Saratoga bank eyed by strong local financiers
Saratoga Valley financiers led by Fred Healey Harry Hunter Chas Sanger and A Cook plan to take controlling interest in the Stock Growers State Bank. The bank has been temporarily closed as the state examiner audits accounts for the transfer to new owners. Local capital aims to make it a leading state bank in the county. Also noted are Mrs Atta Chamberlin returning from Rock River visits with her daughter and plans for moving the Gilbert store ice house by A J Ferry with help from T Carver and Joe Ledbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Healey
Harry Hunter
Chas. Sanger
A. Cook
Saratoga Valley
Stock Growers State Bank
Saratoga
Rawlins
A. J. Ferry
Gilbert
T. Carver
Joe Ledbetter
Senate Resolution Protests Junking of 8. & HE. Railroad
The Wyoming Senate introduced a resolution led by President W. W. Daley protesting the abandonment and junking of the Saratoga and Encampment railroad. It urges the Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Service Commission to prevent destruction, citing regional transportation needs and potential development in the Upper Platte valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
W. W. Daley
Rawlins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Saratoga & Encampment
Walcott
Union Pacific
Encampment
Carbon County
Wyoming
Upper Platte Valley
Senate
House of Representatives
Public Service Commission
Pasture for Rent and Local Notices
Pasture for rent in Section 36 township 15 range 85 head of Otter creek six miles west of town fence or make a deal to fence land timber nearby for fencing James R Lipren Royal Neighbors invite a rummie party and supper February 14 for all Viola Zoe baby girl of Mr and Mrs Chas Big lor died suddenly Tuesday morning at 6 o clock indigestion cause Central services held at Mrs Bisler parents home and interment in Campment cemetery Rev R B Abraham Green River officiating condolences extended to the families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek
James R. Lipren
Viola Zoe
Chas
Biglor
Geen River
Local and Personal Notes From Rawlins District
Local items list residents and visitors with weekly trading trips and ranch origins. W. M. Englehart and Mrs. C D Robinson visited Rawlins. Harry Pantle and J L Hawkins from valley ranches traded. A J Wagoner and Mrs Hampton and son Russell appeared. Joe Johnston returned from Trinidad to stay awhile. J C Tillou recovering after paralysis. Al Anderson plans sugar beets if a market forms. Mrs L W Tonnants birthday celebrated with guests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. al. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Echo
Prod uge Market Report from Encampment Stores
The weekly market report from Encampment details store activity and corrections. It notes prices, goods available, and adjustments across the procurement period, reflecting the market mood and inventory changes at the Encampment shops.
Applications for Grazing Permits in Hayden National Forest
Notice to all applicants that permits to wrage cattle horses and sheep within Hayden National Forest for the 1924 season must be filed in Encampment office on or before March 1 1924. James Blackhall Supervisor provides requirements and blank forms on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Natioas Forest
James Blackhall
Public School Notes and Certificates Issued
The county superintendent issued awards to pupils who were neither absent nor tardy for three consecutive months. Recipients include Grace Hunter, Henry Hunter, Alfred Berg, Helen Hopkire, George Hunter, Lorna Hopking, Cordelia Parr, Ernest Benson, Enna Low Hopkins, Velora Kennicot, and James Clements. Other items note students never tardy in the past month and a business visitor in Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Elliott
Ernest Benson
Cordelia Parr
James Clements
George Hunter
Helen Hopkins
Lora Dettinger
Alfred Berg
Regna Oimnis
Lulu Berg
Clarence Anderson
Henry Hunter
Grate Hunter
Emma Lou Hopkins
Donald Filer
Grace Hunter
Helen Hopkire
Lorna Hopking
Enna Low Hopkins
Velora Kennicott
Naval Neighbors Sunshine Camp No Second Thursday Meeting
A brief notice indicates a recurring gathering labeled Naval Neighbors Sunshine Camp No meeting on the second Thursday of each month. Official names appear as CUNNINGHAM Oracle Mel HH EB BALL Recorder, with limited readable context. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Lilian Livre
W. M. GwRack Uringes
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
Lialian Livree
Margaret Pugster
Woodcraft
Meetaon Firat
Mary A. Winru
G. N
Geach M
Bawar
Naval
Sunshine Camp No
Invet
Fuowhence Cunningham
Oracle
Mel
Ball
Recorder
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Englemart
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowers
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
D. M. Tourtelot
Saratoga Bank
Atta Chamberlin
Rock River
Joln Miller
Uncle Sam
James R. Little
Ford
Bacon
Schilling's
Ameta
Advo Buik
Encampment Stores Co
J. M. Corlett
Logal
W. M. Englehart
Harry Pantle
J.L. Hawkins
A. J. Wagoner
Riverside
Echo Office
H. L. Hampton and
Russell
Terwilliger Ranch
Joe Johnston
Trinidad
J. C. Tillou
Produge Market Report
Public
Harry Neiswender
Ewesday
George Biler
Hocampaent
Ace Filer
Kioney Chamberlain
Fort Collins
Ell
Chamberlai
Wilian Little
Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
A. FF
A. M
Bykon Titov
W. M. W. Cc. Burke
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