, 1921-10-22

Dents1r: P. Goldberg Of St. Louin; II.
L. Hamilton OF Denver: G.. d. Osborne
OF Denver J. W. Laughiin OF Denver:
r De Heyman or Detroit. nlich.;
Thomas Hyde Of Basin; ]. A Holmes
Of Salt Creek n Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E
Jenkins OF Salt Creek.
X Knicherbocker IS expected to r
turn this afternoon to his offices with
the Midwest Refining company after
spending several days In the Salt
Creek oil fields attending to business.
r. s. Ellison. vice president OF the
Midwest Refining company has left
for Denver where he viii spend a few
days before going on to the east where
he WI look after business interests
during tho next week
James H Cody has returned to his
work with tho NJ. p Wheeler real
estate and insurance offices after
spending yesterday at h Salt Creek
e>ids.
Q. X Deaver.i cashier Of the Cas-
per National bank. has returned from
Medicine Bow, where he spent sew
eral days attending to business inter
ests-
H. Champion. who has been axso-
ciated with the Brodis Rubber COM
pany. has resigned his position and
will his work as public &C
countant-
]. J. IRVINE. a well known rancher
of the Douglas country. spent yester-
day here attending to business inter
ests and calling on friends among the
oid-timers.
w. c. Hill. district Of the
e C. Moore company. has returned
from a business trip to Denver and Is
now at his headquarters in the Mid
west Refining company building.
Hugh NJ. Meenan. superintendent OF
mails is spending a short vacation
visiting friends and relatives in Great
Falls. Mont.
Remarkable progress Is being made
N tho remodeiing OF the former Cas-
PIA o8A0A nnl(l Will H1Qu W QIIQ-
pied by the Kassis dry goods company
which is now located on Center street.
The interior fixtures are being install
ed at the present and a modern sheiv-
ing and closeting system will be used.
o. W. Hewlett of tho j.. G. McDon-
City. Is spending several days in this
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Mr.. Hewlett is n familiar visitor here
and is greatly interested in the growth
of Casper.
Repairs are now underway at the
Burlington crossing on West yellow.
stone avenue. For some time the
crossings have been an eye sore to the
city and stays OF permanence are now
being put in.
H. A. Starkwel OF Omaha. has left
for Douglas after attending to bust
ness interests in this city. Mr.. Stark
well has been counting livestock here
for the past several days.
Harry b. Hickok, a special agent
for a well known fire insurance com
pany, Is here from Denver attending
to business matters In connection with
the George B. Nelson office. rcal es-
tate and insurance.
Sam Service. rancher, has returned
to his ranch southwest of here after
several days in the city ship
ping stock TO the Omaha market.
Harry Isenberg, a well known oil
operator OF Denver. who has been at
tending to business interests in Ian
der. stopped for a short time here
yesterday en- route to his headquar-
tiers In Denver. Mr.. Isenberg is con-
nected with the Salt Creek Petroleum
company and also has independent
acreage in the Salt Creek fields.
T. j. Keon of Cheyenne. who has
interests with T. II. Archer in the
new dance hal which is being con
rtructed on North Center street, is
spending several days here looking
after business connected with h
building which is progressing with I'M
usual rapidly.
Ex-Gov. 3. d. Brooks has left for
Buffalo where he will spend a short
time looking after livestock interests.
Attorney John Whelan has left.for
the Government Hill field where he