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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
10
A live notice page shows James R. Little and Lillian Little as proprietors with a December 4 1919 postmark in Encampment Wyoming. Advertising rates list display ads at 25 cents per column inch per week locals at 10 cents per line per week and obituaries cards of thanks and entertainment announcements where admission is charged or profit made.
Edgar Vane visits his mother from Rock River before returning to U P work. Byron Tillon and Mrs. Tillon travel by auto to Fort Collins and Denver for two weeks. Encampment pupils attend the Rawlins county track meet. William Englehart attends county commissioners meeting. New town council organized. J O G Jensen becomes town clerk and treasurer. Byron Tilley remains mayor. new council includes A F Waterbury C H Ashley A W Hopkins and Geo Eberhart.
Local readers are urged to place flower orders for Decoration Day with Gladys Miller, Phillips Floral agent. Mrs A F Waterbury recently returned from Colorado after months away. Reservations are requested for dinners at Boyd's Ranch on Sunday May 24 with two lunch sittings. The parcel post sale committee reported a ten dollar donation from KK J Helemickaga to the railroad benefit. Rev R B Abraloti of Rock Springs and Rev Kraft of Rawlins visited the valley for church business. Neiswendler and Harold Neiswendler were at the ranch. wool from about 000 sheep is expected to average nine pounds each as lambing is in full swing.
Public auction to sell the mortgaged premises in Rawlins, Wyoming, on July 10, 1924, at 2 PM to satisfy the mortgage debt of Archie G. and Rose Anderson to W. M. Englehart. The property includes the West Half of Section 34, Township 15, Range 83, plus water rights and Brownlee ditch rights totaling 266 acres.
Mr. D. J. Lane of 1962 Lane Bldg St Marys Kansas claims a home remedy cures asthma. He will send a free $1.25 bottle postpaid to any sufferer who writes for it and will be paid only if it cures. if not, the report cancels the charge. Write today with name and address.
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