Interesting April Climatological Data From Local Station
The table furnished by the forest service at Encampment shows statistics from the observation station here.
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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
9
The table furnished by the forest service at Encampment shows statistics from the observation station here.
Mrs Grout hosted a Friday afternoon bridge session honoring Mrs Louise Blackhall on her 70th birthday with a lunch for guests including Louise Blackhall Tennant W R Hunter Kuntzman Quivey Chamberlain Tilton Earl Anderson Gilbert Ferry Tourtelot Corlett and Winner and Miss Bohi Cahill. In the evening Mr and Mrs Crout hosted additional guests and the high school boys earned just over 40 from a dance and supper while remaining about 25 in debt.
A Carbon County delegation attended a Rock Springs district road meeting led by President Newton and Secretary Emery. They urged state and county action for snow free, all winter roads and backed a Wamsutler to Baggs corridor as a north–south state highway.
A may 1 1920 meeting at city hall selected nominees for mayor and two councilmen to be voted on may 11 1920. A J Chichester named chairman W I White secretary Ho Healey nominated for mayor for one year and J B Rankie and 4 Vy Carver for two year council terms. Meeting adjourned after brief business.
Town Council met in regular session on May 3 1920 with Mayor Hauglehart and Councillors Sproat and Rollman present. They approved April minutes and April 9 12 and 14 special sessions. A tax Occupation Tax request by Chas Tanner was deferred. A resolution amended the occupation tax ordinance for fairness and a special May 6 1920 meeting was set. Several bills were approved and an explanation published clarifying tax provisions for ranchers and producers within Grand Encampment.
Local residents and visitors populate Encampment news with travels to Denver Cheyenne Laramie and Chicago. Family moves to the Cow Creek ranch for two years while community members join burnished activities and a Sunday school party nears.
Notice states stockholders meeting in En campment Wyoming on May 14 at 8 pm. Signing officers include Guo P Mlmbn and Geo W Plummer with Cheyenne and Saratoga associates present. Other items mention menor services at St James church May 30 and local social notes from Encampment and nearby ranches.
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