita Gain in Census
Washington dispatch reports the latest census figures showing Arizona at 943,273 population with a 12 percent rise and a 63.1 percent gain per cent. Kansas stands at 1,769,185 with a 4.6 percent increase. North Carolina records 2,540,486 up 350,199 or 16.9 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arizona
Kansas
North Carolina
Good Record Set by Teaching Staff in School Attendance
For five weeks since city schools opened 103 teachers in district No. 1 have lost no time to illness with two taking only half days. Superintendent A A Slade calls the record remarkable, crediting Casper climate and teachers settling into comfortable city homes and happiness with their surroundings.
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Neds
A. A. Slade
Casper
Borah to Stay on Campaign Trail Harding Says
In Marion Ohio on October 5 Harding headquarters released a telegram stating that Senator Borah of Idaho would continue to work for Republican success despite reports he planned to quit the campaign.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Sennator Borah
Idaho
Warren G. Harding
Borah
Union Cafe Takes Over Morgan's in West Midway Area
Robert Zantz Jack Hughes and H C Krusche acquire Morgan's cafe at 114 118 West Midway Avenue and will operate as Union cafe offering preferred service. The purchase supports community musical advocacy and a push for universal uplift through better music in homes and public events.
Des Moines Bishop Honored by Synod
Bishop Harry S. Longley of Des Moines was elected president of the Episcopal Synod of the Northwest during its meeting in Davenport Iowa on October 6 by the Associated Press.
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Des Moines
Synod
Associated Presa
Davenport
Prishop Harry
Longley
Episcopal Synod of the Northwest
Notice of hearing on paving district 13 assessment roll
Casper City Council announces a hearing on November 1 1920 at 8 p m to hear objections to the assessment roll for grading paving and improving streets in Paving District No 13 Casper Wyoming The district boundary runs from Second Street and Spruce Street north to a point then along lines parallel to Spruce and Second Streets and ends at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy spur area including Bruce Street segments
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Casper
Natrona
State OF Wyo
City of
Cazgoer
Towith Bruce Street
Second Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Spruce Street
Casper City to Hear Objections on 1920 Assessment Roll
City of Casper Wyoming announces the assessment roll is on file with the City Clerk for public examination. Citizens may object in writing by the hearing date, as the City Council acts as Board of Equalization to consider and possibly modify or confirm the roll by ordinance. Dated Casper October 4 1920.
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Second Street
Bruce Street
City of
Casper
Board of Equalization
Wyoming
Acid stomach sufferers urged to try Fatonic relief
Fragments report readers with acid stomach seeking quick relief. D D Crippen notes Fatonic offers a different approach. Readers are urged to consider options for easing discomfort.
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Om Ree
D. Crippen
Eatonio
Elevator route hints to top floor in old building
A fragment advises using the stairway to reach the top floor, noting the elevator may not be easy but the stairs lead to the top floor.
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Greta Atuck
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Mra
Brydon Close
J. B. McMahon
National Supply Company
North David Street
John Nelson
George Thomas
Joe L. Marquis
Arminto
L. Bragg
Nowood, Wyo
Henning Hotel
Mark A. Weber
Chappell Oi Company
Bartlesville
Okla
F. B. LaMar
Riverton, Wyo
Gus Hardendorf
Mr. Hardendorf
San Juan Oil Company
J .G. Wolcott
Portamouth
Herning Hotel
A. V. Palmer
W. BR. Barnard
Robert Harrington
Ralph Olson
Pathfinder Dam
Vox
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Casper Storage
East Second
Beech
W. H. Brown
RAND
Harding
Morgan
Uba
Richter Music CO
USAF
Sloane
Y Clerk
Caieng
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mich
USA
American Beauty and Universal
Natrona Power Company
Rohn Rynning Modiste
South Kimball
America
Imazola OM Loni
South Center
Wyoming Health Bureau
Board of Health
J. J. Allen Dairy
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