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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
8
The Baptist Church under BR. RB. Hopton invites all to the White Chapel for services. Morning worship at eleven, evening prayer, and midweek meetings on Wednesday. A cheerful invitation to hear music and partake in the worship.
The notice lists Lent activities at St Mark's Church including Second Sunday in Lent services at 10:00 AM Morning Worship Holy Communion and evening prayers and a sermon on The Stranger. It mentions midweek services on Wednesdays and other Tuk and Pip day afternoons inviting strangers and friends to all events.
The community attended Sunday services at the Methodist Church with strong crowds and extra chairs as attendance filled the pews. Rev Garver preached two gospel sermons while plans for next Sundays messages are announced, and the Epworth League hosted a Leap Year Party boosting church activity and youth engagement.
All sheepmen planning to shear at Cadoma in 112 must register at the BR and Co store with A L Wallace. Registration is now open and all work for the coming season will be supervised under my personal agent M Lo Hier.
G A Smith and wife visited town on Monday while Geo Arnold came from Deer Creek Saturday. The heavy snow hampered work and park snow reached two feet with 10 to 12 inches in the valley. Sheepmen feed heavily with minimal losses as Mrs John Morgan goes to Casper for rheumatism treatment with son David and Mrs George Walkinshaw accompanying.
An advertisement for furnished rooms with baths and a transient hall near a billiard hall, inviting buyers to cash in on sheep branding paint and to sell sheep pelts in Casper. The note mentions an office in the old post office building and names CMRENE & STRILE and LW Hatley as cash buyers or agents.
Registration books open at the Cusper Mercantile store as the association announces sale of Cusper Creek Shearing Goods. Prices listed, guaranteed work, and contact details provided for bids and inquiries.
The Hicks Almanac for the coming year issues a long standing warning of drought and severe weather. Professor Hicks, aging in service, urges readers to support the magazine and almanac by subscribing through Word and Works Publishing, 2401 Franklin Ave NE, St. Louis Missouri.
A Scotsman invited his entire woven family to a city stay with theater and excursions over two weeks. He paid all expenses, treating the group to meals and entertainment. On departure he handed a gold coin, then joined in a playful farewell scene with his companions.
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