Opportunity for Encampment Boys to Attend Fort Douglas Camp
An offer invites Encampment area men aged 17 to 27 to attend a Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Douglas Utah from July 26 to August 24. The War Department bears all costs including travel, board, lodging, uniforms, equipment, and amusements. Folders and application blanks are available locally. Tom Henson, a former Encampment resident, recently visited town. A R R Cowley, 84, pioneer, died in Walcott and was buried beside his wife in Rawlins cemetery.
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Fort Douglas
Utah
Salt Lake City
United States
War Department
National Defense Act
Army of the United States
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Picho
Local Notices and Community Update from Encampment
Logal and personal notices describe moves and visits in Encampment. Mrs J J Wombaker is very low at her home on Mc Caffery avenue. Fred Nickell remains employed at Parco refinery while neighbors report a joyful Stockmen's dance in Sara toga. An annual school election is posted for June 18 at 3 PM in the city hall Encampment. O L Clark and Mrs Clark visit Encampment for business and old friends. Heavy rains with some hail hit the area, an ore car was moved at the mica mine, and shipping of mica has begun with a market secured for all producible material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J Wombaker
McCaffery Avenue
Denver
Qovaty Correspondent Reports At French Creek Camp
Community notes from French Creek describe visitors and locals attending stockmen events in Saratoga. Names include Harald Need of Loveland and LeRoy Jenkins with Sanger family members. Travel, camping, and drive activities are mentioned along with a stockmen’s ball and Friday dance attendance.
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Harald Need
Loveland
Colorado
Sanger Ranch
Grummer
Saratoga visitors and local dances noted in Brush Creek
W C Condigt and Jess Barkhurst visited Saratoga Friday while Scott Barkhurst and Gersham Barkhurst returned from there Saturday. A Cook Bessie Sites and Harry Kennady from Young ranch attended the stockmen's dance. Irwin Fleming Charles Herring and Harry Sisber joined the Friday dance. Chas Herring ferried French Creek mail to Sanger's from Condict ranch. Oscar Priquet nearly flipped his car in the Young ditch. he and his son Melvin escaped unharmed as rescuers freed the vehicle.
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Saratoga
Freeman Cook
Clarence Herring
W. C. Condict
Wills Herring
C. A. Cook
Miss Bessie
A. Cook
Bessie Sites
Harry Kennady
Young Ranch
Jess Barkhurst
Irwin Fleming
Charles Herring
Harry Sisber
Gersham Barkhurst
Mwere
Chas. Herring
Sanger
Condiet Ranch
Oscar Priquet
Elvin
Yoakum
Beaver Creek Social Notes Quiet Week of Visits
Beaver Creek residents report a string of social calls and visits. Condict joined Beaver Creek callers last Saturday, Winthrop Condicts spent Sunday with Ralph Platts, John Rutledge and mother visited Pine Bluffs Saturday, A. A. Wolford hosted and later hosted by W. N Toothaker, Willets stayed with the Toothakers, Grant Forneys visited W. R. Boyd, Nina Scott stayed at the Toothaker home through Friday, Mr. and Mrs. White of Rawlins spent days on their homestead, Frank Hopkins and H. Kurfers returned from Denver, Guy Nichols came home after a year away, roads forced carriers to leave their wagon and teams below Cow Creek but retrieved them Tuesday.
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Mr. Condict
Beaver Creek
Winthrop Condicts
Ralph Platts
John Rutledge
Pine Bluffs
Grant Fporneys
W. R. Boyd
Brush Creek
Nina Scott
Toothaker
Mrs. White
Rawlins
Mr. White
Warl Boyd
Frank Hopkins
Denver
River
H. Kurfers
Guy Nichols
Cow Creek
Letter From Henry Pantle Describes Midwest Visit 1923
Henry Pantle writes from Delphi Indiana June 6 1923 detailing a Sunday drive with brother Frank Pantle of Hammond Indiana. They toured Chicago South Chicago Roedja Indiana Harbor Gary Standing Illinois Glen Thornton South Holland Hammond Hyland Bluffington and visited Jackson Lincoln and Washington parks and Chicago University Northwestern. They noted vast oil and cement factories and enjoyed Lake Michigan and the city’s parks and landmarks.
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Delphi
Ind
J. R. Little
Wyoming
Frank Pantle
Hamond
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
Ale Glen
Thornton
South Holland
Hyland
Bluffington
Jackson
Lincoln
Washington
Jackson Park
Columbus
Lincoln Park
Washington Park
Lake Michigan
Chicago University
Northiwestern
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J.H. Schmidt
Rocky Mountain Inn
New Bohn
Encampment
Hncampmun’ Stores Co
Tom Henson
Mrs. Henson
California
A. R R. Cowley
Walcott
J. M. Corlett
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Reliable Merchandise
Eluce 1853
Koveralls
Klean
Logal
Ice
Chichester
Fred Nickell
Fred
Parco
Joe Smith
Cow Creel
Hoyt Parkison
Boulder
University
Forest
Reed Higby
Big Creek
M. E. Taylor
Alice
Mildred Parkison
Laramie
schoSel
Brn. Parr
Louise Blackhall
Minnie Johns
Toronto
Canada
Mrs. Johns
O. L. Clark
Clark
Preench Creek News
Sateriverson
Toe Hammer
Keystone
C. EH. Sanger
Martin Berg
Ela
Kc. Hammer
Missou
Ghes
Jackson Sanger
Cheyenne
Schan
Mina
Mr. Williamson
Hanna
Mondy
French Creek
Dorelas Creek
H ’Ony
Thompson
Prendheo
Priquet and Son
Fhrench
Stockmen’s
LeRoy Jenkins
C.H. Sanger and Son
Chas. J
Mr. Clark
Ranger
Kirs
Carver
Glen Conner
Famiy
Ellis Herring
W. E. Herring
Gary Herring
George Ilerr
Brush Creek News
W.C. Condigt
Scott Barkhurst
George Barth
Mr. Carnine
A. A. Wolfard
A. A. Wolford
W. N Toothaker
Mr. Willets
W. N. Toothakers
Lenry Pantie
Henry Pantle
Mrs. Pantle
Gus. Anderson
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Kets Niekenn Jk
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