Burglars Capture Suspects After Shootout and Flight
Sheriff Roach nabbed two youths after a dawn pursuit ending near Wheatland. McCorakey and Simpson, armed, faced a six shooter standoff. Megiemre and Meglemre forced hand and secured both men who then confessed to a string of robberies. Stolen stamps pennies and keys found on the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
McCorakey
Mr. Meglemre
Simpson
Sheriff Roach
Wheatland
Gimpeon
Improvements Under Way by Archie Anderson Near Town
Archie Anderson, recent buyer of the Dr. Irwin ranch just north of town in Lincoln Nebraska, is making extensive improvements including barns and lots. He visited town yesterday to procure materials and added his name to the Record list. Anderson owns top horses in the region and also a Platte River ranch bought last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Anderson
Dr. Irwin
Lincoln
Nebraska
Anderson
Platte
Carlton Ashley Becomes Hop Ping Counter at Couzens
Carlton Ashley is now Hop ping counters in the grocery department of the Couzens store. He took the place of D. F. Logan, who left Monday with his family for Fort Steele and, after shipping their household goods, will move to their former home in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Ashley
Couzens
D. F. Logan
Fort Steele
Kansas
Encampment Fish Fry News and Local Guests
Sydney V Esk and wife from Denver visited Encampment for a fishing trip and the Fish Fry. Ed L Wood, S and E conductor, added his name to the Record honor roll during a town stop between trains. Mr and Mrs E H Leake, Mrs May Ferry, and Claude Thompson attended Ira Casteel ranch Monday evening. Clark Wilcox of Saratoga fished and dropped two dollars in the cash drawer. G W Plummer traveled from Cheyenne to enjoy the Fry and then headed to the Platte fish house for several days. New subscribers include Claude Thompson, Jas Blackball, J R Bowers, John Delaney, F G Scherer, and Miss Mary A Bohn. D F Logan reports Z J Tate critically ill at Fort Steele, high altitude affecting health. Amos Wilcox, prosperous Encampment rancher, recently added to the Record and has been busy shipping fat cattle. Rev F G Scherer returned from a northern camping trip with Miss Olive Girard leaving Rev Marquis and others at Yellowstone Park and expect to return in a month. Miss Girard continues to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Wilcox
Wilcox
F. G. Scherer
Olive Girard
Marquis
Yellowstone Park
Miss Girard
Kansas
Stockton’s Campmeeting Ends In Tied Race Attracts Crowd
CNCAMPMENT’S SECOND FISH HX Cook and Allard horses tied the race and the prize money was split. It was hailed as one of the prettiest races in the country. The Saratoga band performed during the two day celebration. Except for a single outburst, the dances at city hall each evening were pleasant and financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Allard
Saratoga
City Hall
Wyoming Game Laws and Open Seasons Summary
Open seasons listed for wildlife including sage hens August 1 to September 1 and many shorebirds and waterfowl September 15 to December 16. In Carbon county curlews mud hens ducks and geese may be killed only September 1 to December 16, quail September 1 to November 30, elk and mountain sheep September 1 to November 15, deer October 1 to November 15 with Sheridan Campbell Johnson Crook Weston and Niobrara counties restricting deer season October 15 to October 31. No closed season for fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
Sheridan
Campbell
Johnson
Crook
Weston
Niobrara
Win Garoute Adds Name to Record List at Fish Fry
Win Garoute added his name to the record list during a Fish Fry last Friday, noting his participation in the event and securing a spot among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win, Garoute
Courts Busy After Festive Week Ends
Business was brisk at Justice Willis' court in the latter part of last week due to the excesses of celebration by some citizens, leading to a surge in cases and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Encampment Wyoming Council Action on Hydrants
The Town Council of Encampment Wyoming met August 9 1915 to consider removing hydrants as proposed by Gen C Austin agent for L M Pennock receiver for United Smelter Railway and Copper Co The council approved cutting out ten hydrants effective August 1 1916 and ordered notices by registered mail to Geo C Austin and L M Pennock The voting was unanimous with Mayor Parkison and councilors Bowers Eberhart Remkin Chidester present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyo
Rans
Gen C. Austin
L M. Pennock
United Smelter, Railway & Copper Co
Parkison
J. R. Bowers
Geo. Eberhart
J. C. Remkin
A. J. Chidester
Chichester
Geo. C. Austin
L M Pennock
United Smalter, Railway & Copper Co
E. H. Parkison
Old Store
6Th
McCaffrey
Provost
H. Parrison
Hi. D. Ashley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland
E. 4
Lenke
It, Wyoming
Walgott
Sydney V. Esk
Denver
Ed. L. Wood
E. H. Leake
May Ferry
Claude Thompson
Ira Casteel Ranch
Clark Wilcox
G. W. Plummer
Cheyenne
Jas. Blackball
John Delaney
Mary A. Bohn
Z. J. Tate
Mr. Tate
Wyoming
Plummer Cafe
Cncampment
H. D. Ashley
Council Proceedings
George O. Baker
Port Steele
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