Grand Master Warns Against Grazing in Visits Encampment
Grand Master Fred A. Proctor of the Grand Lodge of Wyoming 1.0. O. F. visits Platte Valley Lodge No. spent a weekend with the Encampment. He praised the third degree work but warns that excess stock on forest ranges violates permit agreements and can trigger grazing trespass actions. The article explains the on-and-off permit rules and the nullification of permits if stock numbers exceed the agreed limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Proctor
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
O. F
Platte Valley
National Forest
Lions Threatened by Mountain Lion Hunt in Douglas Creek Area
Morgy Johnston spent last week with Messia Gillis and Hale on Douglas creek under Biologist Survey orders to hunt the lions that have been numerous this past winter. Gillis inspects trappers and will tour the region while Hale stays in the Douglas creek country. Morgy claims he has a pack of good dogs and expects lions to be scarcer after his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgy Johnston
Douglas Creek
Messia
Gillis
Hale
Biological Survey
Morgy
Memorial Services for Ex‑Service Men and Odd Fellows
Memorial services at St James church Sunday evening drew many ex service men and Odd Fellows. Grand Master Fred A Proctor of Cheyenne attended with local I O O F and Rebekah lodges. Rev Abraham delivered an address suited to the occasion. Z T Carver recently returned from Cheyenne after two weeks on the federal grand jury. Mrs Frank Heaton and granddaughter Thelma Suttles arrived Saturday and plan to move to the Charter Oak mine once Mr Heaton returns from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Rebekah
Cheyenne
Abraham
Z. T. Carver
Federal Grand Jury
Frank Heaton
Thelma Suttles
Charter Oak
Heaton
Denver
Reward Offered for Pixley Missing, Dead or Alive
A $50 reward is offered for the finding of S S Joe Pixley. The notice mentions a motor car service between Encampment and Walcott and describes the locomotive train running where needed. The message appears as a terse, utilitarian public notice with uncertain formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Joe) Pixley
Kets P. Mickell
Encampment
Walcott
Miss Mary Bohn Dies After Illness in Encampment
Miss Mary A Bohn longtime Encampment resident and hotel operator died May 27 after typhoid pneumonia. Funeral at city hall with Eastern Star rites. remains sent to Deere Lodge Montana. Survived by brother H O Bohn and a sister-in-law Mrs Bolin with other relatives. Local tile floor project at bank building completed by Geo Eberhart and Harry Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bohn
Carbon County
Miss Bohn
Bolin Hotel
City Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Miss Bobn
Rev. Abraham
Carl Ashley
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Abraham
Eastern Star Chapter
Deere Lodge
Montana
H. O. Bohn
Warm Springs
Bohn
O. K
Rebekah
Miss Bolin
H. O. Bolin
Mrs. Bolio
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Geo, Eberhart
Harry Bell
Encampment Wyoming council holds special session May 1920
Town officials meet in Encampment to approve May 6 and 14 minutes elect W C Burke as Town Clerk and Treasurer for the year. Properties must repair sidewalks within fifteen days. Occupation Tax to be discussed June seventh with invited participants. Fence plans from Waterbury to Ben Bashore property to be bid. Committees named for the year. Adjourned by Mayor I H Abaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healey
Rollman
Ferry and Rankin
W.c.burke
Waterbury
Ben Bashore
Liaw and Order
Street
Alley
Carver
Hall
Rankin
Ferry
Law and Order
Oath of Office for Z. T. Carver as Councilman
Copy of the oath of office received by D. W. Gill Notary Public Cheyenne dated May 22 1920 Town Clerk W. C. Burke attestation notes Cheyenne records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Carver
D. W. Gill
Cheyenne
W.C. Burke
Card of Thanks for Mary A. Boho and helpers
The family expresses gratitude to those who assisted during illness and death of sister and friend Mary A. Boho. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Sloan of Cromwell Indiana for professional services at the time of death and to W. M. Enguenarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Boho
Sloan
Cromwell
Indiana
Local and Personal News Reminiscences From Charter Oak Area
Frank Heaton mine boss at the Charter Oak travels to Denver for treatment on a bad tip. Mrs Nora Sparrow retains hotel management during Miss Mary Bohn’s illness and death. J I McShane and young Warner return from Michigan, with Warner in school. Morgy Johnston goes to Denver for a U S hospital physic examination to determine war risk insurance compensation. High waters threaten the region as mountain thaw begins. Do Bailey and N M Best depart Loganport after stockholders meeting. Joss Voorhees leaves Emira, New York, after attending company meetings. A trial picture show is planned at the Encampment hall with details pending machine regulation. Mrs Bow Bashore and Mrs L Carver return from Denver where a Bashore child undergoes chiropractic treatment for paralysis. improvement noted and plans to reunite next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Bow Bashore
Carver
Denver
Hitthe Bashore
Two Weddings Last Week in Encampment and Walden
Last Wednesday May 26 Ernest Parr and Jas¢a Ruthford of Encampment wed in Rawlins then returned home to work on the Ben Bayshore ranch and reside there for now. The following day May 27 Joseph W. Ledbetter and Dorothy Parr wed in Walden Colorado at 4 pm with Rev. Hawks officiating at the Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Parr
Jas¢a Ruthford
Rawlins
Parr
Ben Bayshore
Joseph Wh, Ledbetter
Dorothy Parr
Walden
Colorado
Hawks
Carl Astley
Mrv
J. J. Parr
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Saratoga Valley Stock Growers’ Association
Saratoga
A. E. Dahl
A Ting
J.m.connell
Sec
F. H. Healey
Treas
Mary Bohn
Council Proceedings
Wyo
Merry
Rollman and
Rankin and Ferry
I. H. Abaley
J. W.C. Burke
Attes
State Bank
CHAS
Cashier
W. M. EnGuenarr
Logal
Nora Sparrow
McShane
Von
Warner
Michigan
McShane Giing
U. S
Unele Saima
Do, Bailey
Lagonere
N. M. Best
Logansport
Joss Voorhees
Charter Oak Copper Company
Ies
Emmira
New York
Koemiing
Enemymont
Th Company
Chinter Quk
Spee Dee
Riverside, Wyoming
L. A. Cunningham
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowes
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