Encampment Wyoming Postage and Ad Rates Notice
U S Postage details show second class matter registration for December 4 1919 at Encampment Wyoming. Subscription options include One Year Six Months and Three Months in advance with single copies. Advertising rates list 25 cents per column inch per week locals ten cents per line per week obituaries cards of thanks and notices with admissions charged or profits realized.
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Encampment
Wyoming
No Fishing or Hunting Allowed on Ranches
No fishing or hunting permitted on our ranches without permission. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
Notice restricting shooting and trespass near Encampment
James R. Littre, owner, forbids shooting fishing or trespassing on his land four miles west of Encampment along Cow Creek. Permission must be obtained from Littre or Mr. Chamberlain on site to avoid prosecution.
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Cow Creek
Mr. Chamberlain
James R. Littre
Carbon County Journal Returns Under Lewis Leadership
J RE Lewis takes over management of the Carbon County Journal reviving weekly Friday publication after a six month hiatus. Lewis has prior statewide newspaper experience including Rawlins Republican and has edited the Journal before moving to Greeley, Colorado. Editor Landau has leased the plant to Lewis and departed for Denver to pursue another newspaper venture.
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Carbon County Journal
Re, Lewis
Lewis
Rawlins
Landau
Denver
No Shooting or Fishing on My Ranch Allowed
A terse placard warns against shooting or fishing on W E Tivron’s ranch with a note to trespass no more. The scene shifts to a brush burn at French Creek tie camp where Edward Salisbury accidentally cut his left foot with an ax and required injury care.
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W.E. Tivron
French Creek
Edward Salisbury
Local Encampment News Briefs and July 4 Sunday School Closure
Short notes from Encampment recount local movements and visits by Parkinon Benson Anderson Weaver Healey Wilcox Hawkins Pantle and others, with ranchers trading and townsfolk travel. A birth is noted and a list of shoppers and residents. No Sunday school at the Presbyterian church due to July 4th observance.
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Presbyterian Church
Local News Notes From Encampment And Surrounding Areas
A roundup of residents visiting, traveling, and returning home includes Ed Hunter and Harry N. Hunter in Cowdrey Colorado, Geo O Baker recovering from the flu, Vyvey from Little Louver buying a sweep at Encampment Stores, Elvin Tilton returning from Denver, Mrs Lois Suttles visiting Meeker, J A Schmidt busy with harness work, and several social visits including the Chase Sanger ranch. The fire brigade warns no Encampment picture show next Saturday. Also noted are land filings, homestead activity by Jack Delfrieze, and property transactions involving James Cahill and the Phunmer residence. A school district report records cash balances, tax receipts, and disbursements for the year ending April 30, 1920, certified by Treasurer F. D. Bridges.
Reward Offered for Missing S S Pixley Dead or Alive
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the finding of S S Pixley also known as Joe Pixley. The notice seeks any clues on Pixley s whereabouts and requests contact with authorities. A second name Kets P Niexrce appears as part of the reward alert.
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S.S
Joe) Pixley
Kets P. Niexrce
Ranch For Sale Near Encampment One Hundred Sixty Acres
For quick sale a 160 acre ranch one mile from Encampment on North Fork Price listed at 2500 dollars with 1000 cash and balance payable over one to five years to suit purchaser Seller W H Cox Also notes about local residents including Win Stewart laid off from work after an injury and visits by Walter Leake from Trinidad Colorado and Mrs Lonke visiting Encampment
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North Fork
W.H. Cox
Win
Stewart
Chapter Oak
Walcott
Walter Leake
Trinidad
Colorado
Lonke
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20 Meeting Notice
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets first and third Tuesday nights monthly at 1 0 0 BY ball Visitors invited Hypa Bann N G Nis Jonston Secretary Naval Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3004 meets second Thursday monthly Florence Cunningham Oracle Mus A Baur Recorder
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A. I
A. M
Masonic Hall
Jr. R. Boneman
W. M. V. C. Burke
Lin
Ian Livrie
W. M
Grace Brioces
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Firat
Hypa Bann
N. G. Agnis Jonnston
Naval
Sunshine Camp No
Plorence Cunningham
Oracle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin Ditchers
W. M. Englehart
Encampment Echo
James R. Little
Parkinon
Brady Benson
Harry Anderson
Inez Friday
Weaver Creek
WI. White
Healey Ranch
Amos Wilcox
Wilcox Ranch
J,w. Winner
Ralph Polemus
J. L. Hawkins
Henry Pantle
Chas, T' All
Mrs. Irvin Brands
Krank Boyd
F. D. Bidges
Beaver Creek
Smither
Prank Heaton
Benson
Sky Rockets
Georgette
Oxfords
Outing Clothing
Encampment Stores Co
J.M. Corlett
D. M. Tourtelot
Ed, Hunter
Cowdrey, Colorado
Harry N. Hunter
Geo. O. Baker
George
Vyvey
Little Louver
COMPA
Elvin Tilton
Lois Suttles
Meeker
J. AL. Schmidt
Healey
Mamie Brown
Atta Chamberlin
Chase Sanger
Moeschames
Crout
Ty Carver
Wiley Boyd
Jack Delfrieze
Six Mile
Country
James F. Cahill
Udiea
New York
Ft. Gilbert
Alice Cahill
Geo. W. Phunmer
Gilbert
Cahill
Total
Sean
Carbon
D. Bridges
Carbon County
State of
F. D. Bridges
Cap Forney
P.O
Lillian Lietle
Lodge Directory
Platte Valley Lodge
O, O
Hall
A. J. Duncester
James R. Livrne
Socampmenut
A. Wierg
G. N. Guich M. Barer