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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
4
A special Northwestern train headed by General Manager Frank Walters stopped in Casper for two hours as officials considered extension work. Plans reportedly include extending the line from Lander to the South Pass mining district this summer, though no official announcement has been made.
In Douglas on Saturday evening Miss Edith Mae Harrison and Harry Hoss wed at the Methodist church with Rev. W. W. Whitman officiating. The bride, a Casper resident and Mountain States Treaty employee, and the groom, an accountant for Continental Oil, plan to live in Casper with many friends sending best wishes.
Last Friday Father Bryant pastor at St. Anthony of Padua in Casper was ordered to take charge of Rawlins parish by the Cheyenne bishop. After a Sunday Mass announcement and a city petition signed by church members he was urged to remain in Casper. The bishop reconsidered and Bryant will continue to lead Casper indefinitely, aiding church growth and plans for a new church edifice.
Work started on a pipeline to carry ether from a new well on section 1 Mm. Litt lefield of Casper to the giltet of Mes. 8. W. Peck. A dance by the Dutch Camp featured a hard times theme with merriment and disreputable disguises. A midnight supper and extended dancing followed, drawing a crowd and ending in an unusually lively evening.
Maude Stock and Esther Nelson are to have depositions taken by Notary Helle Felix in Denver at 727 Symes Ridge on April lith 1014 from 10 am to 4 pm with continuation days if needed. Casper Wyoming hosts the filing dated March 27 1014 signed by Fruep D Hamann attorney for plaintiff.
J C Snook spends the week in Casper while Dunbar and Montes tour the area for the Midwest company. The school entertainment Friday night impressed with artful recitations and a historical play The Capture of Captain John Smith. Collins returns to town for a personal stay and Miss Lind resides at the boarding house as Miss Lind escorts Mrs Lantis. Jay Steck drives to Casper on Wednesday with family.
Reports show P M Brown and Harry Gannon returning from assignments while Tow Kilcorn and others arrive back after extended work. A baby was given to a local family as details remain incomplete. Unclear segments reference Midwest events and small town movements.
Miss Lillian Peek captured first prize in the Pinas con contest with nearly one million votes, celebrated with pride in Salt Creek. She endured through the nomination period, backed by locals and visiting campers, and credited to her campaign manager the Invincible Missou for strong support.
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