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Call Issued for Interested Parties to Report for Duty Next Sunday Morning at 7 O'CIock,Smet Sunday at T a. m. the wildarouse and bear on Caspar mountain will bo ruddy awakened from I heir mots and doits by the ring of picka and ahovciln. The inhabitants of Caspar mountain, the noamA scenic ren-iktVOQBi will knock the hurt hod placeon the moan tain road, located just north of the old Asbestos mill, out of existence when they male a a abort do-tour from tb© main road, avoid In* tba ■mo had steep hill.The following radders* are expected to report at roll call to do thetr ■ hit In the promulgation of thin projectfor their good. A charge of oxplo-h.v© will be fired upon completion of ’Ntroad. Lunch will bo ssrvsd at the Prne Trro Inn and the public la Invltod. C ; LMm. Hoskins kfrw. Citric Hoakina, Mina Marge ret Curtin, Mias Zoo Marks. PVfld Pa loo, Roger 1*, Crawford, Uem Murtz, Ray ArbOgmat Bill WhitUfl. Bert Palm. OecH Boru B. J. ,sp«oa. Lew Griffith, Union Hopkins, Waller Van Horn. Fred Cantrell,Scotty Brydon. John Tuoksr A John son. Mr. MeProk. T. J White. NU* Pougptedt, itlp«rllltond*it of construction.
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Casper Daily Tribune
Casper, Wyoming, US
Tue, Jun 06, 1922
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