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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

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Jake Bashore Breaks Leg While Hauling Hay

Local item reports Jake Bashore breaking a leg above the ankle while hauling a 4500 pound hay load at Al Anderson ranch. Dr Burke set the fracture and Jake rests, with recovery time needed. Nearby, a team effort on the North Fork timber road built a new bridge and improved sleighing access as cold weather sharpens fuel concerns. Train service to Encampment remains disrupted due to heavy snow with sleds sent for passengers and mail. Community volunteers urged to assist in breaking the road north of town to enable wood shipments.

Jake Bashore al. Anderson Ranch Dr. Burke Jake North Fork Woo

Masons Elect Officers Encampment Lodge No 19 I I M

Masons Elect Officers Encampment Lodge No 19 I I M held an election of officers at its regular meeting on Wednesday evening last week and conferred the initiatory degree on James E Anderson The following officers were elected J L Rollman W M Byron Fillon J W A Sproat D F Crout treasurer W G Burke secretary Installation will take place next Wednesday evening December 17 with work in the third degree to be given

James E. Anderson Rollman W. M Byron Fillon

Tussle With the Blizzard Delays Mine Trip

J J Wirth and sons Will and Harry with Dick Post returned from Charter Oak where they have a wood contract last week. OnManday they tried to head to the mine but were forced back by the storm at Terwilliger's lane. Tuesday they tried again but lost their way in the blizzard. They milled about before finding town. Harry has a frozen face and the father endured a frozen heel for about three weeks.

J.J. Wirth Will Harry Dick Post Charter Oak Terwilliger’s

Hows This for Cold Weather Encampment News

The Encampment area faced unprecedented winter cold with heavier snow than the previous two years 1917 18. Winds blew continually since early fall and temperatures plunged to 13 below zero, then 26 below at night. A strong gale hindered travel as snow depths forced use of snowshoes for movement.

Mercury

Baby Girl Arrives for Chas Terwilliger Family

Mr and Mrs Chas Terwilliger of Cow Creek celebrate the birth of a baby girl due to live with them on Monday December 1. All parties are well though Daddy Terwilliger is slowly recovering.

Chas Terwilliger Cow Creek Moniday

Stock Growers Association meets amid blizzard in Encampment

The Saratoga Valley Stock Growers Association held its semi annual meeting in Encampment last Saturday with strong turnout despite bad weather. A dance followed supper at the Bohn hotel and music by R I Martin Raymond Ault and Mrs Allen. Minutes note dues notices, range rider proposals, stock car loading changes, and co operation with Laramie Plains and other associations. Secretary Conness supplied the report with plans to hold future meetings here and discuss future arrangements in June.

Saratoga Valley Stock Growlers’ Association Saratoga Bohn Andy Dahl J. A. Schoonjans R. I. Martin Raymond Ault Mrs. Allen Ladies’ Guild Saratoga Valley Stock Growers’ Association Laramie Plains Stock Association Laramie Plains Sierra Madre Range Snake River Medicine Bow Range Laramie Reader Basin Suriname Plains Terwilliver Healey National Railroad Administration Me. Healey Mr. Terwilliger

Dry farming proof cited by Geo O Baker near town

Geo O Baker filed on a 320 acre homestead east of town and just last week made final proof. He reports successful dry land crops including wheat oats rye and barley and notes a variety of corn and dry land alfalfa grown without irrigation. The piece also mentions other local dry farming trials and nearby residents expanding dry land experiments.

Geo. O. Baker Mr. Baker Hhis Baker Neho Archie Anderson Brownlee Ranch

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Encampment Encampment Town Hall Walcott A.J. Chichester Masons Big Encampment Fire Department Stock Growers Association Net Union Pacific S. & E. Railway Cook Weather Bureau I. M. Connorss Chas, Sanger State Bank H. A. Hunter H. Sanger TW. Wealey Bury A. Bolin Bolin Jnues B. Anderson Mariner Ed. J. Leake Anderson Connelsville Morse Bros.’ Machinery & Supply Co Geo. Murphy Wyo
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