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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

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Stockmen Hold Semi Annual Meeting in Encampment

The Saratoga Valley Stock Growers association held its semi annual meeting at Encampment city hall on Wednesday November 24 led by President A B Dahl and Secretary I M Connels. A large turnout attended the dance and buffet by Women of Woodcraft raised funds. Prosecuting Attorney Rosier filed aggravated assault and battery charges against William and Harry Wirth after an earlier verdict of not guilty on unlawful entry. Will and Harry Wirth were bound over on $500 bonds and are in custody after being moved from Fox Park to Encampment and then Rawlins.

Saratoga Valley Stock Growers’ Association Encampment A. B. Dahl I. M. Connels Eeho Raymond Ault Saratoday Woodcraft Rosier William and Harry Wirth Z. T. Carver Fox Park Will Wirth Rawlins Harry Mr. Carver

Glasses Found Notice at the Who Office

A pair of nose glasses was found and can be claimed by the owner at the Who office. Claimant must prove ownership and pay the notice fee.

Who

Wheat load from Bingham ranch reaches local mill

A large wheat shipment from the Bingham ranch on Beaver Creek was received at the local mill on Tuesday and will be milled into alava flour for the ranch's winter supply.

Bingham Ranch Beaver Creek Saratoga Sun

Mrs. Ruthia Boyd Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. Ruthia M. Boyd died at her home east of Beaver Creek on Monday at 2 40 am after a little more than a week of double pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Encampment Presbyterian church. She leaves five sons and three daughters, all residents of Encampment area. She had recently been named postmistress of Hig Creek and had lived in Encampment since 1916.

Ruthia M. Boyd Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church Encampment H. M. Foster Rawlins George Kuntzman M. E. Cornin L. W. Tennant Lillian Little F. D. Bridges C. L. Forney Hig Creek Frank Wiley Royce, Hart Eldon Boyd Hobart Swartz Roy Gould Irvin Brands Bebo Boyd Oklahoma Church of Christ

Card of Thanks for Ruthin M Boyd Illness and Death

Family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and helpers during Ruthin M Boyd illness and death. Special thanks to those who provided home assistance and contributed food and support. Names listed include H A Swartz Mas Roy Goonp Invin Branos Frank Boy Roye Boy Hart Boy Ep on Boy.

Ruthin M. Boyd H. A. Swartz Mas Roy Goonp

No Shooting or Fishing on My Ranch Notice

No fishing or shooting allowed on W E Turon ranch. Trespass prohibited under stated warning.

W.E. Turon

Forests Suffer Small Fire Loss In 1920

In 1920 Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota national forests saw 247 fires burning 498 acres with 747000 board feet of timber destroyed valued at 2244 dollars stump. The Forest Service spent 4144 dollars on fighting fires as public education aided prevention. District Forester Peck urged citizen cooperation to cut fires further. Wyoming logged 96 fires burning 258 acres with 371000 board feet destroyed valued at 1110 dollars and fighting costs of 3350 dollars.

United States Forest Service Fire Fighting Organization Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Rocky Mountain District Forest Service National Forests West Allen Peck

School Notes from the Week

Winnie Wilcox and Deedy Lor dier were absent Monday. Some school supplies for the primary grades arrived this week. Sage was up from Riverside Monday and favored the Echo with an appreciated visit.

Winnie Wilcox Deedy Lordier Sage Riverside The Echo

Mrs Pete Mohs Killed by Accidental Rifle Discharge

Mrs Pete Mohs wife of Pete Mohs and daughter of J H Jarrell Encampment was accidentally shot and killed at her Rawlins home last Sunday by one of her small children. A loaded rifle stood in a room corner and a child handling it fired the weapon. The bullet entered just above the heart killing her instantly. She leaves ten children with husband and parents among mourners. Rev C W Clough, former pastor, visited from Littleton last week.

Pete Mohs J. H. Jarrell Rawlins Echo Mohs

Will Reid to Start New Paper at Cheyenne

Will Reid, register of the United States land office at Cheyenne, plans a new Democratic weekly. Preparations are under way after January 1. The title is not yet chosen and offices will be in Cheyenne, Lara mie Republican.

Will Reid Cheyenne Wyoming Register of the United States Land Office Reid Laramie

Encouraging note from former Encampment resident

Burl A. Hunter of Greenville Ili no is renews Echo subscription and praises the paper as a mighty good paper for Encampment. He recalls personal items and hopes the office receives the message in good time with holiday wishes for a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Burl A. Hunter Ben Hunter Big Creek Tanch Greenville Ilinois The Necho Tremain

Saratoga visitor attends stocksmen dance

Roy Tilton from Saratoga attended the stocksmen's dance last Wednesday night, enjoying the event and local social gathering actions.

Roy Tilton Saratoga

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J.H. Schmidt William Wirth Tidball the American Red Cross American Red Cross Hert Red Cross National Garage CO Encampment State Bank State Bank CHAS H. Sanger H. A. Hunter Fr. H. Healey City Hall Metro Pictures C. W. Clough Littleton W. M. Englehart Encampment Stores Co
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