Public School Notes Miss Morris and Elliott Rooms
Public school notes record perfect attendance for Miss Morris room with Irene Little Bill Kuntzman Ruth Parr Philma L ordier and James Anderson. Elliott room reports all first five grades present and on time last week with Ernest Benson Cordelia Parr James Clements Helen Bashore and others meeting the month’s attendance. Mr and Mrs F D Bridges of Beaver Creek were business visitors in Encampment Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Little
Bill Kuntzman
Ruth Parr
Philma Lordier
James Anderson
Ernest Benson
Cordelia Parr
James Clements
Helen Bashore
Bivertt Dotson
Jack Murray
George Hunter
Alfred Berg
Regna Simms
Lulu Berg
Ray Bashore
Clarence Anderson
Charley Dotson
Henry Hunter
Grace Hunter
F. D. Bridges
Beaver Creek
Advertising Rates In Encampment Wyoming Paper
Advertising rates listed for display at 26 cents per single column inch per week locals 10 cents per line per week obituaries cards of thanks announcements of entertainments etc where admission is charged or profit realized charged the same as other advertising.
Encampment People and Business Notes in Late February
A long list of local residents and visitors is reported, including Tom Walraff from Cotton Creek KE HW, Parkison returning from eastern markets, Gay Hayden back on Beaver Creek, Mrs M C Corum visiting Saratoga, Jake Bashore from Rawlins, BD N Bird on Beaver Creek business, George Peryam and J C Rankin back from Rawlins, and Mrs Harry Anderson plus baby visiting in town. The piece also notes weather easing with snow melting, upcoming spring plowing, and a bank report for Encampment State Bank with assets and deposits tallied, plus a public notice of a lodge meeting and a few local social events.
Market Report Fragments From Encampment Edition
Fragmentary market data notes incomplete prices for tea and cream. Text reads unfinished lines mentioning per dozen tees, per pound and varieties like Hutter but lacks clear figures or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutter
Ranch visitors share weekend at hills with neighbors
My and Mrs Lt Neiswender were down from their ranch in the hills last Saturday visiting with friends and trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. Neiswender
Surnshine Rebekah Lodge Meets First and Third Tuesday
Surnshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets first and third Tuesday nights monthly at LO OFY hall Visitors invited LitwaN Lieine N G MAWGARET Missix Secretary Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets that Thursday afternoon each month Magy A Wiens G N GkRACK M BAkeit Clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No Wd ingots second Thursday monthly PLORENCE CUNNINGHAM Oragle Mus H IBALL Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment Lodge No
A. P
A. M
Masonic Hall
Byron Tirtov
W. M
W. C. Burke
Encampmen
Lulias Srrree
W. M. Grace Bripeks
Platte Valley Lodge No
C. O. IN
Atl, C. O. & Hall
Janes R. Larter
N. G
Zacuakian
T. Cakver
Surnshine Rebekah Lodge No
Ofy Hall
Litwan Lieine
N. G, Mawgaret Missix
Woodcraft
Magy A
Wiens, G
N. Gkrack M
Bakeit
Royal
Sunshine Camp No
Plorence Cunningham
Oragle
Mus
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W. M. Englenmart
Sordier Drug CO
Wyoming
J. R. Bowers
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
First National Bank
Rawlins
Public
Miss Elliott
Uncle Sam
James R. Little
Encampment
Logal
Tom Walraff
Parkison
Gay Hayden
Jake Bashore
N. Bird
George Peryam
J. C. Rankin
J. M. Corlett
The
Encampment Stores Company
Saratoga
Harry Anderson
Baby
James H. Anderson
Mesdamenu
D, Robinson
Chas
T. Fait
Lastriday
Geo. Kuntzman
State Bank
Healey
Miss Jolson
Mra
J. I. McShane
Warner
A. L. Hunter
Boulder
Mr. McNeil
U. P
J. H. Anderson
Jimmy Valentine
Metro People
Qhas
TL Mall
Webruary
H. P. Flohr
Rebekah Lodge
Platte Valley Lodge No. 34
Odd Fellows
H. ©. Bail
J.D. Tillou
Platt
Boaver ‘Creek
L. Forney
Total
State OF
Carson Keath
F. H. Healey
GwoKce Kuntzman
P. H. Avaney
Dias
H. Sanger
W.T. Peevan
Armour’s
van Camp’s Soups
Underwood’s
Booth
Schilling
Ameta Coffee
Oshkosh
Peters
Encampment Stores Co
D. M. Tourtelot
Produce Market Report
Usis
le. Forney
Lillian Little
Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
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