Sale Scheduled for Penn Wyoming and Allied Copper Firms
The United States court in Cheyenne sets September 21 for selling first mortgage bonds of Penn Wyoming Copper, United Smelters, Railway and Copper Co and affiliates to satisfy $2.38 million in claims. No minimum bid is required. the auction path traces a failed empire built around Emersons Ferris Haggarty mines and Encampment ventures.
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Penn-Wyoming
United Smelters, Railway & Copper Company
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
United Smelters, Railway &Copper Company
Cheyenne
Edward W.stone
United States Court For the District of Wyoming
Vivian E. Collins
Mary W. Collins
Thomas Evans
J. B. Shirley
J. W. Berkey
Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
American Trust & Savings Bank
Wyoming Tribune
Federal Building
Tribune
Stone
Saratoga & Encampment Railway Company
Encampment Smelting Company
Encampment Pipe Line & Ditch Company
Emerson Electric Light Company
Encampment Tramway Company
Encampment Waterworks Company
Encampment Land& Town Lot Company
Battle Lake Tunnel Site Mining Company
Haggarty Copper Mining Company
Carbondale Coal Company
North American Mercantile Company
The
Willis George Emerson
Emerson Motors Company
New York
Emerson
Ferris-Haggarty
Encampment
Southern Wyoming
Amth
Ferris- Haggarty
Saratoga & Encampment
Union Pacific
Battle Lake
Carbondale
America
Record People Receive Fruit from Fort Collins Cherry Orchard
The Record received a crate of extra quality cherries from Poterlachen Cherry Orchard in Fort Collins Colorado. Carl Anderson proprietor of the orchard and advertising manager of the Courier Printing Publishing company Fort Collins sends thanks for the fruit. Bids are advertised this week for connecting the city hall with the sewer and water system.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Carl Anderson
Courier Printing & Publishing Company
Correction Notice For Carbon County Fair Dates
A typographical error in last week's Record mislisted the Carbon County Fair dates as September 5 and 6. The correct dates are September 4 and 5. Readers are urged to note the change in display ads on page four and make plans to attend.
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Carbon County
Encampment Beats Rawlins Boys at Hoyt Parkison Field
Encampment defeated Rawlins by 19 to 40 at Hoyt Parkison as Hoyt Parkison contributed to the win amid favorable conditions.
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Rawlins Boys
Hoyt Parkison
Howe
McKay Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Reports from A. McKay who was operated on at Rawlins last week for appendicitis say he is getting along as well as possible under the circumstances and a speedy recovery is expected.
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A. McKay
Rawlins
Visiting and Fishing in Encampment
William KB Hoshaw proprietor of Bill's Shop Cheyenne visited Encampment Sunday to spend the week with H Rhoades and family and fish the local streams. Riley and Karl Boyd came from the Platt ranch and filed on 980 acre homesteads in the Beaver Creek country while in town.
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William Kb, Hoshaw
Bill
Cheyenne
H. ©. Rhoades
Riley
Karl Boyd
Platt Ranch
Beaver Creek
Encampment Hosts Third Annual Fish Fry and Barbecue
Encampment Wyoming hosts the 3rd annual fish fry and barbecue on Monday and Tuesday August 28 and 29 1916. Local officials invite residents and visitors to attend the two day event featuring seafood grilled fare and community gatherings.
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Encampment
Wyoming
Local County Fair Schedule of Events and Prizes
Monday events include a 10:00 a m baseball game 12 m fish fry and dinner 1:30 p m quarter mile cow pony race with 15 prize for first 10 for second 2:00 p m rodeo contest with boot chaps and spurs routine and 25 prize 2:30 p m burro race 5 and 2 50 prizes 3:00 p m quarter mile girls pony race 10 and 5 prizes 3:30 p m bucking contest five cash prizes 125 top 50 25 third 25 best bucking horse 50 top 25 second 25 7:00 p m band concert 8:00 p m grand ball at city hall tickets 1 00
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J. C. Rankin
City Hall
Willis
Local Fair Schedule Promises Prizes and Events Across Night
Activities run from morning baseball to a rooster pull and novelty races with prizes from 15 to 60 dollars. Harness exhibition, bucking finals, band concert, street mask carnival and grand ball fill the evening with tickets at city hall. All contests are open to the world.
Beaver Creek News notes and visits by local residents
Beaver Creek snapshots list Ben Bashore and Chas Anderson in town for grain and telephony work while Edwie Hayden and Ruth Cornell visit from Beaver and Humboldt relatives. Trips include Fort Collins guests, Rawlins campers, and a newly established monthlong camp at the mouth of Big Creek with Harry Anderson assisting.
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Edwie Hayden
Beaver
Clara Anderson
Rawlins
Ruth Frank
Big Creek
Harry Anderson
Wolfard Family Visit From Wisconsin Arrives in HO
Visiting His Father HO Wolfard arrived Tuesday from Wisconsin for a two week stay with his father W H Wolfard and siblings. This marks their first visit in over eight years.
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Wolfard
Wisconsin
W. HH. Wolfard
Uhie
Mr. Wolfard
Reed Returns From Visit as Road Deterioration Noted
A Reed returned from Cheyenne after family visits. Roads between here and Cheyenne are reported in very bad condition due to recent rains. Ralph Platt from Bowver Creek line was in on business Monday.
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Reed
Cheyenne
Mr. Reed
Here
Vcheyenne
Ralph Platt
Bowver Creek
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Ctieyenue
United States Court
S. & E. Railway
McKay
Beauvori
Ben Bashore
Chas. Anderson
James E. Anderson
Toothaker Ranch
John Delaney
Boyd Brothers
Andy Burke
Ruth Cornell
Humboldt
Nebraska
Snethan
Saratoga
Mabel Cornell
Rank
R. H. Pember
Trenton
George Eberhart
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