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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
12
Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets at the Masonic hall each Wednesday at 8 pm Visitors invited Alexander McKay W M C Burge Secretary
PayspyTesian Cuorcu-Services every Sunday evening at eight. Sunday School each Sunday at 3 30 P M. Rey RR Marquis Pastor. St James Cuorcu-Serviced Sunday service and sermon at 1 00 A M. Everyone invited, Wa Harrt Presbyter in charge Rijkusmor Union Sunday School 1 30 P M H H Haupt Supt.
J Tue and his wife from Belleville Kangar arrived last week to visit their daughter Mia Logan and family and to tour the area around Ash Fry.
Miss Edna Campbell of Rawlins visits the Aun family. A ten pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. Sam Thompson returns from Laramie. R.A.C. boys camp at Rawlins gin. Miss Sute-Wilcox returns from Denver. Dr. Irwin called to Huston ranch. Mrs. Bayleur of Baggs visits her daughter Mrs. Kidsey. Miss Ruth Hopka returns from Denver for sanitarium treatment. Mrs. A. J. Ferry of Rochester Nevada visits Encampment with the Sproats. George O. Baker and family attend a chicken dinner at Mrs. Neiaweader’s. G. C. Austin in Walcott to supervise depot erection. Encampment and nearby ranches picnic at Goodacre ranch. Miss Mary A. Bobo hosts twelve friends at Boho hotel. Mr and Mrs. G. C. Austing and Miss Edna Campbell visit Chas Hansen’s ranch on Pass Creek. Miss Mary A. Bohn enjoys a visit from Mrs. Catherine Bohn and children Eleanor and Karl in Minnesota. Parkison family and others attend a dance at Saratoga. Mrs. Thowne R.K. Paxton and Miss Clothilde Embree of Princeton arrive to visit Percy Paxton at Hayden National Forest.
The article extols Wyoming’s mineral riches including coal iron copper and gold along with soda sulphur asbestos asphalt gypsum and building stones. It notes oil production growth in Salt Creek and Big Horn Basin with state royalties of about 25 000 rising to 75 000 and forecasts continued expansion. Agriculture irrigation dry farming and fruit production are praised as major drivers and the piece calls Wyoming a treasure vault of the nation.
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