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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
3
A table featured guests including Albert Johnson and a couple identified as Mr and Mrs Christenson of Ida Grove. Also listed were Mr and Mrs BR C Van Denborg and Jows among the attendees.
Mrs. Bawden of Chicago visits Casper with her son Dr. G. Bawden and enjoys the Stampede as a railroad fare indulgence. The column lists multiple Casper residents and guests including Evelyn Tyler and Harry McCormack wedding details, local business travels, estate moves, and society events.
In West Casper School District, all pupils reside within the area including territory west of Oak Street and north of Vouth. The notice outlines boundary particulars affecting students and transportation implications for the district.
The 108 Sheep company at Salt Creek conducts a dipping operation for a cab this week led by Colin Campbell who oversees the effort for the state.
A roster of residents and visitors appears in the Salt Creek Lumbermen’s Oil camp notes. A. P. Minchew and A. I. Nesbit spend the day at camp. Miss Donia Van Meter returns from Des Moines to reopen her school of music in the First Presbyterian church with Miss Sellars. Ted Powers reports flying in rain above the clouds during fair week. Several residents and visitors like M. Simpson, Tom Burke, Carl Burke, J. M. Simmons, and Mrs. J. G. Robertson are tied to city events and travel plans around Denver Laramie and Sheridan areas.
A Ford driven by A. S. Miller backed from the curb and shifted into tow gear, striking the Norris Meat Market window on East Second Street at 8 45 PM Saturday. Witnesses gathered as the plate glass shattered and repairs began the next day.
Classified brief from September 7 1928 seeking a cook dishwasher and waiter for Chili King Lunch located on Grand Central Block. Immediate employment offered with standard work terms.
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