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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1931

Page

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Town Traders and Guests Enjoy Weekend Visitors

Mr Walter Simms was trading in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Severns and children were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Brady Benson. Crewe Peryam Joella Timmey and Miss Cornell drove in from Riverside Monday to shop. Mr and Mrs Robi S Wagner of Denver left Tuesday after a pleasant week with Mrs Wagner's parents Mr and Mrs D A Young.

Mrs. Severns Brady Benson Crewe Peryam Joella, Timmey Miss Cornell Riverside

Community Singing Leader Previews Next Week Program

Mr J R Rollman led a Sunday evening community singing in fine form and announced an excellent program is in preparation for next Sunday.

J. R. Rollman

Bechtels to Visit Dixon Wyoming as Guests of Suydam

Mr and Mrs Robt G Bechtel will spend the weekend in Dixon Wyoming as guests of Mr John Suydam. Bechtel and Suydam are partners in mining operations in Colorado.

Robt. G. Bechtel Dixon, Wyo John Suydam Bechtel Mr. Suydam Colorado

Picnic at Miner Creek With McDowell Benson Severance Families

A cheerful outing by the McDowell, Benson, and Severance families gathered at Miner Creek to enjoy coffee and ample food, sharing mirth and good company in a pleasant picnic setting.

McDowell Benson Severance Miner Creek

Rawlins Odd Fellows start resort project in progress

A party of 30 Odd Fellows from Rawlins worked Sunday on the IOOF resort. Seven cabins are under construction and the park and picnic grounds are being laid out. The road is nearing completion and is safely passable to the mouth of M Creek.

Rawlins M Creek

Sacramento map maker arrives to work on Savery Creek

Mr. E. S. Rickard and Mrs. Rickard with children arrive from Sacramento California and rent the A. J. Ferry house. Rickard is preparing a topographical map of the Savery Creek quadrangle and plans to stay some time. He is joined by Mr. F. L. Brislawn who arrived on Sunday to assist.

E. S. Rickard

Birthday party honors Anita Marie on eighth birthday

Mrs M L Johnston hosted a Tuesday birthday celebration for Miss Anita Marie who turned eight. Guests included Viola Nikels Henry Nikels Gale Meeks Mary Edith Corlett Florence Lorena Heald and W D Johnson. A cake with eight candles graced the table.

M. L. Johnston Anita Marie Viola and Henry Nikels Gale Meeks Mary Edith Corlett Florence Lorena Heald W. D. Johnson

Dainty Cats and Suitable Games Among Weekend Visits

The notice summarizes light social outings. Mr. Ben Bashore and son Lloyd visited Saratoga Monday evening. Mrs. Holland and young Earle traveled to Goodland Kansas after weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunbar and Dan Platt enjoyed a day trip to Baggs on Sunday.

Ben Bashore Lloyd Saratoga Mrs. Holland Little Earle Goodland Kansas Jeff Dunbar Dan Platt Baggs

Lake Lily excursion noted by local party

Ben Peryam and his children with Miss Cornell visited Lilly Lake south of Battle on Sunday and praised the lilies as a very beautiful sight. Frank Bridges returned home last week and left again with Mrs Bridges for Sydney Nebraska where he has been visiting for health reasons.

Ben Peryam Cornell Lilly Lake Battle Frank Bridges Bridges Sydney Neb

Pleasant Fourth Picnic at Beaver Dam

A cheerful Fourth of July gathering at Beaver Dam included Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDowell and family, Mr. James Jerrell Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tappan, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Brady Benson, and Mrs. Wm. Severns. The group picnicked and enjoyed themselves.

Chas. McDowell James Jerrell Sr Bob Tappan Reynolds Brady Benson Wm. Severns Beaver Dam

Picnic at Slaughter House Gulch Weekend

Mrs Meeks drove to Slaughter House Gulch on Saturday with Mrs Geo Currey joining Mr Curry at the camp. They returned Saturday night and on Sunday Mr and Mrs Thomas Hunter drove up for a picnic with Mr and Mrs Curry, then brought Mrs Curry home.

Mrs. Meeks Slaughter House Gulch Geo. Currey Mr. Curry

Five consequences of forest fires described

Forest fires destroy timber owned by residents of Albany and Carbon counties and the young growth that would become timber. They kill animals birds and fish, wipe out hunting trapping and fishing, reduce water supply for log driving irrigation and transport, and render the landscape barren and unproductive.

Albany Carbon

Unlikely coincidence in En Campment Saratoga road crash

Saturday evening Carl Ashley and Butch Verplancke met similar accidents at the same road point near En Campment and Saratoga. A stray horse caused damage to Ashley’s vehicle radiator and a similar incident soon after to Verplancke. Neither man was injured, raising questions of accountability if the incidents had proved fatal.

Carl Ashley Butch Verplancke Encampment Saratoga Dobbin Ashley Verplancke

Local social notes from county events this week

Ed Haggarty traveled to Rawlins last week. Jock Herrin drove from his Cottonwood ranch on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nickell and Mrs. L. W. Tennant picnicked at the Odd Fellows camp on the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kuntzman with Mr. and Mrs. Zack Carver enjoyed a Saratoga rodeo Sunday.

Haggarty Rawlins Jock Herrin Cottonwood Fred Nickell L. W. Tennant Odd Fellows Camp W. F. Kuntzman Zack Carver Saratoga

Al Hogan Family Return From Town Visit

Monday Al Hogan and family returned to their ranch after spending the 4th in town. Master Paul Bechtel went out with them as the guest of Miss Shirley Hogan.

al Hogan Paul Bechtel Shirley Hogan

Corletts Visit Ft. Morgan Family Trip

Mr and Mrs J M Corlett and daughter Mary Edith toured Ft. Morgan over the 4th visiting friends and relatives and returned Monday via Cheyenne for the trip’s end.

J. M. Corlett Mary Edith Ft. Morgan Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs Lewis Taylor Visit Cheyenne and Salt Lake

Mr and Mrs Lewis Taylor of Cheyenne were guests of Mr Taylor’s mother Mrs Myrtle Taylor. She accompanied them back to Cheyenne and plans to visit relatives before traveling to Salt Lake City for a short stay, then return.

Lewis Taylor Cheyenne Mr. Taylor Myrtle Taylor Salt Lake City

Bashore and friends enjoy North Fork picnic trip

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bashore and their relatives from Laramie Helen Lucille and Lloyd Bashore Mr and Mrs Wakefield Mr and Mrs Larsen Miss Marble joined Roberta Simms Harry Maas Mr and Mrs A J Anderson and Jake Bashore for a holiday outing on North Fork picnicking fishing and enjoying a real good time.

Ben Bashore Helen Lucille Lloyd Bashore Wakefield Larsen Miss Marble Laramie G. E. Turpin Roberta Simms Harry Maas A. J. Anderson Jake Bashore North Fork

District Convention of Neighbors of Woodcraft Held

On Thursday Ferris Corum drove from Laramie to escort his mother Mrs. Corum and Mrs. J Fulkerson and Mrs. J W Fisher to Laramie for the District Convention. Mrs. Corum was elected Flag-Bearer and Mrs. Fulkerson served as installing officer. Madames Fisher and Fulkerson returned Saturday and Mrs. Corum planned a Texas visit before returning.

Ferris Corum Laramie J. Fulkerson J. W. Fisher Woodcraft Corum Fulkerson Fisher

Saratoga Rodeo Delights Crowds In Debut Venture

E S Hubbell and Amos Wilcox launch Saratoga rodeo to strong praise. Spectators enjoyed aeroplane sightseers, horse racing with solid jockeys, bucking and roping, and thrilling catches inside and outside the ropes. Fine weather and good roads drew crowds from nearby towns and Colorado, as promoters promise further events.

E. S. Hubbell Amos Wilcox Saratoga Rodeo Colorado Saratoga

Balance of school district funds and expenses report 1931

Report of School District Treasurer for District No 18 Carbon County Wyoming shows beginning balance 6.99 with receipts from Oil Royalty 994.00 State Land Income 2 500.84 and other minor sources. Expenditures list includes salaries for principals supervisors high school teachers grade teachers janitors fuel and upkeep text books equipment and interest. Balance at year end 1 207 50 2 739 25 252 15 425 50 total expenditures and balance recorded. Ben Bashore treasurer certifies accuracy as of June 30 1931.

General County Ben Bashore Carbon County State of Wyoming

Sunday Visitors and Weekend Guests at Local Homes

Sunday visitors of Mrs and Miss Taylor were Mrs Porter and Song Lewis and Schuyler from Fox Park. Mr and Mrs Al Hogan arrived from the ranch Friday to celebrate the 4th with their daughter Shirley. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Cunningham were weekend guests of Wilmer's parents Mr and Mrs L A Cunningham of Riverside.

Miss Taylor Mrs. Porter Song Lewis and Schuyler Fox Park al Hogan Shirley

Encampment visitors Archie Anderson and Fred Nickell in Saratoga

Encampment visitors to Saratoga last week included Archie Anderson and Fred Nickell. Business matters kept them both busy as beavers during their stay.

Saratoga Archie Anderson Fred Nickell

Mrs Evans to Assist at C L Novelty Store This Week

Mrs George Evans travels from Rawlins to help at the C. L. Novelty Store during Mrs Nichols absence as she takes a short rest in the hills.

George Evans Rawlins Nichols

Finley and mother visit Rawlins theater to see Secret Six

Mr. W. J. Finley and his mother Mrs. Waterbury drove to Rawlins on the fourth and attended the Rawlins theatre showing of the Secret Six. They enjoyed the play immensely.

W. J. Finley Mrs. Waterbury Rawlins Rawlins Theatre

A Neighborhood House Gets a Fresh Look on Riverside

Louie Cunningham and J W Fisher completed a top quality exterior update at the Peryam house in town. New shingles and paint transform the property into a credit to the owners and the artists involved.

Peryam Riverside Louie Cunningham J. W. Fisher

Charley Fletcher Seeks Luck After Five-Year Chase

Old Encampmentites recall Charley Fletcher and his long pursuit of a rumored $2,000,000. The tale notes a fortunate turn after five years of near misses and elusive windfalls.

Charley Fletcher Charlie

Regular Sunday school organized at the white church

A new Sun day school meets every Lord's day at 10 o clock. Miss Irene Taylor will supervise and organize classes for all ages. Helpers are urged to teach, sing, or listen. One hour weekly can teach about life beyond. Dust thou art to dust returnest was not spoken of the soul.

Irene Taylor Miss Taylor

Local Social Notes From Town and Nearby Visits

Ralph Platt was trading in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton and sons of Cheyenne were dinner guests of Mrs and Miss Taylor. The 4th was celebrated by Mr and Mrs F C Huston with a horseback trip up North Fork. Cliff Higby arrived at the Skyline Ranch last week amid a busy season. The Bohn Hotel hosted Mrs Orlando Petersen and her daughter Beatrice Dixon during Mrs Fulkerson’s absence in Laramie for the Woodcraft Convention.

Walter Hampton Cheyenne Miss Taylor F. C. Huston North Fork Cliff Higby Skyline Ranch Cliff Bohn Orlando Petersen Beatrice Dixon Fulkerson Laramie

Purgatory Weekend Guests Host Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Robt Spencer hosted at Purgatory with Mr and Mrs Robt Bechtel and son Paul as guests. Mrs Bechtel proved herself a game hill climber, stating she will do it again and that she liked the experience.

Mrs. Robt Spencer Purgatory

Delinquent Tax Trials Hit One Rich Midwestern State

In 1928 a prosperous year, the state has delinquent taxes on farm lands and village lots totaling 28 million dollars. More than 400 thousand parcels are being sold to pay these delinquent taxes. The state is described as one of the strongest and richest.

Bring Us Your Orders for Letterheads and Envelopes

Local printer invites businesses and individuals to submit orders for letterheads envelopes and related stationery. The ad promises fast turnaround competitive pricing and custom design options to suit any branding needs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walter Simms Song Service City Hall Woman’s Civic Club State Bank THE County of Rae Wilmer Cunningham Wilmer L. A. Cunningham River Street Garage Ford Sales and Service Saratoga, Wyo A. J. Rosier Osborne Rawlins, Wyoming Ralph Platt Baker’s Place Mission Bell Encampment Stores Co
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