French Items and Local Notices From Wyoming
Carl Kaiser, a Farrell ranch business caller, Henry Pantle and daughter May visited on business. D M Roberts reported need for rain after a ranch visit. Mrs Hattie Pew of Brush Creek called on Mrs Chas H Sanger. Mrs F D Bridges and Dorothy were callers last week. A fine rain Saturday benefited spring crops. I Sanger returned to the Chas Sanger ranch after visiting daughter in Laramie. C H Sanger attended the Stock Growers meeting and dance at Saratoga with LeRoy and Chas Jenkins. R Z McCoy of Rock River Will do work after June 1 due to gasper delay. Henry Kolling, son of Mr and Mrs O H Kolling, graduated from the Academy of the U B College at York Nebraska and won a statewide scholarship for highest four-year grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kaiser
Farrell Ranch
Henry Pantle
May
D. M. Roberts
Hattie Pew
Brushcreek
Chas
H., Sanger
F. D. Bridges
Dorothy
I. Sanger
Chas. Sanger Ranch
Laramie
C. H. Sanger
Saratoga
Henry Kolling
Mra
HM. Kolling
Academy of the
U. B. College
York
Nebraska
Henry
Local and Personal Notes From Encampment
Local and personal item highlights include farm for sale near townsite with water, 40 acres and 480 acre relinquishment. lodging changes, arrivals from Cleveland and Pittsburgh, a hospital operation for Mrs. Bashore in Lincoln, dinner and pool room move, desert claim progress, Woodcraft delegates to Lander, and a rabbit sale ad. The piece notes a June 12 Sunday school contest between Encampment and Hoover Creek and updated Encampment Sunday school times.
Forest Notes from Encampment Area Visit and Local Happenings
Ranger Riggs and Ranger Higby visited town last week on business. Maintenance on the lower section of the encampment battle telephone line has stopped as urgent work is done and funds are exhausted. J W Kennicott is cutting timber in Hayden forest and starts cabin construction on his homestead, expected to finish soon. Mountains hold deep snow due to cold April and May. Sheepmen are advised that ranges will be late and arrivals at corrals should be delayed at least ten days if warm weather does not arrive in June. Mr and Mrs Rankin returned to Encampment after months in Rawlins with Joe back at work in the National garage. Mrs C L Forney and children shopped from Indian Creek on Wednesday. she reports all well and ranch work progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kennicott
Hayden Forest
Isolated Tract Public Land Sale Notice
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 22 1921 at 10 A M for a mountainous tract described as S 1/2 NW 1/4 SW NEY Sec 12 T15N R84W 6th P M with minimum $4.00 per acre. Leonard A Huston applicant. highest bid paid immediately. claims or objections due by sale time. Witt Rep Register Luke Voorbees Receiver 69 5te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Leonard A. Huston
Witt
Notice of final three year proof for homestead land
Ray G. Martin of Big Creek Wyoming has filed intent to establish claim to lands described under serial numbers 012064 and 017193. He will present evidence before US Commissioner W Milton Edglehart at Encampment Wyoming on July 16 1921. Witnesses include Amos Wilcox Irvin Brands William Rudolph and Frank Mosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ray G. Martin
Big Creek
Sey
W. Milton Edglehart
U. S
Encampment
Amos Wilcox
Irvin Brands
William Rudolph
Cowdrey
Colo
Frank Mosman
Register
Homestead Claim Notice for Dee Earl Boyd in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice states Dee Earl Boyd of Encampment Wyoming filed intent to prove up land claims on two Homestead entries Serial 020430 and 026584 for parcels in Sec 13 14 N Range 2 W 6th P Meridian. Proof before W Milton Englehart on July 2 1921 in Encampment Wyoming with officials Karl H Close David N Bird Thomas P White Ulysses G Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S&s. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Dee Earl Boyd
P. M
6Th P. Meridian
W. Milton Englehart
U. 8
Encampment
Karl H. Close
David N. Bird
Thomas P. White
Ulysses G. Forney
Will Rew
Register
New ginghams and farm goods offer value this week
Advert appears listing fabric prints at 25 cents a yard, overalls for men boys and youths, anticipated cream price rise, lemon juice by Merrel Soule, bulk bean pea and corn seeds, cabbage at 10 cents a pound, walnuts in vacuum packs, day implements talk, summer underwear, women’s black kid shoe price 4 50, Swiss cheese 65 cents, cream cheese 35 cents, fresh vegetables Thursdays or Fridays, meats and jam specials, Hats Gordons sales, fruit punch extract, Hires Root Beer, royal purple grape juice, powdered lemon juice, Percales 20 cents, Colorado Roasted Coffee 30 cents, Men’s Winner shoes at 4 dollars.
Notice of Contest in Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces contest no 2173. Hugh B. Gale files a contested application to cancel Grover C. White’s Homestead Entries numbers 028392 and 028472 in N 6 of Section 1 Township 14 N Range 83 W 6th P Meridian, claiming White failed to reside and cultivate and abandoned the land for over six months. If White does not answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, his entries will be cancelled without hearing. date of first publication May 26 1921 and subsequent dates June 2 1921 June 16 1921 June 30 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Grover C. White
Hugh B. Gale
6Th P. Meridian
U. S. Army
Navy
Will Reid
Register
Wyoming homestead final proof notice for Walraff
Thomas J Walraff of Encampment Wyoming files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish land claim for S44 NE 4 and N 4 SE of section 18 two 14 N R 83 W 6th meridian before U S Commissioner W Milton Englehart Encampment Wyoming on June 25 1921. Witnesses Samuel S Sage John J Wombaker Louis A Cunningham Morgan Johnston all of Encampment Wyoming. 19 51s WILL Rem Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas J. Walraff
Encampment
W. Milton Englehart
U.S
Samuel S. Sage
John J. Wombaker
Louis A. Cunningham
Morgan Johnston
G W Nivol Returns to Cheyenne After Ten Day Encarpment Visit
G W Nivol returns to Cheyenne after a ten day visit to Encarpment. The trip concluded with Nivol resuming local duties and plans for upcoming engagements in the region.
Notice of Homestead Entry Challenge in Saratoga Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices Clinton M Brown Jr of Saratoga Wyoming filed on February 26 1920 for a homestead entry in Township 15 North Range 85 West. Proceedings set for Sunday July 1921 before U S Commissioner Robert I Martin at Saratoga with witnesses Ben Swanson R R Riggo J J Fulkerson and M B McKillip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Clinton M. Brown, Jr
Saratoga
Els
Township
Range
6Th Principal Meridian
Robert I. Martin
U.S
Ben Swanson
R. R. Riggo
J. J. Fulkerson
M. B. McKillip
Wit Re
Register
Notice of final three year proof for Homestead entry
Herman J. Johnson of Encampment Wyoming seeks final three year proof to establish his claim to Southwest parcel Sec 10 and Section 15 Township 14N Range 83W 6th P Meridian. The hearing before W Milton Eoglehart U S Commissioner Encampment Wyoming is set for July 8 1921. Witnesses named: Joseph R Poryam George O Baker Henry P Linn Edward J Newman Witt Rew Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Herman J. Johnson
Encampment
6Th P. Meridian
W. Milton Eoglehart
0. S
Pnamea
Joseph R. Poryam
George O. Baker
Henry P. Linn
Edward J. Newman
Lodges and Chapters Meet on Regular Evenings
Community lodge directory lists Encampment Lodge No 19 AFB and AM meets first and third Wednesdays in Masonic hall with visitors welcome. Encampment Chapter No 17 EOES meets second Tuesday evenings in Masonic hall with visitors invited. Platte Valley Lodge No 441 OOFY meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in IOOF hall with visiting brothers welcomed. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets first and third Tuesdays at IOOBY hall with attendance invited. Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FB
A. M
Masonic Hall
Byron TinLou
W. M
C. Burke
Lillian Lrrrin
My Grace Times
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20
Lincian Livrnm
N. G
Margaret Prater
Woodcraft
Aay H. Loupe
G. N. Guacn M. Bakar
Plorance Cunningham
Oracle
Mua
H. BE. Bane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aluminum
Martin Ditchers
W. M. Englehart
J. R. Bowers
James R. Little
LeRoy
Jenkins
Stock Growers
Gasper
R, Z
McCoy
Rock River
Logal
J. W, Kennicott
Echo
Elvin Tilton
George Baker
George
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dave Bashore
Mrs. Bashore
Lincoln
C. L. Tanner
Plummer House
Myr
J. W. Clements
Mr. Clements
Siebers
Hoover Creek
Ranger Riggs
Ranger Higby
C. L, Forney
Indian Creek
Forney
Merrel Soule
Colorado
Encampment Stores Co
J.M. Corlett
D. M. Tourtelot
Mint Gold Mining, Milling & Development Company
Riverside
C, L
Cunningham
G. W. Nivol
Encarpment
Lillian Little
Upper Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
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