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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
8
The notice details second class mailing status for Encampment Wyoming with subscription terms and advertising rates from 1919. It lists annual, semiannual, and quarterly prepaid options, single-copy pricing, and display and local rates for obituaries, thank you cards, entertainment notices, and admissions-based ads.
Last week Mrs. J. R. Rollman reported home grown strawberries on July 4 and Mrs. Geo D. Biker said she read the article in Heho and gathered berries on June 26. Mrs. Baker said berries were gathered by the pailful and the first crop was exhausted. a second crop was blooming.
Local notes report H Kolling’s week long trip to York Nebraska, Royce Boyd’s injury from a mule kick, several notices of sales and farm for sale milk cow and calf for 150 dollars, and multiple visits by Fox Park residents to Cheyenne and Denver. Iver Strand returns from Fox Park tie camp after twenty two months, while families like Cahill, Anderson, Chidhester, and Maloney visit Denver Laramie Windsor and Utah. Willard Elliott returns from Indiana to Logansport for a brother’s death and relocation to Encampment with wife and daughter. Dr Leach of Morris Illinois visits Encampment for mining business with Continental Morris property plans to resume work spring next year. Dr Leach then heads to Nevada for other company properties.
Donald Rankin travels to Laramie for friends and eye care. Dick Martin stays overnight from Beaver Creek for I O O F lodge. Funeral of Hobart Swartz's child reported in Cordell Oklahoma. Presbyterian ladies hold pie social auction at city hall after show, followed by a firemen dance. Warm winter week with record lows and nightly quilts. Wyoming road suit ruling upholds state highway commission over Laycock right of way. Dick Pelz rides out from his north of town ranch.
Summary of lodge meetings and officers listed for Sumshire Rebekah Lodge No. 20, Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No. 810, and Wood Neighbors Sunshine Camp No. 104 with monthly meeting days and officer roles. Visitors invited to attend.
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