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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

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Family Hurt in Auto Crash Near Cherokee Creek

Last Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs William Null and their three year old son were injured when the Ford car owned by W E Brownlee manager of the Parkison ranch overturned on the embankment at the bridge over Cherokee creek four miles east of Encampment. The boy suffered a nearly severed left leg. the mother was bruised and inwardly hurt. Mr Null was seriously injured but less so than his wife and child. They were taken to the W H Cox home by H G Kiddoo of an Omaha commission firm and Kelis Nickell Jr. They have been under a physician care and are now improving, though still in serious condition. The car turned completely upside down with cushions and robes on the ground beneath the seats. no evidence of ground skidding or major damage to the car.

Wm. Null Parkison Ranch W. E. Brownlee Cherokee Creek Brownlee Encampment Mr. Null W. H. Cox H. G. Kiddoo Omaha

No Shooting or Fishing on My Ranch Notice

Will and Harry Wirth, arrested earlier this month on a charge connected to an assault on Geo. Eberhart at his Encampment home, were released on bond and returned home last week.

Tiron Will Harry Wirth Geo. Eberhart

Cream Station Opens at Encampment Stores

The Cheyenne Creamiery opened last Saturday at Encampment Stores in Encampment under Mr. Harvey. A new clean room and a Babcock testing apparatus were installed. Cream is tested before payment and cans are returned the same day, convenient for ranchers and dairy men in the Encampment valley.

Cheyenne Creamiery Encampment Stores Company Encampment Harvey Cheyenne Babcock Cheyenne Creamery

Schmidt Buys Cox Ranch Near Encampment River

W H Cox sold his 160 acre ranch known as the old John Williams place on the North Work of the Encampment river one mile southwest of town to JH Schmidt. Schmidt will move onto and occupy it as a home after improvements. The sale included a team, wagon and harness, all farming implements and ranch equipment. Full consideration was 25250.

W. H. Cox John Williams JH. Schmidt

Rankin from Encampment visiting Laramie for two days

Donald Rankin formerly of Laramie high school visits with friends from Encampment. He plans to enroll as a freshman at the university next term as Gro. Kuntzman reports in the Laramie Republican.

Donald Rankin Laramie High School Rankin Laramie

Agee Hume ILA NC being designed after congressional effort

A 1920 letter discusses Geological Survey action on stockraising and enlarged homestead lands in Newcastle Wyoming. Hon. Mondell urges field examination in Cheyenne district. readers are advised to file new applications with land numbers and filing dates to prompt field party inclusion.

Geological Survey Frank W. Mondeil Wyoming Congress Washington Newcastle Wyo James R, Little Little Cheyenne Mondell

Mrs Geo Peryam Visits Laramie Friends

Mrs Geo Peryam of Encampment visited Laramie last week with compliments to college friends from the University of Wyoming. The party at the Nelson home in Mya Neva Nelson ford and Miss Amy Ab gathered to reminisce, share memories, and enjoy fancy work. Mrs Peryam plans another visit to Laramie soon.

George Peryam Mya Neva ‘Nelson Ford Amy Ab Nelson Peryam Laramie

Bids Open Soon On State Road Work In Wyoming

Contractors statewide show exceptional interest as the Wyoming State Highway Commission prepares to open bids August 3 for proposed road and bridge projects. Plans and specs are available in Cheyenne and district offices, with final field inspections underway by state and Federal Bureau of Public Roads engineers in Rock Springs Casper Basin and Sheridan.

State Highway Commission Cheyenne Highway Department Rock Springs Casper Basin and Sheridan Federal Bureau of Public Roads State Highway Department

Dr Adams to Visit Engamement August Six and Seven

Dr W A Adams eye ear nose and throat specialist from Denver will appear in Engamement on August 6 and 7. He has spent summers in the region for fifteen years and has done extensive eye work in Engamement and Saratoga. Adams is a registered physician in Colorado and Wyoming. Deputy Short of Carver notes WM Brown arrested for whiskey theft at Big Creek and later found not to be the Nebraska suspect. Nebraska authorities report the real man is in their custody.

W. A. Adams Denver Echo Adams Encarpment Saratoga de. Adams Colorado Wyoming Carbon County Carver WM. Brown Big Creek Nebraska Mr. Carver

Family Reunion Draws Wombaker Kin to Encampment

A week of picnics dinners and gatherings marks a family reunion of the J. J. Wombaker clan in Encampment. Attendees include Mrs. W. E. Keasling and her son from Maxville Kansas Mrs. E. Keasling and Mrs. R. I. Boyd and J. M. Wombaker among others from Madrid Iowa Omaha Nebraska and Hexby Montana. Several will stay longer as the Keasling party has departed while the rest remain. Earlier plans included a camping and fishing trip to Battle Indian Creek area with Id Newman and son Glenn and Mrs. Newton stopping by the Keho office during their visit.

J. J. Wombaker W. E. Keasling Maxville Kansas R. I. Boyd J.M. Wombaker W. KE. Keasling BE. N. Hunter Madrid Iown Alice Wombaker Omaha Nebraska Raymond Wombaker Hexby Montana Keusling

Notice of no shooting fishing or trespassing near Encampment

A property owner declares no shooting on his land four miles west of Encampment on Cow Creek and bans fishing or trespassing without permission from himself or Mr. Chamberlain, warning of prosecution. The piece also notes a dinner party hosted by James R. Lirrie and Mrs. James R. Little at their east town home with several guests and a city hall picture show attendance.

Cow Creek Mr. Chamberlain James R. Lirrie James R. Little J. Ht. Schmidt Claude W. Thompson R. Stebers Mamie Gilliland Denver Irene City Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

William A. Adams Clayton Street Peck Bros Overland 4 Allen and Paige Cars Oldfield Minnesota Saratoga, Wyoming Schmidt Cox Ranch Riverside Chas. Bragg of Agee Hume Ilanc Famours I. W. Monpeth State Bank Chas H. Sanger H. A. Hunter Fr. H. Healey Dr. Adams PERYAM @ KENNICOTT Newman Aon Glenn Inedian Creek Newna Keho L. A. Cunningham Riverside, Wyoming Irwin Encampment Stores Co Cheyenne Creamery Co
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