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1. Webel Mercantile Company, the general store replaced by the Rialto Theatre.
2. Denecke and Wright Bank, also replaced by the Rialto Theatre.
3. Pete Heagney Shoe Shop and residence, replaced by the Blackmore Building.
4. Clark Johnson, dray man, residence.
5. Jerry Dain's paint store.
6. Home built by J.J. Hurt, the only home in town with a bathroom.
7. Episcopal Church, moved to east Seventh St. and then to the County Fair Grounds for a museum.
8. Barry Hormsmaker home.
9. Methodist Church.
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Buildings from left to right:
Rialto Theatre
Former Blackmore Building
White's Grocery
Casper Pharmacy "grill, cigars, drugs"
Ormsby and Scherck (O&S) building containing Wigwam "soda & lunch" and Bootery
Odd Fellows' building
Buildings on Wolcott Street:
Midwest Refining Company, containing Wyoming National Bank and Kimball Drug Store (next building is possibly the Casper Star-Tribune building)
Becklinger Building
On right side looking East:
Casper National Bank
King and Rafferty Building (they formerly ran a grocery store there)
Golden Rule Store (Lindsay's department store)
Norris Meat Market - and groceries
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