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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

5

Lodge and fraternal meeting notices directory

Lodge Directory lists Encampment Lodge No 19 A F and A M meets Wednesdays at 8 in Masonic hall visiting brothers invited W M Alexander McKay and Secretary C Burke Encampment Chapter No 17 C E S meets second Tuesday each month in Masonic hall visitors invited W M Jeannette V Burke and Secretary Ct E Sproat Women of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon Guardian Neighbor E E Sproat Grace M Baker Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday Florence Cunningham Jenne Horeca Oracle Recorder

Encampment Lodge No A. F A. M Masonic Hall Alexander McKay W. M C. Burke Jeanneette V. Burke W. M. Ct E. Sproat Platte Valley Wack N. G. M. Englehart Women of Woodcraft E. E. Sproat Geace M. Baker Royal Neighbors Florence Cunnincham Jenne Horeca

Presbyterian Church Services and Sunday School Schedule

Presbyterian church announces services every Sunday at 8 p m and Sunday School at 3 30 p m Rev R R Mangus pastor and invitation extended. Riverside Union Sunday School held each Sunday at 1 30 p m supervised by H Havur? Supt.

Presbyterian R. R. Mangus We. James Church Havre Riverside—Union Havupr

Plummer Returns Home After Week In Cheyenne

George W. Plummer came back to his residence in Cheyenne last Friday following a weeklong trip and visit here.

George W. Plummer Cheyenne

Local and Personal Notes from Encampment Record

Local and Personal column lists new subscribers to the Record including Frank Heaton Justice of the Peace L Willis Henry Parr and Jas Nesbitt. Visitors and visitors and local residents send in two dollar subscriptions with several names and addresses. A town dance and church services resume while Monticello connections and other distant readers arrange yearlong deliveries.

Walcott News Highlights From Fort Steele Area

Walcott residents enjoyed a schoolhouse show last Thursday with Ed Wood and Bill Stewart noted. W. D. Aukland visited Rawlins Tuesday evening while depot agent Horton traveled through Walcott en route to Rawlins. Mrs Campbell and Miss Smith from Pasacreek visited Aukland and wife. Depot mechanics Propst Suttles Clements demand a depot top before the next rain as heavy Friday rain ends. The new 8% E depot on Stewart avenue nears completion and Aukland, also justice of the peace, will soon run his quarters for railroad and county business. Hazel Shelton gave a piano recital at the Shelton home Sunday to a small gathering including Brown Stewart E F Shelton Brum ing and Busey.

W. D. Aukland Rawlins W. M. Horton Saratoga Walcott Rawling Geo, Campbell Elizabeth Smith Pasacreek Ed. Wood Bill Stewart Lee Propst E. H. Suttles Jim Clements Steward Avenue W. D. Auklin Hazel Shelton Frank Shelton Messrs Earl Brown Wm. Stewart E. F. Shelton W. H. Bruming

Crouts Visit Laramie on Denver Trip

Frank Crout and family of Encampment visited Laramie while en route to Denver by car. Crout, born in Michigan, moved to Laramie at eight and lived in the old Frontier hotel, later relocated to Third and Kearney. His father settled here before the railroad, at Willow Creek crossing, with hay for stages between Fort Steele and the city. An Indian raid on the Crout Ranch was recalled, three men killed and buried at the stage crossing. Crout escaped and later settled in Laramie.

Frank Crout Denver Mr. Crout Michigan Laramie Old Frontier Hotel W. H. Holliday Company Third Kearney Mr. Crouth Willow Creek Fort Steele Boswell Crout

Encampment City Government Praised for Steady Leadership

Mayor E. 8. Parkison leads a council of J. C. Rankin George Eberhart J. R. Bowers and A. J. Chidester all long-time residents who prioritize the people's welfare. City clerk treasurer BH. D. Aghley an experienced accountant keeps books in first class shape. City marshal K. P. Bickel enforces the law with community backing.

Parkison J. C. Rankin George Eberhart J. R. Bowers A. J. Chidester BH. D. Aghley Encampment K. P. Bickel Meno

Encampment Carpenters Poised for Revival in Town

Encampment's carpenters George Eberhart and J. W. Fisher are praised as two of the area’s best mechanics. They arrived in the early days and stayed through good and bad times, keeping busy on nearby ranches as Encampment prepares for a possible building revival.

George Eberhart J. W. Fisher

Saratoga Train No 1 South Encapment Daily Ar Walcott

Train No 1 bound south via Saratoga and Walcott is listed in daily timetable notes for Encampment, Arkansas, with routing details and schedule snippet.

Ly. Encampment Daily Saratoga Walcott Ma Walcott Daily Saratoga Val Oes

Twenty Wyoming Counties Run 136,262 People Total

The state census records twenty of Wyoming's twenty-one counties totaling 136,262 inhabitants. Campbell county reports 2,316 residents with 1,378 males and 932 females. Gillette town lists 505 people. Park county, awaiting results, had 4,909 in 1910. If unchanged, Wyoming's 1915 total would be 141,171, 4,794 below 1910 federal figures.

Wyoming Frank L. Houx Campbell County Park County Campbell Gillette

Justice of the Peace Willis of Encampment

Justice of the Peace 8 L Willis one of the oldest inhabitants of Encampment serves as justice of the peace of this precinct and can fill the position with unquestioned capability When a man is proven guilty in Willis court he may expect all the law allows in penalties Bring your job printing to the Record office Satisfaction guaranteed

L. Willis Encampment

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Park Ison Lodge Directory Church Directory Frank Heaton Justice of the Peace Henry Parr Jas, Nesbitt Len Huston Gow Creek Carbon Timber Co Sie G.L. Tanner IV’. LH Healey O. Wolford J. W. Clements W. Oh. Wolford Epocampimnent J. ©. Platt R. Siebers Nellie Clark George Kuntemat Chas W. Freeman Redwing Minnesota Benké Orchestra Mary Emily Healey Washington, D. C Hunter R. E. Denting A. L. Richey Battle Creek J. FP. Smith M. C. Boals Palisades, Colo Palisade Elbertas Presbyterian Church F. G. Scherer N. A. McDonald G. O. Baker Hopka& Dunbar Liquor Dealers Win Stewart Crouts H. D. Ashley Qld Fitch Sordier Drug CO Pioneer Druggists Encasipiient, Wyo Plummer Saloon George O, Baker Prop Parkwood
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