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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
12
Angora cap and scarf sets promoted for women feature soft yarns in cozy colors. Lightweight, warm accessories claim to pair with fall wardrobes, highlighting luxury feel and versatile styling options from a fashion retailer.
The notice outlines weekly publication by Leslie C Tallings in Encampment Wyoming. It lists postal details first class matter and pricing for subscriptions and ads. Display ads cost 25 cents per line per week with a 25 cent minimum while local reader lines run 20 cents per week. Copy deadlines require forenoon arrival and Wednesday afternoon for local readers. Payments required with copy for profit-earning notices.
A local druggist endorses the UICE action of buckthorn bark and yoreine as Adlerika appendicitis preventative. The spoonful form relieves sour stomach and constipation at once, according to Lou Drug Co.
Election of Sunday school officers includes Leslie C. Stallings as Superintendent and Mrs. L. C. Stallings as Treasurer. Christmas exercises are set for Sunday at eight with recitations, tree, and a story and song titled In Quest of the King. The Woman's Magazine club hosted a sleigh ride for the Wilcox couple, with sadness over Mrs. Wilcox's departure for Fruitland Park. The Ladies Guild held a December 14 business meeting at Mrs. K. D. Parkison's home.
The Pioneer couple Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilcox depart Encampment last Friday for Fruitland Park Mississippi. The town expresses regret as they have long been valued residents and helped many community efforts. Mrs. Bowers and Miss Pearl endure a stormy Denver trip for medical care. Mrs. Geo. Baker guested at Friday dinner with Ana Smith.
The Girls Friendly Society in Stallings held its regular meeting on Wednesday December 13 electing Marion Crout as president Frances Heaton as vice president Edythe Dunbar as secretary and Mrs Sut tiles as branch secretary Refreshments followed for all attendees.
Public notice that D. L. Gondon has bought the interest of C. Le Forney in the Riverside saloon and that all debts due the firm will be payable to Gondon and all debts will be paid by him.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne dated November 24 1916 states William B Kuykendall of Rawlins Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead including multiple fractional sections in township 13 north range 86 west. Proof is to be made before C R Watson at Rawlins on Sunday January 17 witnesses include George Nelson Robert Rasmussen Peter Rasmussen all Battle Creek Colorado and Andrew Rasmussen Dixon Wyoming. Will Rero Register.
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