Encampment public schools close after successful term
The Encampment public schools closed last Friday after a very successful and peaceful term. Pupils were pleased with their teachers this year. A few ties have drifted down the river amid the upcoming 500,000 pieces to be harvested this year by the Wyoming Timber Company. Saratoga Sun reports Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20 elected officers and apologizes for omitting Mrs Hynds Ball as representative to the Rebekah Assembly.
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Wyoming Timber Company
Saratoga Sun
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20
Hynds Ball
Rebekah Assembly
Advertising Rates for Display and Local Ads
Advertising rates published include display at 26 cents per single column inch per week and locals at 10 cents per line per week. Obituaries cards of thanks and entertainment announcements with admission or profit are charged the same as other advertising.
Protect Our Forests Preserve Wyoming Trees From Fire
This piece urges forest protection in Wyoming, stressing forests as vital for lumber, flood control, irrigation, scenery, and state welfare. It links fires to prevention, notes Forest Protection Week May 22 28, highlights public duty, and calls citizens to watch for incipient fires and educate picnickers to stop wildfires.
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Wyoming
Harding
Local and Personal Notes From Encampment
Local items include prices for ripe oats at 214 cents at the ranch owned by Chas T Fait, and a cheap Ford for sale by J W Bennicot. James R Little at Echo office trades a three week old bull calf for a heifer. Mrs Charles Snyder of Trinidad Colorado visits Encampment this week with Mrs Mae Ferry. Hobart Swartz and wife welcome a baby boy born Tuesday May 17. Perennial plants and red raspberries offered by Mrs A Sproat. Final proof for homestead lands east of town. Dee Karl Boyd and Herman J Johnson filed last week and Monday respectively, both ex soldiers. Johnny Up the Boot at city hall Saturday night. Mrs H Kolling and daughter Delia arrive from York Nebraska for summer. Mr Kolling and son Henry to join later. KOZ McCay Rock River Wyoming will handle work after wine fat.
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Dee Karl Boyd
Herman J. Johnson
Memorial Day closure and price notes from The Reminder
The Reminder announces the store will be closed all day Monday May 3 in observance of Memorial Day. It highlights various sale items including Winner Shoes at $4 per pair, leather goods, canned foods, dress goods, drafts of local market price trends, and requests customers to order earlier to improve service.
Notice of Contest in Land Office Cheyenne 1921
Contest filed by Hugh B. Gale to cancel Grover C. White homestead entries in N of Section 1 Township 14N Range 83W 6th Meridian. White alleged nonresidence and abandonment for over six months. Filing requires answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service, to Will Reid, Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Grover C.white
Hugh B. Gale
6Th P
Meridian
Grover C. White
U. S. Army
Navy
Will Reid
Register
Notice for Publication Walraff Land Claim Wyoming 1921
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming May 10 1921 notice to Thomas J Walraff of Encampment Wyoming who filed homestead entry 013258 for Si Ne and Ns Se 4 of Section 18 Township 14 North Range 83 West final three year proof to establish claim before W Milton Englehart at Encampment June 25 1921 witnesses Samuel S Sage John J Wombaker Louis A Cunningham Morgan Johnston all of Encampment Wyoming Rem Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas J. Walraff
Encampment
W. Milton Englehart
Samuel S. Sage
John J. Wombaker
Louis A. Cunningham
Morgan Johnston
WIL. Rem
Register
Wyoming Seeks Final Proof On Land Claim
Department of the Interior notice lists Clinton M Brown Jr of Saratoga Wyoming who filed for final three year proof to establish land claim on sections in Township 15 North Range 45 West with earlier entry made February 26 1920. Public hearing set for July 1921 in Saratoga before a local commission and register Witt Reid.
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Department of the Interior
U. 5S Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Clinton M. Brown, Jr
Saratoga
Erie
Ny Range
Robert [ Martin
Commislover
Ben Swanson
R. R. Riggo
J. J, Fulkerson M
McKillip
Ste Witt Reid
Register
John Hluckhall Says Link Crop Sets Record This Spring
Jane Hluckhall reports a 100 per cent link crop this spring with four ones each bringing a lamb in the last ten days, indicating strong livestock turnout and productivity for the season.
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Janes Hluckhall
Fraternal Lodge and Society Meeting Notices
Plute Valley Lodge No 341 0 QO F meets on 2nd and 4th Thursdays at I O O F hall Visiting brothers invited N G James R lirren ZACUARIAM T Carver Secretary Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at I O O P B hall Visitors invited Luthian Sirree N Makearer Fister Secretary Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 410 meets first Thursday afternoon Amy H Lowpier G N Gace M Daker Clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday Florence Cunningham Oracle Mus A BE Bale Recorder
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Plute Valley
QO. F
James R, Lirren
N. G
Zacuariam T
Carver
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
Luthian Sirree
N. Makearer Fister
Woodcraft
Circle No. 410
Amy H
Lowpier
G. N
Gace M
Daker
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine Camp
Florency Cunningham
Oracle
Mus
Bale
Recorder
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Aluminum
Tim Martin
Ditchers
W. M. Englehart
J. R. Bowers
Produce Market Report
Echo
Encampment Echo
James A. Little
J. W. Bennicott
James R. Little
Echo Office
Charles Snyder
Trinidad
Colorado
Mae Ferry
Hobart Swartz
Johnny Up the Boot
City Hall
Qaapor
KOZ, McCay
Rock River
Toilla du Nord
Heinz Saur
Killa
Hofstra
Encampment Stores Co
J.M. Corlett
D. M. Tourtelot
PRS National Bank
C. L. Forney
P. C
Beaver Creek
Lillian Little
Upper Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
A. P
A. M
Masonic Hall
Byron Tucton
W. M
W. Cc. Burke
Encampmen
Catan Liprie
W. M. Grace Dridges
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