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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

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Burlington and Charter Oak Officials Visit Encampment

Four Burlington railroad officials arrived in Encampment by private Pullman for a two day visit with S. & E. Superintendent J. T. McShane and to inspect the local line. The party included E Flynn W Trehoff E M Westervelt and J F Vallery. They discussed southward expansion toward Colorado coal fields and potential S. & E. growth. Also, Rich Charter Oak Copper officials including Willard Elliott and Elvin Tilton visited, with a 138 person party touring the mine eight miles west and a parade of twenty six autos before departing for Denver and the Moffat road.

Burlington Railroad J. T. McShane Flynn Burlington Lines West Pour Pullman Charter Oak Copper Company Walcott Charter Oak Denver Moffat Road Gilpin County Colorado Willard Elliott Elvin Tilton Denye

Four Carbon County Boys Enlist With Uncle Sam

Four Carbon county young men led by Ted Cross Bill Humpheeys Walter Dinger and James Corum left for Denver on Sunday and enlisted in the U S services Cross and Tumpkeys joined the navy and go to Mare Island San Francisco while Dieger and Corum joined the army at Mort Logan and will be stationed presently A note from Dr L A Avery says his family is now at Roy New Mexico and to forward the Echo to his new address.

Carbon County Ted” Cross Bill Humpheeys Walter Dinger Fort Steele James Corum Denver Uncle Sam Rawlins Tumpkeys Cross Navy Mare Island Sanrancisco J and Young Dieger Corum Army Mort Logan Dr. L. A. Avery Roy New Mexico

Fire destroys oil warehouse and nearby structures at Saratoga

A major blaze swept the Continental Oil storehouse beside the railroad in Saratoga last Thursday after 1:00 pm, destroying the oil warehouse and a Currie owned hay and grain warehouse. Firemen saved several nearby buildings as flames spread to oil drums and tanks. The motorman may have started the fire. he escaped in flames but reportedly uninjured. Insurance reportedly covered the destroyed properties.

Saratoga Continental Oil Company Red B. Currie Saratoga Commercial Company Commer Company Albert Walter Oil Company Walter J’red Johnson Saratoga Sun

School notes report several new enrollments and staff changes

Tennant joins high school with overall enrollment noted as 41. Thomas Hunter and Harry Misher start this week. Two new pupils appear in first grade Winnie Wilcox and Thelma Suttles. Mrs Byron Tiitlow fills Mamie Brown’s dry goods role at Parkison store after the Ketor girl left for business college in Cheyenne.

Winnie Wilcox Byron Tiitlow Mamie Brown Parkison Chey Onue

Freight Now Billed Through to All Stations

Saratoga Encampment Railroad Company announced this week that through billing has been perfected with Union Pacific to all points on their line. This will speed freight handling in the valley as shipments no longer require rebilling at Walcott or bills of lading to Union Pacific.

Saratoga Encampament Railroad Company Union Pacific Walcott

New Coal Bins Claim Superior State Capacity

A. J. Chidester boasts the best equipped coal bins in the state, with two fifty ton main bins and a connected building for a car load. Unloading uses chutes for each bin, a team dumps into the bin, and two men load about a ton every ten minutes, aided by a dry weighing shed and a weatherproof loading area near the railroad right of way.

A. J. Chidéster Chidester

Goldsmith and Lebsack Wed in Colorado

Percy Goldsmith and Mrs Catherine Lebsack were married in Greeley Colorado on Wednesday September 4. The couple, prominent in Encampment, plan to settle in the valley after Mr Goldsmith’s homestead in North Park and years in the area.

H. L. Hampton Terwilliger Ranch C.d.terwilliger Cow Creek Goldsmith Echo

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J.H. Schmidt Wyoming Burlington Rich Charter Oak J.J’. McShane Omaha Riverside Chas. Bragg Bar! Tennant Thomas Hunter Harry Misher Cncampment State Bank Chas, H. Sancei UB H. A. Hunter Vic PF. H. Healey City Hall Bessie Barriscale Comneay Auresn Josselyn’s Mr. and Mes J.T. Pinch the Valley Percy Goldsmith Lebsack J. W. Bingham Casper L. A. Cunningham General Sordier Drug CO Por Sale J. R. Bowers W.E. Turon Encampment Stores Co Moat Grannm Bettler Cheyenne Creamery Co
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