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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
8
Harold Neiswender arrived at the Neiswender ranch on Saturday with supplies and to visit friends, enjoying time away from his usual duties.
Advertising rates listed include display ads at 25 cents per single column inch per week and locals at 10 cents per line per week. Obituaries cards of thanks announcements of entertainments and other notices with admissions or profits are charged at the same rate as other advertising.
James Blackhall showed plums dropping from a tree in east town that, though not fully ripe due to frost, are as large as marbles and would ripen soon. A cherry tree in the same yard bore fruit equal to any cherry tasted this year. A Riverside Garage reopens inviting old and new patrons for auto repairs.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boyd were business visitors in Saratoga last Thursday D S Stout loaded out cattle for the Omaha market Saturday Philip Flohr stayed in town Saturday to attend I O O F lodge Mrs L A Huston shopped in Encampment from the Lus ton ranch on Cow creek J L Hawkins loaded a car of centile in Encampment yards last Saturday billed for the Omaha market D N Bird was in town Saturday night attending I O O F lodges from his Beaver Creek ranch Elvin Tilton went to Rawlins last week and returned with Mrs Tilton and the new baby to Encampment Roy Dettinger left Saturday with two carloads of cattle from his Dettinger ranch billed for the Qinahs market Mrs UL LL champion Wis was in town Saturday from Upper Perwitliger June on Cow Creek doing weekly shopping Mrs RL Ff Jones left Monday for Philadelphia on a business trip Abramdomes accompanied her to Laramine Mr and Mrs Chas Sanger and Mr Sanger's father J H Banger were in Encampment Saturday grazing at French creek mouth A sewing accident on Beaver Creek left Mrs Chas Vyvey with a badly injured arm but she is reported improving Dr W C Burke was sick late last week CG D Y Verwilliger visited from his Cow Creek ranch Mr and Mrs Louis Hopkins visited from their ranch north of town My and Mrs A P Vlohr visited for supplies Edward Vennant left for Laramie to enter the state university big baby boy welcomed at Alfred B Manor's home on the lower Terwilliger ranch October 12 W M Enalebart received barbed wire last week urging early purchase as wire is scarce News urges buying wire now while obtainable
The school notes perfect attendance this week with the seventh grade completing a South America unit and preparing to study Europe. Primary room students welcome new blackboards enabling more pupils to work at boards. Names listed for perfect attendance include Irene Little and James Anderson among others.
Neighbors of Woodcraft circle meetings held on the second Thursday of each month. Includes names Gi N Gikcu, M Baer, and officers such as Clerk, Recorder, and members listed in the damaged text.
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