Candidates Backward Under Low County Salary Appeal
The Rawlins Republican notes scant primary activity as petitions are due. County offices attract few candidates despite an expected 20 percent salary rise on January 1. Carbon County’s large business base means residents are joint stockholders, pushing for better men to run. The era may require drafting candidates rather than seekers. Also, Encampment visitors Mr and Mrs George Peryam and four sons arrive, eldest Paul undergoes tonsil adenoid surgery at Ivinson hospital, while two other boys and Mrs Peryam stay for dental work and rest. Saturday's Laramie Republican.
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Carbon County
Rawlins Republican
George Peryam
Paul
Ivinson Hospital
Train Schedule Changes on S E Railroad in July
Train No. 2 northbound departs Encampment at 7:00 am for Saratoga arriving 8:05 am leaves 8:40 am for Walcott arriving 9:45 am. Train No. 1 southbound leaves Walcott 11:30 am arrives Saratoga 12:50 pm leaves 1:10 pm arrives Encampment 2:20 pm. Superintendent J T McShane notes Walcott gains regular No 4 stop enabling connections to Denver and the east and Rawlins valley service.
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Saratoga
Walcott
J. T. McShane
the Echo
Union Pacific
Mak Walcott
Denver
Rawlins
No Fishing or Hunting Allowed on Ranches
Notice on ranch properties prohibits fishing or hunting without permission. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Signed by D. Teerwillig er on 6.10.1o C.
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C. D. Teerwilliger
Tivron
Ranch For Sale Near Encampment on North Fork
A 160 acre ranch near Encampment on North Fork offered for quick sale. Price listed at 2500 dollars with 1000 dollars cash down and the balance payable in one to five years to suit the purchaser. W. H. Cox signs the notice.
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North Fork
W. H. Cox
Property for Sale Two furnished houses and stock
Two furnished houses on lots 16 and 17 block 18 and one and a half story on lots 1 and 2 block 61. Also a team of five 5-year-old mares about 1200 pounds each with wagon harness chains and tools. Price 2400 dollars. J J Wirva.
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Wirva
Local and Personal Notes from Encampment Area
Local observers report Ben Hunter from Big Creek ranch and Jack Finch visiting Encampment on Monday. Numerous residents including A J Wagner Riv erside and W N Toothaker Beaver Creek are in town on business or weekly trading trips. A notice of a fresh milk cow for sale appears, along with lodge updates and a court-related incident involving Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20.
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Ben Hunter
Big Creek Ranch
W.N. Toothaker
Beaver Creek
Encampment council approves drift fence bill
Encampment Wyoming July 9 1920 council session attended by Mayor Healey and two councilmen. Minutes from June 7 approved. Drift fence cost approved for payment after verification. Notes on supplies hydrant rental street work and clerk salary recorded. Notice published that occupation tax due and a sidewalk repair order issued. Warning to keep stock out of streets.
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Wyo
Healey
Ferry
Rankin
Kels P. Nickell
Carver
Wyo. Supply Co
Burke
Geo. Kantzman
N. Fork
Echo
Freeman Avenue
Emerson Blvd
Sixth Street
Feweir
H. Healey
W. C. Burke
Town Warning Sounds Potatoes and Garden News
Notice from Grand Encampment Town Council on keeping stock off streets from July 9, 1920. Mrs Rollman sent new potatoes likely first of the crop, with Early Burbank seed and Early Obies noted. Potatoes described as larger than eggs, planted May 6. Family enjoyed home grown strawberries on July 4, first berries of the season in area.
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J.R. Rollman
Burbank
Mra. Rollman
Four-room furnished house with three lots listed at 265
A snap price of 265 dollars is noted for a four room completely furnished house and three lots. Seller is Gro Kuntzman.
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Gro. Kuntzman
Local items and visiting relatives in Encampment area
A column notes a merchant selling goods quickly through ads and lists visitors to Encampment. It mentions Hard Waite from Rawlins, Mr and Mrs Crout with relatives from New York City, and several Brittons from Trenton Nebraska and Cheyenne visiting with A J Ferry. Claude Thompson returns from Encampment to visit grandmother Ella Hangs and D J Troglor, after wartime service with the 20th engineers in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Crout
Walcott
Mr. and
Mes
Britton
Harry Fredrickson
Chas
Claude Thompson
Encampment
Wyoming
Ella M. Hangs
D. J. Troglor
Mra
Helle
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Selle
Newport Nova
France
20Th Engineers
Mr.Thompson
Parkison
Platte Valley Lodge installs officers at annual meeting
Installation of officers occurred at the regular meeting of Platte Valley Lodge No. 4 on Saturday night. Wycke Valley crew listed new officers including ML Englehart as N. G. and Claude W. Thompson as secretary, who will oversee lodge affairs for the year.
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J. G. Dettinger
Riverton
Platte Valley Lodge No. 84
Grand Lodge of Wyoming, I. C. O. F
Platte Valley Lodge
Citivera
ML Englehart
N. G
James i
Claude W.thompson
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C. T. Ahlstrand
Riverside
Chas. Bragg
Logal
Jack Finch
A. J. Wagner
Henry Flohr
Harry Neiswender
Chas, Vyvey
E. H. Parkison
Colorado
Hayden
Baggs
Henry Pantle
Frank Heaton
E. Brownlee
Mrs. al. Anderson
Newman
Glenn
Indian Creek
H. Leake
Dorothy
Trinidad
A. Wolford
Harry Anderson
Joe Johnston
Dick Peterson
Wim, Stewart
Charter Oak
J. G - Dettinger
Hominy
Oklahoma
Ralph Platt
Fort Lupton
Caribou County
Mr. Platt
Bia Beaver Creek Ranch
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20
Hynda Ball
Lillian Little
V. G
Agnes Johnston
James G. Dettinger
Lily Spurlock
Pearl Thompson
P. L. Spurlock
W. M. Brown
H. A. Hunter
Fort Collings
Onl
B.C. Rhoades
Myrtle Rhoades
Henry Boynton
Windsor
Dusty
Boynton
California
State Bank
F. H. Healey
Council Proceedings
Grand Encampment
Frederick H. Heacey
Attes
PERYAM @ KENNICOTT
Martin Ditchers
Land Wallers
W. M. Englehart
Publisher's Auxiliary
Hard Waite
L. A. Cunningham
Riverside, Wyoming
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowers
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