Casper Industrial Club Elects Officers for Term
At a Casper Industrial club meeting last Monday, Thomas C. Spears was elected president A J Mokler as vice president W F Johnson as secretary Oscar Hiesnd as treasurer and trustees J E Schulte A J Hhibebantad Pp J O Connor P C Jaysen and David Kidd were chosen. The membership report showed seventy eight members already secured with a goal of 160. The board of trustees will decide on quarters soon and the club aims to occupy rooms as soon as possible.
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Casper Idustrial Club
Tdent
Thomas C. Spears
A. J. Mokler
W. . Johnson
Oscar Hiesnd
J. E. Schulte
A. J. Hhibebantad
J. O'Conner
P. C. Jaysen
David Kidd
Casper
Explaining football rules for newcomers
The article outlines basic football setup with eleven players per team led by a center who snaps the ball. It names guards tackles ends backs including quarterback, half backs, and full back. Goals at each end frame the objective to advance the ball to cross the opponent’s goal line after a coin toss and kickoff.
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Husky
Des
How Football Is Played In The Early Game
The piece explains standard football play by play from kick off to the end of a half. It covers downs ten yard gains, scrimmage, line formation, no bucks, end runs, onside kicks, interferences, forward passes, penalties, punts, touchdowns and goals after touchdown, and a ten minute halftime.
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Atc
Northwestern Sheep Company formed from two dissolutions
The Hareee and One Hundred and One sheep firms merged into Northwestern Sheep Company. A J Cunningham W D Rhoades and James Roush own 12 000 head of sheep with equipment and 1 700 acres in Natrona and Johnson counties. Rhoades to manage, Rouse to oversee range camps. Dr G T Morgan bought ewes from Alex Weber for 24 dollars 50 cents per head. George Rhoades sold his half stake in Kimball Livestock to J E Schulte Elbert Majors and Art and Ed Schulte for about 20 000 dollars.
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Hareee
One Hundred and One
Northwestern Sheep Company
A. J. Cunningham
W. D. Rhoades
James Roush
Natrona
Johnson Counties
Rhoades
Mr. Rouse
School board previews Casper building plan for new $25,000 school
At a Wednesday meeting Architect Rhoades presented stone and brick two story with basement drawings for Casper. Eight large school rooms, modern ventilation and heating. Bond election planned for January to fund construction, start after school ends, ready by fall term.
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Rhoades
Casper
Burlington to Miss Shoshoni and New Eastern Rail Link
The Burlington plans an eastward line from Bad Water to connect with Wyoming & Northwestern at Powder River, not Shoshoni, to serve growing Big Horn basin irrigation. The Shoshone dam, costing 6.75 million, will backwater and create a ten mile square lake, enabling 150 000 acres of reclamation. Total public and private investments approach 17 million.
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Burlington
Wyoming & Northwestern
Powder River
Shoshoni
Thermopolis
Worn
My Norn Tot Springs
Thermopols
At Springs
Arkansas
French Lick
Indiana
Big Horn Basin
Sunday Wedding in Natrona County Ends in Honeymoon
Miss Burchell A. Clark and Renard L. Scherck wed Sunday at 9 in the Natrona hotel parlor. Rev. J J Hicks officiated. They will honeymoon in Denver and then settle in Bucknum at the Seminole Mercantile Co. site.
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Natrona Hotel
Burchell A. Clark
Renard L. Scherck
J. J. Hicks
Denver
Jane Clark
Bucknum
Seminole Mercantile Company
Ben
To Whom It May Conornn Notice of Debt Disavowal
A 1909 notice states that W. E. Bennett disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred by his wife Laura from and after November 1 1909, indicating non liability for her transactions. The short public notice names W. E. Bennett and Laura and sets a clear date.
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Conorrn
Laura
W. EB
Jonny
Casper Musicians Impress With High Class Concert
A Casper Odd Fellows hall concert presented by St. Mark's Church drew praise for local talent. Performers included Mrs. J C Villiers and daughter, May Villiers, Miss Leavitt, Mrs Wallace Leavitt, Mr Hewes, and T Spears. The program featured piano solos, violin pieces, vocal numbers, a duet, and a quartet, earning enthusiastic applause despite a small audience.
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Casper
Odd Fellows' Hall
St. Mark’s Church
J. C. Villiers
Wallace Leavitt
Mr. Hewes
Miss Villiers
Messrs. Hewes
T. ©. Spears
Lyceum
Lawsuit Over Horse Trade Appeals Verdict
John Beaton bought a horse from Pete Hansen for 175 dollars with a guarantee of soundness. Beaton sued for damages when the horse proved defective. Justice court awarded Beaton the purchase price. Hansen appeals to the district court.
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John Beaton
Pete Hansen
Hansen
Beaton
Mr. Beaton
Mr. Hansen
Justice Court
Supreme court hears Powder River case on saloon ban
Hayden E. Jones of Powder River sues Natrona county board in Cheyenne Supreme Court to challenge the constitutionality of last winter's state law banning saloons in unincorporated towns. Norton and Hagens represent Jones. County Attorney Barnes argues for the state. The decision will affect statewide liquor regulation.
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Hayden E. Jones
Powder River
Board of Commissioners
Natrona County
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Norton & Hagens
Mr. Jones
Barnes
Casper City Council Awards Auto Fire Truck Contract
The Casper city council ordered a 4 4 auto fire truck from Anderson Coupling and Fire Supply, delivery due next May, after deeming it the most satisfactory and affordable option. The council also transferred Carnegie Library to county control for library board management and closed the second story of the Odd Fellows block pending escape-work, with the land deed pending from Judge Carey.
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Casper
Anderson Coupling and Fire Supply Company
Cheyenne
Carnegie Ibrary
County Library Board
Messrs
Townsend, Banner and Schulte
Carey
Councell
Odd Fellows
St Mark’s Episcopal Church Morning and Evening Services
Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 with preaching on Lessons From the Good Samaritan in the morning and The Lord’s Prayer in the evening. Miss Wil Hers sings Oh for a Closer Walk With God in the morning and Abide With Me in the evening. A cordial welcome to all.
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Good Samaritan
Wil
First Lyceum Number At Bell Theatre
The Perry Carter company performed at the Bell Theatre last night as the Lyceum bureau opener. The hall was filled and the audience enjoyed Mr Carter’s act and his wife’s singing. Carter provided witty talk and accompanied the show keeping the crowd amused and engaged throughout.
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Perry Carter
Bell Theatre
Lyceum Bureau
Carter
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
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Purchas Trading Company
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