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                    <text>F Business Proposition
For Natrona County Voters
TO THE VOTERS:
The office of county
treasurer in Natrona
county requires a very
high degree of intellience, real ability and
experience. Its admin­
istration involves many
legal problems and the
handling of millions of
dollars annually. Be­
fore- qualifying, the
treasurer,
therefore,
must be bonded under
the law in the sum of
$100,000—a bond equal
to that required of the
state treasurer—and, it
is not necessary to call
attention of voters to
the rigid requirements
of such a bond, and of
the importance of se­
lecting one who can
qualify.

Rarely does any one seek this office in the various
counties throughout the state until the incumbent has
served the only two terms allowed by law, provided
the officer is competent and efficient. Evidently it
was the intention of the citizens, speaking through the
state legislature, to profit by the experience of a com­
petent treasurer.
Miss Pearl Massee qualified for the office two
years ago ^er four yea,rs’ experience, as a deputy
/tfcasujer
ctrtrtjty. And, the report of the
state examiners, after auditing her bool^s, attest her
extraordin-ary efficiency as the treasurer of this coun­
ty during the past two years. They reported to the
state banking examiner (quoting from the report):
“The County Treasurer’s books and rec­
ords were found to be excellently kept * * ’
showing carefulness and accuracy seldom
found.”

Her selection of competent clerks helped to make
this record possible. Each of these clerks is the head
of a family; 22 persons are entirely dependent upon
them for their support.
Pearl Massee has been a resident of Natrona coun­
ty for the past 17 years. Since she was 18 she has
been the sole support of her family. She resides with
her mother at 113 North Beech street.
It is suggested that because of her efficient rec­
ord she is deserving of support, and that it is a good
business proposition for the taxpayers that she be
elected to her second and last term.

INDORSED BY RESPONSIBLE NATRONA
COUNTY CITIZENS, WHOSE NAMES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST.

VOTE FOR

PEARL MASSEE
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

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                  <text>These photographs of Irene S. Bussey Bruns were sent to Kathy Orr--President of the Natrona County Historical Society in September of 1995--by Kathleen Brewester. Irene can be seen seated second from the right in the group who climbed up to sit on the roof of the asbestos mine cabin on Casper Mountain, noting that they were to keep out. Irene's husband, Arthur Bruns, a pioneer resident of Glenrock, snapped the photograph of Irene with the "Rev. himself" and "their boy." It is thought Arthur likely took all of these photographs. There is another photograph of their "Rev.'s" wife with their boy and Irene. The "Rev." can be seen bending over in the background with some houses in the distance. Another photograph has a letter written to Irene's nephew, Daniel. She writes, "My dear little Daniel: Oh yes, your Wyo. auntie has not forgotten you tho' she is a little late. Now be sure to see me ith your suitcase sometime. Bushels of love, Aunt Irene." The fifth photograph is of the three Sunday school teachers at Trinity Lutheran Church at Casper, Wyo. with the W.C. Rehnaldt as its pastor. This photograph was sent as a letter to Irene's sister Emma, who she sent "heaps of love" to. A faded "Made at the Picture Shop Casper, Wyo. stamp is on the back of this photograph. Irene was born in on August 22 of 1844 and died in Casper in 1942 according to the Family Group sheet. From newspaper searches, it was learned Arthur's second wife was Louise Marie Bruns. Arthur moved from Glenrock to Casper in 1914 and resided there "for many years," working in the merchantile business. These photographs may have been taken sometime in the 1930s before Arthur remarried. No reference to Irene Bruns has been found in newspaper searches at this time.</text>
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