The Casper Press Weekly Wraps Local News
The Casper Press reports on city events, community notes, and regional updates. Readers learn about local services, upcoming meetings, and human-interest items shaping Casper and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
4
The Casper Press reports on city events, community notes, and regional updates. Readers learn about local services, upcoming meetings, and human-interest items shaping Casper and nearby areas.
A local column reflects on statehood, federation, and political fairness as the Wyoming editor muses on national growth while noting hot weather and drought conditions in Casper. The piece cites Arizona and New Mexico statehood, argues for enduring unity, and closes with a playful verse from Walt Mason about aging and labor.
Local residents report a vandal attacked the Casper Northwestern depot noon yesterday. A knife slashed black oak wainscoting in the general waiting room and scratched four words into the woodwork. Similar outrages were alleged to be linked, prompting police attention.
The community questions a low act of vandalism as Superintendent Cantillion and his force search for the culprit. The press request notice for representation and to assist in the investigation.
Jack Clark visits Casper from Natron on Tuesday while Governor Brooks travels from Cheyenne to his ranch. Mo C Clarkson leaves for Grand Island on business as Mrs Grieve visits relatives. Hen Scherek trips to Casper and returns the same day. Emma Sears departs for two weeks in Denver and Fr. Collins. A display of work shirts at Hehards Cunningham goes for 40 cents. Stobert Fuller at Grand Central Hospital recovers at home. Ida Ripple arrives in Casper on Bell Telephone business. John Mahoney’s bungalow on Center Street nears completion. Anna Barker returns from Bucknum and plans Maine vacation. William Syme drowns at Green Silver. body recovered. Rev. R. R. Nepton to lead Baptist church. rents home in Park addition. Clint Lee, a sheepherder, dies near Gillette after raft accident. Five surveyors from Denver Forest Service reach Basin to survey timber for sale to eastern capitalists.
A horse dental examination is offered by a trained practitioner who understands equine mouth care and has the necessary tools. All horses may receive a free mouth examination.
For Sale. Several dwelling houses and vacant lots. Ed. C. Wilson, first door north of post-office.
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