Rich Charter Oak Officials Expected Today
Four Pullman coaches carrying directors and stockholders of the Rich Charter Oak Copper company are due in Encampment this morning. They will attend the stockholders meeting, visit the Charter Oak mine west of town, and then tour Yellowstone park for pleasure alongside business. A full account will run next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Charter Oak Copper Company
Charter Oak
Yellowstone Park
Smiths Proceed to California After Daughter Marries Porter
Mr and Mrs T Z Smith left for Encampment then California visiting Los Angeles and Delano. They learned their daughter Miss Gertrude Smith wed Fred C Porter Sunday morning at Delano. Porter is an American Express agent and later with D P Smith grocery. They will reside in Los Angeles where Porter works for Cudahy Packing.
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Laramie
T. Z. Smith
California Seacoast
Los Angeles
Delano
Gertrude Smith
Fred C. Porter
American Express Company
D. P. Smith Grocery
Porter
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Miss Smith
Mr. Porter
Cudahy Packing Company
No Shooting and Trespassing Prohibited at Encampment Area
James R. Lirriis owner posts a strict notice four miles west of Encampment on Cow Creek banning shooting fishing and trespassing without permission. Prosecution threatened. permission required from Lirriis or Mr. Chamberlain on the property.
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Cow Creek
Mr. Chamberlain
James R. Lirriis
Encampment Public School Opens With Steady Start
Encampment public schools opened Monday with average attendance. Principal Miss Helene Morris runs grades seven through high school while Miss May Elliott handles the lower grades. Classes run 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. Families have moved in from the country to educate their children and more are planning to move. The community expects a good school year and urges patron support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Helene Morris
May Elliott
Mrs Ed Wood and Son Earl Hospitalized in Laramie
Mrs Ed Wood and her son Earl are both at Ivinson Hospital in Laramie with typhoid fever. they were called to Encampment by the illness of Mrs Wood's mother and both contracted the disease after her case was diagnosed.
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Ed. Wood
Earl
Laramie
E. W. Wood
Ivinson Hospital
Pickett Named Secretary of Wyoming Livestock Board
M E Pickett of Rawlins has been appointed secretary of the Wyoming Livestock Board with headquarters in Cheyenne replacing Charles B Boyce who resigned. Pickett has long county service and previously sheriff livestock inspector and deputy prison warden. Also note Mr and Mrs Irvin Brands returned from Laramie after Mrs Brands Tonsil and adenoid removal procedure with a smooth recovery.
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Mrs. Irvin Brands
Laramie
Mrs. Brands
Local notes on seed wheat for sale and town visits
Arch ie G Anderson lists seed wheat and rye for sale while Roy ce Boyd returns from trips to Laramie and Cheyenne. Various residents visit Pearl Colorado, attend meetings, sale small items at Chidester community auction and work on city projects.
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Chidester
Tie
Letter From a Former Encampment Man
Len Stewary, a former Encampment Herald employee, writes from Clay Center Nebraska recalling Encampment memories and reporting the Rich Charter Oak Mining Co. revival plans for its September stockholders meeting. He includes a $2.50 subscription check and wishes the Encampment Echo continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak Mining Co
School Notes Enrollments and Beginners List
School opened with 30 students across grades from first to high school. Beginners include Vivien Kennicott Lorna Hopkins James Clements Carlton Astley Mildred Bashore Cordelia Parr Helen Bashore Leonard Bashore Alfred Berg Hroest Benson. Dr. W A Adan visited from Denver for tonsil and adenoid operations. Mr Forney leased Ralph Plate line on Beaver Creek and the I O Platt ranch.
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Vivien Kennicott
Lorna Hopkins
James Clements
Carlton Astley
Mildred Bashore
Cordelia Parr
Helen Bashore
Leonard Bashore
Alfred Berg
Hroest Benson
Mer
Forney
Beaver Creek
Ralph
Philip Flohe
I. O. Platt
Town Council Proceedings September 10 1920
City council met with Mayor Healey in attendance. Sewer committee to supply 2600 feet of pipe and advertise for bids. Sidewalk trade established on Freeman avenue between Sixth street and Emerson Blvd. Bills paid include Encampment Echo 55.00 Metcalf 20.25 Burke 15.00 Metcalf 4.00 Hunter 29.40. Council adjourned.
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Healey
Rollman
Merry and
Rankin
Sewer Committee
Freeman Avenue
Sixth Street
Emerson Blvd
Encampment
Metcalf
Labor Streets
W. C. Burke
Henry Hunter
Herding
No Shooting or Fishing on My Ranch
Notice from W E Truron forbidding any fishing or shooting on the ranch and warning trespassers to stay off the property. The sign marks a private boundary with a clear prohibition.
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W.E. Truron
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J.H. Schmidt
Wyoming
Rich Charter Oak
California
M. E. Picket
Livestock Board
Riverside
Chas. Bragg
Logal
Archie G. Anderson
Royce Boyd
Cheyenne
C. 3
Googer
Keho
Pearl
Colorado
Mra
TI. Finch
Valley
Eono
Echo Office
Chas
Terwilliger
Henry Flohr
Frank Heaton
Pierce Culleton
Wheatland
Guy Nichols
Lercher Ranch
Newman
Glenn
Karl Kaiser
Davis
Adrian Wolfard
Little Son
M. E. Coram
James
U.S. Navy
Buck Roberts
The
Platte
Rambler Country
Rudolph Siebers
Hills
Am Cement
A. J, Furry
Bridges
Eastern Star
Chas, Vyvey
Children
J. KR. Spencer
Bingham
C. G. Sparrow
Bolin Hotel
Mary Bolin
Anaconda
Montana
Iver Strand
Milt. Brown
State Bank Chas
H. Sanger
Pres
H. A. Hunter
F. H. Healey
Ai City Hall
Sessue Hayakawa
Clay Center
Neb
Mncampment
Encampment Herald
Newt
George McClintock
Len Close
Cloyp L. Stewary
W. A. Adan
Denver
J. Wy Konnicout
Council Proceedings
Saece
WH. Weasey
Clerix
Disk
L. A. Cunningham Ral Blacksmithing
Riverside, Wyoming
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowers
Ele
Encampment Stores Co