Snow Endangers Encampment Section Irrigation and Rail Rights
Heavy snow blanketed the Encampment country from Saturday to Monday, piling up to a foot on the ground and drifts several feet high. It benefits agriculture by preserving moisture for grass and grain, while local officials and committees gather data on timber resources and irrigation potential for the Saratoga Encampment Railway case presented to the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blackhall
Hayden National Forest
L. E. Armstrong
Platte Valley
Saratoga and Encampment
Public Service Commission
Rawlins
Armstrong
Frank C. Emerson
Saratoga
H. J. Ragner
Three Millions More Will Make Big Showing
The State Highway Commission says its policy targets the worst road sections first and prioritizes permanent bridges and drainage. The next three million dollars, it argues, will yield a larger impact than prior bond spending by improving Wyoming’s worst roads and maintaining year round travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Wyoming
Nominations Split at Encampment Caucuses for May 10 Vote
At city hall last Wednesday April 20 F H Hetley was nominated for mayor and J H Jarrell and J J Wirth for councilmen for Encampment elections. On Tuesday night another caucus named F H Healey for mayor and J R Rollman and J J Parr for councilmen. Healey is the current mayor. Rollman serves on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
F. H. Hetley
J. H. Jarrell
J. J. Wirth
F. H. Healey
J. R. Rollman
J. J. Parr
J. J. Parr Were Nominated For Councilmen. Mr. Healey
Encampment
Mr. Rollman
Distribution of Road Funds to Each County
The Boho family Monday received a box of roses honeysuckle mag noling and other flowers from Mos. James K. Little of Pittsburg Texas. The note mentions the big snowstorm in Wyoming and a desire to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boho
Texas
Mos
James K. Little
Pittsburg
Woming
Wyoming
Earl McKay Marries Mary Miller in Greeley Parsonage
The couple, Mary Miller a bookkeeper at Intermountain Railway Light and Power, and Earl McKay a University of Wyoming student, wed at the Methodist parsonage in Greeley on Saturday. They returned to Laramie to a friendly reception, with both formerly from Laramie High School and UW students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Intermountain Railway
Earl McKay
University of Wyoming
Greeley
Scott
Laramie
Lauritz Miller
A. A. McKay
Latramie High School
Local Laramie Couple Plans Marriage As Fraternity Ties Grow
Delta fraternity member Mr. McKay and Miss Miller, a King's Daughters member, unite in a long friendship begun in school. McKay, from Saratoga Encampment, works with his father at Central Grocery Store. Fraternity and civic ties mark the couple's wedding plans as friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McKay
Laramie
McKay
Echo
Election officers named for Encampment Wyoming 1921
The following named persons have been officially appointed as officers of the municipal election in Encampment Wyoming on May 10, 1921. Judges A Sproat George Kuntzman Byron Tillou Clerks Carl Ashley Frank Lordier Attest H Heaney Mayor W C Bureau Valerick N L Morris and sister Miss Helene spent Saturday in Rawlins with classmates for dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Wyoming
A. Sproat
George Kuntzman
Byron Tillou
N, L. Morris
Helene
Rawlins
Harry Wisher
Ruth Parr
Miss Morris
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J.H. Schmidt
Whitney
Saddle Shop
Worl
National Garage News
Art. Perry
Andy Wagner
J. T. McShane
Marvel
Ree
Reoud
State Bank
Chas. H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
Shadows of Suspicion
Harold Lockwood
Morse Brothers Machinery and Supply Company
J. T, McShane
Albany
Platte
Converse
Natrona
Premont
Hot Springs
Washaki
Big Horn
Park Sheridan
Johnson
Campbell Crook Eee
Weston
Attes
F, H. Heaney
W. C. Bure
Valerick
Harrow
R. Z. McCoy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
A. P. Flohr
Valley
Encampment Stores Co
Cheyenne Creamery CO
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