Lodge Directory for Fraternal Orders in Masonic Hall
Encampment Lodge No. 19 A F and A M meets in Masonic hall each Wednesday at 8 pm Visitors welcome W M PNG Lenart and Secretary C Burke Encampment Chapter No 17 C E S meets second Tuesday evenings in Masonic hall Visitors invited Mat Ferry W M and E Sproat Secretary Platte Valley Lodge No 34 IOOF meets every Saturday evening in IOOF hall Visiting brothers invited J W Fisner N G James R Lirree Secretary Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly Mary C Hearon G N Gracrt M Baker Clerk Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday monthly Mary A Wrens Oracle Jens Horka Recorder
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Encampment Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
W. M. Png Lenart
W. M
Mat Ferry
E. Sproat
Platte Valley Lodge
J. W. Fisner
N. G
James R. Lirree
Women of Woodcraft
Mary C. Hearon
G. N. Gracrt M. Baker
Royal Neighbors
Presbyterian Church Services and Schedule
Sunday worship at 8:00 PM with Sunday School at 3:00 PM. Christian Endeavor each Sunday evening at 7:00. Pastor Rey R. K. Manguis.
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Presbyterian Courcch
Christian Endeavor
Rey
R. KR. Manguis
Back to the soil trend sweeps Encampment area
Spring weather boosts gardening interest in Encampment as residents embrace a back to the soil movement this week and enjoy outdoor work and growing plants.
Local and Personal Notes From Town
Dean Harris visited Saturday while Frank Crout advertised Ford cars. John Peryam left Tuesday for Colorado. I M Conness came in from his ranch Monday. Pictures at city hall on Saturday night. Roy Dettinger and wife arrived Saturday in a new car. Dusty’s Shop promotes Mango Shampoo for dandruff. Henry Pantle and family visited last Saturday. J J Pare and family attended the picture show Saturday night. Wallace Pearce went to Hog Park Monday to read snow scales. Mr and Mrs Jack Brown visited Tuesday on business. Miss Lella Hunter stayed with her parents on Beaver. W D Aydelotte offered a dollar in subscription credit.
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Lella Hunter
Beaver
W. D. Aydelotte
Forest Notes on Wildlife Losses and Forest Service Builds
Last year 20 000 auto and 92 000 rail travelers reached Grand Canyon National Monument. Poisonous plants caused cattle and sheep losses costing about 500 000 dollars. Forest Service built 5 824 buildings on national forests costing 1 103 588 dollars including cabins barns and fire lookouts. Wild burros in Grand Canyon are increasing, a ranger says, becoming a nuisance. Various local notices and social notes follow about show attendance and community life in Encampment.
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Grand Canon National Monument
Canon
National Forest
House Committee On Agriculture
Forest Service On the
National Forests
Grand Canon
Colorado
Tusayap National Forest
Arizona
Grand Caron
Supai
Little Colorado
Forest
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Kuykendall
Parrison’s
Wolfard
Wyoming
Lodge Directory
Mary A. Wrens
Jens Horka
Church Directory
North Ly
Saratoga Gene
Walcott Ve
Walcott
Saratoga
Chichester
Dean Harris
Frank Crout
Ford
John Peryam
I. M. Conness
Roy Dettinger
Glover
Dusty
Henry Pantle
J.J. Pare
Wallace Pearce
Hog Park
Mra
Jack Brown
Hopka& Dunbar Liquor Dealers
James J. Anderson
A. Sproat
J. J. Wirth
Frank Bridges
Margie Johnston
Brush Creek
W.E. Tilton
Mesdames W. E. Sears
Stewart McPhail
Sears Ranch
Archie G
Anderson
Jake Schmidt
Miss Hattie
Frank
Karl Boyd
Cow Creek
G. C. Austin
Hansen
Pass Creek
Ledbetter
A. Ikyan
Vlatte Valley
Pete Krom
the Hills
GCHE
NEW Bohn
Mary A. Bohn
Proprietress
James R. Little
United States
Jack Finch
Plummer Saloon
Parkwood
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