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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
8
The Encampment Echo published weekly by James R. Little in Encampment Wyoming. The notice outlines subscription rates of two fifty for a year, one twenty six for six months, and eight for three months, plus advertising rates for display, locals, and pay-to-admission notices.
Encampment Wyoming May 6 1920 stockholders are summoned to a special meeting on Tuesday June 1920 at the company's office in Encampment to vote on increasing directors from three to nine and, if approved, to elect six additional directors Brehr B Director President Gro P Eimen Secretary
A promotional piece extols local merchants in Encampment thanking readers for patronage and urging fair treatment to build a better community, promising cheerful accommodation and known quality goods at fair prices.
May 11 1920 municipal election total sixty six votes with Healey 66 rankin 64 garver 63 and carver 3. Healey mayor Rankin and Garver sworn in May 15. Carver absent awaiting jury duty. May 17 birth notice Roy Gould baby born May 10 at Laramie. June 4 Saratoga Valley Stock Growers meeting announced with banquet to follow.
Notice to Stockholders The regular annual meeting of the Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development Company for the election of officers will be held at the office in River side Wyomng on Saturday June 5 1920 at 2 p m C L Vorney President L A Cunningham Secretary 5-20-3158
Healey makes a business trip to Rawlins on Decoration Day week. Numerous residents visit town on weekly trading and shopping trips, including Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Flohr, Mrs. Al Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hawkins, Mrs. Irvin Brands, and Dave Bird. Community activities include a Presbyterian parcel post sale, church services led by Rev. Pearson and others, and a road-improvement effort by Glenn Scott. Multiple local residents travel, socialize, and tend ranch duties as spring work continues with favorable weather and improving roads.
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