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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
8
The Encampment Echo, weekly by James R. Little, lists subscription and ad rates and records a stockholders meeting notice for Rich Charter Oak Copper Co. in Encampment Wyoming on May 6 1920. It also announces a brand column for advertising and notes Encampment public schools closing for term with reflections on school improvements.
Beaver Creek items report visits to Saratoga by Bridges and Swan Olson and social plans for Friday with games cake cookies and lemonade. Residents move, visit, and work notes include E H Close moving from Rawlins, Frank Corout visiting Wiley Boyd, and Minges joining the Forest Service in Saratoga.
A stream of brief notes from Encampment Wyoming lists residents like J W Winner J H Jarrell and Chas T Fait from nearby ranches on Beaver Creek Cow Creek and Lawn visiting town for business. Updates mention illnesses injuries and social events from May weekend to a planned Hicampment Good Ryards meeting May 29 with degree work and a Sunday school change at the Presbyterian church.
Notice announces regular annual meeting of Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development Company in River Side Wyoming for election of officers on Saturday June 5 1920 at 2 p m C L Forney president L A Cunningham secretary also notes a separate obliquely linked event of church services at St James under orders of I O O F and Rebekah lodges with Rev Abraham. Other items report White injured at Charter Oak mine glove pulled his arm from wheel left forearm broken but he returned to work next day Saratoga won 13 to 11 at a local game crowd attended. Eng campment team believes they can beat Kusampment north rivals after recent Damas.
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