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Automobiles
L. A. BUCHANAN A. M. GOUDREAU
THE CODY GARAGE
( Oldest Established Garage in Cody)
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Full line of Accesories, Tires, Springs, Ford Axles, Radius Rods, Etc. Ever- Ready Storage Battery Service Station. Steam Vulcanizing. Gasoline, Oils and Greases. None but Expert Mech- anics employed in our Repair Depart- ment. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. STORAGE """AGENTS FOR
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Trucks
PHONE 16
CODY
WYOMING
THE PARK GARAGE GLEN I. NEWTON, Mgr. Auto Supplies, Accessories, Tires, Tubes
Opposit Irma Hotel
Open Day and Night General Auto and Machine Repairs. Acetylene Welding Machine Shop
BATTERY SERVICE Mechanical and Electrical Engineers in charge "GILL" PISTON RINGS
Cody, Wyoming
H. W. THURSTON, Inc.
GENERAL AUTO AND MACHINE REPAIRS Authorized Agent for Cars and Fordson Tractors and Service Station
Auto Supplies and Accessories, Battery Service
CODY WYOMING
DIRECTORY ADVERTISING
REACHES THE PUBLIC
EVERY MINUTE OF THE DAY SOMEONE SEES IT
Ford
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Department Stores-Hotels
CODY TRADING COMPANY
J. M. SCHWOOB, Pres. & Genl. Mgr.
LARGE, NEW DEPARTMENT STORE Everybody says "One of the best stores in the State" A Surprisingly Large Stock of
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
LOWEST CASH PRICES GASOLINE, OIL AND AUTO TIRES A Ladies Comfortable Rest Room Reliable information furnished the automobile tourist regarding roads to Yellowstone Park, rules, time tables, etc.
Ouifillers for Yellowstone Park Tourists and Campers
CODY WYOMING
COL. W. F. CODY-"Buffalo Bill" Founder
M. J. DAYER Manager
THE IRMA
"Buffalo Bill's" Hotel in the Rockies EUROPEAN PLAN Rates $1.50 and Up per Day
HIGH CLASS CAFE IN CONNECTION
Cuisine Unexcelled The Place Beautiful
Finest Hunting and Fishing in the Rockics
Our Hotel Is Headquarters for Commercial and Stock Men and Tourists
CODY
WYOMING
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Leather Goods-Newspapers
NORTHERN WYOMING HERALD
The Leading Paper of Park County Published Weekly
High Class Commercial Printing NEWTON & SHAW, Proprietors
CODY
WYOMING
ESTABLISHED 1871
THE GAZETTEER PUBLISHING
& PRINTING CO.
PUBLISH STATE GAZETTEERS FOR
COLORADO, ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO and WYOMING,
AND CITY DIRECTORIES FOR DENVER, CRIPPLE CREEK
AND LEADVILLE Phone Main 7352
Continental Trust Building
Denver, Colorado
MULTIGRAPHING
EXCLUSIVE MULTIGRAPHERS TO NEWS AND TIMES. DIRECT MAIL ADEPTS AND ADVERTISING COUNSELORS.
THE LANCASTER PRESS
1709 GLENARM PLACE DENVER. COLO.
SPENCER 401
Anselmi John, auto stage to Rock Springs Abram Rudolph, drugs
Berta Jos, mayor
Bertagnolli Alfonso, livery, express
Bishop O W, rr, exp and tel agent
Brown Clem, barber
Crystal Theatre, C G Scott mgr, dry goods
Golden Rule Mercantile Co, C G Scott local mgr, dry goods
Grand Cafe (Chinese)
Kledakas Jos, soft drinks
Lambrous Stephen, restaurant
Levas Daniel, barber
McCurtain D E, cshr Miners State Bank, insurance, no- tary, town clerk & treas
Magagra A & Co, soft drinks
Mettam. Zanoni & Prevedel, meat market
MINERS STATE BANK, A Kendall pres, J P Boyer vice- pres, D E McCurtain cshr
Moore L R, postmaster
Mountain States T & T Co, R Abram & R Prevedel exch mgrs
Nicoloudis Elias K, general merchandise
Partin W F, dry goods
Pellegrini Jos, marshal
Pellegrini & Asson (C Pellegrini, I Asson), bakery
Roich Bros, meat market, general merchandise
Roizus Daniel, soft drinks
Sandy Stephen, tailor
San Roman August, barber
South Superior Drug & Confectionery Co
SOUTH SUPERIOR MERCANTILE CO, Dorighi & Genetti props, genl mdse, auto supplies, hay, grain
SUPERIOR HOTEL, Mrs A Bertolina prop, well furnish- ed rooms
Superior Rock Springs Coal Co, L A Hay supt
Taliaferro T S Jr, town attorney
UNION MERCANTILE & SUPPLY CO (inc). Joe Berta- gnolli mgr, genl mdse, hay, grain, miners' supplies Vlehiotis S, billiards, furnished rooms Western Meat Market Co
Wagar & Jacobson shoes, shoemakers
Wielmette Jos & Co, soft drinks, furnished rooms
Workingmen's Commercial Co, Gust Sturholm mgr, gen- eral merchandise
SPENCER.
Postoffice in Niobrara county. 56 miles north of Lusk, the county seat. Edgemont. South Dakota, is the nearest railroad and banking point. Stock raising and oil are the principal industries. Population 2. Altitude 3,900 feet.
SPENCER SUSAN W MRS, postmaster
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING & LOAN ASS'N. A SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. FIFTEENTH & TREMONT STS., DENVER, COLO Real Estate, Ranch and Building Loans WE WILL REMOVE THE MORTGAGE FROM YOUR HOME ANY TIME
For Territory in Wyoming write to
Liberal Policies and Prompt Adjustments
WALTER S. McCLAIN, Gen. Agt., 512 California Bldg., Denver, Colo.
In the NEW JERSEY FIDELITY AND PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CO. PLATE GLASS, BURGLARY & AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE
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THE MILLS COMPANY WHOLESALE, RETAIL AND MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS SHERIDAN CASPER
402
SPRINGHILL
GRINDING. CHEAPEST| GENERAL MACHNE WORK. DENVER, COLORADO
WRITE FOR
AND BEST IN THE WEST.
CYLINDER PRICE LIST.
J. A. HINGLEY MACHINE CO
1816-1818 BLAKE STREET
SPLIT ROCK.
Postoffice in Natrona county, 75 miles southwest of Casper the county seat. Rawlins is the nearest rail- road and banking point. Population 13. Altitude 6,000 feet.
Countryman Roscoe, mail contractor Davison Jno L, mail contractor
Gantz Elwood, mail contractor
Jamerman Emil, notary public
SCHLANZE AUGUST, cigars, postmaster
SPOTTED HORSE.
A new postoffice in Campbell county.
SPRINGHILL.
A postoffice in Albany county, 90 miles north o Laramie the county seat. Glendo is the nearest railroad and banking point. Stock raising is the principal indus- try. Population 85. Altitude 6,070 feet.
Ammons Edna Mrs, postmaster
Boston-Wyoming Copper Co, Jno Foxton mgr
Bowles Geo, stage line
Brow Thornton, stage line
Dunn John, justice peace
Golden Reward Mining Co, Newell Bros props
Millcreek Milling Co, Newell & Gazley props
Newell E M, boarding house, summer resort
Newell Guy H, notary public, general merchandise
Pexton Live Stock Co, John Pexton mgr
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Rustic Hotel, Mrs E M Newell prop
Springhill Mining Co, W F Mecum sec
Springhill Ranch Co, Otto H Bolin mgr
Springhill Telephone Co, W F Boyden see Three Cripples Mining Co, Jack Krisler pres Wederander Chas, sawmill
SPRING VALLEY.
Postoffice in Uinta county on the Union Pacific R. R., 20 miles east of Evanston, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stock raising and oil drilling are the principal industries. Population 25. Altitude 7,020 feet.
Bennion Land & Live Stock Co Moss W H Mrs. hotel, livery Mountain Oil Co. C J JJergenson
PALMER MABEL M, postmaster
C. K. DAVIES & SON We do a general line of Real Estate Business. 434 FOSTER BLDG Phone South 4859R
Ranches our Specialty. DENVER, COLO.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY NATIONAL STORE FIXTURE COMPANY Manufacturers and Jobbers of Store Fixtures and Office Furniture for every line of 1428-30-32-34 LARIMER ST. DENVER, COLORADO 403
business
STEWART
SPRINGWILLOW.
A new postoffice in Sheridan county, 7 miles from Arno, on the C. B. & Q. R. R., and 20 miles cast of Sheri- dan, the county seat and nearest banking point. Alti- tude 4,745 feet.
HINDMAN A L, postmaster
STEWART.
Postoffice in Goshen county. 28 mile southwest of Torrington the county seat and 11 miles from Yoder the nearest railroad and banking point. Farming is the principal industry. Altitude 4,400 feet.
STEWART L M, groceries, hardware, postmaster
STORY.
A postoffice in Sheridan county on the C., B. & Q. R. R., 20 miles southeast of Sheridan the county seat and nearest banking point. Farming is the principal in- dustry. Population 130. Altitude 4.460 feet.
Bliss Payne, fish hatchery
Buckingham John F, ostmaster
Buckingham Bros. general merchandise
Carlson A. justice peace, carpenter
Cooper F W, tailor
Dowling P S, saw mill
Greer Jno, garage
Hotel Ladore, Sim Smith prop
Peters H R, general merchandise
Rouwma Patnea Mrs. prop Paney Inn
Schuler Henry, supt state fish hatchery
Smith Barney, blacksmith
Thomas R R. carpenter
STRONER.
Postoffice in Crook county. 60 miles west of Sun- dance the county seat. Moorcroft is the nearest railroad and banking point. Ranching is he principal industry. Population 6. Altitude 4,200 feet.
DICKEY H F, general merchandise, postmaster Johnson B U, stage line to Bertha
SUBLET.
Postoffice and coal mining town in Lincoln county. 8 miles north of Kemmerer, the county seat, nearest bank- ing and railroad point. Population 700. Altitude 7.500 feet.
Boyles P. principal school Colletti Lonis, dairy
OTIS
1 EQUITABLE BUILDING
INVESTMENT SECURITIES STOCKS - BONDS - NOTES Member New York Stock Exchange DENVER, COLORADO
1639-41-43 Genesee St., Kansas City, Mio. = CHAS. P. SHIPLEY SADDLERY
STOCKMEN'S BOOTS
AND MERCANTILE COMPANY Write for Catalog
MADE TO MEASURE
Mining, Land
OIL MAPS
BLUE PRINTS, CUTS, ETC.
A-1 Service. Best equippedPICK DRAFTING GO.213 Coronado Bldg.
drawing room in Denver. Send for sample map.
DENVER, COLORADO
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SUNDANCE
CIVIL, MINING AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES Manufacturers and Dealers
Established 1888.
DENVER, COLORADO
Frontier Supply Co, R M Turner genl mgr, Thos Holland local mgr
Groutage J H. justice peace, picture show
HOLLAND MARIE MRS, postmaster
Holland Thos, town treasurer Hood Peter, boarding house
Kemmerer Coal Co, Mine No 5, P J Quealy genl mgr Newnam M J, physician Oakley J,mayor, mine foreman Kemmerer Coal Co Pratti V, livery, stage line Saari August, carpenter
Takido S, barber
P. O. Box 282
SUNDANCE.
The county seat of Crook county, 24 miles southwest from Aladdin and 28 miles north from Upton, the nearest railroad point. Daily stages from Upton and Spearfish. The country tributary to Sundance is rich in agricultural products, cattle, sheep and horses. There are several fine veins of coal within a few miles of Sundance that are being mined successfully. Population 450. Altitude 4,700 feet.
Abe Frank Mrs, general merchandise
Adams Nobs Mining Co, Alfred Nobs mgr
Andrews E J Mrs, county supt schools
Ashdown Geo, justice peace
Ball E H. county clerk
Bear Lodge Gold Mining Co, P J Scott mgr
Bell Fourche & Northern Tel Co, J L Cook local mgr
Bowman A H. physician
Brown Herbert M, postmaster
Calvert C L. dentist
Cameron R H. county surveyor
Citizens Bank, H P Ilsley pres, C W Ott vice-pres, J E Ford eshr
Clarenbach J F. physician, dentist
Copes C A, shoemaker
Cordingly G Q & Son. stage line to Upton
Crook County Monitor, Mrs Vern Wilson publr
Davis F G. county assessor
Farrell J T, auctioneer
Fawks D W, drugs
Good E E Mrs, restaurant, rooms
Grice John, lumber, hardware, plumber
Hooper Leslie. marshal
Hooper & Wilson, millinery, fire insurance
Hutchins Consolidated Gold Mining Co. Fred Henderson mgr
Ilsley Harry P. judge seventh Judicial district
MeGuckin James T. lawyer
McWethy Edna, county treasurer
Mauch L, clerk district court, abstracts of title Nicholas T G. county attorney
The Publishers' Press Room and Bindery Co.
ESTABLISHED 1 SS 9 Banks B. Hall, Prest. Frank Barmettler, Secy.
PRINTERS, BINDERS, LOOSE LEAF MAKERS, STATIONERS. MANUFACTURERS Nothing Too Large-Nothing Too Small Quotations Furnished on Application Phone Main 314 Opposite New Postoffice, 1840-46 Stout St. DENVER, COLO.
Phone Main 1283 LALLIE SURVEYING INSTRUMENT & SUPPLY CO. 717-719 18th St., Bet. Stout & California Sts. Drafting, Blue Printing. Instruments Repaired and Adjusted.
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TAYLOR AND CLAY, Inc.
STOCKS OIL SECURITIES
BONDS
DENVER; and CASPER, WYOMING.
SUNRISE 405
Oudin Wm, stage line
Port H D. veterinary surgeon
Retriever Mining Co, Clark Allen prop
Reuter Mining Co. Joe Reuter mgr Roberts MI C, furniture, undertaker, mayor Rounds Edwin, city clerk and treasurer. real estate Sackett Chas H, garage
Schloredt W'm & Son, general merchandise
Security Oil & Title Co, Edwin Rounds pres, R O Thomas sec
Smith Elmer J, soft drinks
Sundance Hotel, J W Zane prop
Sundance & Moorcroft Stage Line, Ole Olson prop
Sundance Oil Syndicate. H P Ilsley mgr
Sundance Rockdale Coal Co. W J Williamson mgr, gen- eral merchandise
Sundance Roller Mills, D J Toomey Produce Co props, flour and feed mill
Sundance State Bank, L A Brown pres, A L Ripley vice- pres, Edwin Rounds eshr
Sundance Times, J O Ticknor mgr
Thomas R'O. abstracts
Vines Wm, stage line to Spearfish
Warren Peak Gold Mining Co. E A Bock mgr
Zane J W, hotel
SUNRISE.
An important mining town for iron ore. in Platte county, 30 miles north of Wheatland. the county seat. Guernsey is the nearest banking point. Iron mining prin- cipal industry. Terminus of the Colorado & Wyoming Railroad. Population 750. Altitude 4.900 feet.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. Thos Tucker supt
Colorado Supply Co, general merchandise
Colorado & Wyoming R R, H Jones asst supt
Lowe Wilbur C. physician
PASCOE L S MISS, postmaster
Sunrise Hotel. Mrs J R Duncan prop
SUNSHINE.
Postoffice in Park county, 35 miles south of Cody the county seat, and 16 miles from Meeteetse the near- est banking point. Stock raising is the principal indus- try. Population 10. Altitude 6,540 feet.
ADAMS DON E, postmaster
SUPERIOR.
"An incorporated town 25 miles northeast of Rock Springs, on branch of U. P. R. R. A prosperous coal min- ing camp employing one thousand or more miners. Is the second coal mining town of importance in Sweet-
The Mountain Electric Company, Denver ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS FOR POWER PLANTS, SWITCHBOARD BUILDERS JOBBERS OF EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
PATENTS
Washington, D. C. Office Estalished 1868.
PATENT and TRADE MARK PRACTICE EXCLUSIVELY WILKINSON & GIUSTA, Cooper Bldg., Denver, Colo'
Wood MANTELS & TILING Denver Mantel & Tile Co. WATSON & WATSON, Owners 1652 Tremont PI. Deaver Ship into Every State West of Missouri River. Beautiful Descriptive Catalogue on Application. Correspondence Solicited. Low Prices and Quick Shipments.
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Office and Factory, 1920-1936 Speer Blvd. Near City Hall. Phone Main 2709.
COLORADO
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FIRE ESCAPES, WINDOW GUARDS, OFFICE AND BANK RAILINGS
THE VERDECKBERG IRON & WIRE WORKS CO.
TENSLEEP
water county. In addition to coal, potash and aluminum are found. Union Pacific Coal Company Offices, Coal Co., large general merchandise store and a bank are located here. Good church and school privileges. Population 1,500. Altitude 7,000 feet.
Bishop O W, r r, exp and tel agent
First Bank of Superior, Wm H Gottsche pres, John W Hay vice-pres, H L Levesque cshr
George E L Mrs. postmaster Levesque H L, insurance, notary
McDonald J B, justice peace
Miller C F, town clerk and treasurer
Moon Chas F, physician U P Coal Co
Mountain States T & T Co, Union Pacific Coal Co agts Murphy & Levesque, insurance
Opera House, U P Coal Co mgr
Paulson August, mayor
Philbrick L J, police judge
Sharp Jos H, marshal, sec public school board
Union Pacific Coal Co (Mining Dept), J O Holen supt
Union Pacific Coal Co (store dept), James Syme local mgr, general merchandise
SUSSEX.
Country postoffice in Johnson county. 56 miles southeast of Buffalo, the county seat and nearest railroad point. Kaycee is the nearest banking point. Farming and stock raising are the principal industries. Popula- tion 25. Altitude 4,460 feet.
Palmer Hugh, garage, blacksmith
TECKLA.
A new postoffice in Campbell county. 58 miles south of Gillette the county seat, nearest railroad and banking point.
ROWLEY PEARL, postmaster
TENSLEEP.
Small postoffice in Washakie county, 28 miles east of Worland, the county seat. Stock raising the leading in- dustry. Population 300.
Arnold A B, blacksmith Brown D G, contractor
Brown Hotel. D G Brown prop
FORD BLANCHE, postmaster
Hatfield W E. billiards Jones & Jacobs, billiards
Lynch Restaurant Mills T S. hotel Shaw C C. contractor
TROY TRAILER SALES COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS-Troy Trailers, Semi-Trailers, Miami Light Trailers TRAILERS CUT HAULING COSTS ET UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING DENVER, COLORADO
E. J. MILLER, General Agent
DENVER
Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Service to Agents
Fire INSURANCE
Casualty
407
THAYNE
Stockgrowers Bank. W S Fiscus pres, G C Muirhead vice- pres, O E Nowels cshr
Tensleep Garage, Hicks prop Tensleep Inn, Chas Lantis prop Tensleep Mercantile Co, P P Frison general merchan- dise
Wood & Connor, general merchandise
TERHUNE.
Postoffice in the northeastern part of Crook county. Population 4. Altitude 4,174 feet.
Terhune Bertha C Mrs, postmaster
TETON.
Postoffice in Sublette county, 12 miles north of Jack- son the county seat and nearest banking point, and 35 miles from Victor, Idaho the nearest railroad point. Stock raising is the principal industry. Altitude 6,600 feet.
STEWART C H, postmaster
THAYER JUNCTION.
A new postoffice in Sweetwater county, on the U. P. R. R., 30 miles northeast of Green River the county seat and 74 miles south of South Superior the nearest banking point. Population 40. Altitude 6,492 feet.
RICHARDSON LELA C, postmaster Zamboi Joseph, groceries
THAYNE.
Postoffice in Sublette county, 6 miles south of Free- . dom the nearest banking point. Stock raising is the
principal industry. Population 250. Altitude 6,000 feet.
Cottage Hotel, Mrs Henry prop Haderlie C H, saw mill
Haderlie C M, garage
Heap Della, barber, millinery Heap & Hemmert, hardware, agricultural implements Hokanson H, constable Mutual Creamery Co, O N Wray mgr THATCHER F M, dry goods, postmaster Thayne Opera House. G C Meller mgr Titensor Sidney, cigars, confectionery Van Noy T L. justice peace Viegel Julius, blacksmith
BURTON CREAMERY COMPANY, INC, Makers of STAR BRAND BUTTER and FULL CREAM CHEESE Few Brands Equal.' None Superior. Fully Guaranteed. FACTORIES-AFTON, FREEDOM and SMOOT WYOMING SALES OFFICE: OGDEN. UTAH AFTON, WYOMING
MACHINERY
538 U. S. NATL. BANK BLDG.
ELECTRICAL, POWER PLANT AND PUMPING Mountain States Machinery Co.
DENVER, COLO.
MERICAN FIXTURE CO.
FRANK KIRCHHOF. PRES. C. F. STAHL. VICE-PRES. LOUIS ANDERSON, SEC . TREAS. Mfr. of Bank, Office, Store and Bar Fixtures Soda Fountains, Tables and Chairs
Office and Factory: 1232-46 Arapahoe St. Denver, Colo. Telephone Main 59.
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THE CARDWELL BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. DRAFTSMEN'S AND SURVEYORS' SUPPLIES
1010 SEVENTEENTH ST., 510 Quincy Block
THERMOPOLIS.
Business Houses, Professional Men and Institutions.
ADAMS WEBB, sec & treas Thermopolis Chamber of Commerce
Alder & Larraway (H E Alder, S J Larraway), autos ALDRICH & BUCHANAN (ine) L R Aldrich pres, C R Buchanan vice-pres, F D Pick sec & treas, F J Fra- ley mgr Hardware Dept, R B Durkin mgr Lumber Dept, hardware, lumber, building material, lime, ce- ment, plaster, paints, oils, glass, pipe and pipe fit- tings
Allen Jas tinner, locksmith
Alliance Oil & Refining Co, Maurice Singer pres
Alsop A E, men's furnishings
American Railway Express Co, W F Weekly agt
Anderson A J, groceries
Anon Herman, ladies wearing apparel
Antlers Apartments, H J Thompson prop, State Reserve
Aronson B H, fishing tools, 203 Klink bldg
Arnoldus Carl I, chiropractor
Austin Bertha Mrs, real estate, insurance
Barnett J E & Co, dry goods, shoes
BARNETT R C, asst mgr Singer Securities Co
Auto Truck Garage, Richard Satterfield mgr
Axtell Clifford W, lawyer, city attorney
Barton L H Agency, L H Barton mgr, insurance Bellas Frank, restaurant
Big Horn Basin Realty Assn, J C Roberts see
Big Horn Boiler Repair Co, S W Vaughn mgr
Big Horn Copper Mining & Development Co, Walter Swanson gent mgr
BIG HORN HOT SPRINGS BOTTLING WORKS, F G Edel- mann prop, bottlers and soda water mirs
Big Horn Hot Springs Reserve, John Devine supt
Birdwhistle J W, shoe shining
BIVIN W T, vice-pres First National Bank, notary pub- lic
BOYLE H W (Liberty Auto Supply)
Bozek Albert, brick mfr
Bradley & Lemmon (Henry Bradley, A L Lemmon) , restaurant
Brennan I G, masseuse, Carter Hotel
Brennan P C, chiropractor
BROADWAY GARAGE, X Whiting pres, F B McFarlane sec, autos, auto supplies, accessories, repairs, stor- age
Broadway Rooms, Orva Meador prop
Brown Frank L, shoemaker, harness repairs Budiselich George, billiards
Bursom Maggie Mrs, furnished rooms
BYARS H E, dentist, assistants Dr G A DeFreece and J W Hoffman (laboratory) X-Ray Diagnosis. First Nat- ional Bank bldg
GRAVEL ROOFING CROWN TAR WORKS Makes All Tar Roofing Materiais Makes the only Waterproof & Weatherproof Roof DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
THERMOPOLIS
DENVER, COLORADO
WYOMING STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THERMOPOLIS.
Thermopolis is the county seat of Hot Springs county, has 2.095 population in the city proper, but on the state reserve where are located the big Horn Hot Springs, are more than a thousand people which is within ten blocks of the center of the city, not in a corporate city. These may be termed as a part of Thermopolis. The city has ten blocks of concrete paving. storm sewers and sewers for sanitary purposes. water works sufficient, a new $200,- 000 high school and two other modern school buildings valued at $150.000. More than 500 enrollment in the city and 400 enroll- ment in the county rural schools.
Banking deposits are $2.700.000; and the deposits per person are larger than any other county in the state.
The churches are the Federated Church. made up of a union of the Methodists and Presbyterians, which united in 1921, making the largest hody in town; Baptists. Episcopal and Catholic societies.
Thermopolis is on the C .. B. & Q. R. R., which runs one through train from Omaha, and one ten-coach train from Denver. Yellowstone Highway passes through Thermopolis, whose termin- als are at Cheyenne. connecting with Lincoln Highway on the south and Cody the northern end, which thence runs on a federal highway to the Yellowstone Park. Wind River canyon. 20 miles in length. is six miles south, through which the Yellowstone highway will traverse in 1922. now building. Owl Creek is one of the richest valleys in the west and is irrigated for a distance of 50 miles up from Thermopolis. A project, whose estimated cost will be over $750.000. is now being worked out which will water more than 20.000 acres. This valley is noted particularly for its excellent potatoes and production of alfalfa hay, and countless bands of Sheep and numerous herds of Herefords may be seen roaming the ranges. Land values are very low in this valley and irrigated land may be had for as low as $30 an acre.
This county is third in oil production and more than 700 wells can be counted.
Three coal mines are daily adding wealth to this vicinity. The Geobe mines ten miles out, with a railroad spur, produces 1.600 tons daily: the Crosby, a half mile from Geobe. produces 1.000 tons daily; the Mieir-Morrell mine, 12 miles distant. was opened in 1920 with an estimated tonnage of 50 million tons.
The sulphur mines are two and a half miles out and. have an unlimited deposit. There are also epsom salts and alum deposits in immense quantities. Gypsum and cement rock are on all sides of town.
The Big Horn Hot Springs. owned by Wyoming, are said to be the largest hot springs in the world, lie on the east bank of the Big Horn and are visited by 100,000 annually for the cure of rheuma- tism, eczema. kidney and stomach troubles, blood diseases and nervous trouble . Hotel accommodations are not as large as needed but the quality is excellent.
The Chamber of Commerce represents the business interests and is reputed to be the second livest body in the Mountain states, with a paid secretary.
The country around Thermopolis is noted for its marvelous scenic beauty. The Chamber of Commerce erected in 1920 the best equipped camp grounds for tourists which are absolutely free.
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Abstracts-Automobiles
CLARE R. MENGER, Pres. NORMAN E. LEWIS, Sec .- Treas.
HOT SPRINGS ABSTRACT CO.
BONDED ABSTRACTORS
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
229-31 Thermopolis State Bank bldg Thermopolis Wyoming
LEE AUTO COMPANY
Sales and Service
Parts and Accessories
ARTHUR K. LEE, Pres.
AUTHORIZED FORD AGENTS FORDSON TRACTORS GENERAL AUTO AND MACHINE REPAIRS "ASK ANYBODY" Thermopolis, Wyoming
H. W. BOYLE A. M. OSLO
LIBERTY AUTO SUPPLY
General Auto and Machine Re- pairing and Oxy-Acetylene Welding. Auto Tires. Supplies. 433 Arapahoe Street ' Thermopolis Wyoming
PUBLIC GARAGE & AUTO SUPPLY CO. AUGUST NADERHOFF, Pres .- Treas. & Mgr. Hudson and Essex Motor Cars
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES REPAIRING BATTERY SERVICE STATION Machine Shop Thermopolis Wyoming
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Banks-Cleaners
Officers and Directors
H. P. ROTHWELL, President W. T. BIVIN, Vice-Pres. P. J. SCHICKLEY, Asst. Cashier R. J. IRELAND C. A. BARNARD
MARTIN MCGRATH, Vice-Pres. E. C. ROTHWELL, Cashier A. M. DAHL, Asst. Cashier
J. W. BARR GEO. M. SLINEY
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
"The Oldest Bank in the Big Horn Basin" Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $95,000.00
100% SERVICE 5% INTEREST 100% SECURITY on Savings
THERMOPOLIS
WYOMING
C. W. Ford, Pres. Arthur K. Lee, V .- Pres. C. E. Shelburne, Vice-Pres. W. H. Thornburg. Cashier R. M Lee, Asst. Cashier R. E. Daniels, Asst. Cashier Roger Northcott, Asst. Cashier
THERMOPOLIS STATE BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $80,000.00 Deposits Nearly One Million Dollars
Your business will receive proper attention. Loans upon irrigated farms a specialty. Five per cent interest paid on Time Certificates and Savings Accounts
THERMOPOLIS
WYOMING
DAVID DICKIE. President A. J. LOWRY, Cashier H. P. ROTHWELL, Vice-President R. M. CALLOWAY, Asst. Cashier
WYOMING TRUST COMPANY
CAPITAL $25,000.00 SURPLUS $22,050.00 GENERAL BANKING SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS
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