Local and Personal Notes From Casper 1909
In Casper 1909 local items include residents and visitors: James Roure from the north, Dr Pfiseging from Cheyenne, Tom Donovan planning Denver trip, Willis Webb and Mrs. Fly, Jerry Sullivania from Castle Creek, Mrs. Jefferson McWilliame from Twenty Mile, M. E. Cantillon visiting from Minneapolis, Dan Spens from Bessemer, Ming Suster Garvey visiting with Lou Barker, Svare freighting crew in town, and rumors about Clarence Smith. Also mentions Miss Glara Harrold of Boos visiting, Elmer Brainard’s associates, Editor Potter and Dr. Rohrbaugh visiting, and Walter Breen circulating a livestock bounty petition. Continuous notes cover school reports, Bloom & Co. stock sale, county and city civic updates, and social clubs with meetings and officers. Historical details include J. C. Davis fatal rail accident reports, Shaffer prospecting, W. F. McFarland wool sale, and local fire company readiness.
Casper area ads and notices blur local services
An assortment of Casper area advertisements and notices appear for subscriptions to major papers, dry farming input, local services, laundry and steam line, coal sales, furnace and stove talk, and rental offerings. Names include P J O Connor, Casper Lumber Co, Hudson Coal, and James J Mullin. The item lists addresses and contact prompts for Casper Wyoming services.
Post Office Notice for January 25 1908
Post Office notice states effective from January 25 1908. Details specify changes to service or procedures and outline affected locations or offices. Specifics on rules or routes are indicated but not fully printed in the readable fragment.
Bloom Shoe Co Closes as Salvage Co Takes Charge
Bloom Shoe and Clothing Co establishment in Casper is assigned to New York and St. Louis Consolidated Salvage Co of St. Louis Mo. The firm will liquidate about $58,000 in clothing and shoes via a public sale from January 30 to February 17. Store closes January 27 and reopens with sale on January 30 at 8 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom & Co
Bloom
A. Leeser
Gt. Louis Consolidated Balvage Co
Bloom Shoe & Clothing Co
New York & St. Louis Consolidated Salvage Co
St. Louis
Salvage Co
Bloom Shoe A Clothing Co
Kit Ee Ism
York & St. Louis Consolidated Con
Bucks and Tam Prepare to Buy Feed Across Casper Ranch
Dan Craag of Casrar writes that Bucks and Tam are ready to purchase any amount of feed, receive it at Casper, and transport it to his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hawks
Casper
Mr. Hawks
Stroud
Brooke
Stroud Ranch
Dan Craag
Casrar
Wro
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James Roure
Dr. Pfiseging
Cheyenne
Tom Donovan
Denver
Willis Webb
Mrs
A. E. Fly
Jerry Sullivania
Castle Creek Country
Jefferson McWilliame
Twenty Mile
M. E. Cantillon
Minneapolis
City
Dan Spens
Bessemer
Ming Suster Garvey
Stone Ranch
Lou Barker
al. Svare
Caspar
Clarence Smith
Elmér ‘Brainard
Potter
The
Douglas Enterprise
Mrs. Rohrbaugh
Walter Breen
Walton
Natrona
Powder River
Samuel Jacobson
W. 8. Kimball
Mlinois
Kimball
Conway
W. Hads
Boston
John Shaffer
Gheyenne
Shaffer
Wind River Mountains
J. C. Davis
J. W. Hugues .Co
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Equi Quorgt
Sik
Douglas
Home Cares
H.whitney
Hald
W. F. McFarland
Glenda
Vilberman Bros
Chidagoy
Glendo
Wyo
Wyoming
C. A. Randal
Mokoma
Fuesday
James Grieve
Grieve
Mokoms
Li W
Bailey
Mie
J. J. Hicks
Iand Mra
Wm. Jones
J. W. Longshore
J.W. Bruce
Holman
Hewes
G. W. Cook
R. M. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mrs. Hamlin
A W.H. Dubbling
al Ham
J. J Svendeen
Pards
Shoshoni
Riverton
Weber Merc., Co
Inter-Ocean
Kansas City Journal
the Press
Casper Press
Dain
Jake
Casper Steam Laundry
Chess
Holmburg
Casper, Wyo
Mas M. L. Brexer
Trish Jimmy's
Brcorp
Hudson Coal
O'Connors
Boolinkers
Red
Old Indian
P. J. O'Connor
Casper Lumbar Co
Ine
Valentines
Wilson S. Kimball
Railway
Post Office
Sai Mika Gace
Carpenter Howse
Kate Stansrd
Bloom Shoe & Clo. Oo
Gasper
Bundlownappers
Maneger
Janeaty
Balwees
Wala Wall Netith Boys
Valars