Encampment Slater Road Nearly Open for Traffic
Encampment Slater Road segment between Ramble and Copperton nears completion with traffic expected by the 20th. Ames & Braisted hold the contract to finish the remaining mile and a half. The road offers a scenic drive through timber over the Continental Divide. Encampment public school opens with three teachers led by Miss Anita Scott. Riverside district pupils to school transport by Philip Flobr starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambler
Copperton
Ames
Wyoming
Anita Scott
Haskell
Texas
Helene Morris
Bailey
Philip Flobr
Riverside
Camp Fire Violation Leads to Fine Near Hayden National Forest
P and Paulson of Baggs Livestock company was fined ten dollars and costs after failing to fully extinguish a camp fire on Haskins creek in Hayden national forest. Justice A Sproat presided at Encampment last Sunday. Dick Peltz visited from his ranch north of town spinning yarns Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. &. Paulson
Baggs Livestock Company
Haskins Creek
Hayden National Forest
Justice of the Peace
A. Sproat
Wyoming
Dick Peltz
Local Forest Notes From Rambler Area
Donald Rankin spends days at Rambler ranger station for work and leisure. Ranger George P Lang notes fall approaching as sheep move to lower country and lambs head to market. James Blackball with District Engineer Mendenhall visits Rambler Thursday to inspect the Battle to Haskins Creek section of the Slater road under construction. Mary and Mrs Ed Newman visit town Tuesday from Parkison ranch Beaver Creek for shopping and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Lang
Rambier Ranger Station
James Blackball
Mendenhall
The
Forest Service
Rambler
Haskins Creek
Slater Road
Mary
Mrs. Ed. Newman
Parkison Ranch
Beaver Creek
Record of Special Session of Congress
The extra session of congress, begun April 11 and in session into August, enacted sixty five laws and resolutions, including a Peace Resolution, emergency tariff, Budget law, Veterans' Bureau creation, and various economic and relief measures. It urged economy, passed a new tax bill and tariff bill, and addressed immigration, agriculture credit, and communications reforms. Encampment notes raspberries and a snowy mountain reminder of approaching winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
House
Senate Finance Committee
Packers and Stock Yards
Agricultural Credits Act
War Finance Corporation Act
The
Philippines
Congression Agricultural Commission
Charles Anderson Funeral to Be Held in Saratoga
Charles Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Nels Anderson, died in service. His body left Hoboken on Saturday, expected to arrive in Saratoga Thursday or Sunday. Funeral planned Sunday at 2 pm in Saratoga with American Legion of Rawlins and ex servicemen attending. Encampment residents urged to attend via a special railroad train free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Anderson
War Department
Charles
Hoboken
New Jersey
Saratoga
American Legion of
Rawlins
Rawlins Organization
Southwest Company to Drill in Saratoga Field
Reports claim Southwest Petroleum has signed leases and will begin drilling a 3000 foot well northwest of Saratoga by November 1. Abrahamson, field man, reportedly secured lands including Pick Springs Oil Company holdings and state and railroad lands to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Petroleum Company
Saratoga
Abrahamson
Southwest Company
Pick Springs Oil Company
Arthur McFarlane
Russell & Haymaker
Donald McPhail
Edson Newman
Saratoga Sun
Grazing Fees Deferred in Medicine Bow and Hayden Forests
The president signed a bill extending grazing fee deferrals for stock grazing in Medicine Bow and Hayden National Forests until December 1, 1921. The extension covers fees due for the past season and was announced by the U S forest service on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
Medicine Bow and Hayden, National Forests
Local and personal notes from Encampment region
Dr and Mrs W Burke returned from Cheyenne after a week there. Rosen rye seed is for sale, raised without irrigation, one year acclimation, inquire at Geo O Khuker ranch. Dr W A Adame and family left for Denver after a month in Encampment country. James B Anderson returned from Denver business. trip to Santa Fe NM during absence. R J Martin editor of the Saratoga Sun and Roy Peck deputy sheriff attended business in Encampment. R Siebers moved back to town. Little family split between Siebers place and Cow Creek homestead for winter. Eugene L H Allen filed on a stock raising homestead on Cotton Creek southeast of town. Thomas J Walrall and Samuel S Sage witnessed. Al Laroy, Edwin J Benedict and Junior B King visited Kneanymnent Monday. Benedict filed again under Stock Raising Act. Two gentlemen corroborated his affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene LH
Allen
al, Laroy
Edwin J
Benedict
Junior B. King
Mr. Benedict
Community Lodge and Club Meeting Notices
Pi. Val lesey No. 31 meets second and fourth Thursdays at O O BF hall. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20 meets first and third Tuesdays at Pyhall. Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No. 18 meets that Thursday afternoon. Nayal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No Bid meets second Thursday. Officers list and attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ph
A.M
Mason « Hall
Byxox Titov
W. M. W. C. Beeke
Vallesey
Jasius KR
Neo
Aacuakiah T. Carver
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
O. O. Pyhall
Linian Livre
Makoankin Fisnte
Woodcraft
Amy H. Lownie
G. N. Gace M. Caste
Nayal
Cays
Plorenche Cunningham
A. . Bane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cowboy Boots
H. J. Justin. & Son
Nocona
J.H. Schmidt
James R. Little
Encampment
Donald Rankin
Rambie
Encampment Stores Co
Cheyenne Creamery Co
North Fork
City Hall
Cral Metro Productions
Charles Anderson
Saratoga Field
State Bank
Cras
AF Tester
Spee Dee
Cunningham
Logal
Mrs. W, GC. Burke
Cheyenne
W, A. Adame
Denver
James B. Anderson
Tdeo
Santa Fe
New Mexico
R. J. Martin
Roy Peck
R. Siebers
Siebers
Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
Atte Linwaan Linrer
M. Geace Princes
R. Z. McCoy
U. S&s. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
Sordier Drue CO
William A, Adams
Majestic
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