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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
7
The notice lists year and subscription rates, advertising pricing, and classifies obituaries and notices with ads. It specifies second class matter status for December 4, 1919, at Encampment post office and outlines display and local advertising rates, plus terms for paid entries.
A terse public note warns no fishing or hunting on local ranches without permission and that trespassers will be prosecuted. The item is signed by C. D. Terwitriber with a date of 6 10 11.
Local residents including Englehart Rawlins trips, Ken new trips to Silver Lake, and numerous dance attendance at Rebekah events. Several ranchers from Bedger Creek Beaver Creek French Creek and Riverside reported travel to nearby towns and Colorado. Milk cow sale advertised. crop prospects described as promising with upcoming haying and harvest activity.
From the Encampment area last Friday and Saturday many residents visited in town and at nearby ranches. The gathering featured the Brady Benson family, Mamie Gilliland from Denver, visits by J H Schmidt and Hopkins families, and a fishing picnic at the Little ranch. A court case in Riverside awarded damages to Gust and ruled against Laroy for a ditch work dispute. A party from Encampment traveled to Battle Lake for a holiday, enjoying a fish-filled outing with a large group including the Pourtolot and Bashore families.
Local residents and guests include Mr and Mrs Morse and Mr and Mrs John Vallery of Denver and Mr and Mrs John Kelley of Lift Colorado visiting Encampment families over the 4th. Harry and Hugh Hunter from Big Creek return for business amid stock losses. Gertie Keasling and Ernest visit Wombaker family. Willard Elliott travels to Logansport Indiana for ill brother. WL Chamberlain hurt clearing ground on Little ranch. he recovers expected back to work.
Advertises seeking to purchase a set of heavy harnesses. Seeks arrangements to inspect items with contact to James K. Little via telephone 81 and ll.
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