Trial outcomes for forged check and Wyoming case noted
The fragment notes a suspect William Stanford facing trial for forging a name on a check. result pending sentencing later. It also reports Kidd & McPherson Co versus Wyoming & Northwestern for damages after three head of cattle died in 1901. juries twice disagreed and a verdict in Davia Tron Works vs Haney awarded 2000 to the plaintiff. Civil cases progress described as slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanford
P. Toa
Gality
Kidd & McPherson Co
Wyoming & Northwestern F. Fn
Davia Tron Works
Va. Haney
Tyesday
New Sign Writing and Decorating Firm Opens in Casper
Messrs W B Wilkins W J and W A Connor establish a sign writing and decorating concern in Casper with office and shop at 135 Lindensterne. They will offer general painting and paper hanging. W B Connor specializes in sign writing with gold leaf writing as a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wilkins
W. J
W. A. Connor
Casper
Lindensterne
W. B. Connor
Franco Petroleum Ball Promises Lavish Evening
Franco Petroleum employees plan their first annual ball at the Colosseum on Halloween night October first with lavish decorations a six foot diameter moon lantern to light six dances each with a vocal solo and a souvenir program. Refreshments will be served and 150 tickets will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco Petroleum
Hallowe'en
Dancing Party for Hon. Stephen Tobin Couple
Mr and Mrs Eugene McCarthy hosted a dancing party at the Coliseum last evening in honor of Hon Stephen Tobin and his wife, married recently in Denver. The hall featured seasonal decorations and many guests enjoyed hospitality late into the night. Dalton and Young catered refreshments served at 1 o clock, with music and dancing continuing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McCarthy
Coliseum
Stephen
Tobin
Denver
Mrm. McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Mie Tobin
Casper Soskeng
Dalton & Young
Carterers
Meo
Mra
Casper Commission Co Forms Warehouse Venture
Judge G. W. Woolf, formerly of Kremom county, began building a large warehouse on the Hurlington back and has nearly finished. He travels to Galeweed then Big Horm Biggin to buy several cars of hay and grain. He forms a partnership with Jack bake and M. B. Castle under the Casper Commission Co naming the venture.
Gite Camp names veiled in disputed movement
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals and a possibly disputed group movement from a country, listing several names such as Campbel and Vons Gpower, with unclear affiliations and context. The readable text hints at a political or clandestine action but provides no concrete dates, places, or outcomes.
Ehh Effenuslly Eliminates Backyard Tub Tieh Myths
A local column debunks a promoted scheme claiming to remove ge bege tub tieh from backyards. The piece analyzes claims and presents practical concerns about feasibility and safety for residents.
Return of Mr and Mrs Hedwig Hayer from German trip
Mr and Mrs Hedwig Hayer have been three months on a pleasure trip in Germany and returned to their Casper home last Saturday. A new rooming house is nearing completion on the corner of uptown avenue and elm street with twenty outside rooms on the upper floor and six rooms with baths in the basement. The building includes a ballroom and lavatories, electric lighting, steam heat, and coal bins. Occupancy is expected by November first with most rooms already engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hedwig Hayer
Germany
Casper
Weet Fet Avende Sndium Street
G. Filck
Ube Tre
Ubet
Uhe
W. D. Rhoades
Octo Rhodes
Lewis Barker
Omaha
W. P. Andrews
Wremont County
Dooper
Andy
Bie
Hebs
Tio
Haur
High School Notes Highlight Junior Basketball Team
Edith Pinney and Gladys Phillips lead the Junior class basketball lineup as guards. Isabel Crawford and Dorle Bruca pace the guards while Frances Heagney and Marguerite Bishop fit as centers. Hedwig Bayer returns to Casper after a Germany visit of three months. Sophomores hosted Olive Villiers at the old rectory before her move to Honolulu. Senior class elected officers with Heath as advisor. Edness Kimball is president, Arthur Nelson vice president, Margaret Sullivan secretary-treasurer. Glee Club gathered in the library for a notable session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Pinney
Gladys Phillips
Isabel Crawford
Dorle Bruca
Frances Heagney
Marguerite Bishop
Hedwig Bayer
Germany
Casper
Olive Villiers
Honolulu
Mr. Heath
Edness Kimball
Arthur Nelson
Margaret Sullivan
Site Purchased for New Electrical Plant Project
W. D. Alexander the local representative of L. L. Nuno has bought a site from J. M. Carey and Bro for a second light and power plant. The three cornered ground lies between Maple Nelson and Railroad streets. Plans show a structural steel building eighty feet by some width with Craig as architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Alexander
L. L. Nuno
J. M. Carey and Bro
Nelson
Craig
Burlington to Build Casper Division Freight Yard Shops
A Burlington official outlines Casper becoming a major freight and passenger division with yards and round house. Plans include 25 additional stalls, a 3320 foot repair shop, a temporary freight and passenger depot, and a future passenger depot at Walcott Durbin streets. Oil-burning engines, shale surfacing, and a large payroll are expected to stimulate local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epeckey
Dean de Golte
Tor
Pars Ware
EY. Koller
Sessetamt
F.eee Oedent
W. W. Jehmanen
Mr. Koller
Burlington Company
Casper
Geners
Burlington
Round House
Salt Creek News items mix travel, work and social events
Dr and Mrs Miller left for Denver to test a new Paige auto and were expected back this week. A Friday dance drew about 12 couples, with lunch by Mr Landis and dancing until 2am. Freight teams move grain from Powder River as farmers thresh. Multiple locals visit Casper Caspar trips and moves to Longmont and Omaha. Salt Creek diary business grows. duck hunting and Midwest reservoirs provide recreation. Several residents plan moves to Casper, Omaha, and Longmont. A horse accident injures Orlo Snyder. gun lost by Dick Vance. J Stock returns from hospital stay in Casper. Bible class entertains at the parsonage.
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Griedisg Stevety
New Sign Writing and Decorating
Fem
Gite
Het
Heath
New Electrical
Wood & Foshay
Busines
Chamberlin
Gore
W. J. Chamberlin
Greeley
Cole
Kb. D. Brooks
Rolle Lloyd
Keech Street
Henry Mingenheimer
Alben
Casper Wall BE
Arge Repair Shops
General Operative
Ign End Mound House
Tharmopania
Mmne
Orin Junction
O. McMiMilan
Hurlington
Durbin Street
Walcots Street
Sheridan
Whale
Koller
Walcott and
Durbing
Maree
Burlington Road
Salt Creek News
Midwest Company
Powder River
Mr. McPhail
Shannon Camp
Les Stepperson
McCauley
Longmont
Colo
Mr. Davis
Mr. Moser
Salt Creek
A. Rex Snyder
Frances Brown
Salt Creek Dairy
Midwest
Mr. Tarrill
Mos
Frank Hill
Orlo Snyder
Hale
Snodgrass Ranch
Albert Rowan
Dick Vance
J. Stock
Mavnc
Armenia
Walton
Dr. Miller
Geo, Prichard
Mr. Shivers
Nebr
Mr. Prichard
Peeac
Northwestern Auto Supply Company
FW. Haeseler
Bucknum
Pomoda
Calif
King
Strowbon
Neb
Methodist Church
Max
Dickey
M. L. Bishop
the Lobdell Bakery
Graham
Bee
Angel Food
Devil's Food Cafe
Wetel Com. Co
Barlitt, Ixl
Casper Merc
C. F. Smith
Wyoming
Bingenheimer Lumber Co
Gulf TO Sound
Standard Oil Co. i
New
Pranco Petroleum
Consinaetal Oil Co
Sit Stiller
Roamtex
A.T. Butler
ODD Fellows
Auyoos
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