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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

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Rocky Mountain Highway Nearing Completion

The Walcott Saratoga project will finish tractor work in a couple of days and crews move to another county project. Sections require grading to create a winter road, with sanded terrain needing surfacing by the state highway department. When finished the road is expected to be one of the finest year round routes in the state. Work on the Saratoga Encampment project continues with substantial progress but extensive work remains. Near Riverside grading is complete and surfacing is underway while a detour is arranged for travelers.

Walcott-Saratoga State Highway Department Saratoga Riverside Highway Department

Wyoming Counties Share in Forest Receipts

Four Wyoming counties Carbon Lincoln Albany and Fremont shared 1920 forest receipts totaling over 546000. Carbon received 13478 Albany 7051.14 from Medicine Bow while Carbon also got 9705.38 from Medicine Bow and 37285 from Hayden forest. Ten percent of receipts are returned to the forest service for roads and trails within the national forests.

Wyoming Carbon Lincoln Albany Fremont Carbon County Albany County Medicine Bow National Forest Hayden National Forest Medicine Bow Forest Forest Service

For Sale Or Trade: Five Room Home With Land

Five room home with city water in house and yard, several outbuildings, lawn, started, nineteen lots total, full abstract and clear title. Price negotiable for cash or trade for milking cows if fair value. James R. Little, late Echo office.

James R. Little

Two Mules Learn A Lesson In Working Together

A fable of two stubborn mules bound by rope who quarrel over hay and oppose each other until they unite. By pulling together they share the hay, gain success, and end the day as a wiser pair. The poem ends with a moral urging cooperation.

Encampment News Roundup Highlights Local Life

Local notes report J W Kennicott and C L Forney in town with horses and sales ads for farm stock. Encampment residents attend a Walden July 4 celebration, weather impacts crops, and several townsfolk travel for business in Denver Cheyenne and Salt Lake. A dramatic tramway accident is survived by Joe Smith with injuries.

Woman Serves as a Forest Fire Lookout

Miss Lorraine Lindsley of Centennial has begun duties as observer at Medicine Bow Peak lookout in the Medicine Bow National Forest. Born in Cheyenne, she is the daughter of mining man A F Lindsley and is trained for the dangerous, lonely post high on Snowy Range at 12 005 feet. From a glassed shelter she watches thousands of acres and a timber stand valued at about ten million dollars.

Lorraine Lindsley Centennial University of Wyoming Medicine Bow Peak Medicine Bow National Forest Miss Lindsley A. F. Lindsley Medicine Bow Mountains Cheyenne Brooklyn Lake Medicine Row National Forest

French Items and Local Illness and Weather Note

I M Sanger is seriously ill Roy Pew of Brush creek was reported ill early this week Chas H Sanger confined to bed with pneumonia Mr and Mrs Rankin visited Sunday with Dr Burke Chas W Leap able to go out again after illness Day campers report fishing fair on the river Mrs Dr Burke called on Mrs C Hl Sanger Tuesday gardens were frozen to window glass thickness Saturday night

Roy Pew Brush Creek Chas Leap Dr. Burke C. Hl. Sanger

Report of the Encampment State Bank Condition 1921

Report of the Condition of the Encampment State Bank at Encampment Wyoming close of business 80th day of June 1921 lists resources including loans 119616.56 overdrafts 585.97 collection account 1795.43 banking house 6000.00 interest and expenses 17667.83 total assets 194098.15 shows capital surplus undivided profits and deposits with certificates time deposits 112278.20 cashiers checks 1848.53 bills payable 8160.00 sworn by cashier F H Healey before notary Gronge Kuntzman on July 1921 with official attestation

Encampment Wyoming Caron PF. H. Healey F. H. Healey Gronge Kuntzman W. T. Prevam Cuas H. Sancen H. A, Hunter

Fordale Shop Becomes Potential Barn Site Near Riverside

Fordale, a sturdy old shop at the sigelier 186 location, is offered as a fine barn for any buyer. Seo Geo Peryan 680 notes the property strength. Mr and Mrs Levin Brande were seen trading in En campment Saturday near their new Riverside North ranch, the J W Winner place, with remark on activity and location.

Phillip Flobr Alex Phillip Fordale Sigelier Seo Geo Peryan Levin Brande Riverside J. W. Winner

Horses for Sale by Jaczs R Livre Owner

Sale offers include a top team of mares aged 7 and 8 weighing 3000 pounds with six month payment via bankable note and work on NCCampment Slater Road. a lighter team of mares aged 4 and 7 weighing 2400 pounds, plus two 2 year old colts and two yearling colts. trade options for good horned cattle.

Nccampment Slater Road

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J.H. Schmidt Rawlins Logal J. W. Kennicott J. R. Reliman C, Ll. Forney Indian Creek H. P. Flobr Waddie Yade Arthur Chamberlain Dave Hird Beaver Creek W._ WN. Toethaker Walden Monday G. C. Marston M. 8. Epperson Mike Hanley South Fork Earl Boyd EH. H. Close Grant Forney J. G. Dettinger Salt Lake J. T. McShane Denver W.M. Englehart Colbran Colorado A. B. Waterbury J. H Schmidt Rev. Abraham Joe Smith Beath Joe Che People's Bank State Bank FY. H. Healey I. M. Sanger Chas, H Sanger Poeur Monia Mrs. Rankin Total First National Bank Rawlins, Wyoming
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