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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
4
Public notice outlines subscription rates and advertising charges for the Encampment Wyoming newspaper. It lists annual, semiannual, quarterly, and single copy prices, and details display and local advertising costs including obituaries and paid announcements.
notice warns against trespassing on ranches and threatens prosecution under C. D. Terwitriber dated 6 10 11. The paper laments a late weekly shipment and notes two installments of a serial story will run next week if the delivery arrives.
A lengthy roundup of local movements and visits in the Englehart area. Numerous residents and ranchers, including Englehart, Hawkins, Wirth, Healey, Bridges, Stout, the Tillons, Terwilliger, Pelz, Vyvey, McShane, Martin, Pantle, Heaton, Cunningham, Parkison, Fait, Thompson, Condon, Sanger, Corum, Chamberlain, Flohr, and others, travel between nearby towns and ranches such as Rawlins Riverside Steamboat Springs Denver and Greeley. Also mentions sale of a milk cow and calf for 150 dollars, and preparations for haying with a promising crop expected next year.
Mr and Mrs Brady Benson and children visited from their hillside ranch for the town dance last Friday. Denver visitor Miss Mamie Gilliland arrived, staying with Mr and Mrs J H Schmidt. Local residents Mr and Mrs Louis Hopkins and family came from Englehart ranch for the Friday night event. Amos Wilcox visited from Canyon ranch to see Mrs Wilcox’s parents Mr and Mrs Z T Carver while a material haul by W H Cox aided Marsh brothers’ Encampment river summer home project. A Sunday picnic at Little ranch on Coweroek included the Lehmidt and Gilliland families and others for fishing and rest. Denver Marsh brothers plan a summer home above Harden place. building material arrived here last week. A case ruled in Riverside by Justice Wy T Poryam over damages from a ditch across Louis Guinet’s land favored Guinet. A large Eneropment group went to Battle Lake for the Fourth, returning Monday. attendees included Mr and Mrs DM Pourtolot, Mr and Mrs Chik Bixler, Miss Morris, Mike Hloene Morris, Miss Nicomia Bashore and Jake Bashore.
Mr and Mrs Geo Morse and Mr and Mrs John Vallery of Denver and Mr and Mrs John Kelley of Lift Colorado were guests of Mr and Mrs J I McShane in Encampment over the 4th. Harry and Hugh Hunter came from Big Creek ranch for town business. Gertie Keasling and son Ernest of Macksville Kansas visit J J Wombaker family and J M Wombaker and Alma Boyd. Willard Elliott of Charter Oak Copper Co called to Logansport Indiana for ill brother. WL Chamberlain injured clearing ground on Little ranch. struck to the side by a hitched team, unconscious but not broken bones. mending and hopes to return to work.
A note seeks to purchase or borrow a bog, stew or tende harness set. Respondents with available pieces should contact James K. Little by telephone 81. A visit to inspect is requested.
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