Charter Oak Charter Oak Copper stockholders elect officers
Directors and stockholders in Encampment Wyoming elected officers for the Rich Charter Oak Copper company. Errett B. Dill becomes president, Thomas I. Hilkert vice president, Willard Elliott secretary treasurer and general manager, with Tilton as mine manager. Plans include a siding, coal dump, warehouse at stock yards, a new telephone line to Encampment, expanded bunk houses and cook house, and an enlarged concentration plant funded by a strong treasury. The board expects rapid development and future shipping of concentrates from the Charter Oak mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak Copper Company
J. H. Nye
Cromwel
Indiana
C. M. Sloan
A. Spielberg
Souti Bend
Hurd Burton
Lucerne
Job Larry
Logansport
Errett B. Dill
Fort Wayne
Geo. P. Elmen
Lincoln
Nebraska
T. F. Hilkert
Royal Center
Jess Voorhees
Elmira
New York
Thomas I. Hilkert
Willard Elliott
Wilco Ranch
Charter Oak
Cook House
E Campment
John Larry
Loganport
Manning
Kokomo
Thomas I. Hilbert
Judge Manning
Arno Spielberg
South Bend
Franklin Motor Car Company
Michigan
Jess Tahlman
Spielbergr
Speilberg
John W. Kistler
Cass County
Find
Cromwell
Chitter Oak
Butehart
Ruth
Oller
Charterhil
Echo Man
Wyoming
West
Elliott
Mining
Tngineer Tilton
Calf Creek
Encampment Visitor Plays Cowboy and Is Jailed
A Charter Oak visitor dressed as a cowboy was arrested after attempting to ride a horse in Encampment. Dick Grant, acting as deputy sheriff, filed a case before Justice of the Peace George Runtzman. The defendant claimed he only posed for a photo for a friend back home. He was found guilty and sentenced to one day in jail.
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Charter Oak
Dick.Grant
Justice of the Peace
George Runtzman
John Larry
Logansport
Indiana
Manning
Kokomo
Encampment
Fred HB. Healy
Cross
Charter Ons
My Charges for Piow Work Will Be
Petty charges for piecemeal work noted in garbled text. Unclear names, dates, or places due to OCR errors. Summary remains speculative without readable specifics.
Young man spared final shame in Encampment court
After a court sentence the prosecutor publicly praised the defendant as “the Best” while warning he could settle in Encampment. The community voices both acquittal and conviction, and the man’s name is withheld due to prior embarrassment. An upcoming Presbyterian ladies’ society meeting is announced for next Wednesday at 2:30.
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The
Indies’ Wid Society of the Presbyterian Church
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